Whom she dated, whom she married, whom she offended and fired — he reports all this with authority and gusto.
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Who should pay whom or who should apologize to whom?
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How do we decide whom to honor and whom to disavow?
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I choose whom to give fight and whom to give pain.
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They're having to choose whom to treat, and whom to ignore.
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Our therapist was the father figure to whom we appealed for help, from whom we sought approval, or against whom some of us rebelled.
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Some of whom are scared, some of whom are under orders, and some of whom are saving it all for their multimillion-dollar book deal.
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And she gave us a new perspective on ourselves: on whom we let in, whom we allow to thrive, whom we write into our history books.
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Do I need to say here what happened, to whom and by whom?
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He was perfectly clear about whom he was speaking to and whom he wasn't.
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Many of whom back me and many of whom back Hillary, I must say.
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I had my confidential sources whom I trusted, whom I knew to be unimpeachable.
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The researchers examined both whom the ads were coming from and whom they were targeting.
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He's rather a kind of stymied artist on whom, and in whom, pressure slowly builds.
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First and foremost, the public deserves to know more about Mr. Trump's finances: from whom he has borrowed, with whom he has done business, to whom he may be beholden.
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I used to lie about whom I was sleeping with and whom I was living with.
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To identify whom the government is likely to repay, we need to know whom it owes.
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DRUM is a membership-based organization of South Asian immigrants, workers, and youth—a majority of whom are Muslim, a majority of whom are undocumented and a majority of whom are women.
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There are critics whom we turn to repeatedly and whom we love to have in our pages.
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Plainfield has 50,693 people, 70% of whom are working and one-fifth of whom live in poverty.
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Democratic transition, it turns out, isn't about whom you can overthrow or whom you replace them with.
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Sinaga had at least 48 victims, all of whom were men, some of whom were assaulted repeatedly.
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The attack hospitalized six with gunshot wounds, one of whom later died, one of whom suffered life-threatening wounds, and four of whom suffered non-life-threatening injuries to their arms and legs.
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It's standing up to the people with whom you agree — on behalf of those with whom you disagree.
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Asked whom they expect to win, regardless of whom they're supporting, 57 percent in the CNN picked Sanders.
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What a leader does matters less than whom he is for, and above all, whom he is against.
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It named eight spokespeople, some of whom disagreed with each other and one of whom was promptly sacked.
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Now you're caught between your relationship with a doctor whom you trust and a friend whom you don't.
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In other words, we don't know how much this plan costs, whom it helps, and whom it hurts.
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""I have stood on principle, representing people with whom I disagree as well those with whom I agree.
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It is Butler whom Bailey refers to as Dad, and Butler's son, Kyle, whom Bailey considers his brother.
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We look for familiar names, individuals whom we have met or with whom we have shared our concerns.
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There are expectations around whom we are supposed to love, whom we end up loving, whom we allow into our lives, and how friends, family, and strangers deal with the existence of that love.
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"To my fellow Colombians whom I owe everything, whom I served, and from whom I obtained recognition and the satisfaction of fulfilling my duties ... thank you all for allowing me to feel useful," he said.
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The vast majority of the film focuses on a handful of Istanbul cats, some of whom have owners, some of whom split their time between home and the street, and some of whom are feral.
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Hill says her husband, with whom she is in divorce proceedings and whom she has called abusive, is responsible.
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"They" merely seem to be people to whom something unfortunate has happened, for whom something has gone terribly wrong.
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Lancaster, a desert town, has almost 160,000 people, 51% of whom work, and 23% of whom live in poverty.
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The results might be different if people indicated whom they like, rather than whom they think everyone else likes.
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The letter is to Diaghilev, whom Nijinsky says he will not deign to name, but whom he bitterly denounces.
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In all, Kranepool played under eight managers, from Stengel, whom he loved, to Joe Torre, whom he did not.
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The grapevine has taught them which priests in their diocese are gay, whom to trust and whom to fear.
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Who was who, who murdered whom, who's doing whom, and what the hell is Ed Sheeran doing in that forest?
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And Democrats' plans so far aren't addressing the most divisive issues, including whom to deport and whom to let in.
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She feels she has people to whom she belongs, and to whom she could go back, if she needed to.
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It already influences whom we socialize with on Facebook, whom we marry, what news we read and where we live.
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You make the food yourself by mixing ingredients, choosing whom to follow, whom to engage, who to block or ignore.
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While at St. Lawrence he met Dorothy Fletcher, whom he married in 1956 and with whom he had four children.
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"Do you remember whom you mentioned and whom you left out?" the book quoted him as saying to Dr. Salk.
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"We must separate the people at whom we are angry from the people of whom we are afraid," she wrote.
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A woman named Denise, whose church services Clinton has apparently visited, asked Clinton to whom, and for whom, she prays.
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In our interviews, the students — two of whom are African American, one of whom is Asian, and one of whom is Hispanic — indicated that this was intended as a joke, one that they thought would be funny.
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The families of the victims—four of whom died, and nine of whom were injured—were outraged at the lenient sentence.
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But Fleabag — whom he loves, but whom he can't choose in lieu of that forever — has the privilege of her freedom.
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She takes over from a man with whom she worked closely for years and whom she describes as a "political giant".
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Over 52 minutes you're left asking who's playing whom, who's double-crossing whom, and whether anyone is ever telling the truth.
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At NSU, Daniels was up against eight other student-athletes, all of whom were men, most of whom were football players.
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They were thinking about the veterans of the Civil War whom they knew personally, and the generals whom they considered heroes.
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I am writing this letter to you about a man whom I considered a close friend, and whom I dearly loved.
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Those whom Kim Jong Un threatens are only the ones whom he knows can be threatened with relative impunity to himself.
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He blamed 49 individuals, 45 of whom were physically violent and nine of whom were believed to have committed sexual violence.
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Now, Jacksonville-area women know exactly whom to avoid (or whom to film and chase out of the building, if necessary).
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Mr. Wofford's wife, Clare (Lindgren) Wofford, whom he married in 1948 and with whom he had three children, died in 1996.
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The jury consisted of six men and six women, nine of whom were white and three of whom were African-American.
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We can just make our best effort to protect ourselves and those with whom we work and with whom we interact.
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Her narrator has a friend, Reva, whom she treats abysmally, and an ex-boyfriend, Trevor, with whom she's still in touch.
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But the biggest decision weighing on the Knicks is not just whom they should acquire but also whom they should keep.
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Throughout my career I have stood on principle, representing people with whom I disagree as well those with whom I agree.
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Russia's attitude toward its neighbors was summed up in Lenin's expression, kto-kogo, who-whom, shorthand for who will dominate whom.
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They are the elites whom Trump ran against, and whom his supporters continue to despise, even when their hero disappoints them.
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That includes partners in the taxi business, doctors for whom he helped establish medical clinics and lawyers with whom he worked.
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Where she lived, how she felt, how long her headaches lasted, whom she danced with, whom she loved, who loved her.
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The participants—some of whom suffered concussions while playing football, and some of whom hadn't—then underwent a series of tests.
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There are currently 23 women serving in the Senate, 17 of whom are Democrats and six of whom are Republicans: Sens.
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Younger people, many of whom have no siblings, are often too stretched to provide care for those for whom cure is impossible.
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I was with two other women: one of whom was doing Tarot cards, the other of whom was doing possibly face reading.
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The CDC reports that 12 people, none of whom have died and four of whom have been hospitalized, have contracted the infection.
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" "You do have the question of the Dreamers: 800,000 young people, most of whom are under 25, most of whom are women.
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His opponent Tuesday was Liam Broady, a 22-year-old ranked 235th whom Murray knows well and with whom he has practiced.
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Translated, those images embodied the aspirational consumer whom Tod's as a brand lays claim to, and for whom Mr. Incontri implicitly designs.
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Their talk circles around sex, frankly, obsessively and often vulgarly: who did what with whom, who wants to do what with whom.
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That is significant: You can triangulate your taste with other people, whom you don't know, but whom you might come to trust.
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Also over the summer, Facebook revealed bugs in features that let users decide whom they shared content with and whom they blocked.
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But sheriffs in the state's biggest counties — most of whom are newly elected, and all of whom are black — are fighting back.
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There is nothing to call this except a threat, and there is absolutely no question to whom, to whom it was directed.
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There is nothing to call this except a threat, and there is absolutely no question to whom, to whom it was directed.
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In addition to Mr. Kloman, whom he married in 2008 and with whom he had homes in San Anselmo and Forestville, Calif.
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The rest was spent supporting two researchers: one whom Epstein had introduced to Ito, the other whom Ito had introduced to Epstein.
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Opposition to Kavanaugh's confirmation is particularly pronounced among Democrats, 10 percent of whom support and 52 percent of whom oppose his confirmation.
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This conveniently allows Wagner to be simultaneously the mature Sachs, whom the beautiful Eva respects, and the young Walther, whom she loves.
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The state's electorate is heavy on white liberals, among whom Sanders has done very well, and Latinos, among whom he's been competitive.
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Varble's approach was informed by Fluxus artist Geoffrey Hendricks, whom he met at Columbia University and with whom he had a relationship.
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In fact, this country has a long history of picking and choosing whom it lets into its borders — and whom it doesn't.
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First comes Tiffany, with whom he golfs (lame), followed by Yael, with whom he's set to have a romantic dinner and sunset dance.
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"The Campbell board consists of 12 members, 11 of whom are independent and four of whom have been added since 2016," Hushen said.
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The valley is home to nearly 1.4 million people, more than 90 percent of whom are Latino and many of whom are poor.
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They created the "Moral Machine", a website which presents visitors with a series of choices about whom to save and whom to kill.
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There are a lot of people out there for whom love has become unrequited, and for whom they said, 'First you, then me.
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They'd be people from whom you already accepted friend requests, in your network, with whom you might already have a lot in common.
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Childhood sweetheart Raymonde, whom he met at 16 and with whom he had a daughter, Francoise, was his wife of nearly 60 years.
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The city teems with people, some of whom have amassed world-class wealth, but most of whom live well below the poverty line.
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Evans is mom to Jace, 9 (whom she shares with ex Andrew Lewis) and Kaiser, 4 (whom she shares with ex Nathan Griffith).
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The United States Golf Association's board of directors has fifteen members, twelve of whom are white, and only two of whom are women.
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He's issuing challenges to groups — African-Americans, college students — from whom he has drawn strong support and with whom he has real credibility.
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We know the people's names; when they were born, married and buried; whom they were sold with and whom they were separated from.
