Times when the young and predominantly male tech founders have encountered untold riches, despite untold legal and moral dubiousness.
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We could avert untold misery and tap untold potential if behavioral health care was as accessible early — just like care for cavities or diabetes.
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How do you keep an organization like that when they have untold wealth and untold ... You know, people licking them up and down all day.
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FARAGE: This is -- this is the great untold story.
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These devices collect -- and store -- untold amounts of data.
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You have a huge story you are about to untold.
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The decision left untold numbers of residents poisoned by lead.
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Subscribe now for the exclusive untold story, only in PEOPLE.
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Subscribe now for his exclusive untold story — only in PEOPLE.
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It could also have untold repercussions for the European economy.
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British Columbia's abandoned mining towns are full of untold stories.
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South Sudan: The Untold Story from Independence to Civil War.
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Scandalous: The Untold Story of the National Enquirer Not rated.
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ERUPTIONThe Untold Story of Mount St. HelensBy Steve Olson288 pp.
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He is author of Shrinks: The Untold Story of Psychiatry.
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But all those choices can breed untold headaches and heartbreak.
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This is the untold story of the first presidential debate.
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But the desert still contains untold numbers of the missing.
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The entire process generates untold amounts of stress and anxiety.
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Untold amounts of material still lie hidden in the ground.
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Their story is diverse and complex — and so often untold.
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Syria Untold has curated profiles of alternative media within Syria.
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That will have untold personal costs for the people targeted.
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Incidentally, Mike Lewis made it up to the rank of 112th best squash player in the world, traveled to nearly 50 countries, rode in untold numbers of buses and slept on untold numbers of couches.
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The result was untold pain for victims and their loved ones.
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They drew you in with their silent suffering and untold stories.
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But there is one part of the story that goes untold.
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You may have forgotten about Dracula Untold, Universal, but we haven't.
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A scene from Karenjit Kaur: The Untold Story of Sunny Leone.
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The Bauhaus, she shows us, is haunted by these untold stories.
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It promised untold (political) riches, if only you could find it.
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Still, he forges ahead, sniffing an obvious opportunity for untold riches.
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An untold number of rock luminaries would be quick to agree.
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In his 1993 book, Crusade: The Untold Story of the Persian
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And yet much of Marley and the Wailers' story remains untold.
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M. S. DHONI: THE UNTOLD STORY Batsman, wicketkeeper and favorite son.
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Some applaud efforts to bring a largely untold history to light.
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"We know that many, many stories remain untold," the women wrote.
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WHITE TRASH: The 400-Year Untold History of Class in America.
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The Saudi nuclear business was supposed to be worth untold billions.
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More than a simple comfort food, it's loaded with untold secrets.
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There would likely be untold new outrages even after an impeachment.
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SMOKETOWNThe Untold Story of the Other Great Black RenaissanceBy Mark WhitakerIllustrated.
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So is the untold story of what she overcame before that.
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That little dog caused my lonely mother untold exasperation and delight.
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The final story of the Russia investigation is as-yet untold.
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The sergeant, having witnessed untold horrors, is unkempt, sleepless, half-mad.
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An untold number of artworks were seized from the oba's palace.
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Untold factors and circumstances could have led to the unexpected observation.
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To commemorate his brave decision, read about the movie icon's untold story.
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It's a cliché, but the future was full of untold, endless possibilities.
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ARROYO: Marian Robinson, she is the untold story of the Obama years.
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Well, that story is as different as it is untold — until now.
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If a precedent was set, an untold number of cases could follow.
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There's an overarching theme throughout: the unearthing and rebirth of untold narratives.
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FROM PEOPLETV: 23 Oscar Nominees Reveal The Untold Stories Behind Their Films
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At the time, Clinton warned of "untold suffering" in the Tamil areas.
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Untold numbers have been laid off because their employers cannot pay them.
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There's a widespread belief on Capitol Hill that many stories remain untold.
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Untold numbers of Yiga Clan (would-be) assassins will lose their bananas.
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That was absolutely a story that I wasn't going to leave untold.
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It's about the dreams protected, and the untold misery and ruin prevented.
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"She restores myth and histories, the untold and the forgotten," she says.
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Untold more suffered and died from the deleterious effects of radiation poisoning.
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Untold numbers of victims without public shareholders counted their losses in secret.
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The tablets will go home, carrying still-untold knowledge about ancient Mesopotamians.
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There's another story, one that has gone untold for half a century.
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DOJ has spent years and untold loot for this nakedly political goal.
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By creating untold potential liabilities the statute has made utilities virtually uninsurable.
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WHITE TRASHThe 21927-Year Untold History of Class in AmericaBy Nancy IsenbergIllustrated.
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POWERHOUSEThe Untold Story of Hollywood's Creative Artists AgencyBy James Andrew Miller22015 pp.
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In 2012, he published "The Outpost: An Untold Story of American Valor."
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Today Alzheimer's causes untold family grief and costs $2628 billion a year.
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Women suffered untold rapes and gang rapes, accelerating the spread of AIDS.
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This is the untold story of Wood, or, rather, Wardy Joubert III.
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It made me hunger for the rest of this nation's untold history.
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There was no mention of the untold millions killed by the weapon.
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This is the untold college crisis in America — the college completion crisis.
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Eventually I joined a gym and spent untold thousands on personal trainers.
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HUNTING JONBENÉT'S KILLER: THE UNTOLD STORY Stream on Hulu; rent on Amazon.
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The utter disintegration of journalism in America is a huge, untold story.
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The lie had been exposed and could never, ever be untold now.
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An answer is hardly guaranteed, but there's untold enchantment in the asking.
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The stories that are untold are always the most interesting to me.
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You'd have to refinance $150 billion of bonds plus untold incalculable liability.
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She also put an untold number of innocent people's lives in danger.
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The deep sea is still a largely unexplored realm, with untold secrets.
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LARA The Untold Love Story That Inspired Doctor Zhivago By Anna PasternakIllustrated.
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Caregivers sacrifice untold time and energy to keep patients safe and comfortable.
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People like Richard and Mildred often are one of many untold stories.
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The project was shelved, and an untold chapter of photographic history closed.
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FROM PEN: 23 Oscar Nominees Reveal The Untold Stories Behind Their Films 1.
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SHRINKS: The Untold Story of Psychiatry, by Jeffrey A. Lieberman with Ogi Ogas.
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The couple also wants to share the "untold story" about traumatic brain injuries.
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Thousands of users spent untold hours building out these comprehensive guides, Wales said.
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In the decade since the James Frey fiasco, social media has turned untold
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This is the untold story of collateral damage in WWF's secret global war.
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And in the process, he's planted the seed for untold horrors to come.
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Speaking of Dracula, wasn't there that Dracula Untold movie a few years back?
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But sometimes it's our curiosity about untold backstories that makes characters so rich.
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Untold children will be spared the life-altering trauma of losing their mother.
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Numerous other people allege Coinbase is intentionally withholding their funds for untold purposes.
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But the book leaves that story untold, and her death leaves it incomplete.
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An untold number of kids were poisoned because of lead in their water.
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All this German uniform stuff was still very untold and fragile back then.
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The scale of the liability could bring untold headaches to the new owners.
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There is an untold story there about how damn hard that girl works.
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The untold story of American hostage Otto Warmbier held captive in North Korea.
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Two hours later he is leaking untold gigabytes of information to the press.
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There are so many untold stories on this end of this migration chain.
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On the surface it's beautiful, but it also holds untold depths and chaos.
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Without them, untold thousands of innocent victims, among them many children, will die.
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Many used his apartments and casinos to launder untold millions in dirty money.
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How can I tell the innumerable untold stories of artists lost to AIDS?
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He is author of Shrinks: The Untold Story of Psychiatry (Little Brown, 2015).
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It has simply too many untold stories per capita for me to ignore.
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PADDY WHACKED: The Untold Story of the Irish American Gangster, by T.J. English.
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Aborting it will prevent untold suffering for the resulting child and its family.
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"Harvey Weinstein shattered the lives of an untold number of women," it said.
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There are two more acts, but let's keep a few plot twists untold.
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THE SULTAN AND THE QUEENThe Untold Story of Elizabeth and IslamBy Jerry BrottonIllustrated.
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The mines attract untold numbers of outside workers, who also need to eat.
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Untold livestock have died as a result of rain and rapidly rising rivers.
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But the story of exactly how these districts flipped has been largely untold.
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But it will harm untold millions of prescription drug users in the future.
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This article contains spoilers for part two of Stories Untold, "The Lab Conduct".
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This is a choice that some untold number of parents have already made.
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I want to continue to tell unique, untold and universal stories in unconventional ways.
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They feel as if these companies have gotten untold power and are advantaging themselves.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: What untold time but for white women who disappoint other white women.
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Subscribe now for an inside look into their untold love story – only in PEOPLE!
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Man of Steel posits that Superman is capable of visiting untold destruction upon humanity.
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The first of these previously untold stories is that suggested by the play's title.
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Civil-liberties groups rightly claim that this new world presents untold opportunities for surveillance.
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"I suppose I'm always on the lookout for untold or forgotten stories," Freidrichs said.
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A decent SERIES FINALE wraps up narratives that were left untold and closes loopholes.
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"This is actually one of the untold stories of the 2016 campaign," Kelly writes.
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And probably an untold number of whatever the Canadian equivalent of a retweet is.
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Smuggling cocaine brings untold riches to all the key members in the plaza system.
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We are at constant risk of being overlooked and having our stories go untold.
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It's an economic miracle that has lifted untold millions of people out of poverty.
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"The strong dollar is the great untold story of this earnings period," he said.
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The ideas and connections forged that week ten years ago have had untold impact.
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Scheduled performers for this year's festival include Robert Hood, Convextion, Lee Bannon, and Untold.
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The pair would go on to spend "untold millions" on lawsuits against their critics.
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Officially, the Cultural Revolution is still described as having inflicted "untold disasters" on China.
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Four months ago, Hurricane Maria brought untold devastation to the island of Puerto Rico.
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WHITE TRASH: The 400-Year Untold History of Class in America, by Nancy Isenberg.
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The disruption to tourism and the destruction of the reef will cost untold billions.
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In the Arctic, English chauvinism led to the death of untold numbers of Englishmen.
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An untold number of schools will be receiving some happy news this coming Friday.
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It is difficult for me as a journalist to see important stories go untold.
