The book was widely praised and also widely understood to be autobiographical.
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The simple answer to this question is widely known, but also widely misunderstood.
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Louisiana's re-elected John Bel Edwards was widely liked, Kentucky's defeated Matt Bevin widely disliked.
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And though the practice is widely condemned, it is also still widely practiced — even in 2016.
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In the 5th District, Omar is seen as widely popular — and, for the moment at least, widely untouchable.
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Just a few years ago it was widely widely reported that thousands of veterans died waiting for care.
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The video was posted online in July 2009; it was widely seen, and widely covered by the media.
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He blames the collapse on two widely used neonicotinoids—a class of insecticide that is used widely on crops.
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They are widely adored but also widely envied, and reliant on their audience to make their films a success.
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It was interesting, because it's absolutely the most important part, is having a widely read and widely referenced ... Critical.
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Daily builds are available for Microsoft employees, and the browser is widely expected to be tested more widely very soon.
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It's been widely, widely reported Jamie Spears is temporarily out as Britney's conservator, but we've learned that's not entirely true.
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" When a reporter pressed that the remark was "widely interpreted" as contradicting Trump, Mattis replied, "It was widely misinterpreted then.
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Trump was widely disliked by Wisconsinites even last week, which was widely regarded as one of the worst of his campaign.
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The Echo's achievement is nothing short of Herculean: It's a smart home device that isn't just widely used; it's widely loved.
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A recent poll conducted for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution found Collins was more widely known and more widely liked than Loeffler.
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She's also widely regarded -- and also widely mocked -- as the leveling or moderating force in her father's life and on his politics.
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While their preferences and experiences differed widely, each mentioned that they thought devotees are widely misunderstood, and they wanted to explain themselves.
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Though it's widely liked (if not widely watched), Brooklyn Nine-Nine doesn't get near the appreciation that a sitcom of its caliber deserves.
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For the past hundred-plus years, there has been a widely spread, widely shared belief that eating cheese before bed can cause nightmares.
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These guidelines are widely used to determine whether insurance will pay for screenings and treatments and are widely followed by primary care physicians.
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That's new and I don't think it is either widely known or certainly not widely incorporated into a decision that balances benefits and harms.
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Crown Prince Mohammed — or MbS, as he's widely known — is also widely seen to be the muscle behind Saudi Arabia's recent anti-corruption purge.
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Until late November, the riyal swung widely between its peg of 3.64 to the U.S. dollar, widely used onshore, and much weaker offshore rates.
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A great example of how this can work is Phil's World—a top-shelf, widely known and widely appreciated network of mountain bike trails.
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Mr. Vasquez plays his music quietly inside the truck, and almost never blasts the widely known, widely loathed Mister Softee jingle from his loudspeaker.
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The official Stranger Things poster, designed by artist Kyle Lambert on an iPad Pro, has already been been declared iconic, widely praised, and widely parodied.
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PCBs are widely disseminated in industry products, so widely in fact, that the average American has PCB blood levels of 220 parts per billion (ppb).
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Caring is the part of the model that has been the most widely accepted and widely liked by employees and managers together, according to Whittinghill.
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Schiff's closing statements during the House hearings were widely considered to be some of the most effective moments for Democrats but weren't viewed too widely.
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Photos and video of her expression spread widely, only to be followed by what was widely seen as a sarcastic Twitter message from the president.
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The banana is so cheap and widely available that, decades ago, it surpassed the apple to become the most widely consumed fruit in the country.
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It's widely used in veterinary medicine so that animals don't undergo agonizing procedures without any pain relief, and it's particularly widely used in farm animal medicine.
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Those two names are important names, widely held, widely followed, and the disruption we saw in those prices affected stocks in that sector, without a doubt.
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The move is widely expected to have an immediate impact on Iran, although estimates of exactly how much of the country's oil could disappear vary widely.
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It has also been widely covered in Israel and has created some unease among the public, which has widely supported the military's actions on the border.
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Google may not have a widely used desktop operating system, but it does have a widely used browser (which, yes, is also sometimes an operating system).
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Still, this fits with a pattern in which the president seems to learn of widely known, widely discussed concepts and view them as novel and revelatory.
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Republicans managed in the last throes of 2017 to push through a tax bill that was both widely loathed and widely predicted to hurt the economy.
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Yet revenues from such districts vary widely in Chicago districts vary widely, making them an unreliable financing tool for the schools, according to a prominent fiscal watchdog.
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A widely read author and widely heard lecturer, Dr. Epstein was venerated by some as an environmental prophet and reviled by others as an overzealous toxin avenger.
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One ongoing movement, widely known as "anti-vaxxers," claims that vaccines can cause autism and other illnesses — based on old, flawed studies that have been widely debunked.
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The big picture: It's the latest lexical stretch for an adjective that's widely used in reports of cybersecurity incidents — and widely loathed by researchers as a result.
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"I think it is an extreme argument that won't be accepted widely," Kuroda said, when asked about a recent widely-debated U.S. concept dubbed Modern Monetary Theory (MMT).
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Companies with widely recognized logos, like the McDonald's golden arches, no longer need to rely on new consumers to identify with their brand, because they're already widely known.
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Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 was widely lauded when it launched last year Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 was widely lauded when it launched last year Spoiler number two alert !!
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The sanctions are widely expected to have an immediate impact on OPEC's third-largest producer, although estimates of exactly how much of the country's oil could disappear vary widely.
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One would think that members of a Congress that is so widely disliked would do some things differently, rather than repeating the behavior that makes them so widely disliked.
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Though prevention would be ideal, the rapid tests widely used in the United States to diagnose strep are too expensive in Rwanda, and throat cultures are not widely available.
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Winning US political campaigns are often remembered for their catchy slogans, but less well remembered are the campaigns where slogans weren&apost so much widely admired as widely mocked.
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Critics argue that the yuan does not fully meet IMF reserve currency criteria of being freely usable, or widely used to settle trade or widely traded in financial markets.
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Chlorpyrifos is one of the most widely used pesticides in the world and, in terms of pounds of active ingredient, the most widely used conventional insecticide in the United States.
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The attack, widely attributed to Russian sources, dumped some 9 GB of data onto a sharing site and was picked up and broadcast widely across social networks under the hashtag #MacronLeaks.
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"He is widely admired for his intellect, experience, and exemplary judicial temperament," McConnell said, adding Kavanaugh is widely respected by colleagues and peers and is "highly regarded throughout the legal community."
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Because they require specific pieces of Android to run, they're not likely to be as widely available (nor widely adopted by developers) as more traditional apps or good old HTML apps.
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While Broadcom isn't as widely known as chipmakers like Intel or Qualcomm, its products are widely used and can be found in devices like Apple's iPhone XS and Dell's XPS 13.
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To illustrate the potential of conversational interfaces, we've reimagined what Google Analytics — one of the most widely used (and widely despised) pieces of enterprise software — could look like as a conversation.