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They counseled three fathers who showed up on Thursday, one whom lost a daughter and the other of whom had a son rescued.
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"But I'm going to do my best to tell the truth, without calculation of whom it benefits or whom it detracts," he added.
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" Asked on Tuesday whether the DOJ lawsuit was politically motivated, Petrocelli said: "We don't know what was said by whom, to whom, when.
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He was at his best when he talked about Mr. Trump, with whom he once was friendly but whom he now clearly loathes.
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"You can have two drug dealers, one of whom is paying off the government and one of whom is not," he had said.
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The immigrants on whom the most pressure is placed to assimilate are the ones, often, for whom assimilation poses the least appealing choice.
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As human beings we have to make decisions about the rapists in our lives — whom we employ, whom we invite to family dinners.
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We conducted a survey with nearly 200 American Muslims, half of whom were immigrants, half of whom were born in the United States.
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The legislation turns religion into a means of deciding whom to treat as an illegal immigrant — and whom to fast-track for citizenship.
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The CAB turns religion into a means of deciding whom to treat as an illegal immigrant — and whom to fast-track for citizenship.
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"As it happened, readers did too, and I was very fortunate to capture a kind, loyal readership, some of whom tended towards crime fiction and some of whom tended towards romantic suspense, but all of whom found a middle ground in Holy Island."
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Netflix has many leaders — not all of whom are included here — but this list gives an inside look at whom to watch in 2020.
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The shooter(s) struck six individuals, two of whom died on site and four of whom were hospitalized with reportedly non-life-threatening injuries.
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Crack users, 250 percent of whom were black, got much more jail time than those who used cocaine powder, most of whom were white.
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He had also met and started to date a Japanese woman, Chikako Tanaka, whom he later married and with whom he has two sons.
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Full of rules about what was flattering on whom and — specifically — what was not flattering on whom, it fed into my own body insecurities.
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In those moments, she'd confide in me secrets about our family, about tías and tíos whom I hadn't met, whom I might never meet.
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I also have some amazing friends — some of whom I have known since childhood and some of whom I met through my own children.
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He has hired a crisis counselor to help the 100 vineyard management employees, some of whom lost homes and many of whom are immigrants.
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Only by calibrating a sense of their own tastes can people develop a sense of whom to pay attention to and whom to ignore.
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Every team eventually has a young player whom fans overhype, who is sure to be a star and whom the team refuses to trade.
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During the past year, I worked with talented young actors and crew, many of whom are African-American, and many of whom are women.
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He is survived by wife Vanessa, with whom he had four daughters, one of whom, 13-year-old Gianna, also died in the accident.
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So I'd rather lodge a protest vote against these two candidates, neither of whom I like, but only one of whom I fiercely oppose.
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Nine other people were injured, the city's fire department said, five of whom were taken to the hospital and four of whom refused transport.
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" Clinton also spoke about the GOP field, including Donald trump, whom she called "destructive," and Ted Cruz, whom she called a "mean-spirited guy.
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But more importantly, he has a band of sidekicks (some of whom also have magical powers) without whom he'd be lost in his quest.
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They biopsied the ovaries of 13 women with Hodgkin's lymphoma (some of whom received ABVD, some of whom got other drugs, and some of whom took no drugs) and one without, then examined the quality of the samples' filaments, hairlike things that mature into eggs.
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So the Spurs engineered a draft-night trade, sending George Hill — a steady, productive guard whom the Spurs had drafted and developed and whom Coach Gregg Popovich loved — to the Indiana Pacers for Leonard, whom the Pacers had selected with the 21.8th overall pick.
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The German government—both regional and central—tries to micro-manage every aspect of academic life, from whom universities employ to whom they can teach.
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The vast majority are those for whom national boundaries represent insurmountable barriers, for whom even a bus ride to the city seems an otherworldly journey.
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He offered Mr Deripaska, to whom he was either heavily in debt, or heavily in credit, depending whom you believe, "private briefings" about the campaign.
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For a madman is also a man whom society did not want to hear and whom it wanted to prevent from uttering certain intolerable truths.
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There are currently a record-breaking 102 women serving in the House of Representatives, 89 of whom are Democrats and 13 of whom are Republicans.
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Few men whom you'll meet stand out more for their even-keeled nature, ability to listen, and accordance to dignity to all whom they meet.
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I am further disappointed by artists whom I admire, and with whom I generally agree, pulling out of the Festival in response to Bannon's participation.
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Closure of Medicaid-serving nursing homes would displace workers — 85 percent of whom are women — and elderly residents, over two-thirds of whom are women.
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Yehuda Kurtzer has three children, two of whom have missed some school because of the coronavirus, and one of whom is quarantined for potential exposure.
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There is the special list for those whom the admissions dean has taken an interest in, some of whom are the relatives of wealthy donors.
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By then the family had grown to include Derek, whom Marty met in 2003 when he was 17, and David, whom she met in 2013.
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There were those for whom the suffering on display was a source of stimulation, for whom shock and horror amounted to a form of pleasure.
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"It would be very hard for me to work with somebody with whom I have fundamental disagreements, against someone with whom I agree," he said.
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Meanwhile, the CDC says 31 states reported 1,243 individual patients, 131 of whom were hospitalized and 65 of whom suffered complications, including pneumonia and encephalitis.
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Black women could get food for their children only through a white person to whom they "belonged" or for whom they worked on their plantation.
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She endured two painful relationships: one with Roger Serruys, with whom she had a daughter, and another with Charles Greutz, whom she married and divorced.
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She later had a relationship with John Clarke, a farmer, with whom she had two children, Jack and Sinead, and whom she married in 2015.
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The father and son are two of several ultra-wealthy Russians to whom Trump is connected and with whom he has pursued real estate deals.
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Barzan then provided other witnesses to the F.B.I., none of whom had seen Ihsan's murder but all of whom said bad things about the Ameens.
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I was surrounded by adults, some of whom had fought in World War I, and almost all of whom had lived through the Great Depression.
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The county has roughly 95,000 residents, about 90 percent of whom are white and about 98 percent of whom were born in the United States.
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I'm honored to serve alongside all of my new colleagues, each of whom I know, and each of whom I greatly admire and deeply respect.
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The shooters unleashed some 1483 shells and struck seven people, five of whom were stabilized and two of whom, as of publication, remained in critical condition.
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Our minds are also finely tuned to be aware of distinct groups, to treat them as shortcuts for whom to trust and with whom to cooperate.
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Her writers' room is stacked with white guys, some of whom were hired thanks to nepotism, and most of whom have never interacted with Katherine directly.
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But it's because of him that I met my partner, the person with whom I shared these concert experiences, and with whom I share my life.
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There were mixed messages among right-wingers, some of whom said to fall back and some of whom wanted to hold their ground despite police warnings.
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Often, there's one person in that love triangle whom we root for, the woman for whom we want to "win" the war for her love's heart.
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The 27-year-old is mom to Jace, 9 (whom she shares with ex Andrew Lewis) and Kaiser, 4 (whom she shares with ex Nathan Griffith).
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The boys, one of whom was shot in the leg and the other of whom was shot in the foot, were in good condition, authorities said.
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There are hundreds of apps written by more than one million developers, some of whom are hackers, and some of whom are just incompetent at security.
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He and his wife had three boys, one of whom followed him into the telephone company and two of whom received scholarships to Ivy League schools.
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The 27-year-old is mom to Jace, 9 (whom she shares with ex Andrew Lewis) and Kaiser, 20113 (whom she shares with ex Nathan Griffith).
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Wilkison feels complaints are "going to roll in" as officers make quick decisions on whom to ask and whom not to ask about their immigration status.
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Rick Perry -- all of whom launched the most vigorous assaults on Trump early in the campaign season yet none of whom are still in the race.
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The 27-year-old is mom to Jace, 23 (whom she shares with ex Andrew Lewis) and Kaiser, 4 (whom she shares with ex Nathan Griffith).
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Neiman Gracie has quietly made his way through six opponents in the promotion, none of whom have been remarkable but most of whom he has submitted.
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"He had no interest other than serving the people of Israel in whom he had great faith and whom he loved dearly until his final breath."
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Progressives – whom Republicans think they can easily beat in red areas – could outright defeat candidates whom establishment Democrats believe have a better chance in swing districts.
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Worries about foreign interference are more widespread among Democrats, 74% of whom think it's likely to happen and 90% of whom consider it a major problem.
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So far, the company has just 12 employees, half of whom are financial advisors and the other half of whom are working on the product itself.
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We look back on these people — many of whom were caught, most of whom were tortured and executed soon after they were caught — with frightened admiration.
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Joseph was a modest and hardworking carpenter whom the Bible barely mentions save for sundry verses in Matthew and whom most depictions of the Annunciations sideline.
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They also recruited an additional group of 16 healthy middle-aged and older men, half of whom were physically active and half of whom were sedentary.
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The community also mobilized its youth, 90 percent of whom are jobless and many of whom hang out in the streets after the sun has set.
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A number of witnesses were called, including two black men, one of whom identified the killers, and both of whom were threatened with death for testifying.
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Germany has to accept "that it is a migration country and that it has to decide whom to keep and whom to send out," Fricke added.
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At the moment you often have to [be] an expert to understand what happens to your data — with whom it's shared, sold, and by whom it's exploited.
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They noted that Google has fired 48 people in two years for sexual misconduct, 13 of whom were senior managers, and none of whom received exit packages.
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But Mr. Sanders is not dependent on the big-money donors whom Mr. Bloomberg has been pitching and whom Mr. Biden and Mr. Buttigieg are dependent on.
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He is also increasingly popular among African-Americans, many of whom are facing a hard decision about whom to support, now that Mr. Biden's star is fading.
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On last night's episode, Chad came face to face with Lace Morris, with whom he was briefly involved — and whom he trash talked — on Bachelor in Paradise.
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The 27-year-old is mom to sons Jace, 9 (whom she shares with ex Andrew Lewis) and Kaiser, 4 (whom she shares with ex Nathan Griffith).
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The study (noticed by Popular Science) surveyed 1,182 Americans, all of whom had an iPhone 6, and a little under half of whom were Pokémon GO players.
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Together, they are raising her 2-year-old daughter Haley Joy, whom she adopted in February 2017, and newborn Hope Catherine, whom she adopted in April 2019.
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At the moment you often have to [be] an expert to understand what happens to your data — with whom it's shared, sold, and by whom it's exploited.
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That endangers the sources of criminal investigators, many of whom are people who communicate with investigators at great personal risk and to whom confidentiality has been promised.
