You don't often see all of these nationalities working side by side.
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Increased numbers of people will be working side-by-side with robots.
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One-time deadly rivals are now working side-by-side in his restaurants.
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"It's a beautiful feeling," Tima says of working side-by-side with Mohammed.
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"I've spent my life working side by side with American builders," Trump said.
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U.S. special forces were working "side by side with our forces", he said.
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Mercedes-Benz is working side-by-side with Bosch on autonomous trucks Mercedes-Benz is working side-by-side with Bosch on autonomous trucks Just yesterday the company showed off cars that can automatically park themselves inside a parking structure.
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Instead, they're working side by side with 0003,000 Ford factory workers, and not for them.
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For the next ten years, they were a couple, living and working side-by-side.
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Even in later episodes, once the two are working side by side, the original dynamic lingers.
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The two men have been working side by side on the committee for nearly a decade.
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During his year on parole, he's been working side by side with his best friend Miles (Casal).
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We've been working side-by-side for years and there were a couple times ... the Eastern Conference.
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Working side by side with inspired developers, designers and entrepreneurs is the best way to do that.
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"I was stuck to the ceiling with happiness," he says of working side-by-side with his son.
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And, of course, NATO is in Afghanistan, working side by side with America in our two area missions.
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We'll be working side by side throughout the integration to capitalize on best-in-class expertise from both sides.
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Houston's trash haulers are working side-by-side with a disaster contractor's crews from San Antonio and Austin, Texas.
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But quickly, the pair found that hanging up their cleats didn't mean they couldn't continue working side-by-side.
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Gress recounts the many times it paid off to have a house full of creatives working side by side.
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Her nonprofit has been working side by side with federal and local agencies taking both air and water samples.
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West, Chance, DMX: here were three very different proponents of the Christian impulse in hip-hop, working side by side.
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And if there were an emergency they would be there working side-by-side, caring and praying for each other.
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For example, a manufacturing firm might need some high-skilled people and some low-skilled people working side by side.
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Of course, I only did this working side by side with my courageous partners, squad members and bosses in the NYPD.
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"You get very, very close with these families, when you're working side by side with them for so long," he added.
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Berg believes that working side by side allows both settlers and Palestinians to see each other as human beings, not stereotypes.
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Yet despite the two working side-by-side for the majority of each of their careers, they're both perceived very differently.
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"You get very, very close with these families, when you're working side by side with them for so long," he adds.
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Trump, 85033, also confirmed his eldest daughter, Ivanka Trump, would be working side-by-side with his wife at the White House.
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Appropriately, Cambodian officials call it the "leopard skin strategy" as it creates a patchwork of residents and companies working side by side.
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Top NSA officials, including director Mike Rogers, argue that it is better to have offensive and defensive specialists working side by side.
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After three decades of working side by side, sometimes in concert and sometimes at odds, he has this New Yorker's total confidence.
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"Endgame" pretty much pairs the two together, but it sounds like some other event may have the two working side-by-side.
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Companies are increasingly adopting technologies best built by small teams working side by side with customers, like cloud computing and mobile apps.
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Mother and daughter working side by side to change the mannequins and clean the store themselves at the end of every day.
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In the future, I envisage a fleet of robots working side-by-side with our people, offering a truly seamless travel experience.
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Mr. Marchini's family has farmed in the valley for four generations and he grew up working side by side with Mexican immigrants.
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Before the season was over, though, Linsey found herself again working side-by-side with Shelton, who saved her during a battle round.
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Help came, in the form of coaches — veteran teachers — working side by side with newbies and time set aside for teachers to collaborate.
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Prime Minister Binali Yildirim told the ruling AK Party that "working side by side with any terrorist group" was out of the question.
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Delgado said that her relationship with Miller began in mid-October 2016 after several months of working side-by-side on the Trump campaign.
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But we're finding that these collaborations can span many years, where we're often working side by side with the artists in looking for solutions.
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"It's going to be chaos," said Ms. Tran, a few weeks before the event, as she pictured a large group working side by side.
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"In the future, I envisage a fleet of robots working side-by-side with our people offering a truly seamless travel experience," Vidal added.
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Josiah RoyceCreditCreditHarvard University Archives Opinion Columnist In 1900, there were two great philosophers working side by side at Harvard, William James and Josiah Royce.
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Consider two chefs working side by side for the same catering company, doing the same job, for the same hours and the same money.
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Manufacturing firms are using industrial IoT to create "factories of the future," building aircrafts in virtual reality with robots and humans working side by side.
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The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, which is also writing grants for affordable housing, said working side by side with local communities was ''core to our work.
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Through this program, art therapists are working side-by-side with physicians to engage patients and help them process traumatic events and restore physical function.
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He also once worked as Jeff Bezos' technical adviser — or "shadow" — a coveted role working side by side with the CEO on a daily basis.
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" He said he has a "different kind of experience," which involves "solving problems working side by side with neighbors on some of the toughest issues.
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But in times of polarization, Elizabeth Fiedler, 38, Sara Innamorato, 32, and Summer Lee, 30, say they can elevate one another by working side-by-side.
