They're selling unattainable beauty, an unattainable boyfriend, a completely unattainable but still very seductive lifestyle.
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Timing had made them the unattainable in her life, and the unattainable, which she could neither damage nor destroy, lived on as wounds.
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Photoshopped pictures of "perfect people" create an unattainable standard of beauty; the constant stream of stories about "overnight success" and "crushing it" create an unattainable standard for founders.
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Let's just say my initial goals were a little unattainable.
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Up until then, playing New Forms had felt somewhat unattainable.
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But again, this gave the store a theatrical, unattainable atmosphere.
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But that doesn't mean an affordable dream stay is unattainable.
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Slower economic growth would make Osborne's goal even more unattainable.
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But the name soon becomes a burden, an unattainable aspiration.
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A level playing field for everyone remains elusive, perhaps unattainable.
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Small but vital things, like a cab fare, become unattainable.
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The ideal boyfriend — beautiful, unattainable, inappropriately younger — becomes literally mythic.
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Photo: CanopyThese days privacy online feels like an unattainable dream.
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Ah, the contemplation of the probably unattainable impeachment and conviction.
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They work in unison really, perpetuating this nearly unattainable lie.
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But the few times the singer tries to reconnect with an unattainable ex she blames the disconnect on herself because she made the approach, and more often she's the unattainable one and wishes she wasn't.
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As with car accidents or cyber-attacks, perfect security is unattainable.
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The characters are really human, and don't represent an unattainable ideal.
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Through unrealistic and unattainable mandates that will only harm average Americans.
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Noah is Sixteen Candle's seemingly unattainable popular guy Jake (Michael Schoeffling).
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Still, the Gossip Girl fantasy remains a distant and unattainable one.
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He is being asked to do something that is manifestly unattainable.
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The goal to reduce global violence is daunting, but not unattainable.
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But college remains an unaffordable and unattainable goal for many Americans.
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But they're all unattainable, because it's an artificial world — it's dead.
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Uncomplicated movie romance is as inspiring as it is deeply unattainable.
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"Securing the border" is an ill-defined and ultimately unattainable goal.
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The answer is obvious, though the solution has been remarkably unattainable.
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Even the goal of rounding up 2,000 families is likely unattainable.
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A dream that seems unattainable because of the schools' cost nowadays.
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That is an unattainable goal, as should be obvious by now.
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You might be setting goals that are completely unreasonable and unattainable.
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Make it possible Avoid resolutions that sound great but are unattainable.
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The flower on his nose is a symbol of unattainable beauty. . . .
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Likewise, she holds neither herself nor the reader to unattainable standards.
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It's neither an expensive, unattainable vehicle nor a basic, low-end ride.
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It also touches on Lilac's distaste for unattainable standards foisted on women.
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Most of the alternatives to full membership are unattainable, unappealing or both.
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Utopia, the perfect society, is unattainable, for there is no such thing.
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That's a figure they picked out that's unattainable for a third party.
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The constitutional pledge of "equivalent living conditions" across Germany thus looks unattainable.
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He is a curmudgeonly perfectionist in a sport where perfection is unattainable.
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It seemed unattainable — the building, at least — given the many police barricades.
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Almost all of the facts will remain unattainable by the American people.
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For Nadjagou, joining the community has given him an opportunity otherwise unattainable.
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In Vienna, the Kenyan achieved a milestone once believed to be unattainable.
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Not only is repeal unattainable, it would also be ineffective and unnecessary.
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He wistfully talked about his city's diversity as something completely unattainable now.
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It's so grandiose, and gorgeous, and wildly unattainable for 99% of us.
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But to admit that the goal is unattainable is to admit failure.
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The United Nations said that most essential food items were virtually unattainable.
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When Ragen Chastain sets a goal, she wants it to be nearly unattainable.
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Canada withdrew from Kyoto in 2011 after deciding that its targets were unattainable.
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Without them, that goal now looks unattainable — barring some major unforeseen technological advances.
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The bottom line: It's time to stop shaming women with unattainable beauty standards.
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Laws that predictably close clinics through unattainable regulations don't inform and don't persuade.
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Enamored in their pursuit for a home-feeling and an unattainable, childlike fulfillment.
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And watching everyone, it felt unattainable, sort of ambitious, to become a musician.
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Congressional Republicans have slammed the fracking rule, calling it costly, unnecessary and unattainable.
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Having a reliable home security system doesn't have to be an unattainable luxury.
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They are the product of a coordinated national campaign to make abortion unattainable.
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Its growth projections strike many as unattainable, and it has missed expectations before.
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But even then, the idea of one day seeking office herself seemed unattainable.
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And contrary to popular belief, it's not about unattainable standards or curing cancer.
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Working in Hollywood would have seemed an unattainable dream to me back then.
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This is often the result of comparing yourself to an unrealistic, unattainable standard.
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"The code was a fantasy—a perfect, unattainable ideal," Jessica O'Beirne told me.
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But making student loans a competitive, private-sector market is an unattainable goal.
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For the unindoctrinated, the actress can seem like a symbol of unattainable perfection.
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It's also a love story that involves a woman who represents unattainable ideals.
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We're at a point where intimidating and unattainable restaurants are for the birds.
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It had long been considered that organization for game developers was an unattainable dream.
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And yet so many people feel so distant and so many truths feel unattainable.
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Neither should the tradition of non-intervention, nor an insistence on unattainable regional unanimity.
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Updating the rules needs consensus among all 164 member countries, which is almost unattainable.
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The beloved would be unattainable; the lover would pine away for her (or him).
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But the fantasy of the boy band only works as long as it's unattainable.
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All of this speaks to something inherent in desire itself: Longing for the unattainable.
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It is unappealing because it is unattainable, unless you live in LA or NYC.
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Pompeo said this strategy had 12 objectives, most of which I believe are unattainable.
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Then we set up conditions which make the 'education' either meaningless or nearly unattainable.
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Such prices are still in the unattainable stratosphere for almost everyone but the ultrawealthy.
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It can provide remote health care services that are desperately needed but otherwise unattainable.
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Prior to that, big rock bands were on the stage and that was unattainable.
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He had reached "one of man's hitherto unattainable goals," The New York Times declared.
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But these advertisements featuring 'the new girl' were marketing a lifestyle unattainable by most.
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It's a bittersweet feeling to give up when you know your goal is unattainable.
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Curated social networks like Instagram create standards unattainable by nearly everyone in real life.
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He alludes to string theory, that unifying theory of everything, which is forever unattainable.
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Washington State prison officials offered unattainable stress-relief tips to those in solitary confinement.
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The House has an even earlier and more unattainable late October deadline for tax reform.
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And she is no stranger to adversity or naysayers who think her pursuits are unattainable.
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Instead, you float aimlessly, as the ecstasy surrounds you you—so close, yet so unattainable.
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Yes. But the point is, we don't want to represent some unattainable level of perfection.
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She thinks that the fetish is an unattainable—or at least unrealistic—fantasy for most.
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Everybody loves the merchandise, whether it's for nostalgia's sake, or in some instances, the unattainable.
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In the past, the careers of David Chase, David Simon or Vince Gilligan seemed unattainable.
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If anything, he's the embodiment of everything unattainable but highly desired in this capitalist hell.
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The top power index score is 0.0000, which is "realistically unattainable," according to Global Firepower.
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For many Western whites, opportunities for achieved identity — the top of the hill — seem unattainable.
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But for remote workers constantly on the move, dual screens are basically an unattainable luxury.
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If military victory is unattainable and surrender unpalatable, that leaves only one option: more negotiation.
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Mr. Markus said that, without more jobs, home buying will remain a largely unattainable goal.
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It is a result of decades of advancements that provide aviation capabilities previously thought unattainable.
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"Ironically, it was in real life that being 'regular' had become unattainable," the narrator concludes.
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And that's what worries me too: that going for Medicare for All might be unattainable.
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" Quotable "Utopia has to be unattainable because it's the searching for it that really counts.
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It seemed like an impossibly large and positively unattainable number, but people love a challenge.
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If their goals are unhealthy, unrealistic, or unattainable, work together to establish a better resolution.
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Over the past few decades, couture has been relegated to an unaffordable, unattainable dream-factory.
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Perhaps they spoil all other potential or existing paramours for you with their unattainable perfection.
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Former employees blamed a high-pressure sales culture and unattainable sales goals for their actions.
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Trump's popularity is linked to outdoor advertising's language of violence, body shaming, and unattainable luxury.
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These couples symbolize an unattainable dream, a dream that usually ends with an untimely death.
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And, in part, we want to watch the unattainable because it provides some vicarious wish fulfillment.
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Despite having come far closer than many others to attaining the unattainable, Buffon presents no exception.
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But wasn't that just societal conditioning or the unattainable beauty standards that fuel comparison and objectification?
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Unattainable pricing and inadequate battery life consigned the UMPC to the status of a historical footnote.
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I am connecting with something which has seemed nebulous and unattainable to me for too long.
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A Stacy is the unattainable female ideal that is targeted for revulsion and perhaps even violence.
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They disagreed, often bitterly, but accepted that a compromised achievement is better than an unattainable perfection.
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No matter how far out of reach a goal may seem, it doesn't mean it's unattainable.
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But being a great lawyer and a great mom at the same time is virtually unattainable.
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Mom and Dad knew that never going to Italy would be unattainable for people like us.
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Murphy isn't the only influencer to call out the industry for setting unattainable standards for followers.
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Therefore, arguing that goodness is unattainable without God is baseless; many atheists can be good people.
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What seems like a desolate, unattainable destination has become surprisingly popular in the past few years.
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Indie bands weren't a thing or it was at a level that was unattainable we felt.
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Yes, a majority of Trump voters are probably unattainable for Democrats, but millions may be winnable.
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The progenitor of this starry deluge is the grand dame of unattainable lifestyles herself, Martha Stewart.
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Ideally energy should cost 6 percent of income, but for many Americans that benchmark is unattainable.
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It's hard to meet these and other needs when our fantasy partners are unknown or unattainable.
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The concept of unattainable films was what made the Disney vault such an effective marketing tool.
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Part of the thrill of listening to him has been how lustrously he paints the unattainable.
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This doesn't mean achieving some unattainable standard of perfection with six-pack abs and luxurious hair.
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Watch our new film 'Nicolas Winding Refn Explores Youth and Unattainable Beauty in 'The Neon Demon''
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We have a beauty standard in this country that is unattainable for the vast majority of women.
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I don't think the general public understands how unattainable what we see in our magazines is sometimes.
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That will never be me and so many young women are driving for a perfection that's unattainable.
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Their targets remain ambitious, if perhaps unattainable, including John R. Bolton, Mr. Trump's former national security adviser.
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But the thought of sleep on those days is like a cloud on a distant horizon — unattainable.
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Unfortunately, for all of the love the shoes deserve, their $450 point made them unattainable to most.
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I think that the guys who go on are so incredibly good-looking that they seem unattainable.
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I used to think fashion was something unattainable and reserved only for people who look like models.
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Even for the healthy, however, lack of income opportunities can make the tuition cost an unattainable sum.
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The front door feels like a gate to paradise right now; an unattainable, forbidden portal to freedom.
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And her biggest critique of Sanders is that his ideas are unattainable in a real-life Congress.
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His online appeal via FaceTime impacted the various opposition groups in a way unattainable through other media.
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I'm sick of putting happiness on some unattainable pedestal just around the corner, forever out of reach.
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Garcia wants to help create a world in which her daughters can feel beautiful without unattainable standards.
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Thus, even if Trump's pledge appears unattainable, the outlook for energy sector employment is far from bleak.
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We're only three contests in, of course, so it's not as though this is an unattainable goal.
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STEM degrees demand considerable time for studying, conducting lab work and research, making employment even more unattainable.
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We are thrilled when we get to see these unattainable images of wealth and femininity torn down.
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"A simple, beautiful love that is now (and forever) unattainable," she tweeted to a fan in November.
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Like, sure, Instagram might exacerbate unattainable beauty standards, but online communities are also working hard to dismantle them.
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The early 2000s were a great time — but they also came with a lot of unattainable beauty standards.
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For teens, it's a welcome respite from the unattainable perfection permeating media, magazines, and, more recently, Instagram feeds.
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It's the great unattainable — a sure-fire Nobel Peace Prize, and your own page in the history books.
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Thankfully, as with most unattainable aspirations, there is a video game available to help sate that desire: ASMRstar.
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They won't interfere with your busy schedule or feel unattainable even if you live in a concrete jungle.
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Critics have accused magazines of using the technology to peddle an unrealistic -- and often unattainable -- standard of beauty.
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The governor's tunnel vision on an unattainable political status—becoming the 51st state—would end this competitive edge.
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It was an almost seemingly unattainable dream — maybe one of the startups we fund could go public someday.
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That hazy sensation of the unattainable other; a new infatuation so fragile, you turn around and she's gone.
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With Instagram filters, Photoshopped images and curated feeds, social media can feel like an onslaught of unattainable perfection.
