Travel unites us, tragedy unites us, joyous celebration unites all...it's all the same.
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Howards End is one of those novels where different classes are represented by different families, and the marriage that unites the families also symbolically unites the classes.
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A medium-rare rib-eye, grilled and sliced, unites the ramen-eating experience with the steakhouse experience, and in so doing unites Tokyo and New York City ($21).
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But there is only one faith that truly unites Estonians.
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What unites the selections is our sheer enthusiasm for them.
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Black bloc, one member told us, also unites the movement.
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It goes against every geopolitical objective of the Unites States.
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" Inspiration from the designer: "Love is inclusive, it unites us.
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If there's one theme that unites Soleima's work, it's escape.
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They want Unites States not to strike their nuclear facilities.
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Vance says it's a sentiment that unites communities across America.
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Struggle is a huge part of what unites Black people.
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Look at what unites us ... the answer is simple, love.
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She hopes the Republican unites all Americans before taking office.
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The kind of inclusive, aspirational, optimistic politics which unites people.
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This is the kind of universal event that easily unites.
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What unites these shooters is their history of personality problems.
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But what unites these disparate personalities is a shared history.
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For the pun is essentially a rhyme, and rhyme unites.
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What unites them is that the nations in question survived.
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What unites us all is a common father in heaven.
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So, prison is something that unites us as one race.
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But what unites those different worlds is an economic message.
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But there may be something that unites voters across Europe.
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It's this very quality that unites him and his subjects.
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Is Coronavirus the "Independence Day" event that unites the world?
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Look at what unites us — the answer is simple, love.
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Could it become a symbol of remembrance that unites us?
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Youth is not the only thing that unites the group.
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"It is absolutely imperative that the world unites against terrorism."
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"I want to create art that unites people," says Pokras.
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Overcoming our most cautious impulses with bravery unites all humankind.
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What unites the scientific community is the pursuit of truth.
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What unites these pieces is a mood — heavy, autumnal, nostalgic.
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It's the product that unites my high school and adult selves.
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Where sexual assault often divides families, it unites these three women.
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It unites Democrats of different ideological stripes around a common foe.
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Go deeper: Google's China project unites angry employees and frustrated Congress
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It's a term that unites its allies and repels its enemies.
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The dignity of work is a value that unites us all.
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Not much unites such economies beyond a history of bad management.
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First, infrastructure investment is a bipartisan priority that unites both parties.
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The beauty of ELA is that it unites these two kingdoms.
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It unites all the demographics: the boosters, the rappers, the collectors.
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"What matters is we all love baseball, and that unites us."
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What unites Black Mirror isn't subject matter so much as tone.
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The key question is, what unites these reactionary movements across time?
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In lieu of any other connection, the monoculture unites us all!
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Beyond beliefs or values, this is what unites the movement's members.
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That morbid truth unites us around some pressing issues: Global Warming.
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Family planning should be an issue that unites conservatives and liberals.
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I prefer to focus on what unites rather than divides us.
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ET on NASA TV. SATURDAY • El Paso unites to fight hate.
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No single theme unites the unrest that has roiled the world.
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Should the march highlight what divides women, or what unites them?
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Arthur unites the two, though, and thus the legend spreads fast.
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The cases in the Unites States have been imported from international travel.
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This is just one example of how Lee unites craft and computation.
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But his talk of jobs, lives and values under assault unites conservatives.
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This is the point that unites Mr Trump with Republicans in Congress.
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This unites our caucus from the most liberal to the most moderate.
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Trump's national emergency unites GOP, Amazon exit divides Dems Move over, AOC.
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The Olympics doesn't just unite its friends; it also unites its enemies.
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It's one of the few issues that unites people of diverse perspective.
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For starters, the choice of song that unites the fated pseudo-couple.
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After all, what unites the New York GOP and Paul Ryan crowds?
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"Here's hoping its legacy is a reminder of all that unites us."
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And that makes leveraging the common ground that unites us practically impossible.
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Van Herpen's work unites the most forward-looking technology with artisanal craftsmanship.
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The announced deal unites a woman's lifestyle publisher and male-focused Vice.
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In our country there is more that unites us than divides us.
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What unites all of these disparate installations are the role of viewers.
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The one thing that unites them is their connection to failed relationships.
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For Delta, this week's announcement unites its international partners through equity ownership.
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"The condemnation of violence in Virginia unites the entire world," he said.
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Or will it be the catalyst that once again unites the tribe?
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We have to remember what unites us more than what divides us.
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Queen Mary unites threads already present in the work of both artists.
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But there's one major idea that unites them: block grants for Medicaid.
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But he urged all Christians to concentrate on what unites, not separates, them.
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In the meantime, let's not forget what unites us as a company– our
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In the end, what unites us is far greater than what divides us.
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Sanders, I believe there is much more that unites us than divides us.
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Jazz unites two brothers, one accused of plotting terrorism, in Idris Goodwin's play.
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Sanders or support me, there's much more that unites us than divides us.
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What unites all the games is the fact that none actually involve cycling.
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IF ONE concern unites Americans, it is the high prices of prescription drugs.
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Let's come together, remember what unites us, and just rip on Ted Cruz.
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JAMES CLAPPER, FORMER UNITES STATES DIRECTOR OF NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE: No they were not.
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What unites prosciutto, bresaola, and pancetta is that they are all cured meats.
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"Today what unites us is more important than what divides us," he declared.
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The GECF unites 12 countries including Russia and OPEC members Algeria and Iran.
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As such, Iémanja Day is a syncretism that unites Christianity with African religions.
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It's maybe one thing that unites the entire Nepali rock scene—long hair.
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Where can we forge an agenda that unites us in these polarizing times?
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After all, nothing unites us more than the shared goal of saving America.
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"I believe there's much more that unites us than divides us," she said.
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I pray that we can find more that unites us than divides us.
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Lamb is an outstanding candidate of integrity and experience who unites enthusiastic Democrats.
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"This unites us," said the man, Suhail Muzaffar, a leader at the mosque.
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It is very depressing to consider the trend that unites the Trend Boys.
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In the world of autism, where people struggle with personal connections, humor unites.
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The Unites States by that time had just passed the $1 trillion threshold.
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"When it's love, love unites," Ms. Pezzopane said, to applause in the chamber.
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There's something about America's pastime that unites members of Congress from both parties.
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What unites them all is an understanding of their own worth and autonomy.
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That what unites us as Kentuckians is still stronger than any national divisions.
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Bennet; and the slow journey toward self-knowledge that finally unites the lovers.
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The desire for greatness also unites the diverse philosophical camps of Western ethics.
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There's one allegiance that unites us all, and that is to America. America.
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China has indicated that they are very strongly supporting multilateralism, and this unites us.
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CIFIUS has been a stumbling block for several Chinese deals in the Unites States.
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Bonus: 50 percent of each purchase goes to the music education charity Music Unites.
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"Wing-mounted" LIDAR unites look for nearby obstacles and watch the car's blind spots.
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Ending slavery unites all faiths and no twisting of texts can obscure that fact.
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What unites both games is their grounding of coming-of-age stories in computers.
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"Love isn't what defines us, it's what unites us," the WWE wrote on Twitter.
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Sanders or you support me, there's much more that unites us than divides us.
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What can we expect from The Next Big Threat That Unites All Heroes, Everywhere?
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"What unites us far exceeds anything that sets us apart in America," he said.
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I think the people of this state have more that unites than divides us.
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If there is something that unites us, it is the love for our country.
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CH: The financial crisis is the one that unites them and has been colossal.
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If there's one thing that unites radically individualistic Millennials, it's their love of coffee.
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This is also an issue that unites Republicans and Democrats in all 50 states.
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Gqom unites the youth, often by showcasing how they are divided from everybody else.
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It's all over the map, but is there anything that sort of unites them?
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What horrible quality unites all bottled cleaning items like shampoo, conditioner and liquid detergent?
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But technology has risen as a force that unites us, alongside government and faith.
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And one of the things about this compromise is that it unites the cabinet.
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It unites different genres and people, no matter how far removed they might appear.
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What unites these artists isn't style but mode: Each benefits from contemplative, unhurried listening.
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Trump could be the one who unites our political factions and leads the way.
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Nothing unites elite conservatives more than their support for bringing entitlement spending under control.
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A love of candy is something that unites Americans around this time of year.
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Let's assume that Democrats have an exciting presidential nominee who unites the party base.
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During a Christmas episode, the table unites in faith in the power of gravy.
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It is one of the few propositions that unites economists across the political spectrum.
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What unites the group is an all too rare sense of cooperation without competition.
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Do they reveal that the one thing which unites us online is our mortality?
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What actually unites them, from a military family in Florida to a dual-Ph.
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What unites them is the common ideal of a democratic and free Hong Kong.
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Cursing is engrained in us all, and it's what unites us as human beings.
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The menu unites the family's dual heritage, with pho and ramen sharing equal billing.
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Mexico, for example, is the top destination for corn grown in the Unites States.
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But for the sake of the country, let's look for what unites us instead.
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Most importantly, it unites young people divided by war, said wrestling coordinator Limor Joseph.
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Another lineage flows through the book: the theme that unites Patchett's fiction and nonfiction.
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The lust for war — "leadership," in more popular parlance — unites Republican and Democratic leaders.
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But what unites them is the belief that such uplands exist and are achievable.
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"War is never something the Unites States wants—we don't want it now," Haley said.
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What unites these seemingly disparate artifacts is their roles as props in recent cultural history.
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Magesvaran Suranjan: The thing that unites us all, that our parents taught us, is growth.
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It's a wonderful thing that unites us all no matter what country you come from.
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Mobile unites that can get to women, longer hours for clinics, weekend hours for clinics.
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Aptean's Factory MES provides a real-time framework that unites scheduling, operations, quality and maintenance.
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In a moment where it is being argued that "art unites us," why strike art?
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What unites them are their "thumbnails"—the customized photos creators upload to advertise their videos.
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This fear is among the small set of issues that unites American Democrats and Republicans.
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Dr. Tuffy's class unites Zoey with the odd group of students that make her crew.
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That terrible birthright unites many of the show's women characters, across all strata of society.
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"We are so focused on what divides us rather than what unites us," he said.
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In nature and in life, there is always more that unites us than divides us.
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What unites them is the way they brought so many of us together in 2018.
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Aside from being a perfect song, it's the karaoke number that first unites the sensates.
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The feast unites Catholics, tourists, and members of Candomblé and Umbanda, two Afro-Brazilian religions.
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"War is never something the Unites States wants -- we don't want it now," Haley said.
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The Unites States has valued both our contributions to peace and our example to others.
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But that diversity should not be what divides us, it should be what unites us.
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It unites all the supporters of any particular tax plan to take the first step.
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This ought to be a campaign that unites animal rights activists and trophy hunters alike.
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It's a good issue for Republicans because it unites the GOP and divides Democrats. Sen.
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What unites all the women she plays is, as so often in opera, exhilarating heartbreak.
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The need to confront social media companies unites right and left, although for different reasons.
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Now, the one feature that unites these devices is their wireless connectivity to the Internet.
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But what really unites fans of the show is commiseration — the shared experience of crying.
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Quebec, has its own delegations in the Unites States, Latin America, Asia, Europe and Africa.
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The preservation of primeval trees and dwindling forests unites nine characters in this capacious novel.
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Asked another way: What unites these diverse forms into what I recognize as a body?