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The two former FBI chiefs have a unique relationship, stemming in large part from working side by side during a major confrontation with the Bush administration.
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Business Insider: The facility resembled a conventional office room, with young employees working side-by-side, some situated in front of standing desks adorned with multiple screens.
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What is it like working side-by-side with your dad, a man who pioneered a documentary and has provided PBS many, many, many hours of television?
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So the idea is to try find a balance between community and journalism with the community and journalists working side by side as equals in specific topic areas.
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Like Ramaswamy before him, Raghavan will focus on products while Philipp Schindler will continue in his role as Google's Chief Business Officer, working side-by-side with Raghavan.
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Trump congratulated Bolsonaro on his win, and White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said on Sunday that the president looks forward to working "side by side" with him.
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Wheeler has pointed to a memorandum of understanding the two agencies signed last year as evidence that they are interested in working side-by-side on privacy issues.
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Working side-by-side, Drew (a real estate expert) and Jonathan (a licensed contractor) — both 39 — help couples find, buy, remodel and transform fixer-uppers into their dream homes.
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Boatswain's Mates (BM), one of the Navy's oldest original ratings, lead a team of undesignated seaman working side-by-side ensuring their duties are completed with the utmost professionalism.
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Both Trump and Rubio are squeezing Cruz in the Lone Star State, cutting into his lead by blanketing the airwaves and working side by side to engineer an upset.
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In Mexico City, thousands of soldiers, rescuers and civilians -- including college students -- were working side by side to dig through tall piles of rubble from dozens of crumbled buildings.
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Over the course of Monday's controversial Helsinki summit, Russian President Vladimir Putin pushed an agenda that would ostensibly see the U.S. and Russia working side by side as allies.
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And even though Walker relies on Amazon for lots of those sales, that doesn't mean he isn't hyper aware that he's working side by side with the potential competition.
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Earlier this week, it emerged that some 1,000 crew on board the ship had not been kept in quarantine, eating meals together with masks off and working side by side.
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He previously led Kindle teams for several years, and was once Jeff Bezos's technical assistant, or "shadow," a highly coveted mentee-type role working side by side with the CEO.
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It was hard to understand how officers working side by side, policing a community with so many issues that became divisive with Trump's rhetoric, how they could work side by side.
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Right now, the Australian army is hosting one of its largest military exercises with participants from the US Marine Corps and the French military working side-by-side with Australian forces.
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Now, in a Shakespearean turn, Mr. Kushner is working side by side with the former federal prosecutor who put his father, Charles Kushner, in prison just over 10 years ago: Gov.
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However, recent exponential success in AI shows that even the most skilled jobs, such as financial planners, investment advisors and doctors, will soon be working side-by-side with AI assistants.
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We were working side by side and maybe there was a dynamic of informing one another, but I wasn't painting what he was playing, and he wasn't playing what I was painting.
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And so I'm trying to bring that operating principle to our paid-leave discussion; to our skills movement; to the working families, businesses, nonprofits, faith leaders, and educators working side by side.
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"The entire Sunrise team is now working side-by-side with the Outlook team and it's a thrilling moment for us to work on an app of this scale," the company said.
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We also explore whether robots create or destroy jobs (spoiler alert: it's both, depending on which study you read) and the imagine the future of humans and robots working side by side.
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We dream of a time when, in passing the lessons of this generation from teacher to student, from parent to child, we tell a story of women and men working side-by-side.
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Last night, Sun was working side by side with a former Bytemark colleague Tommy Inouye, along with Gloria Chow, who has spent the last six years as a member of KPMG's Innovation Lab.
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But in Japan, the focus is on narrowing the gap between permanent employees and low-paid part-timers and contractors, who make up about 40% of the workforce, often working side by side.
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"The American people know that I could not be more honored to be working side by side with a president who is making America great again," Pence said in a statement released Sunday morning.
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Coast Guard Petty Officer Lora Ratliff says the agencies are working "side-by-side" to determine what caused the Ride the Ducks boat to sink Thursday night in Table Rock Lake in the Branson area.
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More importantly, Morningside reports a newfound sense of pride among its workers, many of whom are now employed in integrated settings working side by side with non-disabled co-workers and earning a fair wage.
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But in the age of the coronavirus pandemic, having reviewers working side by side in an office could not only be dangerous for them, it could also risk further spreading the virus to the general public.
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The "first 100 days" photos are no exception, with several highlighting Obama working side by side with leaders from both major parties, and taking presidential trips around the world — you know, instead of to Mar-a-Lago.
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Prince William, Princess Kate and Prince Harry officially launched their new Heads Together initiative on Monday, and the charity released a highlights video that offers fans an up-close chance to see them working side-by-side.
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The document, which needs to be completed before mid-October, will be closely scrutinized, as investors look for clues on whether European fiscal commitments are respected and on whether the coalition government is working side by side.
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The team of a dozen researchers is here to study the development of new technologies and the way in which state and local authorities are working side-by-side with startups to keep everyone safe without sundering innovation.
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As a refresher, here's a snippet of the leaked memo Yahoo sent to its employees: To become the absolute best place to work, communication and collaboration will be important, so we need to be working side-by-side.