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Critics have accused magazines of using the technology to peddle an unrealistic -- and often unattainable -- standard of beauty.
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The consensus can, as a Singaporean diplomat, Bilahari Kausikan, puts it, be goals that everyone knows are unattainable.
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Heavy people say, 'I need to lose 53 pounds' and they set a goal that is largely unattainable.
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The fact that flying cars act as a stand-in for some distant, unattainable future isn't a mistake.
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Formerly unattainable speeds of more than 370 kilometers per hour, or about 230 miles per hour, were reached.
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Security was unattainable, and has remained so even when we had more than 100,000 troops in the country.
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Pyramid schemes make promises of exorbitant income and massive wealth, but participants soon see that this is unattainable.
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What Sixteen Candles is selling is the dream of the unattainable guy falling in love with the everygirl.
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Furthermore, unattainable foreign ambitions distract, at great cost, from the more important and momentous task of internal reform.
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The inclusion of women opened new avenues of thinking and policy-making that once might have seemed unattainable.
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Lucy longs for what is unattainable in life and so is drawn to the soothing darkness of death.
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Mr. O'Rourke's pull is more thematic than structural, and Democrats more broadly may see white evangelicals as unattainable.
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He can parse what is actually significant versus what is just talk and or corporate PR and unattainable.
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This is honestly the second time in my lifetime when I actually got the absolute perfect, unattainable partner.
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It is no longer the obligation of the celebrity to be unattainable; it's more important to be relatable.
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"Look, the bottom line here is waiting for an unattainable mentor will do you no good," she says.
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Living up to a practically unattainable standard is also a big part of Iron Man 2's arc.
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However, the challenge becomes all the more unattainable when we set out with the wrong goal in mind.
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Conversely, other industries flourish during periods of economic decline and experience growth that may have previously been unattainable.
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His lawyer called that amount "unattainable," adding that his client and his family did not have high net worths.
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" She also described the inspiration for the song as "a simple, beautiful love that is now (and forever) unattainable.
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From that first day of life after "it," graduation rises dimly on some distant horizon, painfully far and unattainable.
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And exercise becomes a tool to try achieve an often unattainable body type rather than something joyful or empowering.
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My diploma represents tears, dreams that once seemed unattainable, and a promise I made to myself and my familia.
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It was this seemingly unattainable dream that goes, 'maybe one of the startups we fund could go public someday.
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His presence suggests that you may be hung up on unattainable goals or stuck searching for a dream job.
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Already we have sacrificed the blood of thousands of Americans and trillions of dollars trying to achieve the unattainable.
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Still, the psychological impact of taking seats where seats were thought unattainable is what progressives are holding on to.
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That dream has remained unattainable so far, and hindered by cable companies' refusal to turn over direct cable access.
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Unless you're a globetrotting influencer or high-flying business executive, racking up that mileage is quite an unattainable feat.
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The pair's friendship stretches back a decade to high school, when any Grammy talk seemed like an unattainable dream.
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Chyna presents her followers with "problems," a relationship in turmoil, some baby weight, or unattainable hair goals, for example.
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I am also aware that Serena's heroic achievements are as unattainable to a mere mortal like myself as Beyoncé's.
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Once decision-makers believe political settlements are unattainable, "then the logic of military solutions rises in salience," he continued.
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Migrating legally to the U.S. is a long, expensive, complex process that is unattainable for a lot of people.
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Fancy said that social media has provided a previously unattainable level of communication between sex workers around the world.
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But the goals in Syria are so sweeping they may be unattainable, thus leaving American troops there in perpetuity.
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Despite the extraordinary nature of the mission I was on, writing a book still seemed like an unattainable journey.
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That kind of gear is totally unattainable for most people, even those who are obsessive about their audio quality.
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This is a lousy option, possibly unattainable, and it isn't a solution so much as a postponement of one.
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It was a beam of light bouncing off the walls of the theater, seeking some sort of unattainable resolution.
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Dance disappears before you know it; writing about it requires a level of attention that, at times, seems unattainable.
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One of the actors gnaws on a banana as she tries to comprehend her unrealistic, obviously unattainable dream house.
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She rewrote histories and myths to accommodate a desire for an unattainable freedom and for conjuring science and magic.
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This may mean the 1.5 degree target pushed by some countries at the Paris climate talks is becoming increasingly unattainable.
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The Chicago singer crafted a 16-minute EP that feels like a brief infatuation with someone who is mildly unattainable.
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We were always focused on being relatable, as opposed to being this unattainable vision of what a sexual woman is.
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If you're craving something that's unattainable due to packaging purposes, odds are there's a recipe for it somewhere out there.
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The best all-around headphones launched in 2016, except for Focal's unattainable duo, were Bang & Olufsen's second-generation Beoplay H20163.
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Home ownership has long been integral to the American dream, but for many young Americans today it's an unattainable dream.
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Even without any step-by-step tutorials available, Super Mario Odyssey's Cappy is far from being an unattainable DIY project.
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Head to bed around midnight with the goal of waking up earlier than 10 tomorrow — my unattainable goal it seems.
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All of which is to say this is the one — and maybe the only — unattainable dream Kendall Jenner's ever had.
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"It was never on my radar, because it seemed so far away and unattainable on a practical level," Guthrie says.
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It seems like lifetimes ago, so distant and unattainable now, like a glorious dream that fades immediately after waking up.
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This perspective allows you to make connections between problems and potential solutions that would be unattainable to your conscious mind.
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It was like telling someone they can't have something, only making him want that previously unknown, unattainable thing even more.
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But then I was beginning to realize the imaginary could never quite measure up to the unattainable perfection of reality.
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It seems unattainable for me, and I'm someone who is stringent with my spending and generously contributes to my savings.
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That level seemed unattainable a few months ago, after a poor start to the season left Johnson searching for answers.
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" When I asked her if she felt like she is holding lizards to unattainable beauty standards, she replied, "Fuck yea.
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Instead I feel like a mirror for the unattainable and often contradictory demands that are made on women and femininity.
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Progressives like Bernie Sanders call for "revolution," yet say nothing about a Constitution that, left unchanged, makes their aspirations unattainable.
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So often, their successes sounded like press releases, a combination of "market fit" and sheer luck that felt hopelessly unattainable.
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Even a few years ago, getting to an unemployment rate below 281.4 percent would have seemed an implausible, unattainable goal.
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Trump's critics and trade experts counter that the deal sets potentially unattainable targets and could easily be skirted by China.
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"And then you moved here and figured out that it was a fantasy, and the Village was unattainable," Julavits says.
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But if perfect justice through impartial jurors is unattainable, at least the appearance of a lack of bias is possible.
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If someone hasn't run in years, resolving to run five days a week is a ludicrous goal — it's practically unattainable.
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He was the stick with which the media beat Tim Henman, with his 753 triumph the unattainable benchmark for success.
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THE AGE OF STAGNATION Why Perpetual Growth Is Unattainable and the Global Economy Is in Peril By Satyajit Das 337 pp.
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But it's also largely unattainable for the 90% of women out there rocking curls, bobs, lobs, or their gorgeous natural texture.
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But for so many children a shot at a brighter future seems unattainable because a quality education is out of reach.
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"I have a big quote on the wall in my museum, and it says, 'The unattainable is invariably attractive,' " he said.
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Of course moving into a city is going to be extra-unattainable, financially, for someone just starting out in their career.
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But some scientists have pointed out even with the agreement in place, halting global warming at two degrees might be unattainable.
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But otherwise, it's a behavior that more often than not leaves me clinging to unhealthy relationships and unattainable ideals for myself.
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At the peak of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, reducing the death toll seemed as unattainable as ending opioid overdose deaths today.
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Before partnering with Nimble, he almost hired a programming team to create an app, but realized the cost made it unattainable.
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In this opinion piece, she writes that she finds it "virtually unattainable" to be both a great lawyer and great mom.
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Without the adoption tax credit, however, costs would have effectively doubled for some people, making adoption unattainable for many prospective parents.
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"Many of us feel like we are drowning because we have to live up to some unattainable social goal," she wrote.
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I'd much rather eat some garbanzos, but maybe that's because I am finally free from the unattainable myth of perfect hummus.
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And the ones that do tend to offer solutions that are either too vague or just plain unattainable, Bad Religion notwithstanding.
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Social media likely plays a part: the growing number of platforms where women can be subjected to unattainable — and unhealthy — standards.
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Like Ms. Li, many women try to manage the added stressors to reach what Dr. Joyce said was an unattainable ideal.
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" It continued: "Philosophers have observed that the female desire is invariably kindled by that which is, or seems to be, unattainable.
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"That, coupled with low interest rates, has made houses that were previously unattainable now within reach" of more people, she said.
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Its infrared cameras have observed the universe in a light imperceptible to human senses, providing otherwise unattainable visions of the sky.
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An economic growth profile of 3.0 percent even in the short-run will likely be unattainable without positive contributions from trade.
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The 20.9 Paris Agreement to keep global temperature increases under 22019 degree C during this century is now seen as unattainable.
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This week, the man who ignited the movement was found guilty in New York, a victory many victims once considered unattainable.
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Appearance ideals, which were designed to be unattainable, trap people into spending their time and money becoming "healthy, "fit," and "toned.
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As they racked up brand trips, goodies, and high profile sponsorships, YouTubers have approached the realm of the unattainable as well.
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"All of these women who open magazines and don't identify with these unattainable bodies voted for me, because here it all is."
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For years before Paris, climate researchers had warned that the 2°C limit was slipping out of reach—or was already unattainable.
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The purchases that come across as super-privileged aren't even the unattainable ones, just the ones that seem the most predictably millennial.
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And yet for decades in Hollywood, filmmakers have chosen a more idealistic (read: unattainable) approach with women when it comes to beauty.
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"One of our concerns was the apps made it easy to create images that would be pretty unattainable," Harvey told The Verge.
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Mom yearns for the one thing that is unattainable: for Lesli to get better or just to enjoy the simplicities of life.
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We all know these are hand-picked to portray unrealistic perfection but somehow we still hold them up as an unattainable goal.
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A scroll through the comments reveals more powerful stories of positivity and facing summer diet ads (and their unattainable ideals) head-on.
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As long as Palestinian leaders nurture a culture of hate, and pay Palestinian parents and children to kill, peace will be unattainable.
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This isn't a practical or political reality but a state of mind, sacred precisely because it is literally unattainable and geographically fantastic.
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For some in my own family, the goal of a green card is still unattainable and deportation is still a frightening reality.
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Creating well-paying jobs allows for the social mobility that is often unattainable for families when they are dependent on government assistance.
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As much as you may wish you could stay at home 24/7, for most of us this fantasy is basically unattainable.
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Three of them had abortions in their younger years and admitted that without that service, their current lives would have been unattainable.
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He is fixated on making his therapist, Julia (Amy Okuda), into his girlfriend, a presumably unattainable goal, though he doesn't realize this.
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Besides, Victoria's Secret's strict definition of female beauty—thin, bosomy, unattainable--is not only outdated, it was never accurate to begin with.
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But the harsh logic of international affairs dictates that troops not be committed for political objectives that are unattainable from the outset.
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The modern concept of an unattainable object of desire and mystery has been around in collector communities long before the internet existed.
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Performances were a chance for artists and audiences to connect on a level unattainable in other media, as a form of mutual communication.
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His latest track tests the theory, more so than any song on his debut album, when he was still chasing an unattainable love.
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If it felt unattainable to most Americans before, it now appears to be embodied by a smug and privileged heir taunting everyone else.
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The crutch that is that kind of crush, unattainable but not quite unimaginable, blunts any actual attempt at healthy intimacy with anyone else.
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And her story speaks to possibility, to the idea that we can occupy spaces, roles, and even fantasies that forever had felt unattainable.
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And if gun violence in the United States now feels as inevitable as sickness, old age, and death, any cure feels equally unattainable.
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We never feel like he's a bad person that's just sort of blazing through every woman he knows in pursuit of something unattainable.
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That's a pretty unattainable price for any single piece of makeup, no matter how great (and even Denona's other palettes cost almost $50).
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This year the internet meme machine has churned out new New Year's resolution formats focused on fine adjustment rather than vague, unattainable goals.
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To most people she told, astronaut was lumped in with the same group of unattainable dreams that contained superheroes and princesses as occupations.
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Joining the adult world turned my perception of Garfield's billion-dollar empire and 200-million readership from inspiring success story to unattainable outlier.
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The famous triple standard rears its ugly head again — one standard for democracies, one for dictatorships, and one completely unattainable standard for Israel.
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They were distractions from thinking about Evan, even though distraction was unattainable, and thinking about Evan was the wrong way to put it.
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The first option would guarantee yet another fissure with the Russians for a goal that is unattainable at this stage in the war.
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"For centuries men of imagination regarded it as the roof of the world, the end of the rainbow, the unattainable," The Times wrote.
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But history has provided us with too many events that show how important it is not to be complicit in making it unattainable.