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Close to 800,000 undocumented people, 91% of whom work and 0% of whom have a criminal record, would be eligible for deportation if Congress does not act.
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About a dozen lawmakers are expected to attend, some of whom have endorsed Trump and some of whom have not but who are interested in his message.
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The 27-year-old is mom to sons Jace, 9 (whom she shares with ex Andrew Lewis) and Kaiser, 4 (whom she shares with ex Nathan Griffith).
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He married Sonji Roi in 255; Belinda Boyd, with whom he had four children, in 244; and Veronica Porche, with whom he had two children, in 254.
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The parties are invite-only, limited to a group of about 120 to 150 people, all of whom know Frankl, and many of whom know each other.
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Clinton on the question of whom voters trust to handle terrorism, though she holds a solid lead on the issue of whom voters trust on foreign policy.
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In eight years, Reagan had four chiefs, three of whom made significant contributions to the success of his presidency, and one of whom almost brought it down.
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It penalizes a person's right to choose to marry whom they want, live with whom they want, and it disproportionately impacts junior enlisted service members and women.
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The same is true of investors, some of whom may decide that Hampton Creek has been treated unfairly, and some of whom may be harder to convince.
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There were two groups of people in my life: those from whom I'd conceal my use, and those from whom I'd conceal how much I was using.
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But with its 2016 membership invitations, the Academy added 683 new members, 46 percent of whom were women and 41 percent of whom were people of color.
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What I ate (pork in Pakistan, beef in India), whom I slept with, what substances I consumed and, in my case, whom I married, was privileged information.
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Their working-parent juggle endeared them to their subjects, three of whom are mothers in their 40s and all of whom went without as they campaigned, too.
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If we know this, we can give better advice: whom to tell to become "semi-hermits," and whom to test even if they are only mildly ill.
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It has divided artists — some of whom have chosen to boycott the state, and others of whom have chosen to appear there to speak out against it.
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Do you agree with the author that a close friend is someone with whom you are intimate and vulnerable, someone with whom you can really be you?
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In March 20173, Gizem Olgun was murdered by her ex-husband, to whom she had been married for eight years and with whom she had a son.
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It should also support those women, half of whom live in poverty, who have an abortion for financial reasons, and many of whom would prefer not to.
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THREE OF WHOM WILL BE APPOINTED BY FTR AND TWO OF WHOM WILL BE APPOINTED BY NORDIC MINES Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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That was almost the exact inverse of the view among Democratic voters, 85033 percent of whom favored beginning impeachment proceedings and 29 percent of whom were opposed.
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"I feel that way about President Obama, with whom I disagreed with philosophically, and President Trump, with whom I disagree stylistically," he told me in our interview.
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Based on the standards that Twitter has revealed through whom it censures and whom it lets go free, it's easy to imagine that platform's standards are similar.
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Many other young men (some of whom immigrated at a young age themselves, others of whom are second-generation Americans) have been brought up on similar charges.
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Indeed, the only Republican senator on the ballot in 2018 whom Bannon wants to return is Ted Cruz, whom he's deemed sufficiently anti-leadership and anti-establishment.
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The couple was surrounded by Murphy's other children: oldest son Eric, 29 (whom he shares with Paulette McNeely), son Christian, 28 (whom he shares with Tamara Hood), 11-year-old daughter Angel Iris (whom he shares with former Spice Girl Mel B), and daughters Bella Zahra, 16, Zola Ivy, 19, Shayne Audra, 24, and Bria and 26-year-old son Miles Mitchell (whom he shares with ex-wife Nicole Mitchell Murphy).
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There was no burgeoning group of neo-Nazis at Baraboo High School, he said, just a group of stupid teenagers, some of whom were good people, some of whom were, as Zolper later put it to me, "insensitive bastards," and a small number of whom were, yes, outright racists.
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But every so often, the show comes up with an episode like "Vietnam" and an image like that of a room full of babies, none of whom asked to be born, none of whom will later ask to die, but all of whom will be required to do both.
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Among them were the economist John Maynard Keynes, the art critic Roger Fry, the biographer Lytton Strachey and, most importantly, Grant, the painter with whom Vanessa Bell fell in love, with whom she had a daughter, Angelica, and with whom she lived at Charleston until her death in 443.
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Overall, Clinton lost five electors from states she won — three of whom instead cast their votes for former Secretary of State Colin Powell, one of whom voted for Bernie Sanders, and the other of whom voted for Faith Spotted Eagle, an activist involved in protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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The pair never married or lived together, but they raised three children: Moses, whom Farrow had adopted after her divorce from composer André Previn and whom Allen adopted in December 1991; Dylan, whom Farrow adopted in 1985 and Allen also adopted in December 1991; and Satchel, born in 1987.
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"People matter, and caring about the human being with whom we serve — and whom we serve — must be the soul of any institution worth its salt," he wrote.
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He looked like an incredibly formidable candidate overall — like someone whom Republicans who want to win should seriously consider nominating, and whom Democrats should be very afraid of.
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As Donald Trump considers whom to appoint to head FEMA, he should look for a pro, not a political appointee whom he might want to reward for loyalty.
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They co-opted experts—known in France as the aupres du tribunal—who could guarantee a work's authenticity, knowing whom they could bribe and whom they could fool.
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Today their channel has more than 300,000 subscribers, 80% of whom are from India, and 20% of whom are Indians living mostly in Canada, Dan told BuzzFeed News.
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Around 800,000 people — roughly half of whom are furloughed, half of whom are deemed essential and must work without pay — missed their first paycheck since the shutdown began.
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Evans is also mom to 8-year-old son Jace, whom she shares with ex Andrew Lewis, and 21-month-old daughter Ensley, whom she shares with Eason.
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Why it matters: Depression affects nearly 20% of Americans — 80% of whom will endure a relapse after remission and 30% of whom will have treatment-resistant depression (TRD).
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That's the oligarch whom Manafort wanted to privately brief and with whom he seems to have surreptitiously communicated, through an intermediary, while he chaired Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
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She's one of three female astronauts whom McNitt singled out for her short film, and whom Google, which collaborated on the film, is honoring today, National Space Day.
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The high school is populated by Cliffside Park residents, 29 percent of whom identify as Hispanic or Latino and Fairview residents, 54 percent of whom claim Latin roots.
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We cannot and will not tolerate prejudicial treatment of those with whom we disagree, any more than we would tolerate such treatment of those with whom we agree.
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The Prison Policy Initiative concluded that "we need a far more expansive view of how our criminal justice system works, whom it hurts, and whom it really serves."
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But both are appealing veep picks for any of the top four candidates still in the race -- all of whom are white and three of whom are septuagenarians.
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Without the jolly, kindhearted Tom, whom Nadine adored, as a buffer, she has no protection from her lonely, frazzled mother, Mona (Kyra Sedgwick), with whom she continually clashes.
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And like, plot twists and plot points and who is related to whom and who is going to sleep with whom next aside — not a big deal. Whatever.
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The six executives -- five of whom are US citizens and one of whom is a legal permanent resident -- were arrested and detained on corruption charges in November 2017.
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Church is the significant other with whom you spend weekends and evenings, the boyfriend whose friends become your friends, the girlfriend with whom you share all your dreams.
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They were in town to spend Thanksgiving with their son and their daughter-in-law, whom they had not met before and of whom they did not approve.
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"So now he was compelled to use these people whom he liked as you should use troops toward whom you have no feeling at all," the man reflects.
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She was a friendly, plain-spoken Lancashire woman, animated on the subject of the Labour Party leader, Jeremy Corbyn, (whom she despised) and her husband (whom she adored).
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It is hard not to fall in love with Virginia Woolf's love for Vita Sackville-West, on whom Orlando is modeled and to whom the book is dedicated.
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As Ms. Butler spoke, Kimberly Ballinger, with whom Mr. Gurley had lived in the Red Hook section of Brooklyn and with whom he was raising two children, looked away.
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This evening your focus turns to your social life, as you sort out whom you want to work things out with—and whom you want to say goodbye to.
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Which means that by default, non-Jews — such as Palestinian citizens of Israel, some of whom are Muslim and some of whom are Christian — don't have that same right.
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Fourth, given what appears to be the President-elect's operating style -- strong and willful -- what may well be required are individuals whom he respects, and whom he cannot intimidate.
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It signals whom we consider a leader and whom we do not; who is a rising star in her field and who is there to only support or assist.
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Throughout her journey, she shares the cake with residents of the community — some of whom are real people in their natural surroundings and others of whom are professional actors.
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That faculty, some of whom teach every seminar and some of whom rotate in, includes Sherwin Bitsui, Santee Frazier, Joan Naviyuk Kane, Ismet Prcic, Pam Houston, and Lidia Yuknavitch.
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That said, always better to use a "who" where a "whom" might be considered correct than to use a "whom" where a simple "who" is all that's called for.
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Lowry is already mom to Isaac Elliot, 7, whom she shares with ex-boyfriend Joe Rivera, and son Lincoln Marshall, 3, whom she shares with ex-husband Javi Marroquin.
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You are an aberration and abomination who is willing to do and say anything — no matter whom it aligns you with and whom it hurts — to satisfy your ambitions.
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These individuals, many of whom proudly identify as trolls themselves, have developed a strong affinity for Trump, whom they characterize as one of the most skillful trolls in existence.
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" After briefly praising Mueller, Trump then turned to the subject of his adversaries, whom he did not name but whom he accused of doing "treasonous things against our country.
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Lowry is already parents to Isaac Elliot, 7 (whom she shares with ex-boyfriend Jo Rivera) and son Lincoln Marshall, 3 (whom she shares with ex-husband Javi Marroquin).
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Sophie Richardson, China director for Human Rights Watch, said government leaders were increasingly acquiescing to China's efforts to influence whom they met and whom they allowed into their countries.
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No matter what the women -- none of whom know each other and virtually every one of whom has put their names to the accusations they made against Moore -- say.
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I feel that my friend is effectively jettisoning our eight-year friendship for this woman whom she barely knows but whom she saw be so openly hostile to me.
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So when we think about the coronavirus — whom we need to listen to, whom we must protect and who will protect us — remember the domestic and direct care workers.
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Ratified in a referendum in May 266, it helped end decades of violence between Republicans — the majority of whom were Catholics — and Unionists — the majority of whom were Protestants.
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Ratified in a referendum in May 1998, it helped end decades of violence between Republicans — the majority of whom were Catholics — and Unionists — the majority of whom were Protestants.