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Those monuments are widely controversial — opponents argue the environmental protections have a negative impact on the local economy — and are widely seen as having sparked the review in the first place.
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But until it's widely available — the V3 won't be widely available in the U.S. until later in 2019 — these types of measures will be necessary to help keep wait times low.
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Its old acronym - GRU - is still more widely used.
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Some of those designs roll out widely — others don't.
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" Muva grinned widely, and just said, "Damn Charlamagne, fuck.
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The hashtag -- and related memes -- have spread widely online.
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This was widely — and rightly — condemned around the world.
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The MPLA claimed victory – widely expected by onlookers – Thursday.
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The plans — including premiums and benefits — already vary widely.
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In 2017, she was widely criticized for taking a meeting with Syrian dictator Bashar Al-Assad, who is widely viewed as responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Syrian civilians.
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And the sanctions are widely expected to have an immediate impact on Iran's oil exports, although estimates of exactly how much of the country's oil could disappear from November 4 vary widely.
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The Fed delayed a widely expected rate hike in September over "global risks," widely acknowledged as being because Chinese woes looked capable of both depressing net exports and sending the dollar higher.
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One would think that presidential candidates who are so widely disliked would figure out the merit of doing some things differently, rather than repeating the behavior that makes them so widely disliked.
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Lawrence SchillerThough much of her private life is widely known — from her difficult childhood to her turbulent marriages — few images of her private life, away from the cameras, have been widely circulated.
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China will introduce a national standard for the use of English language on public signage, in its latest bid to say farewell to widely mocked – and often widely loved – poor translations and "Chinglish".
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Terrorist attacks in the Western world tend to be some of the most widely covered and widely followed of all news stories — often reported out exhaustively by not only American but international press.
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Up to 20% of pregnancies result in miscarriage, and while information on diagnosis and medical care is widely available, the psycho-social implications of fetal loss are less widely discussed, the authors note.
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How widely such conceits are believed is hard to tell.
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The product was an immediate flop and was widely mocked.
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The move, widely known as demonetization, also disrupted agricultural activity.
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And it was widely considered the best advertisement of 2011.
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The story was widely picked up by national state media.
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The three phrases express mourning for a widely respected person.
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The type is widely varying in height, font, and size.
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The IEA is widely respected by governments and energy experts.
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His priorities are not widely shared by the American public.
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Our contribution has been widely recognized by the international community.
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And around the world, accessibility laws vary widely by country.
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Nationalist rhetoric was widely deployed by parties campaigning for Brexit.
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Since then, my personal information has been widely distributed online.
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In fact, his book was widely praised by his peers.
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Analysts who track these kinds of things are widely split.
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It is widely expected to lift them again in December.
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Eich created JavaScript, the world's most widely used programming language.
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And the earlier, minor upgrade still isn't widely used yet.
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Both of those sentences were widely criticized as political grandstanding.
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His remarks were only widely reported in Polish media Thursday.
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But the recommended increases varied widely from product to product.
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But how they formalize their commitment to ethics varies widely.
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The incident was documented last month but not widely reported.
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Rihanna's other ventures have been widely celebrated for their inclusivity.
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But Tesla never bought any time to distribute them widely.
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The widely anticipated public backlash against such rulings never materialized.
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The national broadcaster, more widely known as KBS, has apologized.
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He's known widely for sayings that are frank about violence.
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Untiil Monday, the merger was widely believed to be dead.
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But progress has been limited because of widely differing views.
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The estimate is widely used by international organizations and researchers.
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It's widely believed that North Korea is still enriching uranium.
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And yet, Arnold is still widely unknown to most moviegoers.
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The apology surprised some indigenous leaders but was widely welcomed.
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My messages were not only being read, but widely disseminated.
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He's now widely viewed as a pioneer in peaceful protest.
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That really extends to Siri and Google Assistant more widely.
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The steps totals ranged widely, by more than 23 percent.
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During the 1950s it was used widely in clinical research.
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The decision was widely expected by economists polled by Reuters.
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AirPods are appearing everywhere now that they've been widely adopted.
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Economists widely blamed an appreciating currency for April's poor performance.
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Brexit is widely identified with the Tories in any event.
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Red -the highest alert level - indicates it is spreading widely.
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This is widely considered one of Apple's worst design kludges.
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States vary widely in how seriously they take that concern.
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A still from a widely circulated video posted on Weibo.
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The tweet was widely circulated and criticized, its aims clear.
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He is widely reviled: his approval rating is only 25%.
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The central claims in Loose Change have been widely debunked.
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Economists widely agree that deficits of this scale are unsustainable.
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Those last two signatures were widely expected to be Reps.
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Karoshi became widely known in Japan in the late 2500s.
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It's the most widely used illicit drug in the country.
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Mr. Weidenfeld was widely seen as a man of paradoxes.
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His revelation was widely credited with boosting the "yes" side.
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But your proposal to share data more widely seems flawed.
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The victim read a searing letter that's been widely shared.
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Unfortunately, no Chevy sedan since has been so widely praised.
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Steering wheels were first widely used on 19th century ships.
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There are structural dangers that aren't widely understood or reported.
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That conspiracy theory, spread by social media, is widely believed.
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Share information, images, resources, and livestreams as widely as possible. . .
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They have been widely and justly chastised for these things.
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Investors widely expect another rate cut at the Fed's Sept.
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Video of the incident was captured and spread widely online.
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Prices for homes in the region vary widely, agents said.
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Investors also widely consider Greg Abel, 53, a potential successor.
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The spontaneous moment was widely ooh'd and ahh'd over online.
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Inevitably, this led to abuses, as has been widely reported.
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The report is widely cited by advocates of personalised learning.
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The administration is widely expected to refuse such a request.
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Though widely cited today, it went largely unread at first.
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At the time, it was not widely used or understood.
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But since Brown's death, that system has been widely discredited.
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Stockmarket losses were spread widely across the globe (see chart).
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The awards aimed at TV shows are more widely distributed.
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Pearson's formulae are now, though, widely acknowledged to underestimate height.
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Exemptions for medical purposes are believed to be widely abused.
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Purchasing assets is widely not understood for its intended purpose.
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The size of the gender gap varies widely by publication.
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Now it is widely derided as "Brexit in name only".
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Critics retort that the net is being cast too widely.
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Murphy is widely expected to win his primary against Rep.
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The gesture has been widely praised in the American press.
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Amazon has been a hugely successful, widely admired, diversified company.
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It is widely acknowledged that dogs love to catch balls.
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But in 2016, food stamps cannot be widely used online.
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Why it matters: This small move could be widely disruptive.
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Yet the scene was widely shared, and for compelling reasons.
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Yet they don't get as widely circulated in the media.
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This was widely popularized by Alexander's The New Jim Crow.
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It is discussed by certain policy circles, but ... not widely.