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Archer prefers clear-eyed women who have been through enough disappointment themselves that they won't make any claims on a solitary, unattainable romantic.
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This little rectangle of unattainable (for me), impossibly thin (for the time) glass and plastic didn't seem like a world-changer at first.
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"Young women and men are often trying to live up to an unattainable and unhealthy 'ideal body' instead of a healthy body," Rep.
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An eternal salvation is therefore not only unattainable but also undesirable, since it would eliminate the care and passion that animates our lives.
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He identified cities that were up and coming and put his dollars to work before an influx of demand made his aspirations unattainable.
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" Mr. Rodger had referred to men who are successful with women as "Chads" and to the unattainable women who rejected him as "Stacys.
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With tuition at Ivy League colleges costing upwards of $2100,20143, (and increasing every year), those schools may seem unattainable for low-income students.
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Brownstone, a concert presented by the Metropolis Ensemble, might look reserved for an unattainable upper class, but the scene is anything but stuffy.
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YouTube videos of dogs riding skateboards and dog shows that feature canines jumping gates may make teaching these tricks to your pet seem unattainable.
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Like the moon, people look to the Mulsanne as a beautiful but unattainable force of nature — something to be admired but never really possessed.
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She pointed out that people shouldn't get discouraged when they see bodies that appear unattainable (though nobody should even feel compelled to attain them).
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But during late fall, winter, and early spring, the food is flown in and prices jump to rates that are unattainable for most people.
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A 2010 report by labor inspectors said management used "pathogenic" restructuring methods such as forcing people into new jobs and giving unattainable performance objectives.
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It's almost as if some designers want to sell everyone this idea of the unattainable standard of beauty that most people can't achieve naturally.
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Much of the outrage I saw on Twitter was not actually directed at her, but how unattainable her existence was for so many people.
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The situation is a sobering moment for Crowley, who says turning Foursquare into the next multi-billion dollar social network was an unattainable goal.
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Internet boyfriends are a phenomenon because they are equal parts unattainable celebrity and relatable-coffee-shop-guy-who-smiles-when-you-make-eye-contact.
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Meanwhile, love is as distant and unattainable as the United States of the title; at best, the characters have a flimsy imitation of it.
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This idea of 'zero waste' is becoming much more more commonplace, but I think that it's an unattainable goal to be completely zero-waste.
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And it's unattainable for the fact that the media won't cover anybody in the third party, so how could you possibly obtain 15 percent?
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That effort, if nothing else, has focused attention on the town and its fears in a way that the locals had long felt unattainable.
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Even in places where democratic expression seems so distant as to be unattainable, Armenia demonstrates that it can spring forth both unexpectedly and confidently.
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Famous people, even in the age of social media, are perceived as unattainable beings, fictional personas that non-celebrities can freely form opinions about.
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"These are previously unattainable results, but could represent the new normal," said Dr. Roger Dansey, who oversees late-stage oncology drug development for Merck.
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"'Skyscraper' is a thank you letter to the city that brought her so much joy at a time when joy felt unattainable," he says.
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Not to mention the proliferation of , which makes it even harder to separate working out from trying to achieve a nearly unattainable body type.
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"The modeling industry is no longer an exclusive, unattainable club that few can access," Banks says, adding that this newfound "democracy" is worth celebrating.
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Today the word can tend to connote some surface-level sheen at once bold and unattainable — an antidote to gravity, artifice without the art.
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The Statue of Liberty is supposed to symbolize freedom and hope for those who are in countries where the basic human right is unattainable.
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Even before Mr. Trump came into office, that target would have been difficult to reach without new policies, and it may prove unattainable now.
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The situation may seem dire at the moment, but even if the better world scenario may feel unattainable that doesn't mean we shouldn't try.
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It was fabulous, and set an unattainable standard for modern romance, although I admit I prefer growing old and fat to death by snake.
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The commercialization of space will enable access to previously unattainable data, equipping researchers and entrepreneurs to answer new questions about humanity and the hard sciences.
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However, while she took issue with the intro, the text-message conversation contained a few gems, including some strong words about today's unattainable beauty standards.
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We soon find out that, as young men, they both fell for an unattainable woman, Leila, a priestess of the Hindu god of creation, Brahma.
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Some people were disappointed that I was consumed by the "gay Adonis" complex; they thought I was a victim of an unattainable and unrealistic goal.
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And yes, it's all somewhat psychotic, but it's also freeing; a respite from the constant barrage of pop culture depicting perfect, unattainable ideals of womanhood.
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"His medical bills have become unattainable and we need your help to try and save Frank's life…" El Moussa donated $5,000 to Miller's GoFundMe page.
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I would never want to post anything that would create young girls or boys to feel as though they need to uphold unattainable beauty standards.
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Plus, Avidan says, when people get on social media late at night, it's likely to stimulate them in ways that make sleep even more unattainable.
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I had freedom in my twenties, marriage and children in my thirties, and a lifelong career that was unattainable for most women before my time.
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Trump's contributions to the tax reform debate have already proven to complicate things, as the president has made lofty promises that, put together, are unattainable.
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And a plan to rebuild the infrastructure of the city to address the root of the problem seems distant at best, and unattainable at worst.
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Namely, very few details about human safety were laid out, and some of the engineering claims made by Musk seemed incredibly optimistic and even unattainable.
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The Supreme Court is now considering a Texas law that imposes unnecessary and unattainable requirements on abortion clinics in the name of protecting women's health.
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But without his persistence, the Iran nuclear deal in 2015 and last December's global climate change agreement in Paris would almost certainly have been unattainable.
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Juniman, chief economist of Maybank Indonesia, said Widodo's GDP growth assumption, which is used as the basis of the government's tax revenue target, is unattainable.
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A 2010 report by labor inspectors said management used "pathogenic" restructuring methods such as forcing people into new jobs and giving them unattainable performance objectives.
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Prediction: At the end of this movie, all the moms will realize that they're working toward something unattainable and cut each other a little slack.
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The thing I'm striving for is a fusion of the two, street wear but anchored by that one interesting tailored shape, which doesn't seem unattainable.
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According to police, Ono's former chauffeur is also wanted for the theft, but the guy is currently "unattainable" in Turkey and needs to be extradited.
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The dream of owning a home in New York City can seem unattainable, especially for first-time buyers in need of a hefty down payment.
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All the experts who think 4 percent is unattainable note that in the U.S. economic pantry, supplies of some of those ingredients are fairly low.
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All the experts who think 23.8 percent is unattainable note that in the U.S. economic pantry, supplies of some of those ingredients are fairly low.
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Elisabeth Evarine, so beautiful that she is "trailed down Miller Avenue by grown men in Lexus sedans," is friendless, unfairly shunned as conceited and unattainable.
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The last goal seems almost ludicrously unattainable: China's men's team languishes at No. 73 in the world rankings, behind juggernauts like Curaçao and Cape Verde.
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It looks suave and high-end in person, is a bit pricey but not unattainable, and won&apost disappoint in style or next-level organization.
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The News App That&aposs Testing a Promising Way to Build In Privacy From the Ground UpThese days privacy online feels like an unattainable dream.
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Most experts believe that standard is unattainable in the case of North Korea, and that insisting on it sets up the Trump administration for failure.
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With billions of dollars at stake, witness an unattainable world where the struggle between creative expression and wealth has led to today's dizzying art landscape.
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It is the third attempt to boost its finances in the six years since the disaster, after the targets in previous plans proved to be unattainable.
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I don't ever want people to look at me and be like, 'Oh, her lifestyle or what she wears or what she does is so unattainable.
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This movement feels good, this one hurts my knee, this one feels effortless, this one feels unattainable, this one gives me a pinch in the hip.
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With many seeing home ownership as unattainable — at least for now — they are instead pursuing goals that seem reachable with their current salaries and debt loads.
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During the briefing, HP's "one more thing" was one part interesting, another part unattainable: the two limited edition (no word on how "limited") designer Spectre ultrabooks.
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"I put a lot of expectations on myself that were unattainable, and that's really the dangerous part of [social media], for me at least," she says.
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She had studied the "Divine Comedy" with Robert Fitzgerald at Sarah Lawrence in New York, and had fallen in love with that notion of unattainable beauty.
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The game was basically unplayable, which in turn made the elusive pokémon that drew people from around the country (and world) unattainable — at least for now.
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"Probably Tesla" – elonmusk #TeslaAutonomyDay — Drew Stearne (@drewstearne) April 22, 2019 His plan sounds like it's built on accelerated, and possibly unattainable, timelines — in true Musk style.
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Putting these light waves back together results in interference patterns that provide levels of detail unattainable by simply spying on a star with a single telescope.
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In many ways, they were this long war's first and indisputable heroes: protecting themselves and infected by the dizzy and unattainable ambitions of the Arab Spring.
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The London production was sheer beauty at its finest — a womenswear collection desirable enough to dream about, and unattainable enough to still feel like a dream.
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All these goods are unattainable for regular citizens in Wa, where life expectancy, at 60, is 5 years below Myanmar and 16 years behind neighboring China.
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A small, glittering rain would have perfected the picture, which was, all the same, as silent and remote and unattainable and sad as you could want.
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Moved by Sultana's seemingly unattainable dream of becoming a physics professor, Emily began exploring what it would take for Sultana to study in the United States.
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But at a time when bodies are heavily politicized, it's concerning to see one of the most unattainable standards of beauty being praised above all others.
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While the Paris Climate Agreement is historic and gives reason to celebrate, without follow-through by the collective populations of those countries, any goal is unattainable.
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"The claims that we're turning off large parts of your brain and that it's a high-level meditative state generally unattainable elsewhere — all true," he says.
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Hellerstedt, to determine the constitutionality of a Texas law that has shut down women's reproductive health-care providers by imposing unnecessary and unattainable standards on them.
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And while their Instas may feel a bit unattainable (midweek, midday yoga and a private plane, anyone?), coffee is one relatable indulgence we can all enjoy.
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After years of getting beat up from the Apple Watch, it's finding its groove in producing both beautiful and affordable mechanical watches and wonderful unattainable timepieces.
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We enhance ourselves with makeup, hair extensions and fake nails because we are all under pressure to achieve the unattainable standards of Beyoncé and the Kardashians.
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On May 6, 1954, the young British medical student ran the distance in 3:59.4 to reach "one of man's hitherto unattainable goals," The Times reported.
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Companies that place cameras and sensors on Wi-Fi kiosks, trash cans and streetlights will gain what had been unattainable insights about the behavior of individuals.
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Student loan debt is in the country is at an all time high, at well over $1trillion dollars, for some, college has become an unattainable dream.
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Throughout the world, young women are compelled, through tradition or religion, to give birth to so many children that a reasonable quality of life is unattainable.
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First violinist of the Little Quartet Pete Scully, violinist Luce Stanton, cellist Tyler Flynn, violist Heddi Conyer—all nonprofessionals for whom music was the unattainable career.
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"I'm just super cautious about these people who have these huge goals that are basically unattainable," said Brooklyn Clark, an 18-year-old student from Texas.
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"If you set unattainable goals, you'll start dreading the financial planning process, and that makes it more likely you won't keep your resolve to plan ahead."
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In a melodramatic reversal of his earlier votes, McCain in July condemned the American people to continued suffering under unaffordable health insurance premiums and unattainable deductibles.
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Abbas' resolute policy to keep funneling money to terrorists, and to continue glorifying them as martyrs makes the future of Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations seem unattainable.
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The campaign first gained wide acclaim simply by showing a time-lapse version of a model in a faux beauty ad being photoshopped to unattainable perfection.
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"There are so many expectations put on us as women, and this is just one more adding to the unattainable standard that we're held to," Yuko says.
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Virtually every presidential candidate talks about how the economy isn't working for the middle class anymore, and how retirement seems like an unattainable dream for most folks.
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The helicopter tour of the island allows us to still view all of the island's beauty and reach areas of the island that are unattainable via car.
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These are the people who have to shoulder the burden of Fitz being the person with the unattainable "magic," even with all of his very clear failings.
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Phone manufacturers and carriers in the US have shifted the most innovative and appealing devices to a price point that's simply unattainable for a majority of people.
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As the years went by, even as the rest of the city changed, Gulshan remained -- in my mind, at least -- the glamorous and unattainable part of town.
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These men—they are almost always men—foment havoc and fear, occasionally making reference to lofty ideology and unattainable goals when they aren't conceding more personal motivations.
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S&P Global defines midcap stocks as generally being "quite dynamic and not so large that continued growth is unattainable," distinct from large- and small-cap companies.
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Whereas celebrities have beautiful, but unattainable lifestyles, reality stars are often the girl and guy next door: "America loves them because they are real people," Boyd says.
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Rao's Las Vegas is the outpost of a legendary NYC family–owned red sauce joint that holds what some consider to be the world's most unattainable reservation.
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The natural markings have graced female bodies forever — and been celebrated by Kendrick Lamar on "Humble" — but have traditionally been airbrushed away by retailers peddling unattainable perfection.