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Ghosting is the act of cutting off all communication with a person whom you do not have any romantic feelings for — or whom you no longer have feelings for.
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The highest percentage of these were black Protestants, 28 percent of whom heard clergy support for Hillary Clinton and about 20 percent of whom heard ministers oppose Donald Trump.
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Manjarrez said that when he recruited in 2007 throughout the Midwest, his outreach efforts reached about 100,20083 people — 100 of whom completed the application, 22 of whom were hired.
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Replace Trump with likely second-place finisher Ted Cruz, whom GOP elites also hate and whom is also considered highly likely to lose the general election in a landslide?
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He was Philip Rieff, a twenty-nine-year-old professor of sociology, for whom she worked as a research assistant, and to whom she stayed married for eight years.
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Their marriage had already strained to accommodate another person, someone whom Elizabeth would meet while Daniel was at work, whom she texted in the car while her husband drove.
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"My admiration for Donald Trump, with whom I share so many ideas and whom I enthusiastically supported during the campaign, has not changed one millimeter," said Mr. Figueiredo Filho.
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Indeed, China is negotiating a free-trade agreement with Israel, for whom it is building major ports and from whom it has managed to acquire sensitive U.S. military technology.
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I worked as an administrator in a pre-K-through-8 school in a community of immigrants, many of whom were undocumented, and all of whom were very poor.
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As a sort of thank-you to all of those whom I have written about, and those whom I have written for, here are 210 of those jewels: 22015.
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You are an aberration and abomination who is willing to do and say anything — no matter whom it aligns you with and whom it hurts — to satisfy your ambitions.
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Before the show, I talked with a number of attendees, nearly all of whom had heard about the allegation against Ansari, and most of whom hoped he'd address it.
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" Jennings continued to ask for access to all relevant documents and a "specific timeline of what was alleged by whom, to whom, and just when such allegation was lodged.
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The highest percentage of these were black Protestants, 23 percent of whom heard clergy support for Hillary Clinton and about 20 percent of whom heard ministers oppose Donald Trump.
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When — and starring whom — we don't quite know.
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As the CEO of a service with 603 million users, Systrom recognizes that he's something like the benevolent dictator of a country more than twice the size of the US. The choices he makes affect the lives of all his users—some of whom are insecure teens, some of whom are well-adjusted adults, some of whom are advertisers, and some of whom are pop singers dealing with an infestation of snakes.
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The altercation left seven people shot, one of whom claimed he was struck by a responding officer and none of whom had, as of publication, been identified as suspected shooters.
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But throughout the speech, as throughout his campaign, it also becomes clear that Trump's definition of the people is as important for whom it excludes as for whom it includes.
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He said that hurts Epstein's accusers, the "vast majority" of whom have expressed interest in participating in a fund to compensate them, and none of whom is represented by George.
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I wouldn't be surprised if there is someone, somewhere whom Clinton met with whom she wouldn't have met with had that person not been a Clinton donor of some kind.
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As Cersei implies, it was taught to him by Ned Stark, whom he considers his father, and whom he reveres more than anyone else in the Game of Thrones story.
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The class differences between the feline characters reflect the divide between Potter and Norman Warne, the man with whom she fell in love but of whom her privileged family disapproved.
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However, there are other versions of Eve, all of whom, apparently, have their own roles — like Secretary Eve, whom HBIC Eve can't bring herself to inform can't type for shit.
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The socialist Left party, too, is torn between metropolitan voters, among whom it gained support at the election, and nativist ones, mostly in the east, some of whom deserted it.
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After he was divorced from his first wife, with whom he has five children, in 2008, he started dating celebrities (including actress Talulah Riley, whom he married and divorced twice).
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The House version of the bill, HR 85033, enjoys 64 cosponsors, 30 of whom are Republicans, while the Senate version, S 1407, has seven cosponsors, four of whom are Democrats.
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The respondents, some of whom are commercial beekeepers and some of whom are hobbyists, manage more than 15 percent of the roughly 2.65 million managed honey bee hives in America.
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Within a year or two, Augustine had settled down with a woman with whom he lived and to whom, in his account, he was faithful for the next fourteen years.
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Diana abruptly left her adoring, hugely rich young husband, the brewing heir Bryan Guinness, whom she had defied her parents to marry and with whom she had two small children.
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His statement caused a stir because, if true, it would mark a significant setback for Maduro, whom Washington is keen to dislodge and whom the Kremlin has steadfastly stood by.
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Business Insider spoke to two people — one of whom attended as a guest, one of whom attended as a WeWork member — who went to Rock the Boat parties in 2019.
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Instead, he is a complex figure whom the right cannot count on to be a Trumpland hero and whom the left cannot dismiss as nothing more than a political hack.
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In the AIBA study, Charles Butler, the chairman of the association's medical commission, studied 15,000 boxers, half of whom had competed with headgear and half of whom had competed without.
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The White House accused Maduro's government on Wednesday of involvement in the death of a jailed Venezuelan politician whom authorities say killed himself but whom opposition parties say was murdered.
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On one side are veteran Democrats like Representatives Eliot L. Engel, Nita M. Lowey and Jerrold Nadler — all of whom lead major House committees and all of whom are Jewish.
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Mr. Trump's sudden embrace of politicians whom Republicans have spent years vilifying — especially Ms. Pelosi, whom Republicans have made into an avatar for the liberal, coastal elite — also sowed confusion.
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Conservative religious individuals and organizations have objected for years to nondiscrimination laws that have affected whom they can hire and fire, whom they can serve and how they can operate.
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Let me count the ways by examining the population with whom I have worked since 2900, the Ch'orti' Maya, two of whom died on the border in the past year.
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Pro-Brexit Labour lawmakers who defy their party leadership are likely to encounter the wrath of their activists, most of whom oppose Brexit and all of whom oppose Mr. Johnson.
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But he was evidently assiduous in his courtship of Susie, whom he married when he was a college senior, and whom he credits with leading him to take faith seriously.
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His staff of 15, whom he refers to as "cyber troops", in turn have subcontractors, throughout Indonesia, many of whom are unaware of the ultimate identity of clients, he said.
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Corker is typically one of the more thoughtful and relatively candid voices on Trump, with whom he has had ups and downs but to whom he has essentially been encouraging.
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Caballero lives in Frisco, Texas, and oversees a team of more than 22 people, some of whom work remotely and some of whom work from the office in Addison, Texas.
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"13 Reasons Why," on the other hand, portrays suicide as the ultimate way to punish those at whom you are mad or by whom you feel you have been wronged.
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Among the prominent attendees was Matteo Renzi, the former prime minister of Italy, with whom Mr. Obama has developed a rapport and whom he mentioned several times, calling him Matteo.
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Among them was Susan Gilbert, with whom she had forged a tight emotional and intellectual bond, and whom she relied on as a first reader and editor of her poetry.
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There are also more than two dozen underground bishops, many of whom are viewed with suspicion by the government and a few of whom are believed to be in prison.
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" Still, the interview exposed an intense feud between Scaramucci, whom Trump named communications director last week, and other White House officials, particularly Priebus, whom he called "a f------ paranoid schizophrenic.
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Wherever you are reading this, I hope you will lift your voice in the effort to create a United States defined by whom it welcomes, not by whom it expels.
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The remaining five (four of whom were from Asian countries whose cuisine had been adapted, and one of whom was Vietnamese-American) all had some degree of problem with it.
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For example, the Company has adopted ethical sourcing guidelines ("Guidelines"), which apply to vendors from whom WarnerMedia purchases directly and to whom the Company's subsidiaries license images, brands and characters.
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This brings to mind Jessica Rabbit, the bodacious femme fatale in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" who purrs "I'm just drawn that way" — yeah, but by whom, for whom and why?
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Carried out in Italy, where chili is a common ingredient, the study compared the risk of death among 23,000 people, some of whom ate chili and some of whom didn't.
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And on the other side of the check-in table are voters, some very small fraction of whom attempt to cheat, and an even smaller fraction of whom probably succeed.
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Here, in pipestems, beads and pottery, the lives not only of the Dutch settlers, but of the natives with whom they traded, and on whom they relied, are laid bare.
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Until recently, the Sackler family — some of whom work at Purdue and some of whom spend their share of the Purdue fortune elsewhere — mostly avoided the firestorm over Purdue's conduct.
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So the states in this case agree that President Obama (and the rest of the executive branch) have the latitude to choose whom to deport and whom not to deport.
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" Grande's Hannah Lux Davis-directed visual begins with the singer writing in her Burn Book-inspired journal as she talks about her famous exes Big Sean, whom she described as "so sweet," Ricky Alvarez, whom she called a "great dancer," and Pete Davidson, to whom she issued a cheeky apology: "Sry I dipped.
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Consider Madison Bumgarner, Santiago Casilla, Matt Cain, Sergio Romo, and Buster Posey, all of whom have been with the team since 2010, all of whom are still performing at high levels, and none of whom—save Casilla—have played a day of major league baseball as anything but a San Francisco Giant.
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In addition to Maddox, 15, whom she adopted in Cambodia in 2002, the couple are parents to Zahara, 11, from Ethiopia; Shiloh, to whom she gave birth in Namibia in 2006; Pax, 12, adopted in Vietnam; and the twins Vivienne and Knox, 0003, to whom Ms. Jolie Pitt gave birth in 2008.
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On the runway, Ru introduced the guest judges Andrew Rannells, whom I see seemingly every time I attend an authorized musical, and Billy Eichner, whom I see has lost some weight and for whom I would very much like to write someday and did I mention that he looks like he's lost weight?
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In Los Angeles, I had a cozy little group of friends, most of whom I'd known since childhood, and a wonderful, supportive boyfriend whom I'd been with for almost as long.
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Beforehand, about 4 million cases of the virus would appear annually in the U.S., more than 10,000 of whom would be hospitalized and between 100 and 150 of whom would die.
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Last year, Salinas endured its highest number of gun homicides in history: 103 shooting victims, 31 of whom were killed, and almost half of whom were 24 years old or younger.
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As president the former reality TV star has continued to demonstrate that what a Republican does matters less than whom they are for, or more important still, whom they are against.
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Beforehand, about 23 million cases of the virus would appear annually in the U.S., more than 10,000 of whom would be hospitalized and between 100 and 150 of whom would die.
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That decision alarmed opponents of abortion, some of whom were already wary of Trump's second high court nominee, whom they saw as more moderate than other judges on the president's shortlist.
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But while the logs detail precisely when comments were submitted and by whom, they do not contain the actual comments themselves, nor the names of the individuals to whom they're attributed.