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The potholes have caused untold accidents, hours of traffic and windfalls for tire dealers.
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SUPERNORMAL The Untold Story of Adversity and Resilience By Meg Jay, Ph.D. 387 pp.
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But for untold numbers of other public servants, the struggles have only just begun.
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VICE SPECIAL REPORT: PANIC: THE UNTOLD STORY OF THE 2008 FINANCIAL CRISIS 10 p.m.
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That's what "Be Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché" wants to know.
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Although Singapore began withdrawing the note in 2014, an untold number remain in circulation.
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It also gave birth to slave labor camps, economic catastrophe and untold psychological damage.
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They represent the unspoken, untold history of this phenomenon, specifically in the postwar South.
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An untold number of soldiers and civilians would die for very little strategic gain.
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But Mr. Hughes is savvy enough to insert reminders of stories that remain untold.
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WHITE TRASH: The 400-Year Untold History Of Class In America, by Nancy Isenberg.
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The D.C.C.C.'s blacklist against people working to oust incumbents has caused untold damage.
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"This is an untold story of what Americans really feel and want," she says.
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Simple: You pack it with a previously untold story from the Star Wars universe.
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Flooding this year has already killed 28 people and an untold number of animals.
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Lindsay Lohan's drunk video has inspired an untold number of "fans" ... almost Gangnam Style!!!
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But for untold numbers of opioid users who had overdosed, it was too late.
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On the untold work that goes into acts: I still struggle with creating acts.
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He plans to continue it to bring attention to his community and their untold stories.
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This is not, as its publicity bumf claimed, "the first account" of an "untold story".
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Thanks to untold quantities of filthy standing water, millions of mosquitos are starting to hatch.
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Instead, he logged untold hours messing around on Simpsons Shitposting™, a public Facebook group.
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Quitting Europe now wouldn't just cause untold damage – it would be deeply out of character.
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From PEN: 23 Oscar Nominees Reveal The Untold Stories Behind Their Films Well, not yet.
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Google knows that your phone holds untold gigabytes of snapshots of your favorite animal friends.
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Yes, back in 2014, Dracula Untold was meant to start the Universal Monsters Cinematic Universe.
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To open a mouth, in speech, is to leave only the bones, which remain untold.
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The Untold Story of NotPetya, the Most Devastating Cyberattack in HistoryThe weapon's target was Ukraine.
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When really, there are so many untold costs of victimization that never get paid for.
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I proclaimed to untold thousands that we had audio guides available at the box office.
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Among Coke's festival partners is Transylvania's Untold, one of the premiere musical events in Europe.
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For comparison, the second deadliest movie was Gary Shore's Dracula Untold (2014), with 5,687 deaths.
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Filled with tense action and brave heroes, it is the ultimate untold story of WWII.
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Torture: Various characters are tortured using a horrible curse that inflicts untold levels of pain.
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But his presidency has been an accelerant, and the consequences of it are yet untold.
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By the end of the game, you are responsible for horrific atrocities and untold destruction.
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U.S. and Soviet planes and satellites produced untold numbers of photographs of the rival superpowers.
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"I think this is one of the as-yet-untold stories of fintech," Mills said.
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To build those cities, people are pulling untold amounts of sand out of the ground.
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Still, Lurigio said the promising statistics disguise the untold human suffering that accompanies every casualty.
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Its ultimate completion depends on untold variables: school projects, puberty, discovering the cat's secret stash.
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Along the way he also transformed an untold number of the uninitiated into opera fans.
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That our obsessive sports media is missing heretofore untold, profound personal truths about our heroes?
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Archiving failures have left untold numbers of analog masters damaged and in states of decay.
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The stars themselves trap untold planets, asteroids, and possibly even life in their gravitational clutches.
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Then there are the untold masses of straight men and women who consume it, too.
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But by then, an untold number of employees and customers might already have been exposed.
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We're looking at untold destruction -- not just of the Amazon but for our entire planet.
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In the 2014 film "Dracula Untold," Luke Evans showed the transformation from man to monster.
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"This is actually one of the untold stories of the 2016 campaign," Ms. Kelly writes.
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The abuse women have suffered in the nation's courthouses has been a largely untold story.
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A summary decision kicks an untold number of legal immigrants off the path to citizenship.
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In fact, local police were complicit in the killing of untold numbers of African-Americans.
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Global #ClimateChange is happening, with life and death implications for untold millions around the world.
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In the decades since, the land Jenkins once owned has generated untold amounts of wealth.
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Heyman, driven by conviction, grapples with the intrinsic complications of articulating suffering and stories untold.
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The United States of Absurdity: Untold Stories from American History, available on Amazon, $11.99From the creators of the podcast "The Dollop" comes the weird, hilarious, and true untold stories of American history — accompanied by full-page illustrations that bring each historical "milestone" to life.
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"Discover the untold true story that changed the course of history," text on the trailer reads.
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The untold story is really the societal pressure, the domestic violence that happens to these women.
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Of everyone who heard the story, only Hyden took it as an opportunity for untold riches.
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This weekend, the same email landed in the inboxes of an untold number of entertainment journalists.
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The untold story is that there aren't many places Trump can go without meeting mass protest.
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Technically described as "(Al)/air" batteries, these are the — almost — untold story from the battery world.
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The fact that an untold number of search engines saved the private data does seem unnerving.
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Climate change itself presents untold new risks, as we have recently experienced with hurricanes and fires.
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Defrosting the refrigerators could lead to untold water damage, financial loss and the destruction of inventory.
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But the biggest untold part of the story is what's going on with the alien protomolecule.
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Zero. Number of mentions of the likely counterinsurgency campaign that could last untold numbers of years?
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The scale of the liability could be large and bring untold headaches to the new owners.
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Even the military relies on inflatable boats that can withstand untold abuses when racing into danger.
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Some museums have indeed listened and started telling untold stories to new audiences hungry for them.
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In 2016, a Kansas hospital paid an untold ransom only to find themselves being double-crossed.
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All but one is systematically slaughtered by creatures of untold power, unknown motivation, and inhuman brutality.
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Not just harmful to our lungs, toxic fumes are causing untold damage to our skin, too.
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Uncovering these untold stories is more than work — it's a genuine calling for Riemer and Brown.
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Mosquito-borne diseases, particularly malaria, kill nearly a million people each year and cause untold suffering.
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As untold numbers of people refreshed their tabs over and over (including yours truly), tension grew.
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Dozing gently on the beige loungers are untold numbers of young Chinese workers waiting for flights.
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Immigrant rights advocates say it's a dangerous idea likely to disqualify untold numbers of eligible immigrants.
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The lack of action across the industry has allowed untold videos to remain on the internet.
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The VFCR is accepting pitches that use human-interest storytelling and reporting to uncover untold stories.
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We saved untold numbers of American soldiers' lives by dropping the bomb and not invading Japan.
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The untold story of the 1980s and '90s was one of upward economic and social mobility.
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"Untold numbers were tortured, raped, and killed simply for being accused of being communist," Bevins wrote.
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Untold billions of dollars have been wasted, especially in Europe, following up on this false belief.
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Untold thousands of Americans are in the same predicament, or worse, with no test at all.
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Notre Dame caught fire on Monday, incinerating the iconic cathedral's wooden roof and causing untold damage.
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It is 12,000 square feet, containing five levels, two kitchens, and an untold amount of chicken.
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And untold numbers of Trump-hating Americans will buy what they're selling hook, line and sinker.
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But an untold number of other German companies, some quite large, never apologized for wartime crimes.
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"We have been deprived of all the untold stories," Ingrid Wall, Ms. Wall's mother, said tearfully.
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What are some of the reasons untold thousands of motorists park overnight at Walmart each year?
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There are an untold number of companies around the world with this level of detailed information.
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But the untold story about this case is the role of anti-abortion violence and threats.
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Humanity's greatest predator: A laboratory recreation of the H1N1 virus that killed untold millions in 1918.
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There are untold numbers waiting in lines that are years in length all over the world.
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This is an abhorrent decision that won't make America any safer, and could cause untold damage.
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But the long battle obliterated the ancient city and claimed an untold number of civilian lives.
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Check out EW's latest Star Wars Untold Stories podcast discussing the fourth episode of the series.
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An undertaking like that would've required expending untold political capital -- all he had and likely more.
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In the end, the ordeal cost Adeney several hundred thousand dollars and untold hours of sleep.
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But this untold story underscores the effect the Russian operation had on the American electoral system.
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In addition, waves of refugees from the Eastern Mediterranean basin would flood Europe with untold consequences.
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The updates we write about our lives are always incomplete because there is an untold story.
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Untold numbers found themselves perpetually in debt to the city and periodically confined to its jail.
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Moscow stands to lose millions of the faithful and untold millions of dollars in church property.
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Those two states are graveyards, where untold numbers of migrants have disappeared over the past decade.
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Plus untold multimillions more in his time running the campaign machine of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
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Between every single fraction of a degree lies untold levels of death and disease and generalized destruction.
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"We have an untold amount of people inside organizations and they don't know that," he told me.
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And reporters covering Cosby have been forced to examine decades of omissions, of questions unasked, stories untold.
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His art is multilayered, synthesizing diverse cultural references to tell a untold story about the Middle East.
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The untold true story of Patsy Cline and Loretta Lynn's friendship will soon hit the small screen.
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Still, Mr. Icahn, a veteran of untold noisy corporate battles, represented a big potential headache for management.
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These mishaps cost the airline industry $2.1bn a year and cause untold stress and inconvenience to passengers.
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Hurricane Maria caused untold amounts of devastation across Puerto Rico when it made landfall in mid-September.
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In this week's PEOPLE cover story, family members and friends open up about Whitney's shocking untold story.
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This ER doc had treated untold numbers of suicidal patients but never saw himself in their place.
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"There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you," Angelou writes in her memoir.
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It has resulted in untold tragedy all over the world, and we have to break that cycle.
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For several days, untold numbers of Twitter users have been getting push notifications whenever someone unfollows them.
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Trash: The 400-Year Untold History of Class in America, have always been with us in various
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This time, he will be tried alongside an untold number of people left off the NRC list.
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His stubbornness has caused him and his staff untold agita in his first 112 days in office.
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Why, mutter some Saudis, should we tighten our belts when the princes continue to enjoy untold riches?
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Legends & Lies cuts through the myths and brings untold truths to the screen for the first time.