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Unattainable love is the subject of "Céu Cinzento" ("Gray Sky"), Clébio Oliveira's 2015 duet, inspired by "Romeo and Juliet," in which the choreographer poses an odd question.
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With her hourglass shape and derrière which famously broke the internet, Kim Kardashian West is frequently described as having an unrealistic figure or setting unattainable body standards.
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It can seem like a mystical, unattainable feat to be able to stay in a luxury hotel for free, especially if your employer isn't paying for it.
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Radical honesty could very well be the thing that ends the issues that plague single people everywhere, like ghosting, fuckboys, false hope, unattainable closure, manipulation, and confusion.
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But even recent more modest analysts' sales forecasts are now looking unattainable given the safety issue and clinical evidence revealing unequal protection against different strains of dengue.
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In the winter, access for Syrian refugees in Jordan to a lower rate for health care ceased, and their expensive new rate is unattainable for the majority.
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She just wasn't having someone tell her what you should look and feel like, and unattainable projections of beauty became not just dated and uncool but offensive.
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"This is one more way under the administration that they are making legal immigration unattainable," said Ur Jaddou, former chief counsel at USCIS under the Obama administration.
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"The ECB is now going all in on achieving what we think is a structurally unattainable inflation target," said Claus Vistesen, chief eurozone economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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Like one thing that I have really come to believe is that you cannot have social justice without economic justice, and economic justice in California feels unattainable.
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However, this issue is not just important for women in larger bodies, but for all women, because nobody can measure up to our societal beauty ideal — it's unattainable.
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Less than 10 percent of the world's 280,000 flowering plants produce blue flowers, which may be why they're often a symbol of the unattainable in folklore and literature.
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Like most makeup tutorials the looks executed in these videos are exceptional and unattainable by those of us who simply lack the artistic capabilities required to create them.
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Except the price tag on Spencer's number isn't totally unattainable: In fact, you can pick up the actress' exact look at your local Nordstrom, as People pointed out.
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"Women will say the Kardashians are 'evil' because [their] kid is looking at pictures of [you] and is being driven toward superficial goals that are unattainable," Kelly said.
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In Kenya, as the economy slows, the revenue authority is "under a lot of pressure to collect almost unattainable amounts", says Nikhil Hira of Deloitte Kenya, a consultancy.
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The Good Place star then went on to ask others in the spotlight to consider doing the same to help break the cycle of an unattainable beauty standard.
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For the first time, we will be able to combine previously unattainable data to change how we're seamlessly interacting with the world (and measuring ourselves in the process).
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GASC was forced to cancel the tender, underscoring the difficulty the country may face sustaining a massive bread subsidy programme while also demanding standards suppliers say are unattainable.
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The London production was, however, sheer beauty at its finest — a womenswear collection desirable enough to dream about, and unattainable enough to still feel like a dream.1.
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"Both eras of adverting share the same approach, projecting an unattainable, perfect version of reality where everyone is thin, white, sexy and rich," Webb tells The Creators Project.
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Hardest hit have been rural, low-income women for whom the distance, lost wages and expenses for travel, lodging and childcare can makes abortion virtually unattainable, they say.
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The medium-term target of achieving a near-balanced budget by 2020 would require a step-up in consolidation efforts in 2019 and 2020, but is not unattainable.
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The drive for relatability isn't particularly new: Nobody could accuse commercial character actors like Mr. Whipple, the Snapple Lady, or the "spicy meatball" couple of selling unattainable standards.
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Unlike the unattainable images of perfection seen in design and gardening magazines, anyone should be able to look at these gardens and imagine doing something similar at home.
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" (Right now, we're hovering at about 400 PPM; preindustrial levels were about 280.) Popp isn't worried about humanity's influence in the process—he finds levels that high "unattainable.
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These carefully chosen details feel urgent in our present moment, when women are constantly encouraged to compete with one another to attain an unattainable ideal of our gender.
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But he has not yet had to stand up to scrutiny for the fact that the policy proposal he is selling feels, in this political reality, completely unattainable.
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When those blocs are forced to take sides between the United States and Iran, the balance becomes all but unattainable and Iraq's viability as a state is jeopardized.
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We will be judged not by those who attain the seemingly unattainable, but by how we care for the poor, the incarcerated, the targeted and the often forgotten.
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The EPA announced in early April that it would be reconsidering the national vehicle efficiency standards set under Obama, saying that current regulations are too burdensome and unattainable.
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I hope that President Trump will truly be a different kind of president and break away from being held to this unattainable and frankly risky standard of excellence.
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Though most glossies have yet to do away with Photoshop, other areas of the fashion industry have taken (admittedly minuscule) steps to ameliorate unattainable beauty standards in fashion.
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The Rhodium Group report warns that this target now looks nearly unattainable without a flurry of new policies or technological advances to drive down emissions throughout the economy.
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"Packing your lunch for the work week can seem like an unattainable goal especially when work gets hectic and crazy," she tells PEOPLE in our video series The Fix.
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Within 48 hours, thousands of employees had endorsed the petition — a sign that there's strong support within the workforce for an idea that seemed unattainable just four months ago.
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Andret brings her to the funeral of his first mentor, where he will see the one unattainable object of his desire, his enigmatic ex-lover Cle (short for Cleopatra).
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He didn't win the race, but his design impressed competitors, and the DARPA challenge convinced a number of the participants that driverless cars were no longer an unattainable fantasy.
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Sicilian culture isn't some great mafia mystery or unattainable reality, it's lifetimes of small, yet important, traditions, like when not to put cheese on pasta, that have spanned continents.
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Crucial to the mood of the narrative is the Portuguese concept of saudade, an untranslatable word that conveys a desire for a past moment that may be forever unattainable.
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Theologians are all the rage on television and so are the Lebanese singers and dancers of "Silicone Valley," who peddle the promise of their unattainable bodies and impossible sex.
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The accord calls for, but doesn't require, countries to drastically reduce emissions to keep the Earth's temperature from rising 2 degrees, a goal many experts say is already unattainable.
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It's the type of dream that would almost seem unattainable for someone with a background like Wolf's, which she described as growing up in a family with limited means.
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The development of qubits has implications for dealing with massive amounts of data and achieving previously unattainable levels of computing efficiency that are the tantalizing potential of quantum computing.
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Indeed, even considering the game's quality, the buy-in on Netrunner can be considerable, numbering in the hundreds of dollars—another pursuit unattainable for those without significant disposable income.
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Despite countless celebrities speaking out against the unattainable beauty standards in Hollywood and others choosing to skip makeup entirely, people continue to shame women when these "ideals" aren't met.
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They manufacture authenticity not into a utopian form of devotion or unattainable love—there are no perfect relationships on display—but into a messy vision of affection and longing.
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If you've somehow achieved the unattainable five stars, props to you, but constantly seeing that number might make you feel even more pressure to keep your perfect streak alive.
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While some have derided this fossil fuel divestment plan as unattainable, others think it's entirely possible—so long as we have 20 to 80 years to make it happen.
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Even now, in the midst of the relatable revolution in fashion and beauty, Moss retains some of the unattainable and aspirational essence that made her the model of yesteryear.
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This means that Rolex is at once not selling many pieces compared to any popular smartwatch but is still selling more than enough to not rate as luxuriously unattainable.
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But when it became clear that she and Prince Harry were in a serious relationship, producers dropped the casting idea — assuming she would now be unattainable, the paper reports.
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Although static portraits have the capacity to be moving and journalistically compelling, there is a certain quality about Tauszik's slightly moving GIFs that feels unattainable in a still image.
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With U.S. homeownership at a five-decade low, Clayton is targeting homebuyers with a $200,000 budget but who want land - a combination admittedly unattainable in parts of the country.
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At Glamour's 2018 Women of the Year Summit, Reinhart spoke about struggling with her own body image and battling with unattainable standards imposed on her by the entertainment industry.
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A completed border wall, and the victory it would represent to many, is thus conveniently unattainable, allowing for the same fleeing forward that has always tugged at American history.
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In fact, it imperils the American economy to linger in a sort of purgatory where we are torn between embracing a prosperous future and retreating to an unattainable past.
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And also, since I began in comedy, I've been in this crazed desire for women to be something other than a disappointed girlfriend or a hot girl that's unattainable.
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And all in pursuit of what Mr. Zinke and President Trump call "energy dominance," a vaguely defined and, as far as crude oil is concerned, almost certainly unattainable goal.
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An orphaned cookie finds himself driven to a life of crime after learning his dream of becoming a princess is, to other people in Ooo, unattainable, and even laughable.
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Mr. Suarez and other business leaders fear that the provision would undermine economic development in the state by holding projects to an unreasonable — and unattainable — level of environmental stewardship.
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On the Senate side, Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), who has been dismissive of the 15 percent target as unattainable, also tried to sound positive on Tuesday.
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With stories made by companies run by women and without unattainable bodies to compare oneself to, you could call this a more accepting and even feminist approach to porn.
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"I hope that you can watch this and see that making yourself feel incredibly guilty and striving incredibly hard to be perfect is unrealistic, and perfection is unattainable," Qualley says.
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The lyric highlights black women's constant battle as they confront society's unattainable standards of beauty: not feeling pretty enough, not feeling good enough, even in the eyes of black men.
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The Washington Examiner points out that this is a stark contrast to 2300, when a similar CNN project found that 99.73 percent of Americans thought the American Dream was unattainable.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 25% of employed Americans hold a professional license or certification that is often unattainable for felons and sometimes anyone convicted of a crime.
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The slowness of the economic recovery in the Rust Belt combined with a sense that the American dream was becoming unattainable made Trump's "Make America Great Again" message incredibly appealing.
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The Auto Alliance, which represents 12 major automakers, agreed with the EPA's ruling last month that the planned efficiency standards through model year 2025 are unattainable and should be reduced.
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Gossip, wishful thinking, speculation, fantasy, memory, fiction, art: When corruption is blatant, hypocrisy unchallenged, and power obviously unattainable, Novey suggests, these are the tools people use to comprehend the world.
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Within this broader grouping, individual investors are gaining easier access to previously unattainable investments, such as private equity and real estate, which used to be accessible only via large commitments.
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That those major sales bring the unattainable items to a level of affordability is what drives all of those people to line up and storm through doors on Black Friday.
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The pressure of the 4.0 Myself, along with thousands of school students, put an immense amount of pressure on ourselves when it comes to academics, creating stress and unattainable standards.
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If you don&apost have any savings, this might seem like an unattainable number, but remember that we didn&apost have any savings either when we were paying off debt.
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Barring all that evidence would, as Dominic writes, "place a nearly unattainable burden of proof on the scientific community" and totally undermine the EPA's legal mandate to protect vulnerable people.
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President Trump's unexpected announcement that he wanted American troops in Iraq to stay there to "watch Iran" achieved a previously unattainable goal on Monday: unity in the Iraqi political establishment.
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His only friend, Ty, is mad at him; the "unattainable goddess" Kali is dismissive and rude; and Presley, the youngest girl in class, is driving Trace crazy with her eagerness.
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Though three non-linear, but related segments, she assumes the roles of Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, and the mythical unicorn, at once a symbol of unattainable freedom and white elitism.
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We live in a world where formerly unattainable futuristic touchstones like "flying cars" and autonomous vehicles are being treated with straight-faced sincerity by some of the biggest companies in world.
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I take so much inspiration from clothing and specific designers, who remain cult and unattainable to the masses—people who I had no idea existed before I was in my twenties!
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"It's amazing — Ingemar has had this record of World Cup wins that seemed absolutely unattainable and to be even remotely in the ball park is such a huge feat," said Vonn.
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Putting a small group together to create ties while achieving the unattainable was not unlike the Army, creating trust and an intense life experience they would never forget, Burnett told Earls.
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But land ownership remains largely unattainable for most black South Africans, with 72% of it still in the hands of white farmers, according to the government's most recent Land Audit Report.
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Hollywood rom-coms make meet-cutes look almost unattainable, but Viola Davis' actual first meeting with her now-husband Julius Tennon may be better than those over-the-top fictional situations.
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The new measures affect them more than their elders, they said, mainly because their simple dream of staying in their villages and cultivating the fields feels unattainable and may collapse altogether.
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Because of areas with extremely high rates of poverty, the goal of having less than 3% of the world live in extreme poverty within the next 12 years might be unattainable.
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With Valerian, he's once again ventured into territory unattainable through traditional means, plumbing the deepest reaches of space with the same determined originality he brought to the contours of human perception.
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In a world where people of every gender feel pressured to live up to completely unattainable ideals, Kimball's confidence is refreshing, and he's learned how to make a career with it.
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It's when they began to grace the covers of magazines like Popular Mechanics and Popular Science that the idea of flying cars became a stand-in for some distant, unattainable future.
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When it comes to fashion, for example, the idea of "effortless French girl style," to them, at least, is a thing of the past, a paradox, or at least unattainable bullshit.