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I met Lisa when a friend set us up to drive together to Summerfest in Milwaukee where Sparks, whom I loved, and R.E.M., whom she loved, were playing the same night.
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For the book, he interviewed some of John's closest friends, some of whom have never spoken before, including Michael Berman, with whom John founded the wave-making George magazine in 1995.
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All this tortures Indians, for whom China is the biggest source of imports and third-biggest export market, but barely troubles China, for whom India is a second-tier trade partner.
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Then, in what you might call a twist, the viewers of the skit are asked whom they perceive to be the group's leader and with whom they'd personally prefer to work.
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Ms Simmons, whom Mr Leissner met on a flight between Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur, has tweeted pictures of herself with Mr Najib's wife, Rosmah, whom she described as "my friend".
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Ever since Mr Corbyn became leader last September there has been tension between Labour MPs, most of whom consider him unelectably left-wing, and party members, many of whom adore him.
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They discussed the morbid etiquette of whom you tell about the accident and whom you allow to remain ignorant, and the impulse to game out, pointlessly, alternate versions of the past.
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The war also fueled what is now an enduring divide between Colombia's farmers, whom the FARC swore to protect, and its city dwellers, whom the rebels terrorized with kidnappings and killings.
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On a comparable basis, the Apple Music service has 48 million subscribers, 40 million of whom are paying subscribers and 8 million of whom are on a free trial, Apple said.
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It's a television family drama featuring trans teens, queer relationships, foster care families, and an interracial lesbian couple, one of whom is a cop (!) the other of whom is a teacher.
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The decision-making of deep-learning A.I.s is a "black box"; after an algorithm chooses whom to hire or whom to parole, say, it can't lay out its reasoning for us.
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Turkey invaded northeastern Syria with the aim of ridding it of the People's Protection Units — Kurdish forces whom Erdogan sees as terrorists, but with whom the US partnered to fight ISIS.
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And the just-announced class of new Academy members for 2017 contains a record 774 people, 39 percent of whom are female and 30 percent of whom are people of color.
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The question would be whether he did so at the behest of, or to benefit, Ukrainian officials with whom he worked, some of whom had been intensely critical of Ms. Yovanovitch.
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Patton Oswalt stars in the movie as Matt Freehauf — a former high school peer whom Gary bumps into when she's back in her old hometown, and whom she barely even remembers.
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He has raised about $390,000 in contributions, coming in a distant third after Mr. de Blasio (whom he calls "Big Bird") and Mr. Massey (whom he has described as "Melba toast").
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There would also have been works by the Sophists, whom Plato loathed, and possibly the widely read works of the atomists, like Democritus, whom Plato completely ignored, possibly out of envy.
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Instead, Duff's baby girl — whom she welcomed on Oct.
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Ralph Norman — both of whom have advocated for Gallagher.
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We know which candidates go where -- and with whom!
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Someone whom I love & treat like a little sister.
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Rachel Weisz — with whom Nyong'o had a recent reunion.
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Pelosi declined to say whom she'll endorse — or when.
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Should I report this — and if so, to whom?
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George Mitchell -- all of whom have denied any wrongdoing.
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" He did not say whom he meant by "they.
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SHANGHAI — In China, it's all about whom you owe.
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" Another put it more succinctly: "Bless those whom help!
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They're a member of the family … whom you're paying.
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John Dingell — whom the president suggested was in hell.
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Butcher held their newborn son as the couple was surrounded by his older children, oldest son Eric, 30 (whom he shares with Paulette McNeely), son Christian, 28 (whom he shares with Tamara Hood), 12-year-old daughter Angel Iris (whom he shares with former Spice Girl Mel B) and daughters Bella Zahra, 17, Zola Ivy, 19, Shayne Audra, 24, and Bria and 26-year-old son Miles Mitchell (whom he shares with ex-wife Nicole Mitchell Murphy).
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If you had the opportunity to have workers who were overeducated, underpaid and highly experienced, whom you could dump all the menial tasks you didn't want to do on, whom you could get to clean up all the problems, and whom you could create a second class out of, wouldn't you want them to stay?
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By comparison, President Trump has a stronghold on white Evangelical Christian voters, 79% of whom approve of his job as president and 80% of whom voted for a Republican in the midterms.
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The expectation has not always been met, especially for childless adults, whom Medicaid largely did not cover until the Affordable Care Act, and whom non-expansion states still don't offer coverage to.
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Hudson is also mom to 6-month-old daughter Rani Rose, whom she shares with boyfriend Danny Fujikawa, and son Bingham "Bing" Hawn, 7½, whom she shares with ex-fiancé Matt Bellamy.
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There he'd be, smiling up at me, with people from his life whom I'd met and loved, themselves now among my Facebook friends with whom I feel a genuine if tenuous connection.
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Landlords serve to remind you that the world is made up of two kinds of people: those for whom a home is a liquid asset, and those for whom it's an abstraction.
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" Auden — whom Amichai first read as a soldier stationed in Egypt during World War II, whom he admired and came to count among his friends — famously wrote that "poetry makes nothing happen.
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On the other hand, I received hundreds of messages on Facebook from women and men, some of whom I knew, but most of whom I didn't, with really beautiful messages of gratitude.
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Several times a week during their residency, artists meet with visitors, some of whom are hopeful residents, the majority of whom are schoolchildren and adults on public tours of the recycling facility.
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Currently, The Plunge has four in-house staff writers, all of whom are male, and 17 freelancers, about half of whom are women, and it conducts focus-group research that includes brides.
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"I believe as the good book says to whom much has been given from whom much is expected in return," Rauner said at a news conference when asked about his tax returns.
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That number is even higher for transgender and gender-nonbinary youth, 54 percent of whom have seriously considered suicide in that same time frame, and 29 percent of whom have attempted it.
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Cuba also objected to U.S. support for its political dissidents, whom some Americans consider champions of human rights but whom the Cuban government views as an unrepresentative minority funded by U.S. interests.
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A thirty-year-old conducting a thought experiment about twins, one of whom is launched into space at birth and one of whom remains behind, can illuminate the workings of the universe.
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His host was a woman named Valerie, whom his mother had befriended in 1955 through a postwar exchange program and to whom all three Tillmans children were sent to practice their English.
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I was in the habit then (as I still am today) of finding, in each book I read, the fictional character with whom I identified — the one with whom I would travel.
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"We'd like nothing better than to have a government in place in Libya whom we could work with and from whom we would gain consent for engaging militarily in Libya," Clapper said.
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I thought maybe he didn't know what he was doing, and later didn't remember (an idea the men in my life whom I've told, and whom I love and trust, have dismissed).
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She elaborated: There are people for whom these issues are important, but for whom there's no position a Democrat could take that would make them decide not to vote for that Democrat.
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The act of performance art, he says, is meant to honor the hardships of both the convicts whom the British brought to Tasmania, and the Indigenous people whom the British slaughtered there.
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He sent in his stead not his wife, Agnes, but a woman with whom he had lately grown obsessed and for whom he would soon abandon Agnes — the glamorous actress Carlotta Monterey.
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Beginning in 2015, Avenatti executed a scheme to defraud five clients, according to the indictment, one of whom was a paraplegic from whom Avenatti allegedly withheld a settlement payment of $4 million.
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"We'll look at the choices you've made and match you with a mix of people, some of whom have made the same choices, some of whom have made different choices," Mehta says.
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Analysts use the system to scrutinize patterns of messages — both whom a target has contacted, and whom those contacts have in turn communicated with — to hunt for hidden associates of terrorism suspects.
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"The party leadership will have to look at this crop of freshmen members coming in, many of whom have rejected corporate PAC money, many of whom have taken some of the boldest stances on immigration and immigrant justice, many of whom have made racial justice central to their campaigns," Urbina said in a phone interview on Wednesday.
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While you participate in ceremonies to mark the end of one brutal war, many may think of your battle at home against the media (whom you've called the enemy of the people), immigrants (whom you've said are invading the US), and Democrats (whom you threatened just minutes after expressing interest in working together after the midterm elections).
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The 85033-page document not only provides names and rank of the accused, it also reveals in stunning detail how they operated: when they started, whom they targeted, what phony names they used, what information was gathered, whom they conspired with, how they paid for it and when and to whom their stolen findings were released.
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But so, it turns out, have the members of the Trump caucus, two of whom have been charged by authorities with breaking the law this summer, one of whom had to withdraw from a nomination to be the nation's drug czar early in Trump's presidency and one of whom is the President's biggest punching bag in his own Cabinet.
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More specifically, the lesbian who's not a lesbian — she picked up the appellation in high school, converting an insult into an identity — walks into a bar and instantly becomes the object of obsession to a clutch of characters, most of whom desire her, some of whom scorn her, all of whom cannot stop blabbering about her.
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Ahmed Hussein, a refugee father of nine children, one of whom died and five of whom are handicapped, said he and other refugees lacked access to basic treatment and could not find jobs.
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Four years after first opening his Instagram account, Peralta has developed an exceptional following, with more than 231,22016 fans, many of whom are Dominican and more than 24 percent of whom are female.
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These two women, neither of whom has a strong sense of self, neither of whom is in a place to be in any form of a relationship with anybody, have difficulty navigating this.
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The poll showed the SPD's new leader, Martin Schulz, had made a good impression with voters, 67 percent of whom said he was likeable and 66 percent of whom said he was competent.
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The company has launched its debut cohort with 21 students, 100 percent of whom are already in job interviews and 40 percent of whom have already secured new careers in the tech industry.
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Ultimately there has to be some convergence between not only the US and Russia, without whom no deal can be reached -- but also among regional powers, without whom no deal can be sustained.
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For our purposes, any candidate for whom more than 30% of voters think will beat Trump or for whom less than 37% think will lose to Trump is over-performing Democratic voters' expectations.
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One of six children—several of whom have never left Eldorado—Bolsonaro did not get along with his father, whom he has described as a heavy drinker who inspired discord in the family.
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But, more importantly, the US criminal process teaches us that the system only works if we defend those whom we perceive as guilty, as vigorously as those whom we perceive to be innocent.
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Divorced from her husband, whom she followed to France and with whom she is still friendly, Fatima (Soria Zeroual) is a 44-year-old North African woman raising two teenage girls in Lyon.
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Three of the six — five of whom are white and all but one of whom are male — agreed to a request by Variety to speak on the record about the industry's diversity problem.
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Ms. Golden is known for a zealous development of artists, many of whom have become world renowned, including Kehinde Wiley, Njideka Akunyili Crosby and Glenn Ligon, with whom Ms. Golden talks every day.