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The policy was widely blamed for the party's terrible performance.
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Instead, the two countries' detailed negotiating positions were widely leaked.
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Even so, it is not widely practised in mainstream investing.
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One particular review that has resonated widely is Jackie Aina's.
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It is widely expected to raise rates again in December.
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Such demands are not yet widely accepted in South Korea.
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Currently, supportive care is widely implemented to treat Ebola patients.
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Since then, much has surfaced about the widely publicized separation.
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VR is unlikely to be widely adopted for some time.
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Kuroda is widely expected to be asked to stay on.
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Why aren't these policies better known and more widely funded?
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The deal had been widely anticipated, though, after that settlement.
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The drug, aminocaproic acid, is widely used, cheap and safe.
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Similarly, CBDCs could be either widely available or tightly restricted.
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Amazon shareholders voted down the proposals, as was widely expected.
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This has been widely reported recently, but it never happened.
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That's a belief widely shared among progressives around the world.
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President Vladimir Putin is widely expected to seek another term.
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Puns are widely held in low esteem, a justifiable consideration.
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Now they are widely used, for example in MRI machines.
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Esper had widely been discussed as a possible replacement nominee.
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So, just why have these heels become so widely beloved?
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The grammar check feature won't be widely available right away.
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Meanwhile, the case for seniors is even more widely understood.
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The number of policies varies widely from city to city.
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Elections are widely expected to be held on March 300.
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Traders widely expect the central bank to raise interest rates.
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But how widely it could be used remains a question.
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The paper struck a chord and is still widely cited.
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Other substances, like the widely used nootropic phenylpiracetam, aren't allowed.
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The poll is widely seen outside Cambodia as a sham.
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Such notes notes are widely deemed admissible in court proceedings.
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They were widely used by lots and lots of people.
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Anonymous accounts spread lies and hate quickly, widely and unaccountably.
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The widely publicized health problems have hammered the company's sales.
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Its chief goal here, unsurprisingly, is keeping Walmart widely profitable.
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Widely considered the toughest man in the history of wrestling.
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George W. Bush for being racially divisive, was widely praised.
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Yet neither of these policies has been widely embraced. Why?
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It's perhaps not widely known that Uber has Russian investors.
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"She smiled widely and said, "Thank you for this, too.
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Apple's widely expected to announce redesigned iPad Pros on Oct.
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This result was widely expected by pollsters and election experts.
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He's widely expected to win Tuesday's primary against state Rep.
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The ad, widely mocked on social media, was later removed.
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It is now widely recognized that those policies have failed.
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A second definition widely in use is much more narrow.
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Deception, mood swings, and emotional outbursts were widely recognized symptoms.
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It is an explanation that is widely accepted across Turkey.
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The sermon was filmed and widely watched around the world.
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The most widely discussed level for the has become 21812,21.
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Anderson exited the race in April after being widely rebuked.
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It's still uncommon, but widely used on American university campuses.
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He was widely considered the Garth Brooks of Tejano music.
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NAMBLA is widely considered anathema to the gay rights movement.
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It's a service that's widely used in parts of Asia.
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She's also widely respected for her expertise in cyber security.
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Dave Chappelle is widely considered to be a comedic genius.
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Decentralized digital currencies like bitcoin are still not widely accepted.
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That spending already varies widely from one state to another.
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It is widely expected to be challenged by privacy advocates.
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The criticism became widely associated with the Twitter hashtag #OscarsSoWhite.
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The tariffs were widely denounced as unfair by Mexican officials.
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Porat is widely credited with bringing financial discipline to Alphabet.
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The keys are pretty widely separated, which can be unforgiving.
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The long term GMMA became widely separated in December 2015.
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Marijuana was widely used for pain relief in the 1800s.
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That's the message from one widely followed fixed income investor.
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The vote has been widely criticized by international election monitors.
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The prior administration's economic statistics were widely viewed as manipulated.
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Those arrests are widely believed to be related to Lurk.
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It's called autonomous sensory meridian response, widely known as ASMR.
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Although widely mocked, this triumphalist architecture does have its defenders.
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"Transgender people are widely misunderstood in this society," Swartzwelder said.
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It's widely accepted that sugar is not good for us.
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His daughter, Maryam, is widely regarded as his potential successor.
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Hitherto these had been widely suspected but difficult to prove.
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The 2 women are widely credited for gaining Alice's freedom.
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It's widely expected to finish the job in this case.
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It will be more widely available in stores this October.
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Christie's appearance on WFAN was widely seen as an audition.
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It's widely known that you should be encrypting your data.
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An inversion is widely seen as indicating an economic recession.
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Video of the encounter was shared widely on social media.
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This fact was not widely known for quite some time.
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The apparent success was trumpeted widely, including by Mr Modi.
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The claim was widely denounced by both Democrats and Republicans.
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Harm can be minimized if the items aren't widely distributed.
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His militia were widely feared as drunks, looters and murderers.
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He's not just widely reviled and disliked here -- he's mocked.
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But more widely she will be viewed as the nominee.
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You've gone all over the world and you're widely respected.
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This is widely seen as a last resort move, however.
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The government is widely expected to adopt the commission's proposals.
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The product became widely (and freely) available the next year.
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Some of the country's most widely read publications disappeared altogether.
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Some may not be widely known, at least not yet.
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The practice has been widely criticized by Democrats and Republicans.
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It is widely expected to cut rates again in September.
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It's widely known that sleep affects our mood and health.
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Bill Clinton spells the difference between an impeachment that's widely
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Frederick was pained that Saxony was widely considered a backwater.
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They used fires widely to work the land into agriculture.
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His comments were widely criticized by Republicans and Democrats alike.
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The goal is to make it widely available in 25.
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The methods are widely considered torture and are now illegal.
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By 463, color television and radio were both widely available.
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Conservatives have widely panned the idea, pointing to its costs.
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The attacks were widely believed to be directed at Rep.
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Musical legacy: Widely acknowledged as the greatest rock guitarist ever.
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Books, that if read widely, would change a billion lives.
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Both moves were widely viewed as tentative steps of reconciliation.
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A legal challenge from the Golden State was widely anticipated.
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That's long seemed like a fairly safe, widely agreeable proposal.
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The move was widely viewed as being aimed at Huawei.
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The need to shake up the system is widely accepted.
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Laws against hate speech are unworkably subjective and widely abused.
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Still, the essence of Quinn's argument has been widely echoed.
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True, very few of us have sex tapes widely released.
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Claims about McCain being a traitor have been widely debunked.
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The comments were widely criticized by Democrats and some Republicans.
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The Trump administration has been widely criticized for the policy.
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But Islamic State is still widely seen as a threat.
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AMD chips have been widely used to mine digital currencies.
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Even within one country, industrial electricity prices can vary widely.
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Cards in the $15 to $20 range are widely available.
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Even in the U.S., the Paris agreement is widely popular.