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For humans, it is "essentially unattainable" to use the same amount of sunscreen; it'd mean something like thickly smearing 100 percent of the body with sunscreen every day for 70 years.
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The false Publius travels with his lover, a young man who looks like the woman in the ice, and then betrays him to save the unattainable, frozen object of his passion.
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A combination of historical luck, a fast-growing economy and his own hard work enabled him to carve out a good life that must have seemed unattainable when he was younger.
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"This is often portrayed as an issue with just two sides — those who support drastic, unattainable measures to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions, and those who want to do nothing," they wrote.
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With the legalization of gay marriage, Hopper notes, many queer couples sought out matrimony as a form of legal protection, not because it imbued their relationships with some previously unattainable gravitas.
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"We have been able to democratize luxury so a broader audience can buy a sneaker of this quality made in Italy that was previously unattainable," Babenzien told me in an email.
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No. If anything, people who have "everything" on paper should be even more tempted to ask the question "Why am I not happier?" and set out to grasp an unattainable mood.
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But both seem unattainable, the one because mistrust and rancor between Hindus and Muslims are not easily dispatched, and the other because justice doesn't serve at the pleasure of the bomb.
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It's 100 percent unattainable today, but it's a goal that lets them claim progress toward it without proving anything to the rest of us, because it's a metric that's independently unverifiable.
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In terms of dietary intake, an ideal ratio of omega-23 to omega-6 is about 1:4 and 1:1 is even better (though practically unattainable for most of us).
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Indeed, as I report in Tell Me What You Want, people who fantasized most often about unattainable celebrities with perfect bodies were the least satisfied with their sex lives and relationships.
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Even in those notes unattainable by most other sopranos, and even when those notes are held far longer than the pecks requested by most other composers, Ms. Luna's tone is full.
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It became yet another example of state legislatures across the country passing so-called heartbeat bills that place so many restrictions on abortion access that the procedure itself essentially becomes unattainable.
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Featured Article: "Eliud Kipchoge Breaks Two-Hour Marathon Barrier" In Vienna, the Kenyan runner Eliud Kipchoge achieved a milestone once believed to be unattainable: He shattered the two-hour marathon barrier.
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Mandip Gill, who joins the show this season as Yasmin Khan, a young companion to the Doctor, said she also assumed that a role on "Doctor Who" was an unattainable goal.
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At issue is the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) April determination that the Obama administration's plan to make the car standards stricter between 2021 and 2026 was unattainable and should be revised.
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It can be suave in Idris Elba or snooty in Monty Python, while a similar multiplicity that currently seems unattainable for the Canto-Japo-Koreo-Mando-HK accent used on television.
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With this spending already eating up at least 218 percent of a low-income family's budget, the cost-saving weekly ($2100) or monthly ($121) tickets are further unattainable, the report asserts.
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Gothenburg-based SKF's financial targets, set several years ago by Danielson's predecessor, have been looking increasingly unattainable give the demand backdrop, and many analysts believed a change was likely to come soon.
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But Amazon has a huge amount of money and engineering talent dedicated to natural language processing, and there's nothing about this system that strikes me as unrealistic or unattainable with existing technology.
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The star of the new chips is the Core i9-9980HK, which has a new top turbo speed of 5GHz, which is a rate that was previously unattainable in a laptop chip.
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Benjamin's work is in response to a world where popular media often whitewashes sexuality, depicting it in a stainless unattainable way that when compared with real life experiences promote shame and guilt.
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The note does suggests that Deutsche's target of an 8% return on tangible equity (ROTE) by 2022 is unattainable, instead calculating a 2022 ROTE of 4.3%, the basis for its price target.
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The most steeply climbing line assumes only a modest decline in global fertility rates, while the lowest (green) scenario assumes a very rapid decline in total fertility rates — frankly, an unattainable decline.
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Enter Catawba (which I initially read as Chewbacca) Brewery's worthy attempt to marry these two trends, forcibly consummate that marriage, and birth a beer that aspires to previously unattainable levels of novelty.
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Without the full participation of the United States, the world's second-largest greenhouse gas polluter, after China, that goal is probably unattainable, even if every other country follows through on its pledges.
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If the playoffs feel unattainable at the All-Star break, Philly can simply cut bait and auction Redick's valued skill set off to the highest bidder in return for a future asset.
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The president has proposed a $85033 trillion infrastructure plan, but his anti-immigrant policies render this plan unattainable because he is limiting the labor force that would put the plan into action.
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That this Christmas party will "nearly" be like such a print suggests that this fantasy is unattainable, or at most a state inhabited intermittently — one state among many that life moves between.
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This is obvious—so obvious he said it out loud when he took over the team and no one blinked—and yet everyone largely ignored it in pursuit of an unattainable goal.
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"I guess I've just taken that thought of eventually having my property and put that in a box in my mind that says 'unattainable,'" said Siobhan Kranz, 30, who lives in Melbourne.
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Having largely secured rights once thought to be virtually unattainable — especially same-sex marriage — gay activists, especially in Western democracies, are turning their attention to addressing the historical legacies of homosexual repression.
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People use their public platforms to suggest futures beyond the political impasse that are — politically, legally, sometimes even physically — unattainable, and yet like all fantasy, reveal much about what they really desire.
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It offers what feels so unattainable right now -- a representation where a laid-off Trump supporter and a left-leaning union guy and a teenage child of immigrants all might see themselves.
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But with our polarized political system and split party control of Congress -- many think impeachment is inevitable in the House, but conviction unattainable in the Senate -- we need an alternative to impeachment.
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The exorbitant price tag of student loans — Khan says Johns Hopkins told her to take out $90,000 for one year of study — makes higher education unattainable for many students, especially Muslim Americans.
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When I asked my friends for stories of unrequited romantic fixations, the response was resounding: Who hasn't known the endurance and euphoria of an inexplicable, unattainable, or otherwise bad-for-you person?
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Project Aurora will connect consumers to rich, immersive AR content and experiences that were previously unattainable with such a lightweight smart glass, and we're excited to share how the future looks through it.
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" Lopez embraced her curves at a time when her generation "was very much focused on size 0 models," a look that she said "was just so unattainable for most normal people, including me.
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The Sanders campaign has been touting its Latino outreach for months now, investing heavily in Hispanic voters — once seen as nearly unattainable low-propensity voters — in a bid to expand the voting base.
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And if you were to actually sit down and write out what that candidate would even be like, you'd realize rather quickly that your demands are pretty ridiculous and unattainable for any person.
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As Blanchard says of the origins of the movement, it can create something of a "them and us" situation, where fast-fashion is the devil and ethical fashion its unattainable and perfect counterpart.
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There was just one problem: The condition that he set out for negotiations with the North to even begin — that Pyongyang give up its nuclear weapons before talks start — is almost certainly unattainable.
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The lodging: "No request is ever unattainable"Party planners at Burning Man are careful to hide their luxury dwellings behind large walls dressed as art projects, but Further Future had no such pretension.
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Research even indicates that being "social" online can lead to feelings of loneliness as we're prone to compare our situations with others' and develop an unrealistic and unattainable perception of what happiness is.
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"These powerful upgrades to our quantum systems, delivered via the IBM Cloud, allow us to imagine new applications and new frontiers for discovery that are virtually unattainable using classical computers alone," he added.
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He lacked Clarkson's finely crafted mix of cynicism and panache, and came across more as one of us wide-eyed kids and not as the expert guide into the world of unattainable cars.
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From antiquity onward, our stories about the poles have themselves been polar: either the ends of the earth are precious, glorious, and ours for the taking or they are desolate, unattainable, and deadly.
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Before my diagnosis, I started a campaign called Fed Up, fighting for what seemed an unattainable goal: reforms to the Federal Reserve to make it more accountable to low-income communities of color.
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The results also provide a framework for understanding culling efforts to stop the spread of wildlife diseases in other animals, and suggest that on-the-ground realities often make a successful cull unattainable.
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Fellow analyst Shaquille O'Neal agreed his former team was eyeing a championship this year but said the inexperience of the young players, as well the stacked Western Conference, would make that goal unattainable.
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However, unless immediate and significant changes are made to the Meaningful Use program and the interoperability of EHRs is addressed, value and better patient care facilitated by health IT will remain unattainable ideals.
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"Aerie hit it right at a time when people were tiring of what Victoria's Secret and PINK were portraying as overtly sexy and really unattainable beauty standards," said Janine Stichter, analyst at Jefferies.
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But Beyond explicitly builds its conflict around that idea, questioning whether a society ever could live without conflict, before deciding that even if that's an unattainable ideal, it's still one worth striving for.
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As Mr. Walentas scanned the horizon from his rising tower, which provides views of low-slung sections of Brooklyn that were mostly unattainable before the rental boom, he said he wasn't worried about competition.
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Unlike many artists wrestling with the same ideas, Nkanga doesn't attempt to illustrate science or to imagine any unattainable utopia, but instead focuses on the human cost of our blasé attitude toward our home.
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Incels see women as either "Stacys," who are hyperfeminine, attractive, and unattainable and who only date "Chads" (muscular, popular men who are presumed to sleep with lots of women), or "Beckys," the "average" woman.
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Instead, Athens has offered an automatic mechanism of spending cuts across ministries if the 2018 target starts looking unattainable, to ensure it will be able to meet the agreed fiscal goal set for 2018.
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It feels almost like a tragedy that men are still stuck believing in one ideal of womanhood, chasing the physically unattainable, while women have gotten creative with a thousand different ways to achieve pleasure.
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The actress wrote a powerful Huffington Post essay blasting the relentless pregnancy rumors and the media's objectification of female stars — and worrying what unattainable standards of beauty mean for women, especially young girls, everywhere.
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If I'm never actually going to attain the unattainable ideal of the sexy-but-not-too-sexy woman, then I might as well have a good time when I'm getting dressed in the morning.
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"Seeing the women that were included in this campaign... that wasn't the standard beauty — the unachievable, unattainable women," says Rae, who called out Massy Arias as someone who most inspired her most on set.
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My friends, all of whom are thin, would really feel plagued that their bodies didn't fit the unattainable ideal our society has crafted, and I would sit back, genuinely comfortable with my unwavering chubbiness.
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Researchers have unveiled a new photography technique called computational zoom that allows photographers to manipulate the composition of their images after they've been taken, and to create what are described as "physically unattainable" photos.
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Equally wonderful, and equally unattainable, is LG Display's 65-inch OLED screen that can be completely rolled up like a poster thanks to the use of an underlying flexible plastic substrate instead of glass.
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The survey also pinpoints a few key areas that are giving stressed employees their biggest headaches: unreasonable workloads and deadlines (cited by 33% of employees), unrealistic managers (22%), and unattainable work-life balance (22%).
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However, designer jackets that start at $825 and cap out at $2,500 (and are thus unattainable to most) don't feel like the most appropriate canvas to pay homage to Sanders, given his political beliefs.
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CEO of Sports Media Challenge, Kathleen Hessert, suggests in her book Shift & Reset that the pedestals we put our beloved sports stars and teams on may hold them to higher, perhaps even unattainable expectations.
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France—the fashion capital of the world that brought you Chanel, Yves Saint Laurent and, inexplicably, sexy maid costumes—is cracking down on the fashion industry's long tradition of upholding unattainable ideals of beauty.
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Hadid's lightened skin hue and vanished birthmarks aren't typical Photoshop faux pas, but that doesn't make them any less disappointing — especially given the strict, exclusive, and unattainable beauty standards they reflect to many readers.
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This might get too abstract, but I like the idea of making art where I have to pull a thought down into a material form and then push it back into an unattainable space.
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Damning, wounding words are spoken and retracted and then respoken — again and again and again — by members of a family for whom home is both an unattainable fantasy and a very real living hell.
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He argued that Russia was now in a "stagnant pit," that further sanctions would make Putin's policy agenda "unattainable," and that Russia's main foreign policy goal should be to ease relations with the West.
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As the 2020 election draws closer, and Trump's need to inflame his supporters grows more urgent, the risk only grows that he'll start ignoring the rule of law altogether to achieve his unattainable goals.
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Set in early 1800's England, a young lady (Gemma Chan) engages in courtship with a mysterious wealthy suitor, Mr. Malcolm (Sope Dirisu), unaware of his unattainable list of demands for his future wife.
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Lawmakers unexpectedly and quickly reversed their course and dumped the once-bipartisan measure — and the tech industry's swift success at the time remains the ideal, but often unattainable, high bar for lobbying the government.
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But these videos always show elaborate ice molds, unattainable ingredients like mugwort and edible flowers, and all sorts of serving tools that while beautiful, aren't entirely true to the idea of a home café.
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Others suggested that national health care costs could be inflated by Mr. Trump's tariffs if the price of fitness products put that $600 treadmill out of reach or made even basic sporting goods unattainable.
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Even Barth, whose company VCs were responsive to early on, warns it is easy to "get caught up" in the process and pitch an unattainable vision of growth and scale just to appease investors.