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Jane becomes Josephine; Michael Cordero, the man whom Jane married before his untimely death, is Martin; and Rafael, the father of Jane's child, with whom Jane has a brief romance, becomes Rake Solvino.
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His closest associates have come from the hired staff of his Anti-Corruption Foundation, people to whom he pays a salary and for whom he will always be a boss, not a partner.
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The source of much of the tension is Bryn (Meredith Hagner), a singer whom Jason adds to the tour on a whim and whom both men view as a piece of sexual property.
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When you're with a group of people — some of whom are your friends and some of whom might be acquaintances — it's easy to just stick to talking to the people you're closest with.
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After many years as a line cook, at up-and-comers like Rebelle and Gwynett St., Welle takes pride in her staff, most of whom are friends, and all of whom are women.
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But given the awards' exclusionary history, maybe the strongest rejoinders to the political arguments of the day — over whom to let into the country, and to whom the culture belongs — were the winners.
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I suspect they made the right calls with Allred and Jones, neither of whom was anointed by the party and both of whom faced primary opponents with more money and with powerful connections.
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And word is, Trump will continue to embrace his "Apprentice" persona and fire national security adviser H.R. McMaster, whom he's clashed with, and Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin, whom he's reportedly irritated with.
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The friends said the child, whom they identified as Shreejan Panthee, and his mother, whom they identified as Mina Panthee, were on their way to the boy's school when the truck hit them.
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Researchers studied a family in the Chinese city of Shenzhen, five of whom had traveled to Wuhan and two of whom had come in contact with an infected relative in a hospital there.
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It's full of lovely appreciations (including two that we wrote) of important people, some of whom are famous, some of whom are barely known but nonetheless made an impact, perhaps even on you.
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Hassan is facing off with his wife Allison Huynh, from whom he is separated, and with whom he is in the middle of one of the longest-running divorce battles in Silicon Valley.
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The leader of the free world was decided by about 110,21625 voters in rural Pennsylvania, Ohio and Wisconsin, whom nobody had seen at the polls in years and whom no pollster considered significant.
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"Commercial firms across industries, including major employers like Unilever, Goldman Sachs, and Target, are integrating predictive technologies into the process of selecting whom they hire, and whom they fire," the report's authors write.
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Meanwhile, the high costs of child care for families don't translate to high wages for child care workers, most of whom are women and about 0003 percent of whom are women of color.
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Scott Simpson, the attorney for the woman with whom Greitens had an affair and for whom he faces the possible invasion of privacy charge, said his client hopes to move past the scandal.
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The father was Clabe Smith, whom she had been dating.
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Even with Eleven, whom she calls Jane, Kali is manipulative.
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The characters, most of whom are kids, are refreshingly authentic.
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Which intent is primary depends on whom you talk to.
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The problem with this lies in determining who's citing whom.
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Doug Jones, to whom he lost a 2017 special election.
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Of course, that all depends on whom, exactly, you're following.
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Video The charges prompted some Democrats -- among whom included Sens.
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Talk (and listen) to someone with whom you don't agree.
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Whom are we supposed to sympathize with on Doctor Who?
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Many of whom took to Twitter to voice their concerns.
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Unless Blake is the bad boy of whom she speaks?
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But whom are they for, and what do they accomplish?
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The demonstrators included children, some of whom brought handwritten signs.
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A husband whom she married at 16 later beat her.
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Meanwhile, Bryan, whom I dislike, has a talk with Rachel.
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Trump then nominated Justice Neil Gorsuch, whom the Senate confirmed.
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Those for whom ransoms are not paid are often decapitated.
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Fields – whom Ali met during a recent trip to Utah.
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He has a girlfriend to whom he's about to propose.
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For to those whom much is given, much is expected.
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But is there a moderate around whom voters can coalesce?
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But it was Sanders whom attendees chased outside the ballroom.
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Jared (whom we hadn't seen since Season 1!) pops up.
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He demands one too and asks whom she would date.
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Joe Manchin, whom many national Republicans would love to unseat.
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He changes his presentation depending on whom he's speaking to.
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Whom they talk to, from where, and what they say.
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Tell us whom you think Hillary should and shouldn't pick.
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Where do you feel like you belong, and with whom?
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Gendry recognizes Beric and Thoros, whom he does not like.
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It's just about whom Becca chooses to hone in on.
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Whom do you trust if you don't trust your grandmother?
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Bernie Sanders, whom the group endorsed in 2016, and Sen.
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This was someone for whom this was just so real.
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Proud parents love sharing what — and whom — they're proud of.
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Nor is it just immigrants whom these raids make nervous.
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I wholeheartedly support you skeptics with whom I cautiously disagree.
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All of whom are intriguing for one reason or another.
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Two other people were later poisoned, one of whom died.
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"Turkey needs a partner whom it can trust," he says.
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It has involved six doctors, five of whom advised surgery.
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That included two whom police discovered in town Wednesday night.
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Young, minority state legislators, and candidates like Garcia, whom Sen.
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Klump (Robyn Ross) whom everyone learned was the true assailant.
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Bondi, whom Johnson said was a witness, said the opposite.
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It waxes and wanes depending on whom I'm talking to.
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Judd is a white person whom Angela loved and trusted.
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For more information on A World Without "Whom", click here.
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To whom much has been given, much will be expected.
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Polls showed that Americans were divided over whom to believe.
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There are now 32, 18 of whom are Tory MPs.
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Lamas also has three daughters with whom Tiny was close.
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Everyone has the right to love whom ever they choose.
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He is survived by Carli, whom he married in December.
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Sometimes, even her good friends, whom she had for years.
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I think everyone no matter whom, could use hearing this.
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Former FBI and Justice Department officials, whom he called "scum."
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Nureyev turns on the man, whom he accuses of talking.
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In the Trump administration, it's anyone's guess whom to believe.
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Now the question is: with whom will the CDU govern?
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Someone for whom the world was yet untasted and untrodden.
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Be thoughtful about what you're sharing, why, and with whom.
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The remainder said they did not know whom to believe.
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It is impossible to know whom he was referring to.
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That's a good way to put it — passion for whom?
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If his plans falter, Saudis will know whom to blame.
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P22019P lenders, he says, serve small borrowers, whom banks ignore.
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Batman, whom she teams up with in the Justice League.
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Of the four congresswoman whom Trump attacked, just one, Rep.
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Why save for someone to whom you don't feel connected?
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I'm going to vote, but I don't know for whom.
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The case, as it were, is getting stronger against whom.
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Wray would succeed James Comey, whom Trump fired in May.
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It's how we do it, for whom, and how swiftly.
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Unlike the men and women for whom violence is everyday
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Rousseff, whom the lower house of Congress on Sunday voted
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Elizabeth Warren, whom he decried as "Pocahontas," or Vermont Sen.
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Bernie Sanders, whom he flatly deemed "crazy," as his opponent.
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Soldiers opened fire on protesters, some of whom were rioting.
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I watched with eager curiosity, wondering whom he would pick.
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Whom that might be is still up in the air.
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The next hometown date is with Bryan, whom I dislike.
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So did foreigners, some of whom also were taken hostage.
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They are competent, moderate nominees whom both Pennsylvania members support.
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There are 16 candidates total, 11 of whom are Republicans.
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In the meantime, to whom are the best resources allocated?
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BlackRock's board includes 17 members, four of whom are women.
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Talented people, with whom I had an excellent working relationship.
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The four victims were women, one of whom was transgender.
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He suggested Tork, with whom he shared a striking resemblance.
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Everyone wants to know whom the investigation will target next.
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He lives in Manhattan with his family, whom he neglects.
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The question Tichy asks is: For whom is Beyond Streaming?
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She later married a woman, whom she now lives with.
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Ask your kid: Whom do you think won, and why?
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Tyler is survived by Carli, whom he married in December.
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What will be the rules and whom will they serve?
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Unfortunately, she wouldn't reveal with whom the company is partnering.
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And if you can't trust them, whom can you trust?
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Chris Christie, all of whom attracted less than 3 percent.
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Begging the question: to whom and where does Kabakov belong?
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You could say it's submissive, but to what or whom?
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Find journalists with whom you can work and build bridges.
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This resulted in Charlotte, whom Ted only knew as Charles.
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And so, apparently, is Pope Francis, whom Trump also insulted.
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I forget who's dating whom, but it doesn't matter anymore.
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I'm saddened for his kids whom he adored beyond words.
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However, some gossip is interesting no matter whom it's about.
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But it raises the question: What future and for whom?
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"For Whom the Bell Tolls," by Hemingway, is also indispensable.
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It does not mention Mr. McGreevey, with whom he did.
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And that's why I have little doubt about whom Sen.
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Voice structures who did what to whom in a sentence.
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To whom does this apply, in one way or another?
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Rand Paul, whom the two met with, according to Johnson.
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Someone with whom my family once shared a Passover meal?
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We need to know what is working and for whom.
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Kaitlyn was among the unlucky few for whom it didn't.
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Fiorina was also reminiscent of a candidate whom he revered.
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Russ Feingold (D), whom he had beaten six years earlier.
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Most of the traders whom she works with are men.
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Amri, whom Italian police shot dead in Milan on Dec.
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Eight people died, four of whom were the terrorists themselves.
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Vitalik, whom I've never met, I'm guessing is a 9.2.
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But can he deal with Djokovic, whom he is chasing?
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Bruce, whom the Mets acquired from the Reds on Aug.
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The colonel, whom they did not name, remains under investigation.
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So just who is terrorizing whom in the U.S. today?
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Maureen Dowd To Whom It May Concern: Trump is sorry.
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That's worse than millennials, 37% of whom said the same.
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The institute notified subjects for whom it had contact information.
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Men for whom truth is mutable, expertise to be shunned.
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He has a sister, Letitia, to whom he is close.
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This is a man with whom we can do business.
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Mike Pence of Indiana, with whom he campaigned on Tuesday.
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Baron said he can't remember who hung up on whom.
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The lawmaker, whom Comstock did not name, remains in office.
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Hours later Teigen, whom Trump blocked on Twitter, snapped back.
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So, whom does he see himself voting for in November?
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It was Ivanka with whom he discussed tennis and golf.
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Allred did not name anybody whom she has in mind.
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Ortmayer, the president whom Stone supposedly toppled, denies the story.
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He is a kind, devout man whom I love dearly.
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The photographer, whom I'd not heard of, was Eli Weinberg.
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I talked to four doctors, none of whom recommend Hubble.