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Experts widely agree that BubbleBum is the best travel booster.
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But Clinton is widely thought to be his preferred candidate.
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The Lake District is widely known as England's wettest place.
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The government's actions were widely condemned by international rights organizations.
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Then the widely admired Murrow of CBS took him on.
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Sanders is widely expected to endorse Clinton at Tuesday's event.
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"Love Story" has been widely considered as Swift's signature song.
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So the repeal vote is expected to be widely bipartisan.
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Attempt survivor Kevin Hines also shares his story widely. Man.
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A similar arrangement has been widely discussed by retired Gen.
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The U.S. request was widely known among oil market watchers.
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These new federal resources have been widely accessed by states.
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The gender wage gap varies widely depending on the state
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The podcast comment was covered widely in the news media.
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Mayweather won by decision, though the fight was widely criticized.
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He was widely believed to be his father's heir apparent.
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She is widely considered a likely candidate, along with Sens.
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Hollande wanted the book to be readable, and widely read.
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The move was widely criticized by the media and fans.
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Photos of the rhino were shared widely on social media.
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"And it's only the beginning," his widely read blog promised.
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Toni Georgia is now widely viewed as a tossup state.
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New polls this week suggested Sharpton's concerns were widely shared.
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Both China and India produce HFCs and use them widely.
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The news was widely reported and applauded by many online.
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More easing steps are widely expected in the coming months.
|
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The Fed kept interest rates unchanged, as was widely expected.
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While the endorsement event is widely expected to happen, Mrs.
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His successor, it was widely assumed, would be Boris Johnson.
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Juul is widely blamed for fueling a teen vaping epidemic.
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But the Leaf remains Nissan's only widely available electric car.
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Even for those seven million, the effect will range widely.
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But, like many laws in India, it is widely ignored.
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Indoor atmospheres were widely assumed to be far more static.
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Trump's explanations -- and excuses -- for these refusals have varied widely.
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But premiums vary widely, from $17 to $72 a month.
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States with more liberal governments extended benefits much more widely.
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English was widely spoken, and people adopted American names. American
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It is widely known and used within the scientific community.
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Systeme U had been widely expected to join that alliance.
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Disney is widely considered to be Netflix' biggest new competitor.
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Forecasts for U.S. auto demand range widely, underscoring industry uncertainty.
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But making it more widely available just encouraged ... more gambling.
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These extra costs can vary widely from market to market.
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Powell's nomination was widely expected by experts and most investors.
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Building a more widely prosperous country will not be easy.
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White writers, statistically, are by far the most widely published,
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Powell is widely respected and is close to Ivanka Trump.
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The footage was put online in 2009 and shared widely.
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Peterson not only is extraordinarily intelligent, but also widely learned.
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Passed in 1799, the act is widely viewed as unconstitutional.
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Cruz is also widely believed to have future presidential ambitions.
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He was widely seen as the man for the moment.
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Pawlenty was widely expected to run in the Minnesota race.
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The MRC's own standard became more widely adopted months later.
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That symbol is not widely known to the general public.
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This year was widely expected to see more tech IPOs.
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In Taiwan, talking bluntly about sex is still widely stigmatized.
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Those comments were widely criticized by Republicans and Democrats alike.
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Ross's remarks were widely panned as stunningly out of touch.
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Predictably, the AP's "two to tango" tweet was widely mocked.
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He smiled widely and grabbed her hand for a photo.
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For a graphic on heart drug widely used, click tmsnrt.
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Macs are widely used in colleges and in the media.
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Less widely known is that their mothers are coming, too.
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On the state level, though, rebates and exemptions vary widely.
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"The Post" will be widely released on January 12, 2018.
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They are both widely seen as a boon for business.
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However, prices vary widely to accommodate a range of budgets.
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She's a visual artist whose work has been widely exhibited.
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And about that, too, opposition activists have widely different views.
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The lawyer's invocation of "outercourse" was widely denounced or mocked.
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Child marriage is illegal, but still widely tolerated in Afghanistan.
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Those comments were widely interpreted as contradicting Mr. Trump's tweet.
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His son is widely expected to be the next president.
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The vote is widely seen as a rubber stamp exercise.
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In that case, Mr. Crowley was widely favored in polls.
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This way of thinking is widely disputed, if not debunked.
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He developed several database applications widely used by the Navy.
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That was widely reported and I never ever considered it.
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Such monitoring is already widely used in Europe and Canada.
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The letter has been widely discussed in the German media.
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Zerbo and Ziakova have yet to circulate platforms as widely.
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The MDC was widely discredited by its stint in coalition.
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It has made a very young backbencher's speech widely seen.
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Dyson is widely respected and valued for her keen intellect.
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Taliban treatment of government prisoners varies widely around the country.
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"This will have consequences because it's widely followed," he said.
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The eastern border is widely agreed to be Union Avenue.
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There was an unspoken but widely understood quid pro quo.
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How widely was your view shared inside the White House?
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There was a moderate candidate: widely liked Democratic incumbent Gov.
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By the early 22020s, it was also widely considered dangerous.
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Hampshire's iconoclastic educational model is widely admired and deservedly praised.
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And certain images are widely dispersed over time and geography.
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Estimates on the amount of the Harvey aid varied widely.
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Mr. Obama and Democratic lawmakers were widely seen as victorious.
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Casey, the decision widely considered to "save" Roe v. Wade.
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VICE: This story has been widely covered over the years.
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The Hells Angels are widely considered a criminal organization today.
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His government is now widely seen as a corrupt gerontocracy.
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But that's a special case, and it is widely misunderstood.
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Widely sharing deeply personal health information had alarmed privacy advocates.
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Still, they were widely appreciated for the convenience they offered.
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Hypocrisy is more widely practiced by humans than any creed.
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Mr. Corrales is a widely published expert on Latin America.
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Recorded music is widely accessible, and that's an incredible resource.
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Or is this something we're seeing in fashion more widely?
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His views on climate change, however, are not widely known.
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The move was widely mocked, correctly as it turned out.
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They are widely expected to affect people from Central America.
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A deal with China "would be widely welcomed," he said.
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Well, brava, other shades are now much more widely available.
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A friend urged her to share her story more widely.
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Decisions by prosecutors to seek the death penalty varied widely.
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His death was widely reported in the British news media.
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Scooter rules vary widely by city, and even by company.
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The widely accepted court standard for viability is 24 weeks.
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The Drudge Report was widely criticized for publishing the text.
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And even now, it varies widely by country and region.
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As for that massive… endowment shared widely in the prank?
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Much of this was caught on video and widely shared.
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Mr. Gordhan was widely respected in financial and business circles.
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Still, handwashing in general wasn't widely practiced until the 1980s.
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"ISM manufacturing is going to be widely scrutinized," he said.
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But then in six months, it's more widely adopted thing.