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But what if scientists could catch diseases before they sweep through populations, causing untold suffering and death?
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Which means that malaria interventions don't just save lives: They also prevent an untold amount of suffering.
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I like how this trailer for Stories Untold, a four-part horror game anthology releasing on Feb.
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"Vice" tells the "untold true story that changed the course of history forever," according to the teaser.
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Many a wide-eyed dreamer has set out on an adventure in the quest for untold treasure.
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The untold part of FirstEnergy's story is the amount of new energy coming online from other suppliers.
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"I felt like I was born again," the activist Manhal Bareesh told the Web site Syria Untold.
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An untold number of people who ate the fish became sick before the government banned their consumption.
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Hurricane Maria destroyed Puerto Rico's electrical grid and caused the deaths of an untold number of people.
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America has spent untold millions in Afghanistan alone, assisting that country in establishing a rule of law.
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It was the Rockaways' own subplot in the rebellion, largely untold, that pricked Mr. Shevlin's swaggering pride.
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These are wholly complete worlds — filled with untold natural resources, covered with raging storms or beautiful auroras.
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Untold numbers of dirt buildings have been obliterated by wars or misguided modernizations, but earth remains relevant.
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It was the full deal of how wrong it can be, and it's caused me untold trauma.
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Currently, a film called Be Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché is also being developed.
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His lawyers have said that Mr. Raniere's teachings benefited untold people and his sexual relationships were consensual.
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There are untold rope-burned necks and fully burned bodies in American history to attest to this.
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He also found success in real estate ... making untold millions as the house flipper to the stars.
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Still, those factors don't account for the untold numbers of women sick of the standard maternity offerings.
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Such stories reach back centuries and continue on to the present day, but they often go untold.
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They have a powerful conventional ability to deter invasion and could inflict untold casualties on South Korea.
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I watch a couple of episodes of The Good Place and waste untold hours on the internet.
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WHEN AFFIRMATIVE ACTION WAS WHITEAn Untold History of Racial Inequality in Twentieth-Century AmericaBy Ira Katznelson3.973 pp.
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"The brain is incredibly complex, has 100 billion neurons, untold trillions of connections," he told Retro Report.
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Sachs, generally a believer in international agreements, views this as a bad thing, with untold ecological consequences.
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She was eventually vindicated, but not before racking up, she says, hefty legal bills and untold stress.
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North Korea's nuclear facilities are "hot," and bombing them could have untold consequences in terms of radioactivity.
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Readers learn the meaning and importance of "smart creatives," and some anecdotes from Google's previously untold history.
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Above us are an untold number of stars and planets and other geologic wonders, and likely, life.
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Serrano said those non-responses could also cost "untold millions of dollars" in federal resources next year.
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Most study-abroad students spend weekends traveling with peers to nearby countries and cities, adding an untold amount.
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You've just completed the Condom Snorting Challenge, along with untold thousands of other teens risking asphyxiation for likes.
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On top of that are untold unrealized gains in other assets, such as a business or real estate.
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Together they co-authored the documentary film and book series titled The Untold History of the United States.
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At its worst, scammers and political operatives will deploy machine learning algorithms to generate untold volumes of misinformation.
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It's not much, but at least the injustices haven't gone unnoticed and the stories haven't gone untold. —L.
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Ahead of that anniversary, Motherboard editor Brian Merchant embarked on an investigation to uncover the iPhone's untold origin.
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The director excels at finding the comedy in tragedy, while emphasizing female stories that are often left untold.
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Queer California: Untold Stories continues at the Oakland Museum of California (1000 Oak St, Oakland) through August 11.
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Largely untold before now is that some female lawmakers themselves say they have been harassed by male colleagues.
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Anthony Bourdain traveled the world in search of indigenous food and untold stories but struggled with profound loneliness.
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Both films will focus on Fitzgerald's personal life, portraying parts of her life that have widely been untold.
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For more on Whitney Houston's shocking untold story, pick up this week's issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday.
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The eight-hour documentary series will dive deep into the untold stories behind major moments in pop culture.
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For more on Whitney Houston's shocking untold story, pick up this week's issue of PEOPLE on newsstands Friday.
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The scale of the liability could be large and bring untold headaches to the new owner Verizon (VZ).
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FROM PEN: 23 Oscar Nominees Reveal The Untold Stories Behind Their Films However, the pranks didn't end there.
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Workers had cut into a crater wall where the insect resided, causing untold destruction to the rare species.
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Greenberg reveals previously untold details about the devastation NotPetya caused, particularly at shipping giant Maersk, in breathtaking detail.
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She is the author of Fastpitch: The Untold History of Softball and the Women Who Made the Game.
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Not someone else's definition of your self, but what you have learned through dangers untold and hardships unnumbered.
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Tragically, untold numbers immigrants with deep ties to our communities and our country could soon suffer her fate.
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In eight minutes, London Metropolitan officers had arrived at Borough Market and killed three suspects, saving untold lives.
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Softball games bare untold dangers at every corner — fly balls, slippery floors, uh, mostly the balls, we guess.
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Untold multitudes of potentially beneficial compounds were locked away in bacteria that couldn't be grown in a lab.
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"These attacks caused untold human suffering to Afghan families," said Tadamichi Yamamoto, the top U.N. official in Afghanistan.
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In these and other ways, President Obama and his administration have saved untold trans and gender-nonconforming lives.
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Their failure to act has allowed untold thousands of unauthorized immigrants to secure employment in the intervening years.
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But progress has been too slow and rare to prevent "untold suffering," the team argues in the paper.
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Newark, New Jersey (CNN)After over 50 witnesses, hundreds of exhibits, and an untold number of objections, Sen.
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SOMETHING IN THE BLOODThe Untold Story of Bram Stoker, the Man Who Wrote "Dracula"By David J. SkalIllustrated.
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In the Robert Langdon novels, Brown uses the church as a repository for mysteries and untold, frightening powers.
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As a certain porn star dominates headlines this year, another story about the pornography industry is going untold.
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Inspired by Michi Nishiura Weglyn's book "Years of Infamy: The Untold Story of America's Concentration Camps" (1976), Mrs.
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The Dutchman has won over Daland by offering him untold riches in exchange for a night of hospitality.
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Critic's Notebook No matter what the laws of physics decree, there is untold and explosive energy in resistance.
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The dictator's 37-year-rule was distinguished by untold suffering, high inflation, shortages of water, electricity and money.
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Perhaps more titles will join NBCUniversal's recent releases and "Frozen 2" on streaming, with untold box-office ramifications.
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The bizarre situation speaks to a potential time bomb lurking behind an untold number of US residential mortgages.
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The Shortlist BRAVE NEW ARCTIC The Untold Story of the Melting North By Mark C. Serreze 255 pp.
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While this virus will cause untold levels of pain and tragedy, virologists agree it will eventually pass us.
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The Office (The Untold Story of the Greatest Sitcom of the 2000s: An Oral History) is available now.
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"Cyberattacks threaten our economy and inflict untold damage on thousands of Americans," Hatch said in a statement Thursday.
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But within those I've read but not revisited while they've moldered in their cardboard prisons are untold insights.
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It has inspired an untold number of think pieces and perhaps come to define Booker's bid for president.
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If Blue and White is elected, he's sure to be tested by Hamas and others, with untold consequences.
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It is no surprise then that there are many untold stories of Dadaism — like that of Russian Dada.
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Untold numbers - as many as 1,200 by some estimates - perished in blasting accidents, snowslides, falls and other mishaps.
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That saves their developers years of time and untold amounts of money compared to traditional genetically modified crops.
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To read more Untold Stories, pick up the new issue of Entertainment Weekly on stands Friday or right here.
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Indeed, even reverse-engineering shopping habits and over-laying that data inside an ad network has many untold possibilities.
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OVER THE past decade Amazon Web Services (AWS) lured untold numbers of consumers and corporations onto its billowing cloud.
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This requires untold hours in a simulator, because you can't actually, say, start an engine fire for training purposes.
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He takes this very seriously and spends untold hours pondering how light affects artwork and people's interaction with it.
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But none of this will break even, not on the countless dollars spent, uncounted hours invested, untold labors taken.
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Gadon previously acted in Canadian television and Dracula Untold, but this will be her highest-profile role to date.
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How many untold hundreds of thousands of Africans were moved off their traditional land to make space for wildlife?
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Former colleagues and classmates remembered her kindness and humor, as well as her talents in unearthing wild untold stories.
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The book claims to unpack an "untold story," but it's not entirely clear how much of it is new.
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" He said reducing the cap would "do untold damage to our nation's values and countless lives across the world.
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Either way, the ads were clicked on, liked, and shared, reaching untold numbers of unsuspecting readers in the process.
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Untold millions of Indians were designated as felons, by a series of judicial rulings issued as recently as 2013.
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Though at times seeming incomplete, Judith Barry's exhibition lends space to the otherwise untold stories of women in Cairo.
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At its peak, that surge created roughly $35 billion in paper wealth and minted untold numbers of ether millionaires.
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It's easy to imagine future versions of Stuxnet or Flame spreading afar and wreaking untold damage on sensitive infrastructure.
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Click here to view original GIFVirtual reality might be a transformative technology with untold potential across dozens of fields.
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Home's smarts are powered by the AI Google has developed by harvesting untold galaxies of data over the years.
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FROM PEN: 193 Oscar Nominees Reveal The Untold Stories Behind Their Films "Bugger, lost my train ticket!" wrote Phelps.
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That figure doesn't include the untold number of Bucks residents who overdosed in neighbouring Philadelphia, which saw 907 fatalities.
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"We ... really [wanted] take a look at this largely untold part of our nation's history," she told The Verge.
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Those who champion this position fail to recognize that it suppresses untold tales, alternative stories, and challenges to orthodoxy.
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Realize you have untold money and power and influence and massive platforms to do what you think is right.
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He would come out of this campaign, Trump assured Ailes, with a far more powerful brand and untold opportunities.
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An untold number of children have been exposed to dangerous lead that's leached from pipes and into drinking water.
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A crisis that brings with it overwhelming numbers, huge challenges for countries and communities affected, untold misery -- and hope.
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Some 3,893 cases of microcephaly in infants (and untold miscarriages) in Brazil alone appear linked to the Zika virus.
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On the other, you're sacrificing untold economic potential by allowing the economy to run with a persistent demand shortfall.
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Hustlers Convention: The Untold Story of the Album That Changed the Face of Music is now out on DVD.