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Ann Curry hosts this touching series that unites people who parted ways after historic events.
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The thing that unites these designers is their complete and total zest for their ideas.
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It's the music that unites us, and it's the music that should hold us together.
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He seems bent on reminding us on what divides us rather than what unites us.
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" She added that campaign finance reform "unites us up here, instead of what divides us.
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The defense of Israel is a rare issue that unites lawmakers in both political parties.
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Interest rates in Europe were also shielded by comments coming from the Unites States policymakers.
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Regardless of the reason, the world unites around the color green on St. Patrick's Day.
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I mean, we just did a transformational deal that unites a tremendous set of capabilities.
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Walker's new seat unites Greensboro and Winston-Salem — and an insurmountable number of Democratic voters.
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"What unites these pieces is a mood — heavy, autumnal, nostalgic," our critic Parul Sehgal writes.
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Legalizing marijuana, with a focus on social justice, unites the field, per the N.Y. Times.
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"Let's come together, remember what unites us, and just rip on Ted Cruz," she said.
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And Gene calls out one song by name that universally unites people from all countries.
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It unites the most popular features of social media sites: sharing, seeing, and commenting on photos.
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But anger can be the galvanizing force that unites and fuels us to seek social change.
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Year in and year out, it's that idea of justice, and that Constitution, that unites Americans.
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What unites them is the way they assemble data points into a sometimes eerily detailed dossier.
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Mechel unites producers of coal, iron ore concentrate, steel, rolled products, ferroalloys, heat and electric power.
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In a way, it's become a topic that unites people; an identity that belongs to everyone.
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Ensuring that hyper-concentrations of power are kept in check unites both the right and left.
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The ability to live is one of the few things that unites us as a people.
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Dislike of Mr Erdogan is one of the few things that unites all Germany's political families.
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What unites modern NDBS is a desire to solve market failures—in a market-friendly way.
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Banks are suggesting state lender CDP "unites" Fincantieri, Leonardo and Saipem, Il Sole 210 Ore said.
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Resentment towards the refugees seems to be one of the few issues that unites public opinion.
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A white man who has lived all his life in Mozambique, Mr Couto unites different worlds.
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The three companies may differ in details of their approaches, but the big picture unites them.
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What unites all French girls is the natural beauty, lifestyle, culture, and history of our country.
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But encouraging more competition among generic drugs is fairly non-controversial solution that unites both parties.
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OPEC, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, unites some of the world's largest oil producers.
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Everybody wants to feel included, like they are a part of something bigger that unites them.
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Very little apart from ideology unites the jihadists, notes Innes Bowen, an analyst of British Islam.
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But as we look ahead to the battle that awaits, let's remember all that unites us.
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Prison is something that unites as one race, blacks and whites, that we're the human race.
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The one energizing principle that currently unites the Democrats in diverse districts is opposition to Trump.
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No other hatred unites and rallies such disparate voices, using the same classic motifs of hate.
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This was awful and it was not like being at an Olympics, which usually unites people.
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We need writers, so we can focus on what unites us, rather than what divides us.
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They shared a clear message about a simple fading virtue the ennobles and unites us – respect.
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One topic that unites many New Jerseyans is their desire to not pump their own gas.
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This is why my hope is that everybody unites in their support of the national team.
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What unites his disparate positions is a general hostility to secularism, science, and the industrialized world.
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What unites the laundry list of the alt-right's enemies — illegal immigrants, feminists, multinational corporations etc.
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This worldview unites the group online and is/has been assuredly the driving force of recruitment.
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The city, the big one and all the little ones within it, unites in that pursuit.
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Bluetooth (similarly?) is an open standard that unites electronic devices from hundreds of different product manufacturers.
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The industry's disparate interests fight over a lot of issues, but Medicare-for-all unites them.
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Which raises the question: Is there a viable liberalism that unites Bernie Sanders and Tim Cook?
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That helps explain why, on this Memorial Day, there seems little that unites the United States.
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A relentless hunt for X-men unites a half-mutant family in a new Marvel series.
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The emotional response unites your own supporters but evokes an equal reaction on the other side.
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But what unites all of the photos, aside from being dark, is their deeply bizarre tone.
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One truth unites most riders of New York City public transit: The system is in crisis.
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As any Angeleno will tell you, however, anything that unites people of this city is atypical.
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"Opposition to Hillary Clinton unites the party in a way that Trump cannot at this moment."
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It is a project," he wrote, adding that the European civilization "unites, frees and protects us.
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If one thing unites Flynn's women, it's that they're not fussy about getting blood on stuff.
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But if there is one major idea that unites them, it is block grants for Medicaid.
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First, let's elect a President who unites us instead of stoking divisions based on our differences.
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"There is nothing that unites people more anywhere in the world than injustice," the mayor said.
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That does not exclude, however, the need for some core ideology that unites the disparate factions.
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The Unites States and Russia both face three primary threats: Radical Islam, North Korea and China.
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There is one topic, however, that unites them (and most of humanity): a love of pizza.
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It's an issue that unites Democrats, including progressives, and draws considerable support from independents and Republicans.
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By doing that, the space unites; the kitchen and the customer's side are in one unit.
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Third, is Trump's demeanor sufficient reason to decline meeting with the president of the Unites States?
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It is a posture reflecting the party's commitment to social justice, which unites its disparate parts.
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"Overcoming our most cautious impulses with bravery unites all humankind," the pair behind the documentary said.
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A bristling density — of sounds, styles, ideas, implications — unites the untamed production and rapping of Jpegmafia.
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Banished from Rome, Coriolanus unites with the Volscians, his former enemies, to war against his homeland.
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BOMBARDIER DEBT An agreement with Bombardier unites companies with an estimated $17 billion in combined revenues.
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Things are less contentious with The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, which unites characters from across literature.
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And that kind of graveness, that gravity, is really, I think, what unites them for me.
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Some people think the answers might come from string theory, which unites gravity with quantum theory.
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This element — usually white — pulls together disparate images in a way that unites them in meaning.
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A foggy white paint unites the surface and partially obscures the contents of the specimen boxes.
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The Iranian connection is the primary reason for Saudi involvement, and the factor that unites its coalition.
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For now, Democrats have tried to put off a difficult debate and focus on what unites them.
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"Conservatives will always stand up for a politics that unites us rather than divides us," she promised.
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We show that when we choose what unites us we not only win but we change history!
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"We are competing systems, but this is a common enemy that unites us all," he said afterward.
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What unites them all is that they live in a state of suspension seemingly interminable and intolerable.
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The thing that unites all the members of the royal family is a strong sense of duty.
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But they're family, and the idea of their common fucked up-edness is what ultimately unites them.
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The team most certainly unites, as we see each of "the others" off in their own lives.
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The Defenders unites the protagonists of Netflix's Marvel shows Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Daredevil, and Iron Fist.
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The exhibition unites the captions with the images that they describe for the first time since 1948.
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"First of all, (soccer) unites all the people," said Olga Varlets, a 62-year-old music teacher.
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For Oezdogan, maintaining visual harmony is a priority—a theme that unites her paintings and fiber art.
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In his new sculpture series, Karma III— Battlefield, Johnson Tsang unites guns with the carnage they cause.
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Doesn't matter what side of the planet, watching a ball take off into orbit unites us all.
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It is a paean to the eternal longing, the feeling of loneliness that somehow unites us all.
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SENATE PANEL UNITES ON RUSSIA: Elsewhere in the Senate, the Foreign Relations Committee heard from retired Gen.
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That is what unites us up here instead of what divides us, which is campaign finance reform.
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Protecting people with pre-existing medical conditions from skyrocketing insurance premiums, however, unites the entire Democratic caucus.
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It employs 480 people and has established operations in 10 countries, including the Unites States and China.
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Emphasizing the broader identity that unites us reduced the relative importance of other identities that divide us.
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"Nice will not accept behaviour that betrays the confidence that unites employees," an official club statement reads.
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What to expect: San Fran's progressive community unites for a cause after wrapping its official sister march.
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The feeling of shame would be one of the factors that unites everyone in dealing with that.
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"The Barça anthem says it all: 'una bandera ens agermana,'—'a flag unites us all'"—says Sílvia.
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The desire to conceal cash unites world leaders and global banks, criminals and celebrities, philanthropists and spies.
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This "Parsifal" production, which focuses on what unites us across religious lines, could hardly be more relevant.
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Utah bill unites Rocky Mountain Power, cities and activists, Utility Dive reports California is a climate leader.
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The refusal to allow machinery to dictate human activity unites the shop floor and the dance floor.
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Each meal at Le Succulent, a modest bistro in Park Slope, Brooklyn, unites West Africa and France.
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The gathering, which happens every three years, unites as many as 20,000 faithful from dozens of countries.
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In the face of such cultural division, it's easy to lose sight of how much unites us.
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What unites most Black Israelites is the belief that they are the true descendants of biblical Jews.
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I saw the president of the Unites States cowardly signal tacit support of white supremacists and Nazis.
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If the Senate GOP caucus largely unites behind Bumatay, Democrats won't be able to block his confirmation.
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But what unites them is the strength in defiance and the demand for change, inclusion and freedom.
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These attacks will continue and expand in scope until and unless the West unites to thwart them.
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The issue unites truckers and train buffs, unions and Wall Street, economists from the left and right.
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Here, for instance, is her explanation of what unites this community: They all share three distinct qualities.
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Upward redistribution is what unites GOP health care policy, tax policy, financial sector policy, and environmental policy.
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What unites DREAMers, more than how they came to the US, is the experience they've had here.
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Xbox Live unites gamers so you can play with friends and connect with a massive community of players.
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REED: Well, the issue of the Supreme Court is an issue that unites Republicans and it divides Democrats.
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The CSTO, also widely known under its Russian abbreviation ODKB, unites Russia, Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan.
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"It's a symbolic holiday that unites us as a diaspora," Representative Raja Krishnamoorthi, Democrat of Illinois, told her.
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What unites both of these groups is an almost chronic inability to accept political disagreement in good faith.
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What unites them is that they accord undue deference to "promoters", as India dubs a firm's founding shareholders.
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"It is the one thing that unites the Republican Party and they have all the levelers of power."
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What unites them all was the overwhelming absence each abduction created in the lives of those around them.
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What unites these productions is their absolute commitment to the present, and to the experience of the audience.
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"This is something I hope unites people and gives back to the community in meaningful ways," Biden said.
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One panel, titled One Person Unites Us and featuring Selena's sister Suzette Quintanilla, is sure to draw crowds.
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By highlighting the participants' distinct motives for exploring the cosmos, the series unites the teams in their humanity.
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We spend too much time focusing on what divides us now we must focus on what unites us.
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The mistrust of the medical industry is a thread that unites all of the people I speak to.
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The Fourth of July brought the country together to revel in all things that unites us as Americans.
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"Sports brings people together — it unites us, not divides us," Sportsnet President Bart Yabsley said in the release.
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Republicans have yet to find a plan that unites the caucus and passes procedural muster with the parliamentarian.
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And thank you for pushing us to see that there is more that unites us than divides us.
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Another goal is to win over skeptical Republicans, since nothing unites the party quite like castigating the Clintons.
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In our land of over 300 million souls, we have far more that unites us than divides us.
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If they don't, the FAA can revoke their certificate and ban them from flying into the Unites States.