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Those realities could combine to make the effort to cooperate — to "do bipartisan," in the memorable words of the president — an unattainable goal in a political atmosphere where partisan habits are so deeply ingrained.
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For decades, the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show has been criticized for its homogenous lineup of tall, thin, white and Latin women (whose genes seem virtually unattainable and don't represent what 67% of America looks like).
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"Imagine" Ahead of the December release of the single, Grande told fans the song was about "a simple, beautiful love that is now (and forever) unattainable," which led many to believe the inspiration was Miller.
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OCEARCH leads global expeditions to tag sharks and displays their tracks through its Global Shark Tracker – providing access to previously unattainable information, and inspiring current and future generations of scientists and stewards of the ocean.
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Whether challenging police brutality or questioning unattainable beauty norms, branding in our era has extended beyond a business model: It is now both reliant on and reflective of our most basic social and cultural relations.
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To my mind, that Rolls-Royce, the unattainable Bugatti, and this week's other debutants like the Mercedes-AMG GT Concept and the super exclusive Aston Martin Valkyrie embody the essence of the Geneva Motor Show.
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I felt like my documentary about my travels in Latin America could be relatable to anyone, I had naively never thought about how unattainable it would make someone feel depending on their health and circumstances.
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With their girthy frames and famous history, Cobain sunnies give Pisces a temporary air of unattainable celebrity they can hide behind while they take a break from their usual routine of Mother Teresa-like compassion.
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They're quick to point out that Trump's claim of eliminating deficits over a decade relies on a rosy prediction of 3 percent annual economic growth over that span — a figure that most economists deem unattainable.
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BEIRUT, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Syria's opposition said that what it called continued violations by the Syrian government and its allies of a U.S.-Russia truce deal would make the resumption of U.N.-backed negotiations "unattainable".
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BERGEN: Last week the FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn promised that there would be 1 million coronavirus tests available by the end of the week -- but that was an unattainable goal in such a short timeframe.
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They are policy changes that experts say have permanently altered the contested landscape of the Middle East, making his own stated goal of a peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinians more unattainable than ever.
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The courses are taught by Harvard professor of biostatistics Rafael Irizarry, yet it costs under $500 and takes place entirely online, offering a combination of access, affordability, and flexibility previously unattainable at the actual school.
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As Agnes negotiates her first weeks of collegiate life with a quirky roommate and a crush on a seemingly unattainable guy, there's a suggestion of whimsy that might have worked against the novel's challenging themes.
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She would inject a bead of ginger extract into a lemon-flavored bubble, or blood orange into a beet juice globule, creating spheres within spheres that would deliver a unique multipop sensation unattainable on Earth.
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For many single moms it can be totally unattainable to own a home, live in a safe neighborhood with good schools, give your kids nutritious food, and maintain a safety net in your savings account.
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" The senior official said Biden was also prepared to "push back on the notion that it is somehow naive or unattainable to believe that we can unite this country, that we can get things done.
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"By withdrawing from this unattainable mandate, President Trump has reiterated his commitment to protecting middle - class families across the country and workers throughout coal country from higher energy prices and potential job loss," McConnell said.
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But I'm really sensitive to the beauty industry preying on insecurities, presenting ideas that are unattainable, or even making us feel like something that we're not, as opposed to recognizing the beauty of what we are.
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The European Union's latest report on Israeli settlements in the West Bank, released last month, said continued expansion had made the chances of a two-state solution with Jerusalam as the capital of both "increasingly unattainable".
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The rock star is a fantasy object for many women and girls, someone who is intentionally unattainable, as a matter of societal influence and simply because an object of affection sometimes just remains that: an object.
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"It is hard enough for most new moms to deal with the unattainable goals of losing the baby weight as quickly as Hollywood starlets," wrote Jaclyn Cashman at the Boston Herald after Prince Louis was born.
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What this means is that businesses that switch to modern cross-border payment processing are able to lower costs, reduce risks and build a level of predictability and transparency into their payments that was otherwise unattainable.
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The Obama official also told the Post that the plan to retake Raqqa by arming the Kurds was the former administration's plan B after the initial plan of using Turkish forces in the offensive became unattainable.
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There's a sense of the unattainable—for many passersby, it's not just the story of a mysterious installation they might not be able to grasp, but the luxury objects that lie behind the windows as well.
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"They're sort of taking this more democratic view, this more down-to-earth view, talking about where people are," rather than possibly alienating potential customers by depicting an affluent lifestyle that many people feel is unattainable.
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Their elevated stress levels and diagnosed disorders are not a result of device or social media use; they are the consequence of constant measuring by adults of teens against one another and against increasingly unattainable standards.
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"For me, it has given a sense of freedom, not just financially, but confidence that I can do things that before felt unattainable, like start yet another career and make travel plans in cash," she says.
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A teenager during the depression, he developed a yearning for unattainable foodstuffs, which explains why the artist so often presents views of cakes and lunch counters through the reflective glass of shop windows and display cabinets.
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Thus our objectives are unattainable, and the means chosen to reach them perversely frustrate the achievement of our goals, rendering the continuing pursuit of those objectives all the more likely to engender a huge international crisis.
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"For men, and for women, living in a society that values gendered bodies that may be unattainable or physically impossible for a given individual to achieve can be—to put it mildly—incredibly demoralizing," Blackstone says.
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Meanwhile, the MateBook 13's 2,160 by 1,440 screen offers a slightly lower overall resolution the MBA's 2,560 by 1,5123 Retina Display in exchange for touch support, which bafflingly remains an unattainable option on any current MacBook.
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The humor of grown women masquerading as preteens while the actual preteens around them play it straight results in the physical silliness of Erskine and Konkle crushing on unattainable boys or facing the wrath of mean girls.
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"His medical bills have become unattainable and we need your help to try and save Frank's life…" He went on to add that he and his ex Christina El Moussa had donated $5,000 to Miller's GoFundMe page.
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Trashed for being vain and shallow, and chastised for promoting an airbrushed, platitude-filled, unattainable image of gay life, Instagays and everything they stand for would've been a low-hanging target for The Other Two to hit.
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"To set high goals, to have almost unattainable aspirations, to imbue people with the belief that they can be achieved...these are as important as the balance sheet, perhaps more so," Wilson said once according to Brooks.
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I am thinking of the difference between Molly Ringwald's crazy curls and Jennifer Grey's distinctive nose turning into the Friends friends, who were all perfect and 'normal' but in a way that was totally unattainable and unreliable.
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With the third highest cost of living in the nation, the housing and transportation costs necessary to pursue higher education go far beyond the costs of tuition, and may be unattainable for middle and lower class students.
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Learning to recognize and eliminate "one-sided" solutions early is just one example of how thinking of innovation as a skill set that can be learned, scaled and repeated can deliver something thought of as unattainable: predictability.
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Pruitt announced amid the scandals that he would seek to ease greenhouse gas emissions standards for cars set by the Obama administration, endorsing the auto industry's argument that they are unattainable because consumers are buying bigger cars.
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The photograph of the author in his book-lined study represented for me an unattainable ideal, for I would have to be on both sides of the image, creating the stage set and being its principal actor.
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With living costs on the rise in the U.S., settling down in a major city — where you often need to make around six figures in order to live comfortably — can feel like an unattainable goal for some.
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A culture of beauty that narrowly defines beauty and perpetuates this idea that women are only objects and worthy of love if we somehow match up to this ever-changing, always unattainable, like, arbitrary standard of beauty.
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Something about relying on a controlled substance like Klonopin to sleep felt wrong, so I used it sparingly, only reaching for it when my chance of getting at least five hours of sleep seemed all but unattainable.
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Japanese owners and trainers, who had long viewed the Triple Crown races as unattainable, are now looking to breed and develop more horses like Lani with the qualities necessary to deliver what would be a breakthrough victory.
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In one camp are those who feel that Nissan has provided a standard of living that would have been unattainable had the company not opened its nearly mile-long plant in Canton more than 14 years ago.
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Nuclear powers including the United States have boycotted the negotiations for such a treaty, calling its goals naïve and unattainable — especially at a time when North Korea has threatened to launch nuclear-armed missiles at its enemies.
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The self-created man who saw the life he wanted to live and built it for himself, who bought much beauty into the world, passed away in solitude, forever in pursuit of unattainable beauty, never in surrender.
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Read more: Instagram posts encouraging eating disorders are 'spiralling out of control,' psychiatrists warn "Different looks come on trend — thigh gaps, big bums… these are things that are unrealistic and unattainable for most body types," Wells said.
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Under the ABA model rule of professional conduct, prosecutors may not subpoena lawyers in a grand jury investigation or another criminal proceeding unless the prosecutor reasonably believes the lawyer can provide essential, non-privileged and otherwise unattainable information.
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Reports stated that she was on a short list of five actresses to appear in the film, but casting directors dropped the idea after her romance with Prince Harry blossomed and it was clear she would be unattainable.
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One thing that irks many Saudis is that royals have made a racket of buying land on the cheap and sitting on it, pushing up housing prices and making homeownership an increasingly unattainable goal for the middle class.
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Maclean's mimicry of lavish Hollywood aesthetics is clearly meant to operate as a détournement, appropriating the aesthetic of popular culture in order to reveal its malignant effects — the hypnotizing of consumers with unattainable and harmful images of glamor.
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Keith is initially presented as the devil, sure, but the devil with some good ideas … until the movie eventually reveals him as just another sellout, chasing an unattainable future instead of guarding the past as zealously as possible.
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Other sitcoms have tried valiantly to recreate its magic, but so far no group of quirky, attractive white people living in objectively unattainable New York apartments has been able to capture the public's hearts in the same way.
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The proposal called for the company to disclose greenhouse gas targets aligned with the 2015 Paris climate agreement effort to keep average global temperature increases to well below 2 degrees Celsius, a goal some experts contend is unattainable.
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Life bombards us with pressure—Twitter, Facebook, Instagram… everywhere online there are unattainable body images that make us feel inadequate; competitive messages that bring us down; there's pressure from our parents and our peers to excel—pressure everywhere.
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The company constructs its algorithms and tests working with pharmaceutical and tech partners to build solutions end-to-end, leaning on advances in software and hardware to fulfill ideas that have been unattainable goals for a long time.
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Excessive pressures and expectations at work, paired with seemingly unattainable goals for quality and productivity as well as societal loss of trust in physicians, has led to a loss of meaning of work and of self for physicians.
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Rather than continue the unattainable nuclear disarmament effort suggested by Joel S. Wit, it is time to accept the unacceptable that North Korea is a nuclear-armed country and work to ensure that it never uses the bomb.
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Indeed, Lopez Obrador vowed to demilitarize the anti-cartel fight on last year's campaign trail, but his program to roll military units into the Mexican National Guard — rebranding them, in essence — shows that his goals are simply unattainable.
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And for ModCloth, promoting body positivity has long been a priority: "The strategy that ModCloth has always employed is to help our customers feel like the best versions of themselves, instead of putting forward unrealistic, unattainable beauty ideals."
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And he made the point using himself as an example: My sympathies are with [the citizen], for I believe that he has been saddled with an impossible task and that he is asked to practice an unattainable ideal.
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For many members of the Syrian opposition, peace in Syria is unattainable before Mr. Assad is held accountable for human rights abuses, including what United Nations investigators have said was the use of chemical weapons by Syria's military.
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His 1972 song "Questo Piccolo Grande Amore" ("This Little Great Love"), lamenting a young man's obsession about his unattainable beloved in her ultrathin T-shirt, is still an unofficial national anthem; every Italian can sing along with it.
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The cellphone service is spotty, so even uploading something to social media can take 15 or 20 minutes, and the dream of uploading videos to show customers what's available or grow interest in the farm seems unattainable right now.
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Following Scully's Instagram exposé, many models and public figures joined in on the discussion about the sub-standard conditions models are forced to work in, the systemic racism within the industry, and the constant promotion of unattainable physical standards.
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Situating itself in the everyday moments of New York life, High Maintenance's biggest—and perhaps most unattainable—fantasy is that modern city life isn't at odds with an unwavering ability to see the good in the people around you.
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But there are other hard obstacles: Price: If you aren't a veteran, you need training courses that cost tens of thousands of dollars, which, on top of already-rising costs for college, make it unattainable for many young people.
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Also, while we now see cloud margins being on a steadily improving trajectory, the 33 target of a 71% gross margin still seems unattainable, implying as it does an 80%-plus contribution on an incremental €3.3-213bn of sales.
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Commissary is usually an alternative option behind bars, but the detention center and/or its food provider charge double what Edwards says he paid while doing time in Oregon, and that makes any supplemental food unattainable for many detainees.
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Its title playing on a question Saint Peter asks Jesus in a second-century religious text, the film sends up Italy's obsession with permanent work contracts, a Holy Grail that has become increasingly unattainable after years of economic stagnation.