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But it's widely expected he will go after GOP Sen.
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Gmail is now the most widely used web email service.
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These have also been widely echoed by Democratic Party insiders.
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The language states use to direct examiners also varies widely.
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The practice is widely seen as a human rights violation.
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It has been widely slammed by the German YouTube community.
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We used Bonne Maman strawberry preserves, which are widely available.
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Other innovations may have occurred earlier than is widely recognized.
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The pessimism is the result of three widely believed myths.
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Yoruba is the most widely spoken tongue among Nigerian migrants.
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It is widely considered one of the artist's greatest works.
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Alphabet's Google started adding it to widely used apps first.
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The post was soon deleted, but a screenshot circulated widely.
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The arrests were widely seen as retaliation for Meng's arrest.
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Zika isn't circulating widely in Florida, so why not go?
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Mr. McCrory was widely criticized for having signed the law.
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However, the Mercers' prior support for Cruz was widely known.
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This paradox is referred to widely as the coverage gap.
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The paper was widely praised in defense circles as insightful.
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" He also was widely known for the catchphrase, "Whoa, Nellie!
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The rate increase is widely regarded as a foregone conclusion.
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It's not clear how widely the practice has been adopted.
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Once seen as a gimmick, it has become widely accepted.
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Even the ACA's weak, ineffective individual mandate is widely hated.
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Centrist Emmanuel Macron is widely expected to win the elections.
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Antitrust laws in the US are widely regarded as weak.
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Tesla's Model 22025 was widely compared to the Apple's iPhone.
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And certainly, his support differs widely along all those lines.
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His death in May was widely reported only last week.
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That explanation was widely criticized as the height of insensitivity.
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It's a more comprehensive solution, but still not widely available.
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The quality of their health plans varies widely, experts said.
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Both are widely respected and are working with career investigators.
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Needless to say, many news outlets covered this finding widely.
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After a long life, he dies widely admired but penniless.
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What's considered acceptable from retreat to retreat can vary widely.
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Bloomberg may not be widely known as a tech guy.
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Aluminium extrusions are widely used in transport, construction and electronics.
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How that is accomplished varies widely from country to country.
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Now, we could have done -- and this wasn't widely reported.
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Those values, after all, are widely accepted in the region.
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Aluminum is widely used in the transport and packaging industries.
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The idea was widely derided on late night talk shows.
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Hemp fiber has been used widely in the U.S. historically.
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Shanahan's views on the Afghan war are not widely known.
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Some of these movies are now widely hailed as classics.
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Research shows that the health benefits vary widely among individuals.
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Widely held opinions that simmer in isolation can be dangerous.
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We must make Narcan widely available to save more lives.
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But the most acute and widely expressed concerns were economic.
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The Fed, meanwhile, kept rates unchanged, as was widely expected.
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It is widely expected that Merkel will capture the victory.
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Since then it has been widely shared on social media.
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A videotape of Harris being attacked was shared widely online.
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That is when she increased pressure, which was widely misunderstood.
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Both have widely discussed their intentions to rollback burdensome regulations.
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BoJo — though fiercely intelligent — is widely accepted as a buffoon.
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Market watchers widely anticipate a Fed rate increase on Sept.
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Amazon is widely assumed to be working on something similar.
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Estimates of how much the flotation will raise vary widely.
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The promise of peace and stability was therefore widely embraced.
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Her quiet but classy move was widely praised on Twitter.
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His music was also heard widely without his name attached.
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The imminent closure had been widely reported earlier this week.
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Rick Scott, who is widely expected to run against him.
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Potential savings varied widely by city, neighborhood and apartment size.
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ENGLISH IS THE most widely spoken language in the world.
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A more widely owned and easily tradable stock could help.
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Amazon has been widely criticized for its bruising work environment.
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The price of the swaps, however, is not widely known.
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Intimacy is shared more widely and immediately through social media.
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The financial literacy and savings habits of athletes vary widely.
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Priestly celibacy was not widely enforced until the 12th century.
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Islamic State is still widely seen as a threat, however.
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The strategy has been widely adopted in Europe and Australia.
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The attack is widely believed to have originated in Russia.
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Nevada is widely seen as Democrats' best Senate pickup opportunity.
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This is a widely known fact, including among terrorist groups.
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That widely mocked proposal never got off the ground either.
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That program used methods that are now widely considered torture.
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And that move has one widely followed technician on watch.
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Opinions differ widely, but two main lines of thought persist.
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The Fed was widely expected to keep monetary policy steady.
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Greg Murphy (R) is widely expected to win that race.
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It was widely debated and everyone had something to say.
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Politicians are widely suspected of instigating the violence in Laikipia.
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That version of the book is no longer widely available.
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Sinha and Diacovo hope their project will be widely adopted.
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Trump's move was widely lambasted by both parties in Congress.
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The crown prince is widely suspected of orchestrating Khashoggi's killing.
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Religious Americans, then as now, held widely varying political views.
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Religious Americans, then as now, held widely varying political views.
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About a decade ago, the trend caught on more widely.
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Kyrsten Sinema, who's widely expected to win the Democratic nomination.
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Estimates vary widely about the homeless population throughout the Midwest.
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Instead, they have been widely seen by doctors as mandatory.
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But all the others are widely available to watch now.
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However, within a few years, these laws were widely accepted.
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He was widely mocked for his ideas but kept experimenting.
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That incident was captured on cellphone videos and widely shared.
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The first is a clear, nonpartisan and widely shared mandate.
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Other automakers are now starting to branch out more widely.
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Hinton notes that Australia has widely available sterile equipment programs.
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Amazing, isn't it, that a movement can ripple so widely?
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PSA, widely seen as an industry consolidator, was off 3%.
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But the second narrative is widely believed on the right.
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Charney's sexual transgressions have been widely documented at this point.
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But they're not why the paper was so widely covered.
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YouTube's decision has been widely criticized by the LGBT community.
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But this view, to put it charitably, is widely contested.
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Making financial services cheaper and more widely available is overdue.
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Despite all the noise, the widely tracked dollar currency index .
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Season three of Amazon's widely acclaimed series Transparent premiered Friday.
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U.S. sanctions against Tehran are widely expected to have an immediate impact on Iran's oil exports, although the estimates of exactly how much of the country's oil could disappear from November 4 vary widely.
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In a way, the decision to use the once-widely used tools of photography is quite fitting, with them here bearing witness to the remaining relics of another fast-changing and widely supported industry.
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The 60-year-old leader has been widely credited with the nation's remarkable economic turnaround, with successful fiscal and social development schemes widely touted by the international community as an example for the region.
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Critics argue that the move is largely symbolic and the yuan does not fully meet IMF reserve currency criteria of being freely usable, or widely used to settle trade or widely traded in financial markets.
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With his distinctive, British-accented voice and exuberant, exclamation-point delivery, Mr. Leach was widely recognized and just as widely parodied during the initial run of the show, from 21977 to 22016, and long after.