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The DC superhero movie unites Batman and Wonder Woman once again, while introducing Aquaman, Cyborg, and the Flash.
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Being marginalized, being discriminated against, having racist and anti-Semitic slurs hurled is something that unites [all people].
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While they may not all be A-listers, one thing unites them: They're not going to be boring.
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Mr. Erek has created an impressive, unsettling installation that unites makeshift bleachers, wire fence panels and severe spotlights.
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"Infrastructure is one of the few issues that still unites both Republicans and Democrats," an AEM spokesman said.
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Completely missing from their recommendations is the one key issue that unites both groups of voters — open primaries.
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But the most interesting stories go deeper, examining the ways that what we eat defines and unites us.
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Jean and Marcus Baylor are a married couple whose buoyant, convivial music unites gospel, jazz and R&B.
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CARAMANICA The Midnight Hour unites two producers, Ali Shaheed Muhammad (from A Tribe Called Quest) and Adrian Younge.
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I hope that today's tragedy will serve as a reminder of what unites us, not what divides us.
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If there is one thing that unites us this Thanksgiving, it is anxiety about how much divides us.
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This unites "creator discovery, creator relationship management, campaign management and campaign reporting along with actionable insights," they say.
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Infrastructure is one of the many issues that unites producers of agricultural equipment, like AGCO, with our customers.
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But one thing that presumably unites economists is that we all recognize higher productivity is a good thing.
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Let us acknowledge, if only for one afternoon, that there is far more that unites us than divides.
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There are numerous registered hearing aid manufacturers in the Unites States, and many more located around the world.
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It will be a speech that resonates with our American values and unites us with patriotism and also unites us with the greatly expanded opportunities that is lifting up all Americans," the official said, adding that the theme of the address will be "building a safe, strong and proud America.
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" He assured his readers, however, that What Unites Us will be "less tied to the headline of the moment.
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In a narrative device that could only happen in a Garry Marshall family film, the rape unites the family.
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"Nelson Mandela said how sport unites, and it's true," said Laurel Walzak, professor of sports media at Ryerson University.
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There's one thread that unites all the characters DeWanda Wise has played on screen: They're all unabashedly confident women.
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What unites all of these critics is a fascination with the challenging, pleasurable activity of writing about visual art.
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Our disability has brought us closer together; we have an unbreakable, special bond that unites the two of us.
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Another goal of the plan: To reduce by 50 percent the rate of gun deaths in the Unites States.
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The thing that unites all of these films' unsettling high schoolers is the power they have over their peers.
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A willingness to step out to the edge — of confrontation or controversy — is one quality that unites the group.
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"Zelle unites the financial community behind a single, real-time P2P payments experience for millions of consumers," he adds.
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At its best, it unites the country around common values to accomplish things that people could never manage alone.
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He founded Mescladis in his 30s after leaving consultancy and said he chose a restaurant because food unites people.
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The decline has been even greater in the Unites States, though, so overseas dealmaking has largely focused on Europe.
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A leading U.S. member of Congress said it would be best for the Unites States to handle Guzman's incarceration.
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To The Front unites these photographers in an industry, and a society, that is too often divided by gender.
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The GCC, which unites the six Gulf countries in a trade, defence and economic policy, is at best weak.
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If there's one thing that unites the human race, it's the strange desire to consume things we definitely shouldn't.
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Trump campaigned on the promise to build a wall along the Unites States's southern border, paid for by Mexico.
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"Laver Cup is a competition that unites us all and it was really unusual to see," the Serbian said.
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Rather, what unites these stylistically superb movies is Wright's ability to take full advantage of the medium of film.
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And one of the few issues that unites them is driving the other rebellion: a rejection of political fundraising.
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Instead, the company uses a team-based approach to healthcare that unites primary-care providers, specialists, and social workers.
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Indeed, what unites the two of us in friendship and collaboration is not shared politics or the same religion.
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Mirror, Mirror presents art as something fundamental that unites human beings in the capacity for reflection and self-expression.
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A desire for vigorous enforcement is perhaps the one thing that unites trade skeptics and pro-trade business groups.
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"What chance do crime and corruption have when technology unites the forces of good?" reads one of its taglines.
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"The dignity of work is a value that unites us all," he said in a statement announcing the tour.
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"What unites jihadis and the new right is the idea that the fight has never stopped," Mr. Neumann said.
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Night of Too Many Stars: America Unites for Autism Programs Even good causes aren't taking a chance with coronavirus.
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A top Netanyahu adviser boasted, in another leaked recording, that "hatred is what unites" the prime minister's political base.
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Economic policy unites rank-and-file Democrats and divides rank-and-file Republicans, whereas cultural issues do the reverse.
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What unites Trump's actions of this past week is that they each represent an assault on this general principle.
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There is nothing that unites Democrats more than drawing Trump's ire; in Democratic politics, 'Trump's enemy is our friend.
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"I look forward to continuing to work alongside her when our Party unites behind whoever emerges as our nominee."
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"Nothing unites a political party more than a big win," said John Feehery, a former top Republican congressional aide.
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China has cleverly pinned its foreign policy to a pleasant historical myth that unites the peoples of Afro-Eurasia.
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The ongoing diversification of American society further unites an overwhelmingly white GOP around a shared fear of impending doom.
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"I hope that the U.K. unites with the U.S. and other allies against the threat from Huawei," she added.
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She said repeatedly, almost apologetically, that she would like to do something that unites rather than divides the country.
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Scholars say what unites most Black Israelites is the belief that blacks are the true descendants of biblical Jews.
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Scholars say what unites most Black Israelites is the belief that blacks are the true descendants of biblical Jews.
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Something particularly Canadian — hearty, thoughtful, knotty, communal — unites bands like Broken Social Scene, Arcade Fire and the New Pornographers.
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"There is one thing that really unites them, that really worries them, and that is climate change," Brown said.
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What unites these different kinds of Palestinian cooking is the love of the olive, or zaitoun, and yogurt, too.
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"The refusal to allow machinery to dictate human activity unites the shop floor and the dance floor," wrote Haider.
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Another 20 percent of tickets went to Unites States residents and 10 percent went to residents of other countries.
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Atheists all believe there is no god that governs the universe, but other than that, nothing necessarily unites us.
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"Reach out to a sister of another color, or ethnicity, or religion," she urged, "and learn what unites us."
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But a shared cynicism about the world unites their governments—and survives the complicating factor of an amoral American president.
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What unites them all is that these are stories of female desire and its many manifestations — and they're all true.
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So why are some people trying to separate us into factions, emphasizing what divides us instead of what unites us?
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"That which unites us as American citizens is far greater than that which divides us as political parties," he said.
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America always works best when we recognize that what unites us is far more important than what divides us. 17.
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The definition that unites us all is that we all have some fascination for anthropomorphic animals to a certain extent.
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It unites this community and brings close to 40 people to my TV shop to watch the games on weekends.
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The council unites the interests of groups working on commercial, scientific, and national security space operations from a policy perspective.
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But despite the polarization in our politics today, there is still more that unites us as Americans than divides us.
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She also reached out to Sanders supporters, telling them that "there is much more that unites us than divides us".
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In English, you can hear the similarity between Ka and Kars, but not the word for "snow" that unites them.
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It also made it harder to rally black Brazilians round a hyphenated identity of the sort that unites African-Americans.
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The Mother of All Questions unites some of Solnit's sharpest feminist polemics with her decades-long preoccupation with crafting narrative.
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What unites them and their neighbors is working-class want, which this production's modern costumes (by Catherine Fay) made unmistakable.
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While internet connects us and unites us, it also has the potential to facilitate a kind of imperialism and monoculture.
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DJ: There is still a lot more that unites us than divides us, even if that isn't what generates headlines.
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Believe me, when a TV hit unites women, it's no fun to be Morales in "A Chorus Line," feeling nothing.
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What also unites them is their conviction that craft and sustainability are forms of resistance in an increasingly digitized world.
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What unites Sanders supporters is devotion to a man who hasn't wavered on progressive issues in more than 23 years.
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These moments bind together outdoorsmen and women with a common shared experience that unites folks from every walk of life.
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What unites El-P and Killer Mike as rappers is how deftly they thread their way through rubble and assault.
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"I think what we're all saying is talk about what unites us," Clinton says to Leoni's character in the episode.
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Scholars say what unites most Black Israelites is the belief that African Americans are the true descendants of biblical Jews.
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It could be the French equivalent to University Avenue in Palo Alto, which unites start-ups with VCs and consultants.
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Scholars say what unites most Black Israelites is the belief that African-Americans are the true descendants of biblical Jews.
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Everyone's making fun of this holiday ad for the $2,000+ Peloton bike Nothing unites us like bizarre luxury fitness advertising.
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"The secretary did not use that type of language to speak about the president of the Unites States," Nauert said.
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I really, really love how it unites the chaotic deconstruction and anger of current club music with lots of melody.
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The work above our bed also has a piercing action which unites the person with the bodies of other things.
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"Today what unites us is more important than what divides us," he said at a press conference after the deal.
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And to all the people who supported Senator Sanders, I believe there is much more that unites us than divides.
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Connors's very loose but indifferent execution preserves the entire work as one gesture and unites it in its moment of investigation.
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"I believe the Unites States of America should be at the front of the pack," Obama said in a written statement.
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Whether we drink alone or in a group, what unites the hangover experience is that we give ourselves a free pass.
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What unites all of these depictions, though, is their connection to emotional and psychological trials that the women are fighting against.
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Now more than ever we need something that puts a kick in someone's step and unites us through a good feeling.
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Perhaps the electroweak force unites with yet another of the fundamental forces, the strong nuclear force, at an even higher energy.
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That's because today's deal effectively unites two companies with a growing collection of co-working spaces in China and Southeast Asia.
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The New York outbreak began in October and is now the longest and largest outbreak in the Unites States since 2000.
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Can Google spring back from its social failures with a bare-bones video-calling app that unites iOS and Android users?
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But calling for everyone to do so in this way misses the point and risks alienating more people than it unites.
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His organization, Super Global, unites a nonprofit community of creative tech agencies who wish to use their expertise for social good.
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The Unites States has in recent months increased the frequency of patrols through the strategic Taiwan Strait despite opposition from China.
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Unites States Marshals have captured a Michigan couple accused of torturing and murdering the woman's young daughter in Georgia, PEOPLE confirms.
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So even if there is plenty that could divide us, I am going to focus on what unites us: this town.
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We're freshman members of Congress from different political parties, but we know there is more that unites us than divides us.
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The creative force behind the nightly projections unites two teams known for their mastery when it comes to large-scale light.
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So I'm going to speak out for what I believe in — the kind of inclusive, aspirational, optimistic politics which unites people.
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Meanwhile, "Justice League" unites Batman, Wonder Woman and other heavy hitters in Warner Bros.' answer to Marvel's multibillion-dollar Avengers franchise.
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SUBTITLE: Manchester unites: "We're stronger together" UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: You don't want to think that it can happen anywhere, but it does.
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Resistance to Obamacare repeal unites a Democratic caucus that has not coalesced around the best way to expand health-care coverage.
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Do you think there is anything that unites the sounds you're most drawn to as a DJ or as a listener?
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The DEA 360 program unites these stakeholders to create education, peer-to-peer counseling and treatment solutions to fit local needs.
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The problem for Republicans is that it's very hard to see how the party unites after the convention in Cleveland ends.