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She had three children, each of whom are now dead.
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Ms. Collins did not say whom she would vote for.
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She knew Sondheim through Mike Nichols, whom she had dated.
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Chris Christie (R), whom he represented in the Bridgegate scandal.
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They raised two children, both of whom went to Harvard.
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It's unclear to whom Trump was referring about the leak.
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Kaniela Ing , for whom Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez campaigned on Thursday.
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Kirsten Gillibrand, whom Trump also targeted on Twitter on Tuesday.
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MORE, for whom I served on an immigration advisory committee.
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We should all have more heroes from whom to choose.
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Uncommitted delegates are free to decide whom they will support.
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The group cared for 2023 patients, 24 of whom survived.
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It's Ed Harris, a doctor whom they do not know.
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He didn't need to know for whom the bell tolls.
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Now there are just 14, seven of whom are retired.
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They had three sons, one of whom died in childhood.
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But the EU has been divided over whom to target.
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A new cycle is beginning around whom you associate with.
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It's unclear where (or from whom) the shot came from.
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I can speak respectfully 2 those w whom I disagree.
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He did not say from where or whom they came.
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Dan Donovan -- both of whom were fending off insurgent challenges.
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They had just had a baby, whom they called Aboudeh.
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When asked for whom he voted, Mr. Obama just smiled.
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Whom do customers ultimately want to deal with for protection?
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She is the official whom Morrison replaced on the council.
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He also knew with whom she had traveled: Mr. Wolfe.
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There's the corrupt Sheriff Cleave, whom Wilson bribes with hooch.
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The neighbor wanted a sparring partner whom he could beat.
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There she met Richard Zieman, whom she married in 1977.
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All of whom, coincidentally, also seemed to be frequent critics.
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What or whom they were protecting was not entirely obvious.
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What does it catalyze, and for whom is it problematic?
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Always interesting where and for whom people draw the line.
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It's not always easy to know whom to root for.
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The fans, many of whom camped out overnight, were skeptical.
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Next week, we'll see in whom Getty places his trust.
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There is also the matter of whom they are funding.
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Some wondered exactly whom the prime minister intended to release.
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He was a man to whom nothing seemed to stick.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, to whom the Department of Transportation answers.
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But where or to whom would one deliver a grievance?
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Here are the generations for whom you won a war.
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Yet they knew full well whom they were dealing with.
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It dismissed three officials whom protesters viewed as particularly corrupt.
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Still, there are those for whom cohousing might not work.
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Liz to fellow high school debaters, whom she regularly beat.
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I think it depends on whom you want to reach.
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It was unclear whom the Raptors were getting in return.
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Katy is among the throngs with whom Taylor is feuding.
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Where and from whom have you learned about your heritage?
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Wouldn't you do that regardless of whom she was dating?
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He was one of 21 siblings, five of whom survived.
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It treated 98 critically ill patients, eleven of whom died.
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It's not just the women whom you're reaching out to.
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Dan Hirschman, whom I wrote about on April 6, struggled.
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But when is it best to intervene, and in whom?
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Only it's not clear what they're playing or with whom.
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Not all franchisees have been scrupulous about whom they hire.
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The report cited 301 priests, some of whom have died.
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Where are we going and whom will we see again?
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., whom she had never met.
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His survivors include his husband, whom he married in 2014.
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That's whom you're voting with when you vote for Trump.
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We ran into an older couple whom I knew casually.
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Whom will the country belong to if we all leave?
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More important, where had she been left, and with whom?
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His statement raises the question: Take back Germany from whom?
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It is not clear whom Gon Coulibaly will run against.
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From where and from whom does he get his sentences?
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The novel's title is drawn from Borges, whom Machi despises.
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There are others to whom I cannot make similar promises.
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How does government interact with the people whom it serves?
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Between the Tiger and the Lady, whom do you choose?
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So too will everyone with whom they come in contact.
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Voters are attracted to candidates with whom they can identify.
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I met people through Twitter whom I wouldn't have otherwise.
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Ms. Warren has not yet announced whom she will support.
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But it is Mr. Erdogan whom millions of Turks love.
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It was obvious whom these laws were meant to exclude.
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It features 34 actors, none of whom are Indigenous Canadians.
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That infuriated the veterans, some of whom refused to disburse.
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Tell your family whom to call if you are detained.
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But Mr. Cohen never specified whom he planned to pay.
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The modern architect whom Jain unreservedly loves is Louis Kahn.
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But it was hard to tell who was leading whom.
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If so, what did the president say and to whom?
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Ms. Bryant then asked the children whom they would accept.
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Just when depends, to an extent, on whom you ask.
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The couple have three children, two of whom are grown.
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The sort of men around whom I always felt invisible.
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Warhol, whom I love, made work about celebrity and money.
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Whom would you choose in the event of conflicting needs?
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I am related to Jewish people whom I don't understand.
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To choose when to have my children, and with whom.
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And to whom does this child, wanted and hunted, belong?
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He was a person of principle whom I admired greatly.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., whom we celebrate on Monday.
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U.S. officials declined to say whom they would sanction next.
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It has 192 members, all of whom are sovereign nations.
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The investor, whom he declined to name, still owns Democracy.
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He gives as he wills, and to whom he chooses.
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That's good to remember regardless of whom you're talking to.
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But we can say whom things are looking good for.
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Has it been serviced regularly and, if so, by whom?
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Bernie Sanders, for whom Tlaib is a prominent campaign surrogate.
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These are wanted pregnancies for whom therapy could be offered.
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I contacted a man whom I will call Mr. Markaawi.
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Sadly, I have no friend to whom I cannot lie.
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A distinguished Bard musicologist whom Luce doesn't recall having invited.
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It's not fully clear and it depends whom you ask.
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Besides Erica Bisguier, with whom he lived in Wellesley, Mass.
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Mr. Sheeran, whom Chuckie knew, did none of those things.
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Whether that's a good thing depends on whom you ask.
|
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We'll see for whom the bell tolls next — if anyone.
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Omar Minaya, the general manager whom Alderson replaced, was there.
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People will believe what, and whom, they want to believe.
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They marry and have a son, whom they name Apollo.
|
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Terry McAuliffe, a Democrat, whom I encountered on the fairground.
|
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She bore 11 children, only three of whom outlived her.
|
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Eric Holcomb (R), whom state Republicans picked to replace Gov.
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Tim Scott, whom Haley had appointed to replace outgoing Sen.
|
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With whom do we have a high level of contact?
|
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To what or whom do Dwan and Ross suggest holiness?
|
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"The Handmaid's Tale" has been considered groundbreaking, but for whom?
|
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Greg Abbott, with whom she discussed energy, trade and commerce.
|
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Whom would the rest of the N.F.L. measure itself against?
|
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Professor Stern, whom she married in 1996, died in 2016.
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Whom did your people talk to at Baylor, I asked.
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There is little doubt, though, whom Mr. Trump admires most.
|
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Google has over 10,000 employees, most of whom seem happy.
|
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The jurists were very qualified, moderate nominees, whom Pennsylvania Sens.
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He made several American friends, with whom I'm still friends.
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The reason for that rejection depends on whom you ask.
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Find out where your clothes are made and by whom.
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Seth Moulton (Mass.) whom Warren mentioned after the town hall.
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Sam Brownback, all of whom have endorsed the Florida senator.
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Veterans like Tim, whom I met that day in Philadelphia.
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One programmer was Vera Hewison, whom he married in 1957.
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Someone from whom those he calls "normal people" could learn.
|
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Who betrayed whom and how, and was there makeup sex?
|
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He declined to say whom the indictment named as defendants.
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There were different versions, depending on whom you spoke to.
|
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Speaking of whom ... Renee should not take the rejection personally.
|
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He declined to say whom these individuals were when asked.
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" The hero is Jordan from "For Whom the Bell Tolls.
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What about their victims, some of whom were their employees?
|
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In the stories, Mama D'Leau never cared whom she killed.
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In the stories, Mama D'Leau never cared whom she killed.
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At this point, it's not clear who is echoing whom.
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She lives with an invalid grandmother, whom she cares for.
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Your job is to find one with whom you agree.
|
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John McCain, with whom the president maintained a bitter feud.
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Each said he hadn't asked the others whom they supported.
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Do I even know whom I'm attracted to or why?
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Most were former classmates whom I had lost touch with.
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Where were they suspected to be hiding and with whom?
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A loner whom every girl wanted to make less lonely.
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Focus your attention on your boyfriend — whom you love, presumably.
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We also invited the people against whom they had grievances.
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The victims — two of whom were Muslim — were US citizens.
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Whose and Whom recognizes those individuals in their raw moments.
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I am one of those "problem" people whom Sackler targets.
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Who are those people and organizations with whom to talk?
|
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Or the experimental subject from whom those memories came from.
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Now, I'm more conscious of whom to come out to.
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The game of who loves whom doesn't help us there.
|
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Well, for whom is "clean" not important ... Don't you think?
|
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It's just a matter of when, whom and what price.
|
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Researchers from the University of Miami studied more than 203,000 participants of the National Health Interview Survey, all of whom were at least 65 years old, and 13 percent of whom were still working.
|
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Responders found five people injured, one of whom was treated for a graze wound and four of whom were hospitalized; as of publication, at least one victim was said to be in serious condition.
|
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Following his decade-long marriage to first wife Mildred Williams, with whom he shared daughter Christie and son David and whom he divorced in 2003, Hefner was public about sharing intimacies with numerous women.
|
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"I'm excited for people to see how funny he is," says Cavallari, 31, of Cutler, whom she wed in 2013 and with whom she shares three children, Camden, 5, Jaxon, 4, and Saylor, 2.
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There have been instances when I've been tossed in socially with people whom I've admired, watched, enjoyed — people to whom I've been tuned in for years, who have influenced my life in some way.
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Nietzsche proposed twice to Salomé, who subsequently wrote books about him, as well as about Freud (of whom she became a disciple) and about the poet Rilke (with whom she had a long affair).
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Redbrick tracked the biometric measurements of 2401,400 high-risk individuals from multiple companies over about a year, some of whom completed a Redbrick online program—known as a "Journey"—and some of whom didn't.
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That's why Harvard law professor Laurence Tribe — whom Trump has been citing on the campaign trail, and whom he cited again during the debate — has started saying that Cruz's citizenship could be a problem.
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In the next scenario, you are an exceptionally skilled surgeon who has five patients— two of whom need a new lung, two of whom need a new kidney, and one who needs a heart.