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More likely, intense and unattainable beauty standards are the driving factor, because even as the medium shifts, the message remains the same: You're not good enough, because you don't look like [insert archetypical Hot Person of the Decade here].
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" The Wyoming lawmaker added in a statement: "Under the agreement, the United States would have been subject to new and unattainable requirements while other signatories with terrible environmental track records would be allowed to continue to operate without consequences.
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Mr. Putin instantly unplugged several nuclear accords, including a 16-year-old bilateral agreement on reducing stockpiles of weapons-grade plutonium, and he formulated a list of unattainable economic and legal demands as the cost of reviving the pact.
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" Mr. Gander's disability — he has used a wheelchair since childhood — is not integral to his artistic identity, but his work often deals with themes of inaccessibility, Mr. Logsdail said, "things that are hidden or out of reach or unattainable.
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Not surprisingly, because of the availability of high-quality photos of them online, and simply because people love to fantasize about unattainable public figures, sharing 219.95D models of celebrities is one of the most common activities in the community.
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In this latest version of the Republicans' American Health Care Act, there are no limits on how much more insurance companies could charge someone with pre-existing conditions, making healthcare coverage unaffordable and therefore unattainable for thousands in Florida.
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But low wages, a shrinking safety net, subprime mortgages, unattainable health care, impoverished local schools, among all the other locks that trap the poor in place, can and should be pinned to the very system conservatives want to defend.
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"I never considered a career in music because it was too unattainable," she said, just a few years removed from dropping out of film school and taking a seasonal job as a photo editor for yearbooks and class pictures.
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Her love for certain unattainable rough town boys had been an anguish, she remembered then, surprised, because she was used to thinking of them, if she ever thought of them, with fond condescension, as a bit of a joke.
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Observing closely, one discovers that the faces of these refugees are in fact Photoshopped onto well-dressed bodies and stock backgrounds featuring beaches, vacation huts, and status objects; gaudy elements are transformed into shimmers of hope and unattainable desires.
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She was told that in order to advance at Tesla, she would need to "increase the direct run rate at the end of the line by a rate that was unattainable and not expected of the male engineers," the lawsuit reads.
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Angela Licata, the deputy commissioner of New York City's Department of Environmental Protection, said she "appreciates that EPA's proposal avoids setting unattainable mandates such as a deadline for the replacement of all lead service lines nationwide," according to her prepared remarks.
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Angela Licata, the deputy commissioner of New York City's Department of Environmental Protection, said she "appreciates that EPA's proposal avoids setting unattainable mandates such as a deadline for the replacement of all lead service lines nationwide," according to her prepared remarks.
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Dr. Monganza told me the price of contraceptives vary from clinic to clinic and implants can cost as much as $20, which is unattainable for most, as the majority of incomes in the DRC are less than $1 a day.
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Razek's departure comes as Victoria's Secret has been losing market share and facing backlash as more women steer clear of its over-the-top lingerie and marketing around sexiness, using models with unattainable figures to sell the bras and underwear.
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But how can the white institution make sure that as we're creating this work, which is super anti-capitalist, we do not infiltrate it with the dominant narrative, which is totally production-based and continuously pushing for these unattainable goals.
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A console's CPU and GPU become more powerful, able to deliver previously unattainable graphical fidelity and visual effects; system memory increases in size and speed; and game files grow to match, necessitating larger downloads or higher-capacity physical media like discs.
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While it may seem unattainable to get the body of an Instagram fitness influencer — whose job predominantly involves working out, eating healthy and sharing that journey with followers — Kayla Itsines swears she sticks to her 28-minute Bikini Body Guides.
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"This unique identifier is being leveraged by some of the largest enterprises in the world to tie together their public, proprietary and 3rd party data sources and to create a level of visibility into real estate assets that was previously unattainable."
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This meant testing engineers had an impossible task of tweaking existing engine designs to gain greater fuel efficiency, they said, adding that this led to a culture within the division where employees felt they could not speak up against unattainable targets.
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Thae also recommended that the US expand its use of "soft power" in an effort to ultimately convince Kim that his nuclear goal in unattainable but also offer a path forward that does not result in a massive loss of life.
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They said behind the dewy, envious appearance of many Instagrammers were promotions of an unhealthy, unattainable body image and masses of false information about food: gluten is bad for your gut, detox tea is your savior, and acidic food causes diseases.
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While it shares many of the same qualities as ballet — the hard training, pointed feet, a precise port de bras (or carriage of the arms), musicality and the constant striving for unattainable perfection — synchronized swimming is its own watery beast.
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He'll almost certainly remain in the Senate — a 2/3 supermajority is nearly unattainable and the nature of his offense doesn't make him eligible for a recall under Minnesota law — but he should immediately step down from the Judiciary Committee.
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Like the private parties with Jennifer Lopez and discount Hamilton tickets McFarland once offered Magnises members at the height of the sold-out show's popularity, the NYC VIP Access experiences were offered at eyebrow-raising but not totally unattainable prices.
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Trump's new order directs travel restrictions to stay in place until the named countries work to meet certain baseline security requirements set by the Department of Homeland Security — metrics that could be unattainable for countries without the proper technological advancements.
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The Grizzlies are fun because they endure, and they endure because they embrace their lumbering, rugged selves at a time when the rest of the league strives for the sort of elegant perfection that's simply unattainable outside of the Bay Area.
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It appears as though they are returning to a time in their youth when they were infatuated with teenage boy bands and read teen magazines; a time when beautiful young men were still magical and unattainable and thus largely unthreatening.
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Before DACA, there were several struggles to obtaining this college education, including having to pay out of state tuition — despite having resided in Arizona for 220006 years — not having a driver's license, and unattainable jobs that paid a living wage.
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He argued for a single-payer European-style health care system — almost certainly an unattainable goal — and thereby prodded Clinton to the point that she has now said she would like to give people the option to buy into Medicare.
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While the new policy doesn't encompass the totality of harmful body image posts on a platform filled with unattainable standards, and still relies on users to do the heavy lifting of content moderation, it's a step in the right direction.
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Both are positioned as unattainable: The Chad is the masculine ideal, one incel men cannot emulate for reasons of poor genetics, while the Stacy is whom every incel man wants to sleep with but cannot because they aren't a Chad.
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Where occupations of vacant buildings like this one had in the past largely been invisible to the public, Apollo House captured the attention of the nation, seeming to articulate an increasingly widespread concern: that housing, especially for the young, is becoming unattainable.
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Most fertility care isn't covered by insurance and the statistics are a sobering reminder of just how unattainable reproductive advances are to most: the average salary for full-time, year-round working women is $41,512, while the median U.S. household makes $57,617.
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There are the people who would go gaga if the brand launched toilet bowl cleaner next, and there are those who think it focuses on unattainable beauty standards and offers products fit only for people with already beautiful skin and sky-high cheekbones.
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But saying that plus-size and curve models don't mesh with the brand's "specific image," while simultaneously insisting that Victoria's Secret models are all just "aggressively fit," reinforces unattainable body standards and implies that there's only one way to look fit and healthy.
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The bottom line: The front-runners' gravitational pull intensifies as they accumulate talent, data and computing power at a scale unattainable for academics or startups, such that the best minds in AI find it increasingly difficult to do boundary-stretching work elsewhere.
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But therein lies many more stars of Godard's lens: Marlene Jobert, Anna Karina, Jean Seberg, and more have influenced how we few French style, their seemingly unattainable joie de vivre (at least for Americans), and the mystique of French culture in general.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - A U.S. demand to lift the minimum regional content required in autos to qualify for tariff-free trade under NAFTA to 85 percent from 62.5 percent is unattainable, the head of Mexico's Auto Industry Association (AMIA) said on Tuesday.
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"Medium-term debt relief measures, able to include us in (the ECB's) quantitative easing, and a fiscal path that will not be unattainable, is the condition for us to implement the measures we decided," Tsipras told his leftist Syriza party's central committee.
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On the flip side, but also in the mix, is the implication that I'm so busy and important and unattainable that I'm not terribly bothered whether my partner does or doesn't have sex with me, which makes me the one with the power.
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"When a family is struggling to find housing and put food on the table, a child's birthday is often last on the list of priorities—and often completely unattainable," says Leake, who was a L'Oreal Woman of Worth national honoree in 2015.
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Permanence is unattainable and so it was for van Gaal, whose early bravado about how it would take just three months for United's players to adapt to his (presumably advanced) tactics looks misguided, if not silly, on the far side of his tenure.
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Metacritic Score: 53/100A live-action take on the Disney animated classic, the story follows a poor orphan who accidentally conjures up a magical genie who grants him three wishes, which he uses to try to woo the otherwise unattainable Princess Jasmine.
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"The Paris agreement was flawed from the beginning — a shortsighted approach that set unattainable targets for the United States while not holding international partners to the same standards," said Senator James Inhofe, Republican of Oklahoma, who has called climate change a hoax.
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The range in products offered here — extremely affordable to practically unattainable, familiar to little known, easy-to-wear to adventurous — is, at its best, an acknowledgment that now more than ever, people wear outfits that include clothes with wildly different provenances and prices.
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Instead of a niche product that appeals mostly to wealthy, environmentally conscious buyers, Volkswagen executives said, the ID.3 is meant to be to electric cars what the Beetle was in its postwar heyday, the entree to a previously unattainable form of mobility.
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Familiar emotions are uncannily modulated, sentimentality is injected into something sinister — these, too, are common devices in experimental dance music (as well as vaporwave); they aim to depict the breakdown of conventional structures of feeling and hence access previously unattainable raw emotion.
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What is clear: Their departures (hers involving a competing project, his pertaining to scheduling and pay) were nonetheless kismet for Mr. Chazelle, who was able to land Mr. Gosling and Ms. Stone, who had been his dream pair but were initially unattainable.
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"For a long time the world of high fashion, runways, and top models who smile at us from ads in luxury publications and who appear in the most influential TV commercials around the world was nearly unattainable for Slovenian girls," the magazine wrote.
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And the 34 remaining days don't need to be a countdown to an unattainable goal, but rather to a big party, and a big meal, and a day with every single person I love, and an open bar that I fought very hard to have.
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Anxieties forming from an inability to compete not only stem from being Korean American, but the combination of being poor and Korean American in a city where the parade of brands forms a constant din — a reminder of unattainable beauty and trigger of envy.
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For a provider who isn't a cis woman, it's easy to imagine that higher ratings are regularly unattainable under this specific male gaze, and especially in a place where ads for transgender sex workers are listed separately under a "Transsexual" category (here and on Eros).
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The most unjust and insane thing about this is that the patient is expected to pay these unattainable sums for their illness out of their own pockets—and that they might be chased into ruin by the legal system which props up their pursuers.
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But not every recipe is as showstopping and let's face it, slightly unattainable, as that—the contestants also have a ton of cute tricks up their sleeves that you can steal at home, like using strawberries and whipped cream to make little Santa hats.
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Trump, a man who loves to make deals, may sooner or later realize that CVID is an unattainable goal and that his choices may come down to walking away or crafting an agreement that—while not perfect—is preferable to no deal at all.
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These days, the rise of the hobby scout―those who answer the siren's call beckoning them to pursue the unattainable goal that is projecting younger players―has led to more and more players being covered and fewer and fewer relative unknowns reaching the majors.
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With Trump's revised March travel ban now expired, this new order will stay in place until the named countries work to meet certain baseline security requirements set by the Department of Homeland Security — metrics that could be unattainable for countries without the proper technological advancements.
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It would be far more comfortable and efficient for those who can afford to buy tickets and sit inside in air-conditioned comfort, but entirely unattainable to the crowds of poor who throng the stations in the hope of hitching a cheap or free ride.
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Most notably, John earned the attention of LL Cool J, who agreed to be photographed in a FUBU hat and eventually wore it on a 30-second commercial for the Gap — a game-changing moment for the brand that would have otherwise been unattainable.
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" After Hunt's name was announced, she told the academy members, "There was an Indonesian phrase in the film, which translates into English as 'water from the moon,' and it means that which is unattainable, the impossible, that which one can never have or know.
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Tom Ford was an early participant in the "will-they-won't-they dress Melania Trump" conversation, citing that his clothes were simply "too expensive" and that it wouldn't make sense for someone in such a high-level position to wear a garment that's unattainable for most people.
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Draft Day takes the long route in getting to No. 1, in that we are stuck in an alternate universe where the contemporary Seattle Seahawks are absolutely terrible and your Cleveland Browns have reached the unattainable goal of being only the seventh-worst team in the NFL.
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What could have so easily have been buried farther down the feed, under a stack of memes, photos from One Direction meet and greets, and (here's the kicker) images of beautiful women with unattainable features and figures, came up in the right place at the right time.
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The cost of building Analemma would be so prohibitive that even if it were to become a reality, the price of any unit in the building — or even the price of a flight to it — would likely be unattainable for anyone but the most wealthy among us.
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I want to use it as an example of the violence of poverty, and the way human beings can so easily be trapped into a life of servitude, dreams of home ownership and comfort and freedom dangled before their eyes, but per the system, ultimately unattainable.