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In France, unlike in the United States, the private lives of politicians and candidates are widely seen as being out of bounds in elections, and the publication of the videos was swiftly and widely condemned.
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Outer space is widely considered to start at around 330,000 feet.
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Fall is widely considered the most important time of the year.
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The ancient Chinese technique's benefits are long established and widely recognized.
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Cohn was widely considered Chief Executive Officer Lloyd Blankfein's heir apparent.
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Non-invasive devices are most likely to be widely taken up.
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But many parents discourage teens from working, it is widely agreed.
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The company has been widely pegged as a big impending IPO.
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has a widely known antipathy toward Clinton.
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Moscow is also widely seen to have "weaponized" the migrant crisis.
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The health issues surrounding air pollution are longstanding and widely reported.
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What I found is a trend that has been widely overlooked.
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It was the scene of the first widely reported passenger fatality.
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Images of police brutality have been widely shared on social media.
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Yet in all three countries the test is still widely used.
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The move was widely applauded and even received praise from Sen.
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Sunday's vote is widely expected to predict October's general election results.
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"It is widely known that science evolves over time," Schillinger said.
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Forced arbitration is entirely legal and widely practiced across Silicon Valley.
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Lauer was widely criticized for the job he did as moderator.
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Exposure from old paint, drinking water and soil are widely researched.
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Puzder has been widely criticized by unions and worker's rights organizations.
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The widely expected decision was made by a 7-2 vote.
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Smart phones are widely considered the most important asset for podcasts.
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But the allure faded as the headwear became more widely available.
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This new men's business will launch widely sometime in the fall.
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The Philippines in particular is widely seen as the weaker link.
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It's that even widely held norms aren't always consistent or compatible.
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Because there is no widely accepted societal structure around celebrating single.
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But it is important to understand its actual, widely ignored, roots.
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Medicare&aposs problems are widely seen as more difficult to solve.
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The milestone was widely covered, and praised by other space agencies.
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His comments were widely interpreted as being directed at the group.
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And the methodological rigor of the field researchers varied pretty widely.
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Successful technology companies were widely envied as paragons of American business.
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The widely owned company's shares fell nearly 10 percent on Thursday.
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In the past two decades, pricing software has become widely used.
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Versatile and widely used, palm oil has suffered a patchy reputation.
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The footage was shared widely on services like YouTube and Twitter.
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Widely considered a slur, some argue there is no discriminatory intent.
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Ice-storage air conditioners are a widely available and affordable technology.
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That has been widely assumed and should not be ruled out.
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But its underlying technology is more widely accepted among public companies.
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In 4423, several executions, all employing midazolam, were widely considered botched.
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Trump's comments were widely criticized, and he later said he misspoke.
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" The index is being referred to widely as the "adversity score.
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That includes a new, widely-shared paper proposing an alternative idea.
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She was widely seen as a powerful figure in his administration.
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Quitting smoking is challenging, even though the risks are widely known.
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The urgency of the threat is just now becoming widely recognized.
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He was widely regarded as an effective legislator and moderate Democrat.
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"Any strategy or factor that is widely enough used will fail."
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Questions about the possible connection were widely dismissed four months ago.
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French legend Zinedine Zidane is widely believed to be his successor.
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Here's hoping Henson's sentiments are embraced more widely in the future.
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The Fed is still widely expected to announce a rate hike.
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But Libra will still face a hurdle to get widely adopted.
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The Federal Reserve is widely expected to raise rates on Dec.
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What constitutes a positive result differs widely from state to state.
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These devices will all be at the show and vary widely.
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Hopefully, this improves as the functionality is more widely rolled out.
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The alert lights up when two sensors produce widely different readings.
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These theories range almost as widely as the ones listed above.
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Beyond that a multi-tier Europe should accommodate widely differing countries.
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In 2014, numerous executions, all employing midazolam, were widely considered botched.
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A widely suggested "solution" is to forbid teenagers from particular platforms.
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They are widely found in water-resistant packaging and consumer products.
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Coverage remains extremely limited: it varies widely and block by block.
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To this day, it is widely reproduced on postcards and calendars.
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Shapiro responded that it was not widely shared within the FBI.
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The events follow a widely praised debate performance on Friday night.
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Perhaps there was a later acquisition that wasn't widely covered, however?
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Instead, behavioral health workers are widely dispersed among the other corps.
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Webmail did, however, make email easy to use and widely accessible.
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The event is widely considered the beginning of the French Revolution.
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It's unclear if or when the feature could launch more widely.
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But Blatter is widely known for making up his own rules.
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Over the years, many similar falsehoods have surfaced and circulated widely.
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The practice is widely decried and leads to significant childhood traumas.
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Two teen girls smiled widely at each other after saying goodbye.
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Trump made comments widely interpreted as referring to her menstrual cycle.
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But that could change as these devices become more widely available.
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Proffer letters vary widely among the country's 94 federal judicial districts.
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Eventually, 5G will be widely available to consumers via mobile devices.
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The details of today's crisis and intense hyperinflation are widely shared.
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Here is a handful of the best and most widely loved.
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The financial costs — rarely, if ever, covered by insurance — range widely.
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The 22012 election was widely expected to produce no clear winner.
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Fish oil supplements are widely marketed as beneficial to cardiovascular health.
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So much for the widely trumpeted renaissance of Made in America.
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It might never roll out more widely depending on user reactions.
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The bill is widely expected to become law by the summer.
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Gennette was widely expected to succeed Lundgren upon the latter's retirement.
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Thursday, Vogue published Chapman's first interview since her widely publicized divorce.
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The theories, in the absence of official information, circulate widely anyway.
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The deal was widely expected, given prior news reports and mgmt.
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It has also been produced widely at regional theaters and internationally.
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And the cost to access that Wi-Fi varies — sometimes widely.
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By the early 1900s, Elgar was widely considered England's greatest composer.
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The wealth and privilege of these "economic royalists" was widely resented.
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Apple's fall 2016 emoji updates were widely despised and frequently dissected.
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Should he have considered more widely before signing that into law?
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It also means its benefits can more easily be spread widely.
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Dupont said that mechanostimulation is not fully understood but widely exploited.
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Wait time varies widely, and in some places, it's getting worse.
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Acting under widely condemned legislation, Dreams of Spanking was taken down.
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But on Twitter and Facebook, anti-vaccine sentiments are widely disseminated.
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He is widely considered one of the sport's biggest ever stars.
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Yet housing trends and rental yields vary widely, even within countries.
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Mr. Sanders was widely expected to win more delegates than Mrs.
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Polystyrene, produced in smaller volumes, is not widely sorted and recycled.
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Darrel Issa in comments widely echoed among conservatives across social media.
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They were also distributed widely after the 2011 Fukushima reactor accident.
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The photo has also been shared widely without the original context.