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And in the Midwest, Uline, a major distributor of packaging materials and industrial supplies, kept its work force going through the week, despite complaints from employees, including those crowded into its call centers, working side-by-side in cubicles.
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Hicks, in particular, was adept at translating Trump's instincts and messaging into more concrete prescriptions for other White House staffers, former campaign officials and surrogates, thanks to the three years she spent working side by side with the president.
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"We are working side-by-side with medical experts from the Department of Health and the CDC, and will be in constant contact with them until this issue is fully resolved," the facility said in a statement last week.
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"Working side by side with Krakower... for the last six years I would say that Susan would remain as cool and collected as Julia did under stress," said Wall Street Week co-host and former CNBC personality Gary Kaminsky.
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JOE KERNEN: Larry could have been have been telling him that, so— STEPHEN MOORE: Well, my point is that I was working side by side with Larry Kudlow and Art Laffer and Donald Trump to put this economic agenda together.
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The active-duty 388th FW and Air Force Reserve 419th FW are the Air Force's only combat-capable F-35 units, working side-by-side, maintaining the jets in a Total Force partnership that utilizes the strengths of both components.
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In light of this notable shift in U.S. foreign policy, U.S.-based NGOs working on African issues can be capitalized on by private donors, while working side-by-side with the administration, USAID and State Department to create pillars of democratic stability.
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"This is a guy who could spend a decade working side-by-side, very successfully, with [IAC's] Barry Diller, who is no shrinking violet," Jeff Sonnenfeld, senior associate dean for leadership studies at Yale, told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street " on Monday.
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"Instacart empowers Shoppers by giving them a choice in how they work with Instacart—either as a part-time employee or independent contractor—and we're working side by side with thousands of Shoppers to create real opportunities," the company said in a statement to Gizmodo.
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I will be working side-by-side with Kevin Feige and the gang to help design where these stories go, and make sure the future of the Marvel Cosmic Universe is as special and authentic and magical as what we have created so far.
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In December 2015, Suffolk County Police Commissioner Tim Sini pulled the FBI into the investigation and, in February 2016, he launched a Gilgo Beach task force, assigning two full-time detectives to focus only on the deaths, working side-by-side with an FBI agent.
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" Helping people get healthy with a plant-based diet is actually the next big tech trend, too, says Michael Pellman Rowland, who recently wrote in Forbes that "pioneering doctors and startups are working side-by-side to ... transform the way we prevent, and fight, chronic disease.
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But after women achieved the right to vote in 1920 and began slowly trickling into the workplace, working side by side with men, feminists seemed to agree that the best way to get ahead in a "man's world" was to do their best to act like men.
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Zaytoven and Mike WiLL—who himself has spent the last few years making Rae Sremmurd into stars and working with the likes of Miley Cyrus and Beyoncé—have worked with many of the same artists, but it was their first time truly working side-by-side.
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Or rather, it did, until two French footwear designers found one another while working side-by-side at Chloé and decided to branch out on their own to create a new kind of footwear brand, one that is sustainable, luxurious, and best of all, under $600.
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Archaeologists and building workers are now working side-by-side on their respective projects to preserve the barracks and prepare for the future; an architect will alter blueprints to integrate the historic site into the structure of the forthcoming Amba Aradam stop, which lies near the Colosseum.
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With no sign of an arrest in sight, in December 2015, Suffolk County Police Commissioner Tim Sini pulled the FBI into the investigation, and in February, he launched a Gilgo Beach task force, assigning two full-time detectives from Suffolk County to focus only on the deaths, working side by side with an FBI agent.
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It took Monet and Renoir, working side by side in the summer of 27.1, to develop the style that became Impressionism; during the six-year collaboration that gave rise to Cubism, Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque would often sign only the backs of their canvases, to obscure which of them had completed each painting.
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"I do have the experience of sometimes feeling like a stranger in my own country, turning on the news and seeing my own rights come up for debate, and seeing my rights expanded by a coalition of people like me and people not at all like me, working side by side, shoulder to shoulder, making it possible for me to be standing here," Buttigieg said.
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We will have 222, 0003 BuzzFeed producers living side by side and working side by side with us in Rio, providing access, the access that we have [to] athletes, talent, a little bit of guidance on what we think the audience might deem the most engaging, and in some cases where we're leading the audience but never dictating the sensibility and the style with which they produce those stories.
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Mueller himself left the administration when Bill Clinton became president, spending an unhappy year in private practice before rejoining the Justice Department to work as a junior homicide prosecutor in DC under then US attorney Eric Holder; Mueller, who had led the nation's entire criminal division was now working side by side with prosecutors just a few years out of law school, the equivalent of a three-star military general retiring and reenlisting as a second lieutenant.
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Turning on the news and seeing my own rights come up for debate, and seeing my rights expanded by a coalition of people like me and people not at all like me, working side by side, shoulder to shoulder, making it possible for me to be standing here wearing this wedding ring in a way that couldn't have happened two elections ago, lets me know just how deep my obligation is to help those whose rights are on the line every day, even if they are nothing like me in their experience.
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