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It's about the fabric that unites us all, that stitches together race, gender, age and sexual preference into a brilliant tapestry.
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Next week, the drummer Mr. Weiss will release "Starebaby," a seething, spacious album that unites doom and thrash metal with jazz.
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And season five — which unites season two's operatic story arcs with season three's consistency — is one of Buffy's three unimpeachable seasons.
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The proposal unites two of Mr. Newsom's campaign themes: help for young children and reductions in the expenses of daily life.
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The startlingly talented Mr. de Holanda unites jazz and folk influences with choro, the predominant genre of improvised music in Brazil.
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What unites the group is a view that China's trade practices are unacceptable and that Washington will now call the shots.
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" Obama's convention address was inspired by his 2004 message, about the culture and character that unites "red America" and "blue America.
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"Let us recommit to always remembering our shared humanity that there is more that unites us than divides us," Ardern said.
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The agreement, which was negotiated in under 6 months, "unites the Mercosur and Pacific Alliance," Temer said during the signing ceremony.
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Pop culture is one of the things that unites us as Americans and a lot of our pop culture is bad.
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In 2018, it can feel like what divides our society — race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status — is more evident than what unites it.
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In that race, abortion could become a wedge issue for Republicans instead of a straightforward issue that easily unites the base.
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It's a big, action-packed sequence, one that finally unites the majority of the show's disparate plots in one bigger story.
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And to all the people who supported Senator Sanders: I believe there is much more that unites us than divides us.
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Football is a game that perhaps unites the world more than any other, and certainly more than any political or religious creed.
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Democrats should take heart in that and bear in mind all that unites us as we head into this presidential election cycle.
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"I think that there is a lot more that unites us other than the hateful rhetoric that carried the election," Cesar says.
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Intimacy at Yossi Milo Gallery unites a diverse assembly of artists tracing the outline of affection from the 1980s to present day.
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And I think that is what unites us and I think that is what is going to unite this movement going forward.
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Here, one common thread unites Republicans, Democrats, blacks and whites, men and women, young and old: People just don't believe the news.
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Although people have many sources of discontent, the populist unites them as a "We" people against a targeted source of our misery.
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"The Unites States has raised our concerns with the Russians," White House spokesman Josh Earnest told reporters at a daily press briefing.
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What unites us as Republicans is far greater than what divides us from the more left-leaning policies of the Democratic Party.
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It unites the Holy Trinity of meat, starch, and autumn vegetables, making it, in many ways, the edible embodiment of the holidays.
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It comes from the epic final battle sequence in the movie, where the Avengers team unites to take down Thanos (Josh Brolin).
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In the past, presidents have appealed to our greater humanity, to rationality, to our understanding that more unites us than divides us.
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What unites these next-wave candidates is a desire not only to stand up to Trump by talking the #resistance talk — Gov.
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What unites the three is their emotional power—and that is testament to the keen eye and curatorial talents of Norman Rosenthal.
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Almost everyone agrees that the director made serious mistakes; it is one of the few issues that unites people of diverse perspectives.
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So, I think the identity politics thing is they&aposre looking for differences, as Tammy said, instead of everything that unites us.
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Here the blood took on meanings of power and energy—the blood of life—that which fuels and unites all of humanity.
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Obviously, it's a day set aside to honor those who have lost their lives while serving in the Unites States armed forces.
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It's an international genre of music that's very strong in other parts of the world, but is underappreciated in the Unites States.
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The move unites Holiday with brother Aaron, who figures to see his responsibilities at point guard increase in his second NBA season.
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Once considered a crown jewel of the Unites States, the American Society of Civil Engineers recently gave our roads a D rating.
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Even in difficult times like these, and despite all the differences, there is still much more that unites us, than divides us.
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"To all the people who supported Senator Sanders, I believe there is much more that unites us than divides us," she said.
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At such an extended runtime, Joan the Maid is a film that unites pain and pleasure in its demand for sustained attention.
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There is no central purpose that unites its disparate businesses, or enables them to be greater than the sum of its parts.
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At a time when the country is divided, the election showed one issue unites us: personal choice in end-of-life care.
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But there's one issue that unites people on Capitol Hill, at places of business, and at kitchen tables across America: skills training.
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President Obama and other Democrats in his mold have tried to bridge divides between citizens, arguing that more unites than divides us.
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The age of the retweet builds networked causes and unites marginalised voices, but can also represent "remix culture" at its most lazy.
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Tonight, the president attend a baseball game — a shared passion for the sport is one thing that unites the US and Cuba.
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Republican leaders certainly have a path to passing a tax bill, because nothing unites modern Republicans the way a tax cut does.
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What unites far-right politicians and their supporters, on both sides of the Atlantic, is a set of regressive attitudes toward difference.
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For this concert he unites the members of Bigmouth with those of Superette, his other reliable combo, in the debut of SuperBigmouth.
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But if there's one subject that unites the country, it is a loathing of what the airlines euphemistically call the boarding process.
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When there's a perceived threat from an out-group, the in-group unites and cooperates in ways it might not have before.
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Almost everyone agrees that the Director made serious mistakes; it is one of the few issues that unites people of diverse perspectives.
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Going further, he unites aspects of Color Field painting and gestural painting by making them new, which no one else has done.
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Housed in an array of vintage theatres and industrial spaces, the festival unites elements of classical composition, jazz, rock, folk, and electronica.
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This fifth installation of the "Shaft" movies unites three generations of John Shafts: two detectives-gone-rogue and one M.I.T.-educated millennial.
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But there's at least one core belief that unites them: That other first-in-the-nation contest really messed this one up.
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And, it likely wants European and Gulf allies to relent on their support for the Unites States' "maximum pressure" campaign against Iran.
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This free SummerStage show unites two groups that share a spiritual kinship — despite having origins separated by three decades and an ocean.
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Putting more Americans on the path for promising new collar careers is an issue that unites our country and transcends partisan politics.
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From Donald Trump to Brexit to Marine Le Pen, one thing that unites the unhappy West is a profound sense of mystification.
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It's also a week to set aside any differences that exist to focus on what unites us — expanding opportunity and education freedom.
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We stand for the flag not to focus on what divides us but on what unites us, which is being an American.
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"It is using the assets of the Unites States of America and the public trust for your own... political end," says Rep.
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The best of the series is "Fast Five," which unites cast members from previous films for a giant "Ocean's 11"-like heist.
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The main thing that unites them is a shared hatred for smug elites who hail from the left of the political spectrum.
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Another striking element of The Trump Prophecy is the way in which it seamlessly unites two very different models of contemporary evangelicalism.
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Curated by historian Sugata Ray, Lahore on my Mind unites thinkers, curators, and artists, from the United States, Europe, and South Asia.
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Nothing unites a room like a true stinker that carries with it both throwback value and the curse of being extremely danceable.
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But a strange inverse of this logic is that cities, even seemingly disparate ones, have far more that unites than divides them.
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The tense idealism that unites them in their desire to bomb a damn evaporates like mist in the sunlight when things go wrong.
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Unfortunately for the prime minister, what most unites the Conservatives is a feeling that her time in office is coming to an end.
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What unites Tutul and the pastor, of course, is a determination to put their lives on the line for things they believe in.
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FA: We're looking at the literal ways we are connected in society, and looking at technology and how that unites and separates us.
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General Saskia appears and unites these disparate groups under the promise of a free state where some form of democracy might take hold.
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AT&T Advertising CEO Brian Lesser noting that "ad tech unites real-time analytics and technology with our premium TV and video content."
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A fireplace sheathed in book-matched stone slabs unites the spaces, which also both sport patterned floor coverings and statement-making light fixtures.
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The photos themselves are very broad in subject matter—rural landscapes, the downtown scene, male nudity—what do you think unites his pictures?
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You have to be sensitive as well, in terms of the realities of being an elected official in the Unites States right now.
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The challenge now, is to focus on what unites us rather than what divides us and universal human rights are central to that.
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The Fast and the Furious films are the only monoculture in our modern world, the one media property that unites every single demographic.
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It is important to remind ourselves that there was a time when a president thought he could eradicate poverty in the Unites States.
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"Until we do that I don't think the elections in the state of Maine or in the Unites States are legitimate," he said.
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Nothing unites people more than a common dislike, which has led to both sides' supporters becoming more and more entrenched in their views.
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Then she found PFLAG, a 45-year-old organization that unites LGBTQ people with families, friends, and allies through support, education, and advocacy.
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One other experience that unites Trump and Kanye: they've both been publicly burned by none other than Barack Obama, to their obvious annoyance.
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The currency has seen volatile as tension with the Unites States grew and President Tayyip Erdogan's party lost elections in Istanbul and Anakara.
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The show unites the diverse practices that preceded Latin America's entrance into a contemporary art landscape, now part of our globalized cultural landscape.
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They took a hostage: the Farm Bill, typically a perfunctory (if deeply flawed) effort that unites agricultural subsidies and the food stamp program.
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The experience of interiority and the outside conditions controlling our bodies are bound up in a way that only imprisonment unites so literally.
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The bill would establish an intelligence community task force on illicit financing related to espionage efforts and influence operations targeting the Unites States.
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A decade in the making, "Infinity War" unites many of the Marvel comic book characters that Disney has introduced on screen to date.
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The kissing unites Harry Rawlings (Liam Neeson) and his wife, Veronica (Viola Davis), in bed, and it tells of both tenderness and lust.
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As the philosopher William James (an American, no less) put it: "Sobriety diminishes, discriminates, and says no; drunkenness expands, unites, and says yes."
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To understand what happens at the singularity, scientists need a theory of quantum gravity: a framework that unites general relativity with quantum theory.
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It's cause for celebration whenever Ford and General Motors manage to make a pre-tax profit margin of 10% in the Unites States.
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While the projects vary in type, scope, and location, what unites them is an attempt to remake heavy-duty infrastructure into public space.
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Candidates can avoid that by embracing an ideological label that unites all their plans, as Senator Bernie Sanders has done with democratic socialism.
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" — Howie Levine, 41, Inwood "A 26.2 mile-long reminder that when New York City unites, we are the greatest city in the world.
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It's Minkowski spacetime, a geometric model of special relativity that unites space and time in four dimensions (three of space, one of time).
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As a result, the account has a very specific, charming tone, one that unites zeitgeisty interests with ancient knowledge about the solar system.
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"It is up to us now to rediscover the thread of our national project — what made us, what unites us," Mr. Macron said.
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"We need to continue with a leader who unites all religions and all races of Indonesia," said Wayan Koster, the governor of Bali.
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The star-studded charity event, Night of Too Many Stars: America Unites for Autism Programs, has been canceled in light of the pandemic.
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"We have a lot that unites us," she said at the news conference, singling out questions of migration and the fight against terrorism.
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For example, at 296A, the answer to "*Law enforcer with the Coast Guard" is BOARDING OFFICER, which unites a BOAR and a DINGO.
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Something that brings together and unites absolutely all Mexicans is our certainty that nothing and no one stands above the dignity of Mexico.
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Precious little unites the alliance's three most difficult members — Turkey, France and the U.S. — but that hasn't stopped them causing heartburn within NATO.
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The news unites Julia with two half sisters (played by Megalyn Echikunwoke and Emily Osment), and the three find comfort in their connection.
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Supporters of tax reform say that Wednesday's speech gives Trump an opportunity to discuss an issue that unites Republicans and the business community.