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Throughout the 1990s, untold millions from the former Soviet Union flowed into Trump's luxury developments and Atlantic City casinos.
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Her book -- and her honesty -- saved an untold number of lives and even outsold her husband's own presidential memoir.
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It also taps untold masses of people to cheer for its side on online message boards and social media.
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An untold number of women were raped by fighters, and children were given Kalashnikov rifles and forced into battle.
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The content of what he said, that super predator tag was a racial dog whistle that did untold damage.
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Everywhere else in the former British Empire, English chauvinism led to the death of untold numbers of native people.
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Instead, it would have left an untold and uncertain number subject to the vagaries of statelessness and racist caprice.
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It, too, is a cost, and we are paying it daily, with untold long-term consequences for our country.
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It threatens untold millions more as this problem really begins to hit home in living rooms across the nation.
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Untold numbers of men throughout the Appalachian coal fields have black lung, leaving them dangerously exposed to the virus.
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He demanded loyalty and undertook a sprawling "reorganization" that would cut 4,000 jobs and uproot untold numbers of staff.
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THE IMAGINEERS OF WAR: The Untold Story of Darpa, the Pentagon Agency That Changed the World, by Sharon Weinberger.
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But it would have given Americans a much-needed exit from its longest war—and preempted, untold additional bloodshed.
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It tamps down the tall grass of untold experience, however clumsily, and makes visible a rough but traversable path.
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Nuclear weapons save lives Since 1945, nuclear weapons have eliminated great power wars, saving the lives of untold millions.
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We see people like my brother, a black man who made a series of bad choices with untold consequences.
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CODE GIRLS The Untold Story of the American Women Code Breakers of World War II By Liza Mundy Illustrated.
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It's true that a depression would cause untold suffering for people around the world, hitting the poor the hardest.
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I wanted to write a book about the untold story of the dual origin story of aspirin and heroin.
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They are there because their natural habitat is in decline, a fate that awaits untold numbers of other bears.
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It's "Kill it," and an untold number of nondisclosure agreements that insulate him from the consequences of his actions.
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We will publish stories that have mostly remained untold, featuring both the voices of our readers and original reporting.
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I used photography and a series of interviews to highlight stories that often go untold when people view America.
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It means moving backward into history, and planting the seed once again of chaos in China, causing untold damage.
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The Times article this weekend reports that the previously untold incident was witnessed by Ramirez's then-classmate, Max Stier.
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At London's Serpentine Gallery, Faith Ringgold tells stories of race and self-discovery which have too often gone untold.
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The content of what he said, that 'super-predator' tag, was a racial dog whistle that did untold damage.
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The acquisition of nearly half of Mexico devastated our southern neighbor and brought untold riches to the United States.
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Not to mention the untold number of manufacturing jobs that have been shipped from the U.S. to their country?
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It's killed five people, devastated the island with high winds and rain and destroyed an untold number of structures.
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Changing law and regulation on such storage itself would take years and cost untold amounts of taxpayer dollars. Rep.
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Untold millions read and heard about the crusade, making Graham a lifelong believer in the power of the press.
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The whistle-blower, and the untold thousands of Chinese Muslims suffering under the yoke of Mr. Xi, deserve that.
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I will be looking for perhaps an untold story about a member of the family that I might be.
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The all-votes-by-mail system is voter friendly, saves untold millions of dollars and is easy to monitor.
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To pose a family interrupted for a picture or to write updates knowing there was a story left untold.
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Millions of lives and billions of dollars are at stake in climate change, along with untold suffering, unjustly distributed.
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Gregory CowlesSenior Editor, Books MIDNIGHT IN CHERNOBYL: The Untold Story of the World's Greatest Nuclear Disaster, by Adam Higginbotham.
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The failed loan request is an untold chapter in Mr. Trump's long and tortured relationship with the banking industry.
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"Today we have untold numbers of young people who will say they were influenced by Captain Planet," says Wilkinson.
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And untold other costs are shared by states and municipalities that provide law enforcement and other resources as needed.
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The untold story of the Wild West's black cowboys When Americans started settling the West, many emancipated African Americans followed.
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And untold millions of emails, instant messages, small financial transactions and other interactions are facilitated by mobile devices every day.
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You've spent untold hours hammering out the format, and sweat the details on everything from subject matter to episode length.
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Otherwise, leaders remain unchecked, massive corporations undermine elections, and the stories of the most vulnerable members of society remain untold.
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To read more Untold Stories, pick up the new issue of Entertainment Weekly on stands now, or buy it here.
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We've already seen movies like Godzilla and Pacific Rim where monsters wreak untold havoc on major cities around the world.
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BeSe will focus on the "untold stories of cultural pioneers reflecting and shaping the collective American experience," according to THR.
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He calls it an "untold story" of "deep compassion" rooted in biblical commandments that affects conservative and liberal evangelicals alike.
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And, for all the novelty of a fresh-faced young Darwin, in truth the Beagle story has hardly gone untold.
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When you look up at just a small corner of the sky, untold masses of the cosmos are before you.
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It's a terrific untold story about a Hollywood icon — whose later AIDS diagnosis reshaped the country's attitudes about the disease.
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There are untold numbers of nightmare scenarios available for what happens if Trump is elected to the office he seeks.
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As it was for the slave trade, the open sea is still a space of unofficial, untold and unmarked journeys.
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The game will also include the "untold" story of Bowser Jr., Bowser Jr.'s Journey, when it launches in 2019.
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"(I have) untold grief but also immense respect for those who fought an uneven battle with the flames," he said.
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Later in the year, the channel will release a documentary series Untold Australia, about diverse Australian lifestyles, using this technology.
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Claire Evans joined it while writing her book, Broad Band: The Untold Story of the Women Who Made the Internet.
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Untold numbers of us cannot come up with $1000 for an emergency and have no retirement savings to speak of.
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US carriers have historically received untold billions in tax breaks and subsidies for network upgrades that often fail to materialize.
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A HISTORY OF NEW YORK IN 27 BUILDINGS: The 400-Year Untold Story of an American Metropolis, by Sam Roberts.
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The administration's continued attacks on immigrant families have sickened and destroyed the health and wellbeing of untold numbers of children.
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His group warns that widespread marijuana legalization will create an industry similar to "Big Tobacco" with untold public health costs.
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"102 Minutes: The Untold Story of the Fight to Survive Inside the Twin Towers," by Jim Dwyer and Kevin Flynn.
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Sputnik claims that it "tells the untold," even if its daily report relies heavily on articles abridged from other sources.
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The untold story of this process is how unbelievably aligned the outside groups -- the Chamber of Commerce, Koch Brothers, etc.
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Today, as never before, untold millions are storming our gates for admission, and those gates are cracking under the strain.
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Trump's behavior, unmasked, has become a catalyst for tens of millions of women tweeting out their untold sexual assault stories.
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Does drinking a pint of Scotch and three bowls of ice cream lend itself to untold filmmaking and narrative abilities?
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For Qvarnström and his team, these bygone poops are packed with untold stories about lush ecosystems in the distant past.
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When those burned in UMG's vault in 2008, we lost an untold number of songs that have never been heard.
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"We work hard to make sure that what we do represents that untold, or invisible history," he told Business Insider.
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The book "White Trash: The 400-Year Untold Story of Class in America" is a New York Times best seller.
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Once it spreads without containment, untold numbers could be infected, with many not showing symptoms for days, if at all.
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But it is causing untold pain and loss, destabilizing global markets, and turning our daily lives into a surreal dreamscape.
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Many believed he had access to untold wealth; now, it appears his empire was built on a mountain of debt.
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NONFICTION: 'The Black Cabinet: The Untold Story of African Americans and Politics During the Age of Roosevelt' by Jill Watts
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KFC's birdbrained decision has caused untold misery to customers, to Bidvest workers and restaurant staff who are not being paid.
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He figures prominently in CNN anchor Jake Tapper's book "The Outpost: An Untold Story of American Valor," released in 2012.
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THE IMAGINEERS OF WAR The Untold History of DARPA, the Pentagon Agency That Changed the World By Sharon Weinberger Illustrated.
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The internet can cause untold problems, but the wit — you see something like that, and you're so thankful for it.
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Children's Books 7 ATE 27 The Untold Story By Tara Lazar Illustrated by Ross MacDonald 26 pp. Disney-Hyperion. $27.
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But the fact remains that they sold insecure devices with inadequate safety protocols to an untold number of consumers first.
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It was so poignant to consider that these were just two of the 114,000 stories, and the others are untold.
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As a result, untold hours are consumed by paperwork, while warfighters and other essential staff wait endlessly for necessary supplies.
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You had -- clearly, you had an attorney general who has had to recuse himself because of untold contacts with Russians.
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Federal and state agencies have released untold numbers of hatchery-reared fish to replace wild fish in the Columbia basin.
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And, remember, other passengers left behind spouses, children, and promising professions, and they'd be entitled to untold millions as well.
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"I like telling untold stories and I feel that about this civilisation, not much has been said," Gowariker told Reuters.
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What ensued caused untold damage to my self-esteem, the effects of which I'm still working through 15 years later.
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The moderators had needlessly spent untold hours deleting a newsworthy photo and upsetting people trying to pay tribute on Facebook.
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But powerful gusts and a massive storm surge damaged the roof, flooded hallways, and ruined an untold amount of supplies.
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One of the untold costs of the Trump era is that vital issues such as this are getting no attention.
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Day by day needless profiling haunts the lives of untold numbers of individuals, families and communities across the United States.
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By doing so, it would effectively cripple the FTC's enforcement efforts in this area, allowing untold harm to hardworking Americans.
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Dozens of others were injured, and the authorities said Monday that an untold number still had not been accounted for.
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This allows us to discover new meanings and untold stories within works that may otherwise seem wholly familiar to us.
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It was more like one tiny grain of sand on a beach; a ballet with an untold number of dancers.
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Like all Weird fiction, Revival is full of foreboding and intimations of untold cosmic horrors, but it's also really fun.
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In our new series, LATIN-X, host Paola Ramos uncovers stories about the Latinx community that have long gone untold.
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IS committed untold barbarity, from mass beheadings to sexual enslavement, and inspired jihadists to kill the innocent in Europe and elsewhere.
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The exhibit, Titanic: The Untold Story , explains how the Navy had commissioned Ballard to explore the wreckage of two nuclear submarines.