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Bots are widely considered to be the scourge of ad fraud.
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The story was widely reported, especially in the New York tabloids.
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This is because technology is lifeless and can be widely applied.
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Prospects for annexations, which have already been widely condemned, are unclear.
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It's worth noting that intervals for changing transmission fluid vary widely.
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Its record on human rights and democracy has been widely criticized.
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However, clips of Fabian's arguments were widely circulated on social media.
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The report was widely carried in major state newspapers on Thursday.
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Blunting the Shia crescent would be widely seen as a triumph.
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Shamoon 2 is widely believed to be the work of Iran.
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But many widely contest that the Fed will indeed raise rates.
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He's widely respected as one of the top bookmakers in Vegas.
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In Salvador, she adds, climate change is not yet widely discussed.
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Economists now widely anticipate another rate cut in September or November.
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Turan was widely criticised for a disappointing performance at Euro 2016.
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For now, kratom is widely available online and in some stores.
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U.S. jobs grew by just 75,000 in May, widely missing expectations.
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Rates of mobile use vary widely across different types of products.
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Another piece is that movies are more widely distributed these days.
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He is widely expected to run for re-election next year.
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Image: Jessi Swick/FlickrIt's a widely accepted fact that we're fucked.
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"This particular buckle is widely used in the industry," he said.
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The sharp drop in the benchmark treatment charge was widely expected.
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The benefits of regionalizing in the first sense are widely understood.
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The size of the losses vary widely from case to case.
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The president's personal response is widely seen as erratic by locals.
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Clinton's claim in that interview has been widely debunked as false.
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China is widely considered a key player in policing North Korea.
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Broadcasters widely recognise that they must do better than in 2016.
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He said the monitored material was "widely disseminated" in intelligence reports.
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The jet is widely expected to be developed in two versions.
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Most experts predict that 5G won't be widely available until 2020.
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Photos and videos of the crowds circulated widely on social media.
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The U.S. central bank held interest rates steady, as widely expected.
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Just like not all conditioners are created equal, shampoos differ widely.
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It's widely expected the Fed will cut interest rates this month.
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The refinery's value has fluctuated widely over the last 12 years.
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Meanwhile, Joan Rivers was widely credited with revolutionizing red carpet commentary.
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It's just one that deserves to be much more widely known.
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While international paid subscribers still grew, the company widely missed estimates.
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The vote will be widely seen as a referendum on Trump.
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Among the world's most widely flouted laws are those against speeding.
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WeChat Pay and Alipay are already widely used for physical transactions.
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Califf is widely expected to ultimately be confirmed as FDA commissioner.
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Have you heard this term used widely, let alone ever again?
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Swensen is widely considered one of the world's top money managers.
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But analysts widely expect the Fed will act again in December.
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It is widely expected to be the scene of further defaults.
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The agreement was widely hailed as a political win for Trump.
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Clinton with Mr. Obama who is widely popular among Democratic voters.
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Those gains have also varied widely from one sector to another.
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BMW has unveiled the first widely available all-electric Mini Cooper.
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"People's definition of 'clean' on planet Earth varies widely," Rusteen says.
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Mr Zhou is widely expected to retire in the coming weeks.
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Despite being widely available, Taobao Movie is up against heavy competition.
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"He was widely criticized for [that approach] by some," Weaver said.
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However, it would be decades before the name was widely used.
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Josh Trank's 2015 reboot was widely panned by critics and fans.
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Preference towards more consonant intervals varied widely between the five groups.
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Pay can vary widely depending on the hours worked and location.
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Back in 20023, Modi was widely expected to win the election.
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It's a potentially transformative model that deserves to be replicated widely.
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Its arrival in the continental United States has been widely anticipated.
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Warren Buffett is widely considered the most successful investor in history.
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It's for a widely used central nervous system stimulant called caffeine.
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He is widely seen as a preferred choice of the military.
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Rouhani hasn't yet registered, but is widely expected to do so.
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A widely used infusion pump can be remotely hijacked, say researchers
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"Podoconiosis is still widely under-recognized in tropical Africa," she said.
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This was widely advertised in the current season of The Bachelor.
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It is widely expected to hold rates until early next year.
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None of that is possible if health data isn't widely accessible.
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He has distributed the chart widely to other lobbyists and journalists.
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The decision was widely expected by economists in a Reuters poll.
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The ECB is widely anticipated to hold steady on monetary policy.
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He shared the photos on Facebook and they were widely shared.
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The U.S. dollar and credit cards are widely accepted, reports InternationalLiving.
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The video has been widely shared in the last two weeks.
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Russia has been widely blamed for the destruction of medical facilities.
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Its "Rosa" products are widely used in American and European hospitals.
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Policies at the 13 other schools varied widely, the researchers reported.
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Warren Buffett released his widely anticipated annual shareholder letter on Saturday.
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Unlicensed hooch, widely available in India, costs a fraction of that.
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Strategists widely expect the Panama Papers to result in increased regulation.
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For example, registration via the internet has now become widely available.
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The budget also helps determine how widely a film is shown.
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When Bob Mueller was named special counsel, Republicans widely praised him.
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It was widely assumed that Xiaomi didn't have a great 2016.
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Widely watched civil aftermarket revenue grew 18.9 percent in dollar terms.
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The iPhone 7 is widely expected to be released this autumn.
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The BoE is widely expected to cut interest rates on Thursday.
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The way that museums have gone about this challenge varies widely.
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The price was widely seen as high, a boon for Conoco.
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The Fed is widely expected to raise interest rates in December.
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Grado is one of the world's most widely respected headphone manufacturers.
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De Blasio is widely expected to seek re-election this year.
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He writes and speaks widely about scientific research and science policy.
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During storms, BSEE posts the widely watched numbers at 1 p.m.
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Zuckerberg's absence in Washington on Wednesday was widely noted by politicians.
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That impact of Medicaid expansion on individual state budgets varies widely.
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His appointment was widely praised on both sides of the aisle.
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Long is widely respected by state emergency management officials and policymakers.
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State and local government charge their own taxes that vary widely.
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Experienced conductors earn over C$21.2968,000 ($77,113), although salaries vary widely.
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The rumors had been widely reported in the tech press today.
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Though almost everyone went to college, elite school attendance varied widely.
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It was widely presumed that President Obama would fill the seat.
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But keep in mind GPS timing technology is still widely used.
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His ongoing detention has been widely criticized by European Union leaders.
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The usual suspects, widely regarded indicators, are sending out mixed signals.
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Predictions about how many jobs robots will ultimately displace vary widely.
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Still, the fact remains that VR headsets are not widely owned.
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The Fed is widely expected to hike interest rates on Wednesday.
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Solomon, 56, is widely expected to become the next CEO reut.
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Outside of Apple's iBeacons, Bluetooth beacons haven't been widely used yet.
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Malaria is by far the most widely destructive mosquito-borne disease.