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What our birds need now is an historic, hemispheric effort that unites people and organizations with one common goal: bringing our birds back.
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"We expressed that history should not be something that divides nations but unites them," he added in response the passage of the bill.
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What is it that unites the likes of Jeff Bezos, Warren Buffett and Richard Branson and has enabled them to effect great change?
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The one thing that unites the two groups is resentment of the elite's snobbery and moral superiority, which they define as political correctness.
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"The main element that unites it all into a system is Mr. Medvedev," Mr. Navalny said in a short film presenting his findings.
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In her first post-Game of Thrones appearance, Emilia Clarke unites with Crazy Rich Asians star Henry Golding for a holiday romantic comedy.
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It also unites jazz and dance, with performances from the Parul Dance Company, as well as the bands Melodic Intersect and Jazz Carnatica.
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Typically, the NMA is seen serving transatlantic routes, connecting smaller cities in the Unites States with "secondary" European cities such as Brussels or Copenhagen.
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Todd: The common theme that unites all of these storylines is right there in the title of the movie that inspires the episode — aftermath.
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The initiative now unites companies from all sectors, and tries to reaffirm the role that every industry has to play in curbing climate change.
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I like the word 'prison' because slavery goes too direct to the idea of blacks…Prison is something that unites us as one race.
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Across this limited spectrum of attitudes within a deeply sexist and entitled culture, what unites all incels is something known as the black pill.
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I like the word 'prison' because slavery goes too direct to the idea of blacks … Prison is something that unites us as one race.
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In this ritual, and in Buddhism more generally, transience unites the world in higher consciousness, where clues and cues are processed into meaningful comprehension.
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He has some cards: he can threaten to call a fresh election, and can only be overthrown if the opposition unites around an alternative.
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Politicians in both parties, at their most uplifting moments, are fond of declaring that what unites Americans is much greater than what divides them.
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Russia's Maria Zakharova rejected accusations by Turkey, the Unites States and their allies that Russia had attacked hospitals and other civilian targets in Syria.
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The desire to give Chinese youngsters a horizon-broadening education unites flintily ideological officials and aspirational middle-class Chinese who care nothing for politics.
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What unites these video game culture questions is that they all assume that we are living in a ruin made of things to come.
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I like the word 'prison' because slavery goes too direct to the idea of blacks… Prison is something that unites us as one race.
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"I believe the Unites States of America should be at the front of the pack," Obama said in a statement released by his office.
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There is one opinion that unites everyone in the story, from the militants, to Patricia, to her family, to Toobin: Weed is a jerk.
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Speaking for and with the people unites Johnson and Jones and illuminates the changing basis for politics as a whole – both democratic and authoritarian.
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"Presidents come and go, but what defines stable partners and alliances of the Unites States is deep-rooted, broad support in Congress," said Rep.
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More important: Will Snow's return be what finally unites the Night's Watch and Wildlings, now together at Castle Black after a (wisely) aborted confrontation?
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" A gesticulating Mr. Cruz is shown as the narrator says "Ted Cruz divides to get a vote, John Kasich unites to get things done.
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The film touches on but leaves underexplored the idea that yarn is a largely feminine art form that unites women across cultures and continents.
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In 2017 The Louvre Abu Dhabi, a museum in the United Arab Emirates, began sharing stories about what unites humanity across time and place.
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Ernest's cause does not get much traction until a German raid on Honolulu in 1912 starts a war that unites socialists around the world.
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What unites them all is the fact that Che has been at the forefront of directing and devising the visuals to match each track.
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It is a dish that unites this country, and like all other culinary classics, it has that intrinsic ability to evoke strong childhood memories.
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This is an opinion piece by Michael Lenihan of Out in Tech, a non-profit that unites LGBTQs and allies in the tech community.
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The one argument that unites the above parties—and has been proven invalid over these three-plus seasons—is that fighting deters dirty plays.
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Their generation is empowered by a new media ecosystem, one that not only unites protesters but also helps to spread potent images of defiance.
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It's full of damning details: contempt for the entitled, venal couple may be the one thing that unites all of D.C.'s warring factions.
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"He wanted to reinforce his message that there is more that unites us than separates us," said Steve Duprey, a businessman from New Hampshire.
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That is the only thing that unites them—hardly enough to make left-wing Arab parties sit with Jewish nationalists in the same government.
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"It's a symbolic holiday that unites us as a diaspora," said Mr. Krishnamoorthi, and that invites others to share and celebrate, often over food.
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"As a guest she's unique because she unites authoritativeness, lucidity, historical memory but also great charm and empathy," said Giovanni Floris, the show's host.
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"The Doble A team is the only institution in the city that unites all the Cayeyanos regardless of political affiliation or religion," Velázquez said.
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" If anything unites these painters, said Mr. Rolling, it's a "call and response to the absence of relatable figures in the canon of painting.
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There is so much that unites us as a party, and yet, Democrats' votes can't be relied on in the same way as Republicans'.
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It is the narrative that unites us around a common multigenerational project, that gives an overarching sense of meaning and purpose to our history.
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This is what unites us in attacking this evil face of terrorism that has befallen us and has hurt so many around the world.
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Something that brings together and unites absolutely all Mexicans is our certainty that nothing and no one stands above the dignity of Mexico. pic.twitter.
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Opposition to a giant tax cut for the rich is a convenient least common denominator position that unites both wings of the Democratic Party.
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"The only thing that unites the British people at the moment is a desire to have the thing over with," Blair told CNN Sunday.
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Such comments set the tone for a visit in which both sides will be eager to play up what unites rather than divides them.
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And while autism can obviously manifest itself differently from person to person, there's one quality that unites us all: the exhibition of antisocial traits.
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Last week, Saudi Arabia, the Unites States, Russia and Kuwait refused to use the word "welcome" in association with the findings of the report.
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It unites the best from both television and film and allows these high-profile stars to eat, drink, and be merry as they win awards.
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Earrings have been worn by men from incredibly diverse backgrounds, for incredibly diverse reasons and yet, besides our shared sartorial choice, very little unites us.
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"I plan to visit the Unites States next month and have a summit meeting with President Trump and discuss the North Korean situation," Abe said.
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Given ongoing trade tensions between China and the Unites States, we believe Chinese consumers could slow Apple hardware purchases, leading us to trim our estimates.
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In other words, there is something that still unites Republican voters in both the authoritarian and non-authoritarian camps: They really, really don't like Democrats.
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In Britain hatred of plastic unites the right-wing Daily Mail, the leftie Guardian, and the queen, who has banned plastic straws from her castles.
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If the party unites by using cash to crush anyone with an outsider streak, it risks acknowledging that a competition of ideas no longer exists.
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Snap's share price sank slightly on Tuesday when Instagram launched its new Direct feature that unites Snapchat-style ephemeral messaging with traditional permanent text messaging.
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Something that unites 73-year-old president and the 55-year-old prime minister-designate is women, no matter how much trouble that has resulted.
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Using personal stories over statistics, getting immigrants and non-immigrants to mingle more and emphasising what unites the two groups could warm people to immigration.
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So, I think that you have to speak clearly about what unites us and clearly we are united to support all of the Republican candidates.
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So this is a moment for Paris to celebrate the charms and secrets of the slow-moving waterway that both divides and unites the city.
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So despite the many differences between the two parties, the pursuit of that rising tide could yet be a goal that unites all of us.
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The Unites States allowed Huawei Technologies to buy U.S.-made goods to maintain existing networks and provide software updates to existing Huawei handsets until Aug.
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Equally adept with a pipette and a trowel, she unites the collective insights of traditional plant-based healing with the rigor of modern laboratory experiments.
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The comic book flick unites the Avengers, the "Guardians of the Galaxy" and several other properties, including "Black Panther" and "Spider-Man" in one blockbuster.
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But beyond the importance of peace to us personally, peace can be the glue that unites communities and nations, benefits our economies and saves lives.
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The insistence that the future of the European Union should be decided by referendums and not in parliaments is what unites populists of both extremes.
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The ad preaches about what unites America: people across the nation collectively releasing their bowels and bladders when the big game gets to half-time.
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Although it's is a divisive topic, what unites people on both sides of the debate is how clueless they are about the specifics of abortion.
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One thing unites them all: An indelible undercurrent of paranoid authoritarianism, made manifest primarily in the form of a bubble—a sort of alternative universe.
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The hatred for Piscatella and the universal desire to see him leave unites the inmates, who decide they will stage a protest until Piscatella resigns.
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" In announcing his support for Biden, Booker said the former vice president "won't only win - he'll show there's more that unites us than divides us.
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Like other online communities, the group unites around an intense interest in a subject and a desire to discuss the topic at an advanced level.
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Over years of interviews with Taliban fighters and leadership I have found that the narrative of the United States being the primary enemy unites them.
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If there is something that unites the nearly two dozen Democrats currently in the field, it is that no one, really, knows how this works.
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" The next day, his communications director, Kate Bedingfield, was on Fox News arguing that "there is a lot more that unites us than divides us.
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This feeling both divides and unites people from shithole countries and this one, too: a fear our kids might have it worse than we do.
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SIMONE FORTI, STEVE PAXTON AND YVONNE RAINER "Tea For Three" unites three of Judson's most revered members for an evening of performance, improvisation and interaction.
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The pull-up is the apotheosis of beauty-strength, a motion that unites virtually every muscle group — and one that is surprisingly hard to perfect.
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Critic's Pick "8: Kindred Spirits (Live at the Lobero)," recorded on the saxophonist's 80th birthday in 003, unites longtime collaborators and first-time musical partners.
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May's and Trump's situations are different, as are their personalities as politicians, but what unites them both is their inability to put nation before party.
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The Unites Arab Emirates' Energy Minister said on Friday he hoped that production cuts would have a significant impact in the third and fourth quarter.
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"I am encouraged by the historic support shown by Americans across this country as our Party unites under President Trump," RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel said.
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A number of stories recount the legendary piety of the town's rabbis and sages, portraying a Jewish ideal that unites immense learning with extreme humility.
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There are many who did not vote for him who agree that what matters most now is that this nation unites and moves forward together.
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Views like "Leonardo DiCaprio isn't hot" (this one divides them) and "Buckingham Palace is the worst place in London" (this one sort of unites them).
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What unites these novels more closely than their shared collegiate setting and focus on romantic drama, however, is the way Rooney's characters process their feelings.
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Supporters of the program argue family-based migration makes sense because it unites families that are otherwise separated by borders, strengthening communities in the process.
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All four voices of The Highwomen blend—in mono, with no one voice louder than the others--to express to the desire that unites them.
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The deal unites Discovery, which owns Discovery Channel and Animal Planet, with Scripps, which has Food Network and HGTV, a channel focused on home improvement.
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Today Americans seem more divided than ever on most things but criminal justice reform is an issue that unites Charles Koch and Black Lives Matter.
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Despite the game being around for decades, I'm not familiar with the fantasy paper-and-dice role-playing game that unites the series's main characters.
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" Duque has said he does not want to return to conflict and his objections aim to improve the accords and create a "peace that unites us.
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The throughline that unites all the deep, dark, and otherworldly ephemera that's come out of Bristol, England's Young Echo collective is a sort of subtle creep.
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In such a tumultuous time, it's nice to feel connected to people, and one universal truth that unites us all is that sunscreen is not optional.
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"Sport is a universal language; it inspires and unites us as it stretches our limits," UN Women executive director Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka said in a statement.