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It's what clogs up London's sewer systems, collecting unknown pieces of filth and untold numbers of Wet Wipes along the way.
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Permafrost that has not thawed in millennia is now melting, potentially releasing untold viruses and bacteria that have been trapped inside.
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With them, they brought a winter that lasted generations, darkness that spread across the entire world, and untold creatures of horror.
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This previously untold tale utilizes firsthand accounts from several of the Green Berets who played pivotal roles in these covert missions.
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The risks for future catastrophes that will cost billions of dollars more and risks untold numbers of lives are only increasing.
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This reporting blows open the untold story of collateral damage in WWF's secret global war — you can read it all here.
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Billboard magazine estimated that the tour cancellation would mean $27 million in ticket refunds and untold amounts in other tour expenses.
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Bored, housebound vacationers took untold numbers of selfies, uploaded them to the app, and posted the results for all to see.
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While the conspiracy theory itself might be well-known, the true story surrounding a victim and his family still goes untold.
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The attackers will still make a pretty penny, however, and untold hours will have to be spent cleaning up the mess.
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In the last decade, the tech giant has spent untold millions of dollars measuring nearly every aspect of its employees' lives.
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A message in a bottle Think about it: An object, originating untold miles and millennia away, just plopping into the sea.
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To believe Trump, you have to disbelieve the press... Let's be real: Untold millions of people won't believe The Post's research.
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This left top-ranking Ukrainian officials unable to access computers and an untold number of citizens unable to access their money.
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Each, however, tells a different type of story—of sewerage, of shipping and of funeral practices—that might otherwise remain untold.
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Palm has a history that is largely untold and mostly forgotten but nevertheless deeply enmeshed in the products we use today.
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Among those most vulnerable are an untold number of patients who've checked in to one of Bronx Lebanon's chemical dependency programs.
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If the next Battlefield game only has a collection of untold war stories, I don't think I'll miss its multiplayer spectacle.
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Basquiat's "Defacement:" The Untold Story is on view at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York through November 6, 2019.
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The whole stunt is obviously a modern-day version of the chain letter, offering untold riches to people spreading bullshit information.
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This time about the "untold" (I find that hard to believe) story of his behind-the-scenes battle with allied forces.
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To prevent people from interfering with the predictions, they had to keep them secret, but that in turn created untold complications.
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For much more on Dawson's Creek and other Untold Stories, pick up the latest issue of Entertainment Weekly on stands Friday.
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We have protected the lives and livelihoods of untold millions by being willing to sacrifice the lives of our own troops.
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The economic crisis in this country has exploded into a public health emergency, claiming the lives of untold numbers of Venezuelans.
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For decades, as the space race made heroes out of lantern-jawed astronauts, the stories of those women went largely untold.
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Yes, the economic downturn that swept the world starting in 2007 left untold millions behind, and many have never caught up.
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Medicare should continue its support for changing the claims form to safeguard patient health — and save untold billions in taxpayer dollars.
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That is the fate of an untold number of servicemen and women who served in Iraq, Afghanistan, Vietnam and other wars.
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Xi Jinping talks often about the "China Dream"—but that dream is a nightmare for untold millions of the Chinese people.
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As for the adults in its custody, the department has held an untold number of them in cruel and unusual conditions.
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They've marveled at the injustice of allowing untold millions of illegal immigrants to steal the popular vote from Trump in 2016.
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Two years, one spinoff studio, and untold hours of prototyping later, they've released the FADE Task Light—and it's a beauty.
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Told and Untold: The Photo Stories of Kati Horna in the Illustrated Press continues at the Americas Society through December 17.
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According to NBC affiliate WDIV 4, an untold number of Amazon boxes keep coming to Miller's house in Chesterfield Township, Michigan.
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Hopefully, 2019 will bring me untold riches, but until then I wash my face with water and moisturise twice a day.
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Such monuments were erected by the hundreds in memory of the untold thousands of husbands, uncles, fathers and sons who perished.
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In an untold chapter of the AIDS epidemic, scores of unclaimed bodies were buried in a remote spot on Hart Island.
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LOULOU & YVES The Untold Story of Loulou de La Falaise and the House of Saint Laurent By Christopher Petkanas 495 pp.
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A sexual harasser can do untold damage to woman's self-esteem, forcing her to leave her job or even her profession.
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THE BOYS OF WINTERThe Untold Story of a Coach, a Dream, and the 1980 U.S. Olympic Hockey TeamBy Wayne Coffey272 pp.
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BROAD BAND The Untold Story of the Women Who Made the Internet By Claire L. Evans 278 pp. Portfolio/Penguin. $27.
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There are untold amounts of men who want to know if you will make eye contact while you are fellating them.
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Together, they constitute thousands of lives lost each year, leaving untold thousands more behind to cobble together a life while grieving.
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Turkington wrote one of the first versions of her entry, but then got caught in a rabbit hole of untold histories.
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And it is especially resonant here in New Orleans, which has suffered untold extreme weather events in its 300-year history.
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"We have to eradicate Ethiopia of this awful thing that's happening to women: suffering, untold suffering, in the countryside," she said.
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The photographs focus on a single family history, but they're also meant to stand in for countless untold stories of exodus.
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When you look at those stars, you're looking at untold numbers of planets, moons, asteroids, and comets clutched within their orbits.
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But many law enforcement veterans say he is wreaking untold damage on institutions that form the bulwark of a democratic society.
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Mr. Pech and I spent well over three hours at Calakmul that morning, wandering among the lost foundations of untold buildings.
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Gold is at the root of many a myth, in which it has represented the sun, untold riches and even divinity.
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It explains the delay in the surgeon general's reports on smoking, for example, and likely led to untold avoidable early deaths.
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There's so much history that happened in these spaces, and there's so many untold stories that do need to be told.
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Let's start simple: consider the untold gallons of clean, potable water that would be wasted by my crying in the shower.
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THE PROMISE AND THE DREAM The Untold Story of Martin Luther King, Jr., and Robert F. Kennedy By David Margolick Illustrated.
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No storm was more powerful or caused more devastation than Hurricane Maria, which left untold deaths and millions in the dark.
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Normally savvy investors forked over nearly $8 million in hopes of gaining access to what they thought was Gignac's untold wealth.
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Consider how this year's political season has careened heavily toward shock and awe to generate an untold amount of earned media.
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The alternative would be months of turmoil and uncertainty during a recount of tens of millions of ballots, and untold lawsuits.
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The hurricane has already pummeled the Bahamas, causing at least seven deaths and yet-untold destruction from flooding and wind damage.
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So it is not preventing abortions, it is simply making them more dangerous and costing an untold number of women's lives.
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Help us build a more complete account of the civil rights movement by telling us the untold stories of foot soldiers.
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In the meantime, untold thousands of Germans died that winter, people who might have been saved had Wilson and Hoover prevailed.
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"It's important to exchange untold stories—that's the only way in which we can improve our understanding of otherness," she explains.
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Trump, too, has swore up and down that he would intensify the war against the Islamic State, through yet untold ways.
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FROM PEN: 23 Oscar Nominees Reveal The Untold Stories Behind Their Films Entertainment Weekly's "Ultimate Guide to Wonder Woman" is out now.
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At least 30 workers were killed in the immediate aftermath, and an untold number of people suffered from the effects of radiation.
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The second option is a "no deal" Brexit that I know as a Transport Minister will inflict untold damage on our nation.
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Now they are scrambling to address a situation that has endangered the health of Flint's children and generated untold costs and anxiety.
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From startling new medical revelations and the secret that tormented him, the two-part special sheds light on Hernandez's untold true story.
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The blockchain itself holds untold promise and potential for revolutionizing everything from banking and trading exchanges to real estate — even electronic voting.
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FROM PEN: 23 Oscar Nominees Reveal The Untold Stories Behind Their Films Her hair also plays a major role in the video.
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This scarf is decorated with an Infinity Gauntlet pattern and dotted with tiny little Infinity Stones to grant its wearer untold comfort.
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While we understand well the stories behind these objects, the tales of the items left behind by migrants will forever remain untold.
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They claim that Labor, which broadly supports offshore detention, is marching down a slippery slope and will end up admitting untold hordes.
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Now, as with many other legacies of South Florida's development boom, it's clear the highway has inflicted untold harm on the Everglades.
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This is the untold story of the mysterious forces that combined to take her down, labeling him a saint, her, a sinner.
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FROM PEN: 23 Oscar Nominees Reveal The Untold Stories Behind Their Films Entertainment Weekly's "Ultimate Guide to Wonder Woman" is out now.
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Churning out untold numbers of low-cost chips to turn dumb objects into smart ones will be a big, if unglamorous, business.
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"The untold destruction from these fires is heartbreaking, especially following the tragedy at Borderline in Thousand Oaks," Bullock said in a statement.
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McGregor had built a world where he called his shots and talked shit and irritated the UFC brass and made untold millions.
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"That once rich nation's collapse into authoritarianism has pushed it into poverty and caused untold suffering for the Venezuelan people," he continued.
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An untold number of water rescues were performed that morning by mariners who put to good use their monthly "man overboard" drills.
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They are a generation that has foregone napkins, cereal, and cooking, yet spends untold amounts on pizza, brunch, Slurpees, and nacho cheese.
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Untold millions signed up, got frustrated, and left Twitter before they could realize its potential to make them smarter and more connected.
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Detracting attention from the overdose crisis could have as-yet untold policy implications, and it's already having an impact on the ground.
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And yet, despite all this, with my own environment doing everything to make me feel safe, Stories Untold got under my skin.
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In Stories Untold, players sit down in front of a computer to participate in a seemingly basic choose-your-own adventure story.
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Indeed, the untold story of this primary season has been the number of races won by candidates far south of 6900 percent.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PROVIDENCE — Untold pain is enacted in the name of "protecting" borders, around the world, every day.
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The government lost track of most of the guns, and once in Mexico, they were used in an untold number of crimes.
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That one visit helped change public perception and likely spared an untold number of people infected with the virus from further pain.
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"What they have wrought are untold suffering and the further destruction of the rule of law and the diminution of human rights".
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Known as stubble burning, millions of tons of crop residue are set alight releasing untold amounts of particulate matter into the environment.
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Supply chains have been snarled, shaking some of the world's biggest companies and forcing an untold number of workers to stay home.
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On the other side you have the fact that this oil and gas exploration brings untold sums of money to these regions.