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There are people in the movie, too, some of whom really existed and some of whom are composites, but for much of its runtime, the movie treats them as components of a larger tragedy.
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In fact, insurance companies profit from annuities by spreading risk among many buyers, some of whom will live a very long life and some of whom will die shortly after they buy an annuity.
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Under the big blue sick sky, slick with greasy heat, Noor watched him caroom from op to op, all of whom were holding, of course, but all of whom stonefucked his entreaties, of course.
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The West Wind's most notorious action in Greek mythology was to divert a discus thrown by Apollo so that it killed the Spartan boy-prince Hyacinthus, whom Zephyrus loved, but whom Apollo had won.
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There are, however, approximately 83 million evangelical Christians in America, well more than half of whom claim to support Israel, and well more than three-quarters of whom claim to give money to charity.
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He signaled to a resident whom he was able to glimpse through a window, Mr. Scott said, and shouted to a man whom he recognized on an open sixth-floor breezeway, asking for help.
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Instead of making his case to The New York Times, he might try to convince his fellow citizens, for whom he has such obvious disdain and for whom the feeling is so clearly mutual.
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He is 2-4 against Djokovic; 4-8 against Nadal, whom he beat in Barcelona on clay last month; and 20153-2 against Federer, whom he has beaten twice in tight matches this season.
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Anchored by her baby girl, Emma, and her grandmother Gloria (whom she calls 'Buela), Emoni is sure of everything except whom she can trust as she chases her dream of running her own kitchen.
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It has 700 rabble-rousers, all of whom are under the age of 20163 and most of whom are heirs of families in the top 10 percent of the country by income or wealth.
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" Biden's firm stance against the legal protection breaks with the other Democratic 2202 contenders, some of whom have been critical of the law but none of whom have called for it to be "revoked.
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Earlier this year his farewell letter was read at the funeral for Marianne Stang Jensen Ihlen, whom he dated through most of the 1960s and for whom the song "So Long, Marianne" was written.
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"Thus, just as the case was to be submitted to the jury, Shkreli made a public threat against two women whom he dislikes and with whom he has feuded in the past," prosecutors wrote.
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Then there are the "multiple U.S. government officials" whom the whistle-blower cites as his sources — the ones whom Mr. Trump has compared to spies and has implied deserve to be executed for treason.
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" Biden's firm stance against the legal protection breaks with the other Democratic nomination contenders, some of whom have been critical of the law but none of whom have called for it to be "revoked.
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The Michelle Obama whom friends, family and aides know, whom many Chicagoans remember, is an incisive social critic, a lawyer who can drive home an argument, a source of fresh observations and pointed commentary.
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"I'm working with an extraordinary team right now, some of whom helped me in the amazing Senate race that we ran in Texas, some of whom are new to this campaign," O'Rourke said Sunday.
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Glancing at a pixelated face in a low-resolution screen grab, super-recognizers can identify a crook with whom they had a chance encounter years earlier, or whom they recognize from a mug shot.
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When he was in his early teens the family moved to Denver, where he went to high school and met Karen Smith, whom he married in 1960 and with whom he had three children.
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"Over the last six seasons, Rosa has gone from being an enigma whom people knew nothing about, to an enigma whom people now know an incredibly tiny amount about," the showrunner Dan Goor said.
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Imagine if the shoe were on the other foot: The president shouldn't be able to place restrictions on whom Congress can hire or fire, or whom federal judges can hire as their law clerks.
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The shooter(s) hit four men, aged 1333 to 1323, three of whom took themselves to the hospital and one of whom was found by first responders on the scene; he later died after treatment.
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This summer alone he's hooked up with Major Lazer, with whom he jumped onstage at Coachella, and Drake, whose OVO Fest in Toronto he opened, and Lauryn Hill, whom he joined on her Diaspora Calling!
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Yet such devotees, 90% of whom are white and 60% of whom did not attend college, are not on their own numerous enough to give Mr Trump victory in an increasingly diverse and educated America.
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" He added, in a slightly ungrammatical message, "Stephen A. Toumajan is a civilian contractor whom has the trust and confidence of the Deputy Supreme Commander whom asked him to form the UAE Joint Aviation Command.
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They're a painful reminder of the travesty that so many resources are inaccessible to the poor, for whom they would be life-changing, are within casual reach of the affluent, for whom they are entertaining.
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What data specifically and exactly is it collecting on any given user, how is that data stored, who has access to it, to whom is it sold or for whom is it aggregated or summarized?
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Businesses often spend an age deciding whom to hire but put off thinking about whom to let go until there is a pressing financial need, by which point the decision is likely to be rushed.
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Tex Watson, Susan Atkins (nicknamed "Sadie"), Linda Kasabian (whom the movie calls "Flowerchild"), and Patricia Krenwinkel (whom the group called "Katie") were out for blood that night, on Manson's orders, to start a race riot.
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Hawassa Referral Hospital said it had admitted 18 injured civilians since Wednesday, four of whom subsequently died of bullet wounds, one of whom was shot in the head, according to its general manager Zinaw Serniso.
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Yeah, although you know what's interesting about watching an outlier and watching someone to whom ... I won't say to whom the rules don't apply, but someone who's decided that the rules are kind of ridiculous.
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Around the same time, she also began dating Jay Alvarrez, a model and music producer with whom she began to book modeling jobs in exotic locations, and with whom she filmed popular lifestyle YouTube videos.
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"One example would be that rather than have a majority Chinese consortium buying the asset, you might have three or four different investors, some of whom are Australian, some of whom are Chinese," Fitzgerald said.
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It is almost as if Obama doesn't care about the average person, whom his oil-barrel tax will disproportionately harm, but instead has a weird agenda to fundamentally transform America regardless of whom gets hurt.
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The one person in my life whom I was loath to sic Amy on was my former part-time assistant Ryan, whom I had to let go a few months ago because of budgetary downsizing.
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We no longer try to just beat the local players — for whom I have worked, and for whom I have endless fondness and respect — but an entire planet of news and entertainment and information sources.
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Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam announced in a press conference on Tuesday that 600 people left the university campus — 400 of whom were arrested and 200 of whom were let go for being under 18.
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As of early Sunday, the police had detained 1,373 people, most of whom were released soon after but 150 of whom remained in custody, according to the AP, citing the Russian monitoring group OVD-Info.
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News, Evans, 27, claimed that she was fearful for the safety of herself and her children, son Kaiser, 5 — whom she shares with ex Nathan Griffith — and Ensley, 2, whom she shares with Eason, 31.
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But the point is that the only people to whom this does not seem perverse at all—to whom, in fact, it seems not just wise but moral—are the ones in charge of everything.
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The best birthday message of all might have been from my long-time crush (one to whom I hadn't spoken in two months), whom I had hoped would reach out to me on this day.
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Quinn: In general, I believe that veterans of this generation are appreciative of the treatment we receive, especially in comparison to the Vietnam generation, whom we venerate and for whom we have the utmost respect.
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He is asking in part because of his sons, one of whom squandered his youth on drugs, another of whom has just stabbed himself to death with a two-pronged barbecue fork — also on drugs.
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Thomas said that his spiritual directors over the years — all of whom know he is transgender, and some of whom have assessed candidates for the priesthood — have privately affirmed his desire to enter religious life.
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Last year, the Academy had its largest incoming class, inviting 322 people to join the ranks of the industry's finest — 23 percent of whom were people of color and 28 percent of whom were women.
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Once South Korea was exempted, Mr. Trump could not deny the demands of Japan's prime minister, Shinzo Abe, whom the president has often described as the Asian leader with whom he has the greatest rapport.
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But a 1935 exhibition at the Julien Levy Gallery led her to discover the work of Henri Cartier-Bresson, whom she would later meet, and Mr. Evans, to whom she showed her photos of children.
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The details of the case hardly require recitation for a certain parental class in New York City, for whom crime long ago had become almost invisible and for whom child rearing had become an obsession.
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"Whatever our differences — where you live, who you love, to whom you pray, for whom you voted in the last election, let those differences not define us or divide us at this moment," O'Rourke said.
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Up against these two will be Mr. Macron's green deputies, 91 percent of whom are entering Parliament for the first time and well over half of whom held no elective office at all last year.
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The staff is responsible for an area of more than 4,000 people and sees about 30 patients a day, most of whom are working class and a sliver of whom, about 10%, are undocumented Haitians.
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Werther's strained triangular relationship with Charlotte, whom he loves, and Albert, whom he respects as a friend, was taken directly from Goethe's own entanglement with a woman named Charlotte Buff and her fiancé, Johann Kestner.
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"I'm working with an extraordinary team right now, some of whom helped me in the amazing Senate race that we ran in Texas, some of whom are new to this campaign," O'Rourke said on Sunday.
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From 1985 to 2004, the percentage of people who reported having at least one friend on whom they could rely and with whom they could discuss important matters dropped to 57 percent from 80 percent.
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The freedom they have in mind is the freedom of people of certain conservative and authoritarian varieties of religion to discriminate against those of whom they disapprove or over whom they wish to exert power.
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As the regulations stipulate, that document must outline the "prosecution or declination decisions" — so whom the special counsel chose to charge and prosecute, and whom he did not, and why he came to those conclusions.
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He has no positive programming that I can see that would actually benefit the people for whom I stand, and that is irrespective of race, gender ... HR: And many of whom voted for him. Yes.
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This is a somewhat bitter pill for some of Sanders's more enthusiastic supporters, some of whom had still nurtured hopes of a convention fight and others of whom are simply very disappointed that Sanders lost.
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Is that her real name, and for whom does she work?
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Chris Christie of New Jersey, with whom he is also friends.
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He was not the only family drug dealer whom we loved.
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But computer workers — most of whom were women — were treated poorly.
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James Mattis, whom Trump has chosen to be secretary of defense.
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But exactly what that term means depends on whom you ask.
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He liked the British, whom, he insisted, were welcoming and grateful.
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In the end, though, attribution comes down to whom you believe.
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Thus, we are careful of whom we allow to live here.
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Was it more than Mary whom Jahil got hooked on drugs?
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But he couldn't save his three daughters, all of whom perished.
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He did not say to whom he was delivering the explosives.
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So what should a city street be, for whom, for what?
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He injured at least five individuals, one of whom refused hospitalization.
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To Raymond Queneau, a French writer with whom she had an
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But a number of Missourians with whom I spoke felt otherwise.
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They attacked people at the Department of Justice whom Trump appointed.
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So, I mean, with whom if anyone is the second part?
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Adam Schiff and Maxine Waters, both of whom are California Democrats.
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