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In fact, he's slated to release What Unites Us — a collection of essays meditating on patriotism and what it is to be an American — on Nov.
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The royal mom of three headed out to see a new London center that unites experts, helpers and families looking for aid with mental health issues.
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"This is the holiday that unites all Americans but it seems that's not what is happening today unfortunately," she said, declining to give her last name.
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Both are members of the Transatlantic Commission on Election Integrity, which unites political, tech, media and business leaders to tackle election interference across the democratic world.
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Although the Unites States and China agreed to a tariff truce last month, President Donald Trump has warned that he could up levies on Chinese imports.
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It's apparent, too, in the interwoven flows of second single "Dis Generation," which unites 'Tip, Jarobi, Phife Dawg, and Busta Rhymes (the video is premiering below).
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When Ryan tried to take 15 members back to the Unites States with him on a plane, the group was ambushed by gunmen sent by Jones.
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Do you think there's more that, you know, that unites you than divides you when it comes to the Panama Canal and Singapore as an IMC?
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In the Unites States, authorities are investigating the circumstances of a fatal crash in which a Tesla Model S sedan was involved while running on autopilot.
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Data from the Urban Redevelopment Authority showed developers sold 616 unites last month, a 50.6 percent drop from a year earlier when they sold 1,246 units.
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Today, Instagram announced a new campaign, #HereForYou, that unites these stories and aims to create a supportive community for anyone who is affected by mental illness.
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Inspired by Mr. Shapiro's book, Irondale's production unites edited versions of all of those plays in a single program performed by a nimble company of six.
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"Colombians want and we need a peace that unites us and we all must contribute permanently to achieve that goal," Duque said in a televised speech.
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The OCR said in an emailed statement that the conscience rule, proposed more than a year ago, unites an array of various existing rules into one.
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The one thing that unites the fractious Conservative Party is the concern that a leadership contest would lead to a general election and a Labour government.
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The deal unites two of Elon Musk's companies, enabling the billionaire to sell both electric cars and solar roofs to his customers under one corporate brand.
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Morton Blackwell, the Republican National Committeeman for Virginia who supported Stewart's opponent in the primary, told The Hill he's hopeful that the party unites around Stewart.
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"For decades, Heineken has developed diverse marketing that shows there's more that unites us than divides us," a Heineken spokesperson told the site in a statement.
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And that whether the Republicans or the Democrats win, that we all remember that we have far more as Americans that unites us than divides us.
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"What the Geneva Conventions are to me is a very clear statement that what unites us is bigger and deeper than what divides us," she smiles.
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Enspiralites work at several co-working spaces across town—and, increasingly, outside Wellington—but the space that most unites them is a cluster of online tools.
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And that whether the Republicans or the Democrats win, that we all remember that we have far more as Americans that unites us than divides us.
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Antiquarian bookselling is a close-knit community, with the official motto of the international association being Amor librorum nos unit — love of books unites us all.
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Mass murderers are motivated by everything from mental illness to a hatred of the West, but what unites many of them is the gun they carry.
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These letters show that although their belief in God unites them, so does their status as artists (unlike their bland, loving spouses, who avoid poetic shoptalk).
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This all-star trio unites three improvisers who are not only well versed in jazz's standard practice, but also interested in thickened atmospheres and architectural abstraction.
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But three years in, even as the conviction that Trump threatens the Republic unites stolid military heroes and socialist feminists, demonstrations against the administration have faded.
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It is vital for any government, and the government of Puerto Rico is no exception, to advocate for a cause that unites rather than divides people.
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One final problem, at least for real fans: The producers have chosen the shadowy ninja syndicate called the Hand as the enemy that unites the Defenders.
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Prior to AMISOM control, the stadium was a base for Al-Shabaab, which was designated as a foreign terrorist organization by the Unites States in 2008.
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Gone were Trump's charges that Kim runs a "brutal regime," which he stated when Warmbier was returned to the Unites States in 2017-- in a coma.
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It transforms the people involved no matter where they go, and unites them with a larger labor movement that started decades before they entered the workforce.
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Rubio on Monday said he could be the candidate who unites the party in an election year when anger at Washington has been a defining feature.
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But no matter how divisive life in this country may become, the movie theater has always been a place where we can rediscover what unites us.
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And then you have Boone and "Remember the Titans," which is a great story about football being a common bond that unites individuals who have differences.
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What unites them is a strong commitment to portraying his subjects with the dignity and respect that often eludes them in the glare of news cameras.
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Both of us were heartened that one thing kept coming up again and again: There's more that unites the heartland and the coasts than divides them.
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If I were to name an idea that unites Hurt's career, it might be that: People will tell you things are okay, but they never are.
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While stressing that "there is much more that unites us than divides us," Clinton also suggested that her campaign is more pragmatic than the Vermont senator's.
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The proposals do not address one of the Democrats' key issues: protection for "Dreamers," the roughly 11 million people brought to the Unites States illegally as children.
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For the roadshow, Uber's top executives will travel the Unites States and make a stop in London to drum up investor interest in the IPO, sources said.
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Opposition to ILC applications is one issue that unites bankers with consumer advocacy and reinvestment groups, which tend to be on opposite sides of financial regulatory issues.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Moscow will retaliate if the Unites States take measures to pressure Russian media outlets operating there.
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Held annually during the United Nations General Assembly week, the Summit unites a lively community of global citizens and progressive thought leaders around a common theme: #2030NOW.
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One thing that unites nearly all the great DC comics from this era isn't just that Marvel didn't publish them, but that Marvel couldn't have published them.
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More than half of the micro and nano satellites were for the Unites States, and the remainder India, Canada, Finland, France, South Korea and the United Kingdom.
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Emerging trends held steady in the market for massively multiplayer online games — a popular type of game that unites legions of gamers in the same virtual world.
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Infinity War unites characters and ties together plotlines from more than a decade of Marvel movies, from Iron Man to this winter's Thor: Ragnarok and Black Panther.
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There's a chance Trump's candidacy unites Democrats and Republicans in their hatred of the GOP standard-bearer, but there's little incentive for the parties to get along.
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Together, Americans of good will from every background imaginable should focus on what unites us and build a better future for us all and for our children.
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There has been controversy over the game which has taken users to areas considered "extremely inappropriate" such as the Unites States Holocaust Museum and Arlington National Cemetery.
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An early scene in the film unites all the first wives, Elise, Brenda, and Annie (Diane Keaton), having lunch after the funeral of another first wife, Cynthia.
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Bottom line, we need to check our differences at the door for the sake of the children and our nation, and constructively focus on what unites us.
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What unites these scenarios is that developers are dealing with externalities, like data or a third-party API, and trying to build fast on top of them.
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It unites millions of people in America whose cultures are not the same, but share similar commonalities, whether they are through our food, music, or our language.
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This episode unites the best of old and new MST3K: well-paced riffs blending with absurd built-in movie comedy, splashed with a dollop of genuine fun.
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You'll be told that the Unites States has been so dumb that we are the only country in the world not to have a border adjustment tax.
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But what unites them is that they don't believe liberalism is so overwhelming a menace that conservatives have to rally behind a president as unfit as Trump.
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The ceremony inspires and unites From the outset, we knew the ceremony was going to be something different -- a union of British royal traditions and American spirituality.
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However, that's not stopping us from losing our minds over the official cast of the live-action Lion King, which officially unites all of our favorite people.
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The house take on the Old-Fashioned involves Four Roses bourbon that's been plunged through an AeroPress, and the delectable Mexican Jumping Bean unites tequila with ristretto.
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The latest burst of testing ended with the successful launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile that many weapons analysts believe could reach anywhere in the Unites States.
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What unites them all is a desire for greater freedom and a sustainable mode of living, whether born out of economic precariousness, political ideology, or aspirational commercialism.
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What unites these three theories is the observation that certain Tory-inclined voters, for structural or conscious reasons, were political introverts for the purposes of the polling.
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While their reasons for creating these games vary, one element clearly unites these developers: the video game is their chosen artistic medium, and programming is their paintbrush.
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It will be in the interest of these companies to disrupt the virtuous cycle, and turn antitrust into an issue that divides, rather than unites, the party.
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Pompeo still may get confirmed if the GOP unites on the floor and at least one Democrat defects to support his nomination as the top US diplomat.
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Burton may have spent his childhood in a world that didn't suit him, but he's channeled that into a visual style that unites him with us all.
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But unless we start refocusing on what unites us instead of what divides us, the West is in danger of throwing away decades, even centuries of unification.
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But one economic matter unites just about every member of the Republican party: support for tax cuts, particularly for those at the top of the income ladder.
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For every dinner party that leaves family bonds and lifelong friendships in smoldering ruins, there is another that unites and reaffirms: Yes, we really like each other.
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What unites this patchwork exhibition is the land: The artists are all Native Americans whose ancestry is tied to the place now known as New York State.
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But whether he's working with busted electronics, conjuring textured drones, or crooning over a syrupy synth line, there's a magnetism that unites all of Rahbek's disparate material.
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What unites these cases is that they concern countries or organizations with which the US is at war, or at least a de facto state of war.
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"There is far more at stake in November, and what unites us — our common values and progressive agenda — is far greater than what we sometimes disagree on."
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Sónar unites Spain's late-night culture with the euphoric stamina of fans of techno, house and other varieties of music that use machines to generate sweaty motion.
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I think waiting in normal-length lines is an act of solidarity; there is nothing that unites people quite like sharing the experience of being mildly annoyed.
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"Knowing from our circumstances a couple years ago, it made our community get closer, and sports unites everybody, no matter whatever sport it might be," he said.
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The Mormon Church has been accused of using their sexual abuse hotline to quiet victims and stave off potential lawsuitsMexico massacre unites Mormon sects, even their exiles
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Like the welfare queen, the woke student activist is a convenient type -- one who unites others in opposition to what they imagine is wrong with this country.
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Something else unites these men: they are all Europeans (if Europe is extended to include Russia), and all are moving within Europe from one country to another.
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Since then, the 26-year-old has used her platform to create a campaign called "We are One," which unites underprivileged children through arts, music, and sports.
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What unites these cases is that they concern countries or organizations with which the US was at war, or at least a de facto state of war.
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He is a founder and board member of Out in Tech, a nonprofit organization that unites lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer people within the technology community.
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If there is one thing that unites nearly all of Romero's work, it is his sense of humor and his love of the communities which he depicts.
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This week, following your electoral victory, you said you wanted to become known as a president that unites our nation and that you aim to be everybody's president.
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We will increase our ability to find information about who's in charge of what and have a true chain of command that truly unites all of us together.
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During the interview James said sports was something that unites Americans but that Trump "used sport to kind of divide us," drawing the retaliatory tweet from the president.
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Republicans are confident they can win a one-on-one race with Ossoff, as the party unites with organizational and financial help pouring into the Republican-majority district.
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Law enforcement officials around the world may differ, but at least one thing unites them: When they need to move, they need to do it quickly, and efficiently.
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"I want to thank my competitors for their graciousness beginning the day I got into this race — proving what unites us is greater than our divisions," Buttigeig said.
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What you are getting is the antiwar title track, a John Fogerty collab that unites Iraq and Vietnam—and also, by extension, Syria and whatever else they got.
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The mix of law, politics, and American exceptionalism that motivates US military intervention abroad has evolved to the point where it unites neocons and liberals, Republicans and Democrats.