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The effect of closing them for days, weeks and sometimes even months could have untold repercussions for children and societies at large.
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Over the years, it has nurtured untold Palestinian artists, musicians, writers, dancers and actors, and it now employs more than 100 people.
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The group expended 172 pitches and untold quantities of mental energy navigating through one of the most feared lineups in recent years.
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A sport that I love so much, that has given me untold pleasure and above all friendship I have thrown all away.
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WHERE THE WILD COFFEE GROWS: The Untold Story of Coffee From the Cloud Forests of Ethiopia to Your Cup, by Jeff Koehler.
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Unceremoniously ripping up the law would inflict untold harm on the health care system — and on all Americans who depend on it.
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Alabama tornadoes: An untold number of people remained unaccounted for Monday after the deadliest tornado to hit the U.S. in six years.
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The auto industry is in the middle of its biggest technology shift in a century, with untold fortunes to be made — eventually.
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Now, having brought in untold billions, the industry faces new challenges and wants taxpayers to pay even more to bail it out.
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It also resulted in an unprecedented number of people working from home indefinitely, with untold ramifications for the future of office life.
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It's able to accomplish such a feat because it's collecting the location data of an untold number of smartphones around the country.
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This is the previously untold account of the plot to kill Daphne, a contract killing that earned the killers just 210,000 euros.
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Nothing less will likely mean this epidemic is sustained and may grow for many years to come, costing untold pain and suffering.
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Every day, untold amounts of cash, cars, real estate, and even personal property is taken from individuals that face no criminal charges.
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And, on this issue, the president got one do-over on Monday, but on Tuesday, he did untold damage to his presidency.
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Why wait, when untold numbers of other eclipse chasers were sure to be flocking to all points along the path of totality?
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Those Republicans and any others who might waffle after Ford's testimony will be under untold pressure from McConnell, the Senate majority leader.
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Your articles point out the untold amounts of money invested in foreign ventures and, in return, the foreign dollars supporting Trump investments.
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It's not just because it will likely lead to untold numbers of casualties of innocent civilians, including children, though that's awful enough.
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Anti-abortion extremists have spent untold millions in tax dollars enacting, enforcing and defending hundreds of laws like HB 2 or worse.
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Quibi's announced content includes Cohen, 23, in The Andy Cohen Diaries, an animated series chronicling iconic and untold moments from his life.
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With Ms. Miscevic, he wrote "Chinese Americans: An Immigrant Experience" (2000) and "Chinese America: The Untold Story of America's Oldest Community" (2005).
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In a three-year-old video clip that suddenly went viral, he said the revolt had led to untold humiliation for Muslims.
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The Enthusiast If there can be one incontestable criticism of Jane Austen, it is that she leaves too many juicy stories untold.
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On top of that, both made untold millions from their videos, which undeniably put them front and center in the celebrity universe.
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I crisscross the globe in search of untold stories and hyperlocal flavors, and people express jealousy about my life all the time.
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It also uses terrible labor practices for assembling those devices, opposes the right to repair, and contributes to untold amounts of e-waste.
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An untold number of people have visited the country just so they could stand in the closest place we have to Middle Earth.
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It has led to a global grounding of the plane, a halt in deliveries, and so-far-untold billions of dollars in costs.
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Even for harassment victims willing to endure a public legal battle, though, the ubiquity of mandatory arbitration means many ugly stories go untold.
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Their stories make up a largely undocumented section of survivor accounts, experiences that often are untold, underreported, and discredited by those around them.
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The mystery is the focus of the upcoming People Magazine Investigates episode "JonBenét: The Untold Truth," which airs Monday night at 10 p.m.
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Along with the previously-aired episodes, fans will get never-before-seen footage, including POP-up factoids and untold behind-the-scenes stories.
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Whatever their stories, told or untold, the future for these homeless people gathered on the banks of a river is far from certain.
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Lear's claim came during an interview with black-ish creator Kenya Barris for the Untold Stories issue of Entertainment Weekly (on newsstands now).
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Today, we spend untold millions — if not billions — on anti-cellulite treatments, despite the glaring lack of evidence that any of them work.
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After the film flopped, however, Universal quietly repositioned The Mummy as the start of the Dark Universe, erasing Dracula Untold from that continuity.
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It is not surprising that The Untold Story is speaking to young female fans in a way that feels deeply significant in 20173.
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The first 2012 games of their season had been a sinkhole, with 63 losses and untold angst for a team synonymous with letdown.
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Beyond what we've come to associate with Balmain — embroidery, shoulder pads, the Kardashians — includes a more humble story that's often overshadowed or untold.
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"For those who follow the financial markets closely, that loss is compounded by untold missed opportunity," TD Ameritrade said in a press release.
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For me, that's usually 2D platformer games, a byproduct of spending untold numbers of hours playing Super Mario World when I was younger.
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"My tattoo represents the untold story of our movement — the collective power we have to overcome the largest industry in history," Christian says.
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New research has supercharged the method that Primer used for its headline generator, packing it with untold levels of data and computing power.
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Their untold story is inspiring young artists, and a collection of their diverse, moving portraits of the characters is available exclusively on Mashable.
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An untold number of engineers and technicians are working behind the scenes to beam their live pictures from the moon back to Earth.
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Moreover, it's hard not to see Elon Musk prefigured in the character of Helius, both of whom see untold wealth among the stars.
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"There is a real chance", he says, "that some stories will be untold—or told incompletely—because of the risk of a lawsuit".
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Washington (CNN)Fired FBI Director James Comey saw a tweet from President Donald Trump and made a decision that will have untold ramifications.
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It was Eliza Hamilton who did all these things, and Scott's book gives a compelling, nuanced, and beautiful look at her untold story.
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Activists sought to reclaim the Melungeons' identity from vilification; an influential book cast them as victims of "an untold story of ethnic cleansing".
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More than 770,000 people were displaced and an untold number of trees felled to make way for plantations of rubber, sugarcane and timber.
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Stories Untold tries to bridge the gap, taking advantage of the discovery process that makes text adventures compelling, while playing with the context.
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In the decades that followed, untold billions of dollars have been spent to fortify buildings, bridges, schools and other structures across the state.
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Opening the Thrift Savings Plan to everyone would have a cost, given the complexity of payroll withholding from untold numbers of new workers.
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And an actual vote to expel, which requires a two-thirds majority, could do untold damage to the fragile Republican governing coalition. 5.
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This year alone, untold numbers of Americans in Texas, Florida and Puerto Rico saw their homes damaged in Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria.
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Since the conflict began four years ago, tens of thousands of civilians have been killed or wounded and untold numbers affected by famine.
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Sadly, we are weaned on the perverted notion that a beautiful woman can achieve untold glory without the benefit of talent or brains.
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His first book, We Got the Neutron Bomb: The Untold Story of L.A. Punk (co-authored with Brendan Mullen) was published in 2001.
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And unfortunately, despite the lives lost and the unimaginable racism that precipitated the carnage, it's a tale that has largely been left untold.
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Largely untold, the story of their plight is absent from the sanitized narrative of individualistic triumph represented in bas relief on the monument.
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This includes NBCU's SYFY WIRE, which will offer three additional weekly podcasts exclusive to Alexa (Geeksplain, Debate Club, and Untold Story); Volley Inc.
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"The takedown of Travis Kalanick: The untold story of Uber's infighting, backstabbing, and multi-million-dollar exit packages," by Business Insider's Julie Bort.
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The orders have placed an untold number of workers on the unemployment line and cut off the primary source of revenue for restaurants.
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There is in this new book even more untold history, more pain, outright terror and forgotten bravery, and yet so little has changed.
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Extreme rainfall, and the extreme lack of it, affects untold numbers of people, taxing economies, disrupting food production, creating unrest and prompting migrations.
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Mr. Neely, a police officer in Houston, is one of an untold number of Twitter users who have been blocked by Mr. Trump.
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And for that, all the untold hours of free labor put in to make this thing happen will have been worth every penny.
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Before he could debunk the myth, the post had spread, leaving untold numbers of constituents under the impression that he was a rapist.
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There is evidence in their own paper I just laid out that Hunter Biden made untold sums profiting off his father's Vice Presidency.
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But focusing only on Iran ignores the destabilizing activities of Saudi Arabia in Yemen, where Saudi bombs have killed untold numbers of civilians.
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The museum pointed out that this would actually cost $33 million a year in lost tourism revenue and an untold amount in grants.
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Fires are marching so fast across Australia that untold numbers of animals can't escape, even kangaroos and birds, which should have the means.
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Mr. Comey's defenders regard this as one of the untold stories of the Clinton investigation, one they say helps explain his decision-making.
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Broad Band: The Untold Story of the Women Who Made the Internet, by Claire L. Evans Best for: Hidden Figures fans and feminists.
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The more this became a cliche of entertainment, the more it blunted the edges of a harsh reality for untold numbers of women.
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HIDDEN FIGURESThe American Dream and the Untold Story of the Black Women Mathematicians Who Helped Win the Space RaceBy Margot Lee Shetterly346 pp.
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The program will highlight "Untold," a multimedia work and art installation that combines ancient Middle Eastern aesthetics with contemporary ballet and ballroom dance.
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This is basically an astronomical riff on the same idea, and the plates revealed a deeper, untold story about this flagrantly weird star.
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Still, an untold number of other artifacts in the Green collection— including some transferred to the museum—may also be tainted, Magness says.
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The Hubble-produced image below shows two galaxies — each one a collection of billions of stars and untold numbers of planets — merging together.
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Over the past decade, advertisers have spent untold millions trying to turn Talia Kocar and her peers in the millennial generation into loyal customers.
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"Any untold hundreds of (sailors) literally went down with the ship including many who may have been sealed off in sealed compartments," he added.
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The Center for Colorado Women's History, which opened on March 193, is a helpful response to visitor demand for untold stories of local women.
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The Center for Colorado Women's History, which opened on March 21, is a helpful response to visitor demand for untold stories of local women.
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Even the ballads have hooks, as when the sodden piano weeper "The Truth Untold" erupts into a flurry of power drums at the end.
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FROM PEN: 23 Oscar Nominees Reveal The Untold Stories Behind Their Films But her huge closet isn't all Hough has observed about the star.
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She may be the public face of numerous entities worth untold millions of dollars, but hers is a human face, with all that entails.
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Channeling your efforts here will pay off, in untold ways, when it comes to navigating the healthcare terrain and getting better care within it.