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MORE and who is widely respected among lawmakers from both parties.
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It's widely known that happiness can absolutely alter your physical self.
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It is widely assumed that the attack was conducted by Russia.
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Republicans are widely expected to lose House seats in the Nov.
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But with Republicans widely expected to lose seats in the Nov.
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In a widely aired exchange during Saturday's debate, New Jersey Gov.
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Paid leave after becoming a parent can vary widely between firms.
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The move was widely expected by economists in a Reuters poll.
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Najib is widely expected to call the election in coming months.
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In 23, several executions, all employing midazolam, were widely considered botched.
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It's also widely available, making both shopping and replenishment a breeze.
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Over all, Toshiba has been widely criticized for overpaying for Westinghouse.
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Stock market volatility could get worse, a widely followed technician says.
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Even Bed Bath's widely distributed $5 coupon meant nothing to them.
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Thus, his idea about eclipses, including lunar eclipses, wasn't widely known.
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The answer, it turns out, varies widely depending on the label.
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He is widely expected to be the next Senate Minority Leader.
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Primary syphilis is the most widely recognized form of the disease.
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Was that a thing that was widely known at the time?
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The estimates for Model 3 deliveries by different brokerages varied widely.
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He is widely seen as a potential candidate against Democratic Sen.
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His approach, widely derided by GOP hawks, remains the right one.
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Amazon Amazon has been a hugely successful, widely admired, diversified company.
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In a widely read manifesto posted in 2011 on his survivalblog.
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She doesn't know what is widely known as fame or talent.
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As a result, human-landing catch is now widely considered unethical.
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President Trump overruled his widely respected national security adviser, Lt. Gen.
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He is widely expected to secure a third term in office.
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The internet has made pornography more widely available than ever before.
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What you get & don't get: Varies widely based on your package.
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Starring William Hurt and Matt LeBlanc, it garnered widely negative reviews.
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This would be an unprecedented undertaking, and cost estimates vary widely.
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It is not yet clear whether Czechia will be widely embraced.
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The help offered by manufacturers varies widely from company to company.
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Washington. When Victor Cha, widely rumored to be the Trump administration's
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Durbin noted that the view is widely shared among the caucus.
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Wrong was done by her, and that is more widely understood.
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The drug lord is widely known for escaping Mexican authorities twice.
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Lewis is widely considered an icon of the civil rights movement.
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And that is reflected even in the most widely followed markets.
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Further reserve cuts are widely expected after four reductions this year.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — A widely publicized sit-in by House Democrats.
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Crime and horror comics were widely criticized as promoting juvenile delinquency.
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Keira Knightley's green dress in "Atonement" (2007) has been widely praised.
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She is also widely rumored to have her own political ambitions.
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He made himself widely available to the media in unscripted settings.
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AMX products are widely used by the U.S. government and military.
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In his view, AI should be as widely distributed as possible.
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You just unveiled your widely anticipated smart home device, Google Home.
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Off-street parking is widely available in cities, but largely underutilized.
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The custom has been outlawed in India but still widely practiced.
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Her now widely shared tweet has also raised awareness for epilepsy.
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I, Robot is widely considered a classic collection of science fiction.
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He has written widely and spoken at universities throughout the country.
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It was widely reviewed, and nominated for a National Book Award.
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Digital technology makes it easy to disseminate libel widely and anonymously.
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What is it, it's widely wondered, that Putin has on him?
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The tweet was widely panned, with some calling it witness tampering.
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The Fed is widely expected to raise rates again in December.
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It is widely believed that a nation's budget reflects its values.
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Many House seats widely accepted as toss-ups — such as Rep.
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Teachers have widely objected to the course change, according to Politico.
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The recording was never officially released but has been widely bootlegged.
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It's now widely recognized that corporations have manipulated the tax code.
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John Kelly as White House chief of staff is widely applauded.
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Access to high-quality programs in different states also varies widely.
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It seems a widely held belief that pet ownership mitigates loneliness.
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The ads were credited as being widely effective in Huddleston's loss.
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The ad was widely criticized for emphasizing that Horton was black.
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That hurricanes feed off ocean heat is a principle widely understood.
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Modi had been widely accused of failing to prevent the massacre.
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"Not surprisingly, the quality of these memos varies widely," he says.
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It is the most widely consumed joke that I have produced.
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Another from January found widely varying results for different ancestry tests.
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But by then, GitHub was widely used for downloading free software.
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Even worse, it was widely panned by both critics and audiences.
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Now, for months, Nunes has widely wielded influence behind the scenes.
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Mugabe was widely accused of rigging elections to keep winning office.
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If he runs, he is widely expected to win the election.
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Shareholders in Banco Popolare are widely expected to back the deal.
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Despite decades of prohibition, marijuana remains widely consumed and universally available.
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Ryanair is widely regarded to pay competitive wages to senior pilots.
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The choice has been widely criticized, including by Republicans in Washington.
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As you might imagine, the quality of these tunes varies widely.
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But when they do, they said, the most widely used fM.
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The pilot had been previously reported, but was not widely known.
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Not that long ago, being LGBT in Indonesia was widely tolerated.
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It was widely panned as anti-Semitic and she later apologized.
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Unions for teachers and nurses were the most widely-favored overall.
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For that, Duke is widely considered the father of modern surfing.
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B'Tselem released the widely viewed video of Sergeant Azaria's alleged misconduct.
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It varies widely by channel depending on who the audience is.
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Few American athletes have been as widely beloved as Simpson was.
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Booker is widely speculated to be a presidential contender in 2020.
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Congress must codify widely accepted net neutrality protections through bipartisan legislation.
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"The Future is Latina" is a phrase proudly and widely embraced.
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Videos about the crisis have been shared widely on social media.
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Had it been, the fires might have burned much more widely.
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That would be a mistake, says one widely followed energy strategist.
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It can be prevented with a widely available and inexpensive vaccine.
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The epic strike was widely recognized as a defeat for workers.
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The move is widely opposed by government officials representing coastal states.
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His tenure is widely derided as the worst in Fed history.
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Chlorpyrifos is among the most widely used pesticides in the world.
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This is a policy widely practiced in Europe and other countries.
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The report was widely repeated by independent news outlets in Russia.
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He had been hired by Liate Stehlik, Morrow's widely admired publisher.
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Pinnacle Foods fell 4.1 percent after the widely anticipated deal announcement.
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But Republicans have widely condemned it, pointing to its high costs.
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But none have invested as widely in these companies as SoftBank.
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It is widely regarded as the first arrest for intoxicated driving.
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Outside of music, Tencent has invested widely in overseas technology companies.
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Martha McSally , widely viewed as the establishment favorite in the Aug.
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" However, "even with their newfound fashionability, the founders remain widely misunderstood.
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FELICITY BOYCE, MATERIAL DEVELOPER: It's quite widely known as the goo.
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