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If there is anything that unites the policies of Mr Trump with Brexit and the beliefs of European populists, it is a promise to break free of constraints.
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He unites with a real black student Sarah Walker (Rae Dawn Chong), to overcome their marginalized position in the school—by studying extra hard for their final exams.
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In November, the Unites States granted a six-month waiver from sanctions to India and allowed New Delhi to continue to import a limited quantity of Iranian oil.
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Almost nothing unites Canadians like their shared frustration with the country's "big three" telecom companies, which dominate the market, so most people were understandably thrilled by the ruling.
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The RA and Waratahs statement on Thursday said they wanted rugby to be a sport that unites and welcomes people regardless of their "race, gender, religion or sexuality".
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The base is the Unites States' largest in the Middle East, the forward headquarters of Central Command and the staging area for much of the war against ISIS.
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"What she ultimately is trying to do is talk about how do we have a message that's inspiring, inclusive, hopeful, optimistic and that unites the country," Ryan said.
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Roger Johnson is president of the National Farmers Union (NFU), a grassroots organization that represents nearly 200,000 family farmers, ranchers, fisherman and rural communities across the Unites States.
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What unites them, beyond their victories in this past week, is that they respond to, and amplify, the beat of a drum which grows louder across the globe.
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Public service is at the heart of our nation's greatness, and when given the opportunity, our elected officials are eager to embrace what unites them: serving the country.
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A free media is based on the liberating and empowering belief that the pursuit of universal truths is what unites and armors us against the arbitrariness of authority.
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The investment, first reported by Recode, unites the two companies roughly two years after a botched buyout would have joined SoundCloud's audio armory to Twitter's social media platform.
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There's a widespread assumption on the left that class is the space where the working class unites, while oppression is what creates the divisions within the working class.
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Even so, party propaganda remains deeply bound to the view that China faces not just disparate critics and foes, but a closely meshed conspiracy that unites those forces.
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At MoMA PS1 in Queens, Ms. Wilkes is the subject of a delicate, downcast exhibition that unites uncanny cloth sculptures and scumbled paintings with large doses of junk.
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An exhibition at the Frick Collection unites for the first time three of J.M.W. Turner's 1820s port paintings, created in an age of newly open borders in Europe.
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What unites all these books is that none of them paid the author anything, which means they could compete with legal Orwell titles as a lower-cost alternative.
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The chemical conversation between cells and air- and waterborne aromatic molecules unites all living beings, from animal noses to plant root tips to the cell surfaces of bacteria.
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Individual progressives may disagree on how to do that — and whether economic issues, or identity issues, say, are most important — but it's the idea that unites the movement.
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"What unites the radical right in Europe is their focus on immigration," Elisabeth Ivarsflaten, an expert on the radical right at the University of Bergen in Norway, explains.
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"You can't be a hard-hitting TV spokesperson on every issue and at the same time be the conciliatory person who unites all Democrats," the former official said.
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That is why we and America Unites for Kids filed a citizen suit as a test case to protect students and teachers not just in Malibu but nationwide.
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In the meantime, let's not forget what unites us as a company-- our desire to build great products for everyone that make a big difference in their lives.
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"This transformational acquisition unites the nation's two largest mattress specialty retailers, providing customers with convenience, value and choice," Mattress Firm's chief executive Steve Stagner said at the time.
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The end result is T-Mobile finally gets the merger that unites America's No. 3 and No. 4 cell carriers, while SoftBank is only really giving an inch.
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In the novel, Lindbergh unites a fractured Republican Party, and runs for office on an isolationist platform, promising to keep America out of the war raging in Europe.
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On "Heartless," one of a pair of new songs, the Weeknd unites the gleaming glamour of his peak pop era with the louche brokenness of his earliest work.
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In the script, he's supposed to convince her that actually he's missed her, Daisy, more than he misses her alter ego, Melinda, so he unites the two identities.
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About 150 people, with a coalition of organizations known as Georgia Unites Against Discrimination, rallied at the Georgia State Capitol Tuesday against religious exemptions bills up for debate.
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In the meantime, let's not forget what unites us as a company — our desire to build great products for everyone that make a big difference in their lives.
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The all-stock deal unites the two most prominent vendors of Hadoop open-source software, which customers can use to store, process and analyze many different types of data.
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PYNK is the color that unites us all, for pink is the color found in the deepest and darkest nooks and crannies of humans everywhere... PYNK is the future.
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The film's larger-than-life cast unites Nick Carter, AJ McLean, Howie Dorough, Joey Fatone, Chris Kirkpatrick, Jeff Timmons, Erik-Michael Estrada, Jacob Underwood, Trevor Penick and Dan Miller.
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They're creating a single mathematical model that unites years of biological experiments and explains how the brain produces elaborate visual reproductions of the world based on scant visual information.
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There are plenty of facts to separate Sanders and Trump voters forever, but this emotionally-charged issue of trade unites them in a way more powerful than dry facts.
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But what unites Mr Greene's roles as language pundit and editor is a passion for language in all its variety and complexity, making for a lively and fascinating read.
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If President Trump acts boldly, he can work to push a free trade agenda that unites and binds the region together but is fair to American workers as well.
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Trump's victory signals that "America demands stronger economic growth" as "growth lifts and unites the country and perhaps defines the national psyche," Deutsche Bank said in a research note.
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I pray that he unites our country and continues to make it an even better place for all Americans regardless of their race, their national origin or their religion.
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"Ninety percent of the time risks are being accepted only after they happen," says Rodney Irwin from the World Business Council for Sustainable Development, which unites green-minded companies.
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Each location unites street art superstars and local talent, cross-pollinating techniques and cultures to create some of the strangest and most gratifying fruit in the street art world.
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Cornyn, in an interview on Fox News on Friday, said Trump would demand that an immigration deal address the visa lottery system and chain migration that unites family members.
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"There is one thing in our country today that unites republicans and democrats, liberals and conservatives, socialists and libertarians, vegetarians and carnivores, Ohio State and Michigan fans," Pai said.
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Oil markets are being hit by surging supply from OPEC, Russia, the Unites States and other producers and concern that a global economic slowdown will cut into energy demand.
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We may come from different vantage points, denominations, walks of life — we may differ from each other in many other ways — but nothing compares to that which unites us.
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Though the internet rarely unites for a common cause, the mystery of who had the gall to bite Beyoncé Knowles brought the sleuth out of everyone earlier this year.
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In the current political climate cancer research may be one of the few issues that unites Republicans and Democrats on Capitol Hill against President Donald Trump's proposed budget cuts.
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Suicide Squad unites some of DC's most famous villains, but as the movie's Comic-Con trailer proved, one of its biggest heroes is also showing up for the party.
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Democrats should take advantage of the strength of increased Medicaid enrollment to portray it as a benefit that unites the interests of poor, low-income, and middle-class constituents.
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Cue Microsoft's acquisition of LinkedIn, a merger that unites two corporate internet behemoths that own or have a direct line to massive amounts of our personal and professional information.
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These tenets of leadership are a part of the Girl Scout Law that unites all members -- children and adults, around common language and a clear path for expected behavior.
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"I think the Fed may be underestimating other factors at play," said Bob Baur, chief global economist at Principal Global Investors in Des Moines, Iowa in the Unites States.
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It unites painters from all corners of Germany and by doing so it embraces diversity and inclusivity (24 of the participating artists are women; many others are born abroad).
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What unites the haves and have-nots is a belief in meritocracy, the free market, and the potential for social mobility—the presumption that they're playing a fair game.
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And regardless of whatever language barriers may exist, what typically unites black people worldwide on social media platforms is the music and accompanying dances being created throughout the diaspora.
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The nearly unanimous enactment of the 21st Century Cures Act by both the House and Senate potentially heralds a new era of global Healthcare leadership by the Unites States.
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Anarchy in Venezuela, a possible civil war, or the consolidation of a "new Cuba" pose serious risks for the national security of the Unites States and the whole hemisphere.
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The deal, which was reached over the weekend, unites two titans of the early internet, AOL and Yahoo, under the umbrella of one of the nation's largest telecommunications companies.
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The question floats above their heads in a collective thought bubble, like that wordless prayer that unites two hundred passengers during airplane turbulence: Let me live, let me continue.
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What unites the new coalition "is that they are all fed up with the Reform Party," said Kadri Liik, a senior fellow at the European Center on Foreign Relations.
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Building a solid political front, which unites social forces to defend the Constitution and can pressure the government with protests, strikes and public demonstrations, is not an immediate option.
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Related: Street Artist Draws a 30-Foot-Wide Tokyo Panorama Islamic Art–Inspired Shadow Box Unites Cultures Through Beauty Fairy Tale Women Come Alive in Laser-Cut Oil Paintings
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Different as these writers may be, what unites their disparate practices, in the common view, is the assumption that their reliance on procedure results in works of arid formalism.
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Ericsson said it had reduced staff in several countries this year as part of ongoing cost cuts, including Britain, Spain and the Unites States, but declined to comment further.
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Next was "Ibis," featuring Deandre Savon as a young man who unites with his estranged father long enough to learn that his dad's dad hadn't been fully present either.
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Whether you like it not, America is a culture mired in deathism—the idea that human death is natural, inescapable, and ultimately desirable because it unites one with God.
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But what unites them even beyond that is that all three tell incredibly skewed versions of true stories of how Los Angeles became the sprawling, congested megalopolis it is.
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"The [Ural] mountains are often seen as dividing Europe and Asia," he noted, "which makes it a fitting location for a facility that unites the nations in joint research."
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However, what unites the two issues is how dramatically the European Union's response will shape public attitudes about the institution's relevance, responsiveness, and effectiveness at a crucial historic moment.
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They were as tall or as small and mighty as one might imagine — no TV screen could do them justice — and unfailingly game to talk about what unites them.
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The music unites fragility and majesty, placing Jason Lytle's high, quavery voice atop a piano hymn that swells into a vastly reverberant processional, like Neil Young leading Pink Floyd.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary wants the European stance on the U.S.-Iran conflict to be closer that held by the Unites States, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Thursday.
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Okuda, 53, moves to the Unites States as Nomura stands on the cusp of posting an annual profit in its international operations for the first time in seven years.
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A recent national survey by Greenberg Quinlan Rosner (GQR) found that ending the federal sports betting ban is one of the few issues that unites Democrats, Republicans and Independents.
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Community conversations about these statues have become a proxy for what divides us, what unites us, and the stories we tell ourselves about what it means to be American.
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As constituent parts of cultural conservatism, these groups don't form a particularly coherent whole; what unites them are common fears (feminism, political correctness, sometimes Islam), not a common cause.
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What unites all those different policy measures is a single strategic objective: preventing war on the Korean Peninsula by managing the inherent tensions created by a nuclear North Korea.
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The United States has blamed Iran for recent attacks on oil tankers in Gulf shipping lanes, which the Unites States is working with Saudi Arabia and other allies to protect.
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What unites Orwell and all the examples just list is not great products but great stories and a relentless focus to make it about the people they serve not themselves.
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"I think our country today just could benefit from real leadership — leadership that unites not divides, and leadership that addresses some of the real issues our country faces," he said.
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The annual auction unites celebrities and professional athletes from all over the country to raise money for charity, with Ali's Parkinson Center at Barrow Neurological Institute as a significant beneficiary.