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Trethewey writes into the sprawling and untold stories in America's history, giving voice to the forgotten, or the memories at risk of being forgotten.
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"There are stories that remain untold and truths that remain hidden," George Bizos, a leading human rights lawyer, said in a speech last year.
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VIDEO: 23 Oscar Nominees Reveal The Untold Stories Behind Their Films The video is just the latest creative and hilarious stunt for the film.
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Assad would still likely hold on to power, even if the war drags on for years — killing untold numbers of Syrians in the process.
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Movies like Hidden Figures and Erin Brockovich give us a glimpse into gutsy, hardworking women whose fascinating life stories would have gone untold otherwise.
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"The impact on the health of the nearly 100,000 residents of the City of Flint remains untold," Parker wrote in Thursday's opinion and order.
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If you make a deal with us, you can stay in power and your country will see untold riches from investment from the west.
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Wars from the past several years have left untold human carnage between the Wall and the capital, which he can repurpose for his army.
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By the end of the episode, he's looking at a map of all Dark Army operations, with untold other sensitive information still to come.
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Plenty of dross was paid for, points out Werner Gundersheimer, a historian of the Renaissance, and untold amounts of talent may have gone unfunded.
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"By failing to prioritize the protection of survivors of trafficking, Thailand's actions resulted in an untold number of deaths at sea," Fortify Rights said.
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Later, when he was in college, Johnson dug a little deeper and uncovered a largely untold story about the history of gangs in Chicago.
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Trump thought that he would emerge from the campaign with "a far more powerful brand and untold opportunities," such as his own Trump Network.
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It was the second escape from a Mexican prison for the man responsible for untold carnage related to his billion-dollar illegal drug empire.
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"'Getting a staffer to Photoshop your tweet denying collusion with Russia into your banner image' is untold levels of Not Mad," tweeted Patrick Monahan.
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That practice continued when NBC's Police Story resurrected the archetype in the '70s and again with ABC's FBI: The Untold Stories in the '90s.
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Then, in the late 1990s, when Congo plunged into chaos, soldiers from nearly a dozen African countries carted off untold millions in stolen minerals.
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"He was certainly a natural athlete," Michael Cochrane, author of Olympic Lyon: The Untold Story of the Last Gold Medal for Golf, told Reuters.
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But for untold numbers of others — with mental illnesses, developmental disabilities or chronic diseases — the confines of a nursing home can be unnecessarily isolating.
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With her business in legal limbo for five years, she lost thousands of dollars in potential sales and untold numbers of potential new customers.
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Purveyors of commercial products spend untold sums to develop product and brand loyalty among the millennial demographic while our party is pushing them away.
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The VP just wasted an untold amount of taxpayer money (on travel, security detail, etc.) to bring more attention to a divisive, partisan debate.
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U.N. membership did not prevent the USSR from herding its citizens into forced-labor camps, murdering untold numbers of them, and invading other states.
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What's shady, possibly wearing a hoodie, and is currently sitting on the stolen personal information of an untold number of high-profile Instagram users?
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Following are excerpts from the book "Powerhouse: The Untold Story of Hollywood's Creative Artists Agency," by James Andrew Miller, to be published on Aug.
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"You planned a monstrous blood bath with an untold number of fatalities," Judge Ottmar Breidling told Mr. Gelowicz and his accomplices at their sentencing.
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Untold numbers of Rohingya were murdered and maimed and more than 700,000 were forced to run for their lives over the border into Bangladesh.
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As noted by the IG report, Comey's actions did not benefit the FBI or Justice Department but, rather, caused untold harm to those institutions.
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This project aimed to archive historical materials and tell the untold stories and contributions of African-Americans in the Town of Davidson, North Carolina.
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But to truly plumb the depths of this curious piece of flora, to unlock the untold mysteries it might hold, would require further testing.
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At the time of the 14th Amendment, therefore, there were untold thousands (or more) children and grandchildren of "illegal immigrants" among the former slaves.
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Ammunition control is unlikely to work, mainly because rounds of ammunition are fungible, and there are untold billions of rounds already in civilian hands.
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Both Washington and Davis have spoken about how important Fences is to them as a way of telling the untold stories of black America.
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Sexual harassment continued to be a focus of union campaigns as America industrialized — the untold story of the labor battles of the 19th century.
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Boat injuries, debris and ingestion of plastic threaten the lives of untold marine animals and are responsible for dwindling wildlife populations along American shores.
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Balinese style has been the inspiration for hundreds of coffee table books, thousands of interior design projects and untold numbers of tourist treasure hunts.
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The work pales in effect and affect in contrast to Indonesian artist Tintin Wulia's deeply unsettling work on borders, for instance, "Untold Movements" (2015).
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I sure am, and so are untold numbers of loyal Starwood Hotels customers who feel uneasy about big, beige Marriott acquiring their beloved Starwood.
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The British prime minister tested positive for Covid-19 and went into isolation, but not before doing untold damage and setting a bad example.
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Ms. Cucchi, who is 44, sat attentively throughout Wednesday's daylong hearing, as she and her parents have done untold times during all those trials.
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Marine life: Scientists recently raced to explore an underwater forest, which could hold untold treasures in the form of new pharmaceuticals, before it disappears.
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But though life has crossed me untold times in recent years, I have not yet given up on chasing this particular kind of beauty.
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What the couples did not know was that on an untold number of occasions, Dr. Cline was not using the sperm of anonymous donors.
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The arms sale makes the United States complicit with the Saudis in the civil war in Yemen, which has killed untold numbers of civilians.
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It shines a light on forgotten asylum seekers and suggests the untold potential lost among migrants stranded along the Balkan route to Western Europe.
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For every dollar spent on those services, the organization saves society many more dollars in future social costs, not to mention untold human heartache.
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Salazar takes us into the murky domain of Peru's untold stories, the voices of women and their ability to cope when faced with hardship.
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Cardi B revealed she was sexually assaulted on set of a photoshoot in a new interview with WE tv's Untold Stories of Hip Hop.
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Last year was the most dangerous year on record to be a journalist, with dozens killed, hundreds imprisoned and untold thousands harassed and threatened.
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All current recreational and commercial operations will not need to buy new drones or worry about costly retrofits with untold timelines for potential compliance.
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The Dodd-Frank financial reform law that bedeviled the industry for years and cost banks untold billions could soon get burned to the ground.
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For many viewers — especially the untold number who became reporters after being inspired by it — this flawlessly crafted Watergate procedural is a journalism movie.
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Even though rape kits are critical tools in sexual violence investigations, untold thousands remain untested, sitting on shelves in police departments and crime labs.
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It's a complicated set of circumstances and emotions that make for a fascinating narrative, and even more important, one that's been untold, until now.
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Mr. Barrett's second book on the subject, written with Dan Collins, was "Grand Illusion: The Untold Story of Rudy Giuliani and 20113/11" (2006).
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HIDDEN FIGURES: The American Dream and the Untold Story of the Black Women Mathematicians Who Helped Win the Space Race, by Margot Lee Shetterly.
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Lil Tay herself will almost certainly be doxxed and have to suffer untold amounts of infamy and the hate mail that comes with it.
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In the book Black Tudors: The Untold Story, Miranda Kauffman painted a picture of Tudor England as it was, not as it's been commonly depicted.
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An estimated 20 percent of those munitions didn't detonate, joining the untold numbers of mines and other explosives left behind by soldiers on both sides.
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FROM PEN: 23 Oscar Nominees Reveal The Untold Stories Behind Their Films Damon's been spotted around his hometown several times in the last few months.
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Exposure to mercury can be fatal, so the reality that our warming planet might unleash untold amounts of it has serious medical and environmental implications.
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If anything, an accompanying editorial in the NEJM points out, it's the sort of move that might have saved untold lives in a different era.
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But it will force public officials and advocates to grapple with an issue that impacts an untold number of women and men around the state.
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Exhibit A: Saudi Arabia's ruinous military campaign in Yemen has inflicted untold misery as a result of its ongoing conflict with the Iranian-backed Houthis.
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"I have nothing in common with George W. Bush, who launched a war based on lies that caused untold carnage," tweeted liberal activist Peter Daou.
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Better to stump up for one costly but simple global mechanism, rather than expend untold energy and money complying with a hodgepodge of smaller ones.
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But if they can steal it, it could lead them to a 250,000-year-old spaceship that might unlock untold treasures and a lost civilization.
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They're pieces of untold power that were used to create the world, but they also do things that are beyond the scope of mortal understanding.
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Wiig carries the episode effortlessly because she's Kristen freaking Wiig, and it made us wonder what other untold stories we may discover in this world.
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And the question is, are the oil companies going to stick the public with the bill after they've reaped untold profits and lied to us?
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Bunny's life was so short and tragic that I can't imagine how the weight of her story untold would impact the other three Powerpuff Girls.
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FROM PEN: 23 Oscar Nominees Reveal The Untold Stories Behind Their Films The other books in Burnell's series are Gemini, The Third Woman, and Chameleon.
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Though his photographs have appeared in magazines like National Geographic, Rodriguez still finds social media offers an outlet for stories that might otherwise remain untold.
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FROM PEN: 23 Oscar Nominees Reveal The Untold Stories Behind Their Films Now the question is whether Jessie can get her career back on track.
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Not only did this family company help to foster the zealous gun culture endemic to the United States, it resulted in untold numbers of deaths.
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Years the Rapid Evaluation Team and the Foundry may well spend spitting out untold numbers of failures and biting into a potential success or two.
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In Utah, it seems, the genetic privacy of a million GEDmatch users (and an untold number of family members) came down to one man's decision.
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You might even go so far as to suggest that the human species is a plague, given the untold destruction we've wrought on this planet.
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Thousands of residents were displaced when their homes were destroyed, and an untold number of bodies were dumped in Cahokia Creek and the Mississippi River.
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Clinton hired James Carville and George Stephanopoulos to run his presidential campaign in 1992, and they parlayed the job into national celebrity and untold riches.
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This lack of interoperability creates untold inefficiency in the healthcare system, costing 150,000 lives and $18.6 billion per year, according to the Premier Healthcare Alliance.
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In the 1930s, scientists invented something called synthetic fiber, which made way for untold change, like that nice T-shirt you're probably wearing right now.
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For one thing, the Internet makes it virtually impossible to quantify groups like Valizadeh's, which claim to command—but rarely produce—untold hordes of followers.