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The wealthy, with their outstanding educations and custom shoes, and empty apartments floating above like Glinda; the ballad of media, the intellectuals, almost shepherding evolution, falling asleep in their haunted paintings and unattainable poetry—all the dimensions of each person's being, punk, restless in a loop.
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While inflation is running at the lowest rate in the post-Soviet period, a level some analysts considered unattainable two years ago when annual price rises hovered near 17 percent, the central bank is still in the very early stages of securing price stability, Nabiullina said.
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From the 18th-century mansion to the A-listers staying there, everything about the nuptials seems perfectly unattainable for the average human, except for one little detail: the bride's nails, which were not the expected French-tipped or nude, but a bright, summery shade of pastel purple.
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Artists fall in love with machines because they envy their shallowness, because the machine's impassivity underlines their own blushing beating heart, because the paradox's unattainable outcome promises a lifetime of yearning, because they catch their own reflection in the gleaming surface and find the distortion startling.
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We also see Filipino prisoners in red uniforms doing synchronized dance routines; a dancing bear on a chain; and a frame of leafy branches, accompanied by the sound of rushing water, that quivers like an unattainable fantasy of liberation from this world or from the body.
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The new regulations would target ads that depict overtly sexist distribution of labor — such as supermarket chain Asda's widely criticized, "Behind every great Christmas there's mum, and behind every mum there's Asda" campaign — as well as those that are thought to reinforce dangerously unattainable beauty standards.
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It warned that it was "clear that a patchwork of different laws from different states will make unattainable the goal of providing a fair and level playing field" (an argument it echoed in its so far unsuccessful push for federal instead of state regulation of sports betting).
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They&aposre skimping on the down paymentFor a generation that is already financially behind because of student loans, increased costs of living and relatively stagnant wages, and a lack of savings, saving the standard 259% of a home&aposs value for a down payment seems unattainable.
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At this point, Trump hasn't broken much new ground on those issues: His speech on North Korea from Seoul laid out some unattainable conditions for talks with Pyongyang, and on trade he has focused more on flashy business deals than the underlying factors contributing to trade deficits.
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When we do, we risk forgetting how much our ability to choose and imagine futures for ourselves depends upon the social and economic availability of these futures, and we risk forgetting that, even when these futures become technically available to us, they may still be unattainable.
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Lamar Smith, chairman of the House Science Committee, wrote in a letter to the EPA's inspector general last February that the use of Signal might "run afoul of federal record-keeping requirements, leaving information that could be responsive to future Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and congressional requests unattainable."
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The automakers argue in the letter that the Obama-era standards are unattainable because of increased SUV sales (which tend to burn more fuel); a decrease in sedan sales (which get better mileage); lower-than-expected gas prices; and a slower-than-expected adoption of electric and hybrid vehicles.
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There was confusion, and even some outrage, mostly because the generally suave Hiddleston has been a member of the "internet boyfriend" club ever since he joyfully embraced the role of Thor's wicked brother Loki in 2011's Thor, leading many to passionately view Hiddleston as an unattainable ideal.
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It's a reaction to cut-throat competition for good jobs in an economy that isn't as robust as it was a few years ago and when home-ownership - long seen as a near-requirement for marriage in China - is increasingly unattainable in major cities as apartment prices have soared.
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This piece prodded my relationship with femininity in an unexpected way: I can't help but associate long, leopard print coats with a kind of demure and delicate femininity that feels unattainable to me as a queer woman who falls somewhere in the middle of the gender presentation spectrum.
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And although the car is driver-focused, the company claims it'll have Level 3 driving autonomy — which, again, means very little in the context of a concept car, but it least it doesn't sound unattainable given the current level of progress when it comes to self-driving cars.
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On Time Stops, an EP she put out earlier this year that's meant as a soundtrack for a yet-to-be released short film, she applies similar tactics, more subtly, imbuing techno mutations and digitalist voices with an unreality that makes even their relative pleasures feel distant and unattainable.
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SS: Yes, because they operate not with the intent to show how you can achieve whatever it is that someone has achieved and then been deemed worthy by the art world, but what they actually accomplish in today's world is to show how unattainable the goal really is.
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But at the end of the day, the whole point of the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show is not to promote healthy habits or positive body image, it's to sell lingerie, and to put unattainable otherworldly bodies on display for the rest of the world — after all, they're "Angels," not everyday mortals.
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It cares about the emotional function that a boy band can serve for teenage girls, how it gives them a safe space to project feelings and fantasies and romantic ideas onto unattainable ideals, and how fandom can form an immensely important community of, as Romanoff puts it, "funny, obsessive" people.
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In this case, her plan B would be most people's unattainable plan A. "I went to school thinking I can be a mediocre student and just get by in school, but spend as much as my free time as I can on getting this company off the ground," Lake said.
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From the combustion between Neil's world and Brenda's emerged the kernel of an idea on which Roth would feast for the better part of six decades: essentially, the lust for the unattainable (in the form of status, women, money, or all of the above) and what it does to us.
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Under their patronage, Shakespeare would produce "Catiline," an account of Lucius Sergius Catilina's conspiracy against the Roman Senate in 62 B.C., with an antihero driven by Trumpian vices — "a vicious and depraved disposition," per Sallust, "pursuing objects extravagant, romantic and unattainable" — and by resentment at an establishment that scorned him.
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But this one has become a circus tent: A giddy but tense crush of humanity has descended here in rural eastern Oregon, benefiting businesses and swamping them, filling bars, and making motel rooms unattainable amid a bizarre tide of guns, police, reporters and ideologues quoting (at length) from the United States Constitution.
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If you go back and look at what he said the day of the Boston events, which were one week to the day after the Charlottesville events, he hit the right chord: that founders in the preamble suggested a more perfect union, not a perfect union, which acknowledges that perfection is unattainable.
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But there was one part that still didn't make sense to me: At any given moment in the city where I live, it feels like the only housing that's being built is luxury housing—you know, the shiny, spiky condo buildings; the places that are still unattainable to 303 percent of the population.
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Earlier this month, Urban Decay's decision to embrace "real skin" by sharing images of makeup artists showing off their pores, freckles, breakouts, and wrinkles was praised by the brand's Instagram followers, who were happy to see them lay off the Photoshop — subsequently ditching the idea of a flawless and essentially unattainable complexion.
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It's something they want and are working very hard toward, and knowing that might make the show seem less artificial and more like discipline, and more like an athlete than someone who just exists — no matter how problematic or restrictive or unattainable their desired "look" might be in the eyes of the beholder.
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"Suicide car bombs, roadside explosives, booby-trapped boulders, videotaped attacks, isolated outposts, hit-and-run, a modern military on hostile territory fighting a long, hopeless war against a weaker but more determined enemy for unclear and ultimately unattainable goals — before Iraq, before Afghanistan, there was this protracted affair in Lebanon," Mr. Friedman writes.
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But Charlotte owner Michael Jordan, who sees himself in Walker, has made him all but unattainable via a trade, making this final year of Walker's current bargain of a contract — four years, $212 million — a cooperative venture between player and coach to determine if each is a future fit for the other.
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We're all constantly making our own compromises with some feminine ideal that was created for us at some point, an amalgam of a million different ideas of what it means to be a woman that is internally inconsistent and makes no sense, yet holds this unattainable appeal for way too many of us.
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Celebrity, we now demand, shouldn't feel unattainable — it should be an Instagram story away, and if the duo aren't going to give us the late show sketches and social media banter of a John Krasinski and Emily Blunt or a Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande, then we have to find those cracks somewhere else.
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While they did not provide specific examples, Dove's Campaign for Real Beauty resonated by debunking the unattainable and demeaning physical standards women are held to; Chipotle — at least until its recent E. Coli outbreak issues — struck a chord with consumers opposed to big agriculture through its practice of buying ingredients locally and encouraging small businesses.
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"If you're a manufacturer in Colorado, and you're looking to expand your product line or open a new facility, and you have to comply with a federal standard that is unattainable in that part of the country, you can't get your project done," said Greg Bertelsen, senior director for energy policy at the NAM.
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Yet, until the last year of her life, she chose partners who were unsuitable and unattainable in every way — most notably, Bill Gaston, a hopeless alcoholic and serial philanderer, and Blanche Oelrichs (better known by her pen name, Michael Strange), a self-involved, thrice-married society bohemian who left her first husband for John Barrymore.
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She then goes on an adventure in the real world and by the time she returns to Barbieland to save it, she has gained the realization that perfection comes on the inside, not the outside, and that the key to happiness is belief in oneself, free of the obligation to adhere to some unattainable standard of perfection.
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While Baker Acting someone can be the quickest and most reliable way to access therapy and a child psychiatrist, the places that take those patients and other short-term crisis facilities in the U.S. represent how unattainable consistent mental health care is for the average American, because it costs too much or just isn't readily available.
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The passing of Glenn Frey reminds us all too well of the kids we were in the '70s -- our blue jeans and black boots, our long hair and 'stashes and crushes on impossibly beautiful, unattainable girls, our nights spent cross-legged in front of turntables listening with great intent to the latest album of one of our heroes.
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In some respects they are also used to comment on our celebrity-obsessed culture, in which the first person, the "I" and the "ME" is everything, in which the media mantra of "Because you deserve it" encourages or shames ordinary people to aspire to unrealistic and unattainable ends, by which obsessive self-interest is becoming the norm.
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"They'll have to explain to their constituents why they're stripping healthcare away from millions of Americans while simultaneously making it more expensive and in some cases completely unattainable," said Justin Barasky, the former communications director of the pro-Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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In a blog post, Vice President of Marketing Nick Bartle said LinkedIn is "working with NASA to find their next astronaut" (!), and in the process, it discovered that 3 million of the site's US users are actually qualified: Our data shows that many of your aspirations, even the ones that seem like unattainable dreams, are actually achievable.
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Before this year, Ms. Stemme's New York appearances were so few and far between that she had become something of an unattainable cult figure to the city's operagoers, who needed either recordings or airplane tickets to hear her as she evolved from an essentially lyric soprano into the rare singer to excel in opera's heaviest, most punishing roles.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE wants to roll back unattainable Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards imposed by President Obama.
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Most people believed that "exactly once" was an unattainable goal, that it would come at too high a trade-off in terms of delivery speed versus the ability to do this, but Narkhede says, the company put lots of engineering resources on the problem and after a year of tinkering have finally come up with a way to achieve this long-sought feature.
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The Tea Party, anti-vaxxers, food localism, "paleo" diets, urban astrology, even hipster DIY fermentation (pickles, sauerkraut, and kvass, the alcoholic bread drink first brewed by Slavic peasants in the Middle Ages)—all trends with distinct anti-modern bents—shot up in the years following the financial crisis and the Great Recession, when economic stability, let alone advancement, seemed unattainable to many Americans.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Rashida Tlaib, and Ilhan Omar, who as much as anyone have used their social media savvy to tap into progressive voter enthusiasm, and push lofty — and perhaps unattainable — policy goals: guaranteeing everyone has health insurance and a job, overhauling the economy to eliminate greenhouse gas emissions, making college tuition free, and of course, impeaching President Donald Trump.
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At the end of the day, a lot of what we see on television is unattainable, whether it's the impossibly spacious and amazing NYC apartments of Carrie Bradshaw and the cast of Friends, or the sappy-but-we-still-kind-of-want-them family moments on shows like Full House, or the outright fantasy of Khaleesi surviving fire and "birthing" dragons on Game of Thrones.
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The imperfection and chillness of Andersen's work makes it stupidly relatable, especially for young women; Sarah is always at odds with growing up, and her identity as a millennial woman in America is characterized in anxious frames, as seen when Sarah laments the disorienting, unattainable beauty created by Snapchat filters, or when she illustrates the severity of her period, or how one's life can fall to shambles while obsessively mastering makeup tutorials on YouTube.
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Later, a collective sense of America as the center of the most spectacular of the postwar world's unfolding dramas was born not just out of chauvinistic triumphalism but out of a realistic appraisal of the undertaking behind the victory of 1945, a feat of human sacrifice, physical effort, industrial planning, managerial genius, and labor and military mobilization—a marshalling of communal morale that would have seemed unattainable during the Great Depression of the previous decade.
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In this case, a number of senators who are critical swing votes on this bill have voiced principled objections that the editorial board shares: That it would impose an unfair tax on future generations, in the form of increased debt; that it would exacerbate income inequality; that it would make health care insurance unattainable for millions of Americans; and that it's being jammed through without meaningful analysis, debate or broad-based support.
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Apart from bold if probably unattainable objectives (a total transformation to renewable energy in 20213 years), the talking points dismissed as unacceptable three strategies that many experts say are necessary to any solution: nuclear power, technology that allows fossil fuel plants to capture and store their own emissions, and market-based solutions like a carbon tax or the kind of cap and trade bill that Mr. Markey worked valiantly and unsuccessfully to get Congress to approve 10 years ago.
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