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It unites us as Geminis and Cancers and Tauruses, as people born on a planet, under a sun, trying to figure out why we're here and where we're going next.
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Ms Merridale neatly unites background and foreground, and deftly evokes the atmosphere of the time, with references to John Buchan's madcap wartime thriller, "Greenmantle", whose plot neatly matches Lenin's adventures.
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What unites these two initiatives—one in the realm of the practical, the other more moral and spiritual—is the individual who acted as a prime mover in both cases.
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For women who subscribe to that Rachel Comey lifestyle (martinis over rosé, Brooklyn over Manhattan, jumpsuits over gowns, Bowie over The Beatles), there's one thing that unites their style: versatility.
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But if there's one thing that unites reptile lovers, it's the feeling of being overjoyed when in close proximity to scaly creatures that don't want anything to do with you.
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There's even a connection standard that unites them all called Google Thread, a proprietary network protocol that keeps the Nest devices synced up without clogging your home's Wi-Fi network.
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"There is a lot more which unites us, from that which divides us, as long as there is will," Greek President Prokopis Pavlopoulos told a state banquet in Erdogan's honor.
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I've seen videos from the 1940s and ones from the 2000s — and if there's one thing that unites all the videos in my collection, it's that they're really, really bad.
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"I exhort us to commit ourselves collectively to develop our motherland... what unites us is greater than what could ever divide us," Mnangagwa told election participants in his inauguration speech.
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"It will be an event that overcomes borders and time and that unites different cultures and civilizations," Zhu Jiancheng, the head of the government-backed China Culture Investment Fund, said.
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RVNG's FRKWYS series—which pairs young boundary-pushers with their experimental forebears—unites the Portland-based duo Visible Cloaks with Japanese ambient legends yoshio Ojima and Satsuki Shibano on Serenitatem.
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The Kendrick Lamar collaboration "Dedication" and "Rap N****s" are pure California dreaming, but Victory Lap also unites both coasts in what would have been 1996's greatest olive branch.
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Next door in Malaysia, the National Association of Women Entrepreneurs of Malaysia (NAWEM) is an NGO that unites female entrepreneurs in the fields of manufacturing, IT, aerospace, engineering and more.
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Image via Vevo YG's Still Brazy proved the Compton rapper to be the possessor of a vision that unites several generations of West Coast rap under a bright red kerchief.
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"What unites our shows is that they center around young people in an adult world that revolves around them and that they have the power to shape," Mr. Ascheim said.
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Kim Glas is the executive director of the BlueGreen Alliance, which unites labor unions and environmental organizations to solve today's environmental challenges in ways that build a stronger, fairer economy.
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Even nominally anti-Trump Senate Republicans like Bob Corker, John McCain, and Jeff Flake are backing this bill—tax cuts for the wealthy remain a cause that unites the GOP.
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Maybe the loss in our country of a true American patriot like John McCain should give us the impetus we need to change and try to find what unites us.
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What unites this curious cast of characters and enabled one of the most brazen digital bank heists ever is a ubiquitous and highly trusted international bank messaging system called Swift.
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Kim Glas is the executive director of the BlueGreen Alliance, which unites labor unions and environmental organizations to solve today's environmental challenges in ways that build a stronger, fairer economy.
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It is an opportunity to create one of the most important and influential interactive media companies in the world; a media company that changes lives, inspires greatness, and unites people.
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What unites them is the shared experience of living in a crumbling democracy, where economic chaos, distrust of the established order, and rising violence all work to destroy social cohesion.
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Which unites America's largest labor unions and its most influential environmental organizations to identify ways today's environmental challenges can create and maintain quality jobs and build a stronger, fairer economy.
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The oversupply resulted in a more than 70 percent fall in Asian spot LNG prices LNG-AS from their 2014 peaks to around $5.50 per million British thermal unites (mmBtu).
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In the Unites States, medical marijuana is legal in 30 states, though the laws governing what's permitted vary from state to state, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
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The Sounds That Changed America offers a new perspective on minimalist music in America, one that unites the sounds of its greats through investigation into their histories, influences, and reflections.
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Right and left, the one thing that truly unites us is our sprawling culture of blame, the welcome reassurance that our problems are of the other guy's doing, not ours.
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But if there is one thing that unites all of Miller and her devotees, it is the belief that the fleeting, essential business of the stars must not go unnoticed.
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But the one aspect of the holiday that unites us all, no matter which parts of Halloween we gravitate toward — and even those repelled by its manic celebrations — is candy.
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Unlike a "horizontal" merger, which unites competing companies in the same line of business, this transaction would not reduce the number of options for consumers, AT&T executives have said.
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And while there will be time enough to debate our continuing differences, now is the time to recognize that that which unites us is greater than that which divides us.
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Anna Merlan breaks down what a 19th century trend for tearing off unfashionable hats and throwing them in the gutter can teach us about how stupidity unites and divides us.
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What unites all of those different policy measures is a single strategic objective: preventing war on the Korean peninsula by managing the inherent tensions created by a nuclear North Korea.
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"Our goal has been to create an event that unites everything: politics, art, music, and sports," said festival organizer Thorsten Heise, the NPD's chair in the neighboring state of Thuringia.
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A shared love of skateboarding ostensibly unites Bing, Keire and Zack, but as the film progresses, Liu probes deeper into his friends' lives and upbringings, as well as his own.
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The pathos in all of her works, from intimate photographs of her family to series involving archival images of enslaved Africans, unites her subjects and viewers in a common humanity.
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"One thing that unites a majority of Americans is a belief in the principle of asylum," Ali Noorani, the executive director of the National Immigration Forum, said in a statement.
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"Wellness travel has traditionally been associated with the spa experience," said Anne Dimon, the president of the recently formed Wellness Tourism Association, which unites industry partners in advancing the category.
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What unites music's negative spaces — whether they are designed for comedy, drama or mysticism — is their power to propel the listener from the role of passive consumer to active participant.
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Formally, too, the book unites the "inescapable halves of a single being": it's a tête-bêche , two books printed as one, with two front covers, two beginnings, and two ends.
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Their races stretch from coast to coast, from urban areas to rural towns, and from national bids to state runs -- but there's more that unites these candidates than separates them.
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" If there's one thing that unites Ms. Emba with various writers on the right on the issue of affirmative action, it's that "income tips the scale much more than race.
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But it's the connection with the layers of lives of Londoners before them, revealed by the tides of the river at the heart of the metropolis, that unites the enthusiasts.
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As the soldiers examined the Americans' documents on the side of the highway, Goldberg listened nervously as the Nazis discussed the fact that the two Unites States athletes were Jewish.
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One thing unites budding activists like Wolf: They believe passionately that vaping saves lives because it helps people quit cigarettes — and flavors, or "juices," are a big part of that.
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"If this is the scandal and the conduct of the president which unites the Congress in the urgency of taking action, then we ought to proceed with that," he said.
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It is a day to look past politics and division, and celebrate what unites us: freedom, opportunity and hope for a future in which we not only survive, but thrive.
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It is that quality that unites all of Alec's work; it is why a photograph by him, no matter where or of whom they are taken, is so recognizably his.
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Where the Water Tastes Like Wine is trying to do something unique with gaming, and where it succeeds it taps into how myths are formed, and how storytelling unites us.
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But for all the talk of defending what makes America great, the other factor that unites the late Schlafly and the GOP nominee is their status as deeply disruptive figures.
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Great relationships between characters are what unites a show as traditional as The Big Bang Theory and a show as experimental as Twin Peaks (yes, even the 2017 revival season).
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Still, despite rising military tensions in the Gulf as Iran and the Unites States traded missile strikes last month, Saudi Arabia managed to raise $5 billion in bonds, securing low rates.
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Each print, the size of standard newspaper but registered on Japanese kozo paper, has two images, each which takes up half a page, and a phrase that unites the two ideas.
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If there's one populist idea that unites the working class across racial lines, it is holding the wealthy and powerful accountable for abusing the system and crapping on the little people.
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"One of the biggest factors, with the dollar so strong, international tourists are simply not coming to the Unites States anymore, so you're not seeing that, so we'll see," he said.
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He also formed the First Bank of the United States which, combined with the nascent country's newly formed treasury, was invaluable in convincing other nations the Unites States was financially stable.
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Since the cruel passage of time is all that unites us these days, we're taking a look back at 211 things you might never have known about these iconic series. 212.
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What unites them is their desire to be part of a movement larger than themselves that puts pragmatism before ideology, localism before globalism, and demands the respect it deserves from Washington.
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"We are proud of Redfin's unique and powerful culture, which emanates from the CEO and creates a super conductive energy that unites the team," said James Slavet, a partner at Greylock.
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What unites the two countries often seems far more substantial than what divides them—an innate sense of elegance, a passion for gastronomy and proud histories of artistic and intellectual attainment.
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It could well end up being the connective tissue that finally unites generations of features laid a top of Android — and what helps truly distinguish its software offering from the competition.
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No. You each have been involved in the making of a lot of different kinds of music—is there a specific feeling or spirit that unites all of your creative efforts?
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Russia's Energy Minister Alexander Novak was due in the Qatari capital, Doha, this week for the Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF), which unites 12 countries including OPEC members Algeria and Iran.
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The trade and travel changes will allow Cubans to open U.S. bank accounts and authorize those living in the Unites States to earn a salary or compensation, the U.S. government said.
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Despite their differences in form, what unites these shows isn't just an anxiety about technology but that they both have brought back the unofficial soundtrack to that feeling: Radiohead's OK Computer.
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In an era defined by political polarization, there's one issue that unites most Democrats and Republicans: the importance of entrepreneurship to the long-term health and vitality of the U.S. economy.
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CURITIBA, Brazil (Reuters) - In a Brazil deeply divided by the battle to oust President Dilma Rousseff, one sentiment unites ordinary people on both sides of the impeachment fight - outrage against corruption.
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The administration needs an executive who understands the value of a public/private partnership that unites the key stakeholders in a unified collaboration designed to change the cyber balance of power.
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"The time has come to establish the Unites States Space Force," Pence said in a speech to US military and civilian personnel at the Pentagon, citing threats from China and Russia.
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"I want to renew my invitation to all sides in the national political process to seek what unites them and overcome what divides, in a spirit of true brotherhood," Francis said.
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This was due to discounts pharmaceutical companies have to grant large buyers to sell their drugs in the Unites States, he said in an interview that will be published on Sunday.
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As renewable energy growth and development continues, clean energy advocates must think about how such influences implicitly play into the Unites States' ability to grow a nascent yet burgeoning infrastructure sector.
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"Tax reform is the thing that always unites Republicans," said William Gale, a co-director of the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center and a former economic adviser to President George H.W. Bush.
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What unites them is that 100 percent of the proceeds will benefit the Pupils Project, the Warby Parker program that brings free screenings, eye exams and glasses to schoolchildren in need.
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What unites them are the remains of a pair of giant Buddha statues, one behind each, and the history of Afghanistan's Bamian Valley — its fortune fluctuating with that of the Buddhas.
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The one great, compelling interest that unites Americans across race and class lines is a restoration of economic dynamism and broadly shared prosperity after years of slowing growth and rising inequality.
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Now we know that the baby whom Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, gave birth to yesterday is a boy and that he'll have a name that unites Britain and the United States.
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Despite the punches thrown in Detroit on Wednesday, the debate did not appear to bring the party closer to the goal that unites all Democrats -- ejecting Trump from the Oval Office.
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