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The Qataris have invested untold millions in think tanks and universities, not to mention lobbyists and other influencers, and they are not the only ones.
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FROM PEN: 23 Oscar Nominees Reveal The Untold Stories Behind Their Films "I'm so happy I got to create a new character," Chenoweth tells PEOPLE.
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But "New York, I Love You" still stands out -- if nothing else as a reminder to Hollywood of the stories out there that remain untold.
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Hidden Figures—both the film and the book on which it's based—hold at their core the injustice of an untold, perhaps even suppressed, history.
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And that's just the start: An untold number of other pieces of user-generated misinformation and hoaxes on the shooting spread freely on social media.
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It's the $85 million question, and one that an untold number of people in the cryptocurrency community are waiting with bated breath to see answered.
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The protesters were angry at Australia's refusal to negotiate a permanent boundary in the Timor Sea, beneath which lie untold quantities of oil and gas.
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Its activities are so numerous and critical that analysts have worried for months that the bank's failure would have untold ripple effects across the island.
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The federal Tax Cuts and Jobs Act give states an unexpected chance to improve their competitiveness — that is the untold story of federal tax reform.
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Since Americans switch jobs so often and these plans aren't portable unless rolled over by the individual, one can accumulate an untold number of them.
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But Long's somewhat scattered narrative fails to claim them, leaving the tragedy of "the people whose lives were ruined by the raging storm" largely untold.
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" She said it also signaled her intent "to address the untold suffering inflicted upon the Malian population and what they hold dear as a people.
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CNN's season premiere of "Declassified: Untold Stories of American Spies" will focus on undercover Russian sleeper agents living in the U.S., according to the network.
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An untold number of other Americans have benefitted as lenders have been deterred and steered away from unscrupulous behavior by CFPB enforcement and supervisory actions.
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In an interview for Bleacher Report's "Untold Stories" series with Master Tesfatsion, Harvin revealed that he was high for every game of his NFL career.
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It is possible because America is a country living with the dim dissatisfaction of two wars without victory and the untold trillions spent on them.
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"Class defines how real people live," writes the historian Nancy Isenberg in "White Trash: The 400-Year Untold History of Class in America," released today.
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This figure does not include the untold amounts of "dark money" contributions to other groups that are not disclosed by the donor or the recipient.
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I cried at the thought of the wonderful, resilient people I had left behind, their untold stories, and the realities that they continue to face.
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There are, of course, an unknowable number of decisions and events that have untold and difficult-to-predict effects on disparate parts of the world.
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And it would save untold millions of dollars year-in and year-out by avoiding the cost of power outages every time a storm hits.
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But our noses, significantly more sensitive, are able to detect a trillion distinct aromas, each of which adds untold dimension to our experience of eating.
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Sounds great, and God knows these employees are a lifeline for untold thousands of people who get food and vital supplies from the mega-store.
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Four people were fatally shot and four others were wounded before James Shaw Jr., an unarmed customer, wrestled the gun from him, saving untold lives.
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Labor experts fear that artificial intelligence could reshape entire industries as algorithms and robots replace humans — and leave untold numbers of U.S. workers without jobs.
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Item one is the Friedman Curve, which has led to untold numbers of C-sections for "arrest of labor" for more than half a century.
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Concerns about profits could explain why: Any boycott would cause untold economic damage to their workers in the state, and to their own bottom line.
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Around 13 million visitors tour the structure each year, and untold postcards bearing photos of its towers and its rose windows are sent back home.
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Despite all the hard-won gains women have made in this country, untold numbers of American women go under the knife to look like playmates.
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Because there's no way that the untold people who were killed as a result of those strikes — U.S. forces never would have suffered those losses.
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The ceremony contained no mention of the untold millions of people who have been killed or maimed by the weapon since its creation in 1947.
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The infinite retailer appears to be ushering untold numbers of stealth brands into your life, even as it plans to take over the East Coast.
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BE NATURAL: THE UNTOLD STORY OF ALICE GUY-BLACHÉ Jodie Foster narrates this documentary about the woman who is widely considered the first female filmmaker.
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At least on this Sunday, the first of an untold number to come in the era of coronavirus, my den and our rectangles were full.
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"The judge story is an untold story; nobody wants to talk about it," an enthusiastic Mr. Trump said during his impromptu appearance with Mr. McConnell.
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Each cabinet holds untold numbers of documents that together form a monument of tragedy, a compendium of death and destruction, lost lives and grim pain.
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The rapper opened up to NYC host and Power 105.1 DJ Angie Martinez on her show, "Untold Stories of Hip Hop," and revealed the bombshell.
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" She credited Ms. Wright for that: "She turned the glimmer of an idea into an institution that catapulted untold numbers of women into public life.
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Untold before now, there's a fundamental flaw in the way the United States military screens claims of civilian casualties that surely deflates the total numbers.
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Still, an untold number of Americans may have seen the trend on Wednesday and assumed that some groundswell of anti-Warren sentiment had suddenly materialized.
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These campaigns could also shame members of Congress into taking seriously their duty to serve as a check on a president with untold commercial conflicts.
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Known as stubble burning, the practice means millions of tons of crop residue are set alight, releasing untold amounts of particulate matter into the environment.
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Hunter Biden made untold sums of money while his father was Vice President of the United States in highly dubious and almost certainly untoward ways.
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Netflix says it's developing a scripted series inspired by the book "Spotify Untold" by business reports at Swedish Dagens Industri, Sven Carlsson and Jonas Leijonhufvud.
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The untold story of how digital detectives unraveled the mystery of Olympic Destroyer—and why the next big cyberattack will be even harder to crack.
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Her beloved charges get more screen time than the Jews whose lives the couple saves and who mostly remain anonymous, their personal stories left untold.
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Aside from investigative disclosures in the public domain, let us not forget about the untold indiscretions one encounters when they are part of this culture.
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Go: Alternative museum tours are examining the collections of British cultural institutions in novel and sometimes radical ways, sharing stories that had largely gone untold.
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The 76-year-old segued into real estate decades ago, and made untold millions buying, rehabbing and selling some of the best properties in L.A.
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"So-called L.G.B.T.Q. conversion therapy is a fraudulent practice that has done untold harm to too many young people," Mr. Cuomo said in a statement.
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His next, "Night of the Assassins: The Untold Story of Hitler's Plot to Kill FDR, Churchill and Stalin," will be published June 2 by HarperCollins.
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The success of these Martian colonies will ultimately depend on our ability to access and exploit the untold number of asteroids in our solar system.
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She is the author of "Broad Band: The Untold Story of the Women Who Made the Internet," and lead singer of the pop group YACHT.
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Sean Booth: I'll tell you what though, when I first heard that James Blake remix of Untold, "Stop What You're Doing," I was blown away.
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During the Pleistocene, Yakutia, which borders the Arctic Ocean, was home to an untold number of woolly mammoths, who dominated the landscape for thousands of years.
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And as you just described, an untold amount of money in now flowing into their own militaries which then are contributed all to NATO&aposs capability.
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"I was exhausted," he recounts on Vice Special Report's "Panic: The Untold Story of the 2008 Financial Crisis, " a documentary that debuted Monday night on HBO.
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The heads of three U.N. agencies had earlier urged the coalition to lift the blockade, warning that "untold thousands" would die if it stayed in place.
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As countless suns rise and set, as scouts struggle to catalogue every species, and as traders exploit life and land for untold wealth—the void triumphs.
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Within minutes, I knew that Kevin's deeper untold story wasn't just about survival, it was about empathy, concern and our basic human obligations to one another.
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And the Chinese have been incredibly cooperative in-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: That&aposs a big untold part of the story here is relationship with the Chinese president.
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Mr Robart's decision, by contrast, means that untold thousands of refugees and visa-holders from the seven named countries may now board flights destined for America.
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A CNN investigation has determined that from the late 1990s through 2016 an untold number of these fake refugees were resettled in the US and elsewhere.
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For the untold number of situations across a range of industries where these kinds of efforts haven't been done before, the results can be surprisingly useful.
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As I've written, these trustee suits are the last big tranche of MBS litigation by noteholders who lost untold billions of dollars in the MBS market.
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Taking your makeup off is just the beginning; if your cleanse stops there, you leave untold amounts of bacteria, grime, and residue lurking in your pores.
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It is trotted out again and again when discussing why Country X must undertake such and such difficult reforms to reap untold benefits down the road.
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The five-part series will take listeners behind never before opened doors, revealing the untold secrets and stories that make the company what it is today.
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Companies in the rental business are worth untold billions, whether they're renting out software (Oracle, Salesforce, SAP, Slack) or goods and services (IBM, Uber, Lyft, Airbnb).
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The mystery surrounding her death is the focus of the upcoming People Magazine Investigates episode "JonBenét: The Untold Truth," which airs Monday night at 10 p.m.
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It's his third collaboration with BTS, following "The Truth Untold" from the group's Love Yourself: Tear album and Aoki's remix of BTS' "MIC Drop" featuring Desiigner.
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Like other recent tributes to untold feats by women in science and technology, "Bombshell" unearths a chapter of history that doesn't neatly comport with our understanding.
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These include: After a decade of building companies for mobile, there are now untold stories, battle scars and people available for future companies to learn from.
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Along with robot butlers, billboard-sized TVs, and inadequately sanitized wearables being tried on by untold hordes, self-driving demonstrations have become a staple of CES.
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Stay Free: The Story Of The Clash Learn about the incredible, untold story of one of England's – and arguably the world's – greatest punk bands, The Clash.
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FROM PEN: 23 Oscar Nominees Reveal The Untold Stories Behind Their Films For Winslet, the biggest challenge was simply remembering to act in her freezing surroundings.
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Content moderation is fragmented into in-house departments, boutique firms, call centers, and micro-labor sites, all complemented by untold numbers of algorithmic and automated products.
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According to Christina Geiger, head of books and manuscripts at Christie's in New York, Pacioli's achievement is one of the great untold stories of the Renaissance.
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"I knew that this man wasn't at one with himself over something," she says in Rudi Dolezal's Grammy-nominated 22011 documentary Freddie Mercury: The Untold Story.
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Based on plans stolen from NASA, the program chewed up untold billions between 1974 and 1993, only to briefly put one shuttle into orbit in 1988.
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The untold complexity of Mr Trump's positions extends to matters from gun control and the war in Afghanistan to interrogation techniques and his pet issue, immigration.
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