The first is: How do the value streams described above add up in a given environment, under a given retail price of electricity, a given market structure, and a given amount of sunlight?
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Things can be true, but only from a given perspective at a given time.
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What we thought was a given is no longer a given, and that's alarming.
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It will learn, for instance, which notes "go well" with a given chord, what chord is probable after a given chord, or which notes usually follow after a given note.
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They may not know how to adapt a given training for a given disabled person at first.
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It may be that a given partner's stack has been trained on a given set of cities.
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More and more players are stepping away in a given season or a given year, and who knows.
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But unlike a conventional store, StockX doesn't guarantee that a given product will be available at a given time.
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Experts say that, on average, 2 percent of passwords in a given dump will match with a given site.
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In all of these cases, exactly which ambulance picks up a given patient with a given condition is random.
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In the new work, this geometric space represents all polynomials of a given degree for a given finite field.
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This way, we can have four full Moons during a given season or two full Moons in a given month.
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"The transatlantic relationship, which all around the table we consider a given, is not a given," a European diplomat told CNN.
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"When an individual doesn't feel as isolated — doesn't feel as if you're an island trying to treat opioid use disorder — that confidence will beget more confidence in a given clinic, a given hospital, or a given region," Lozada said.
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To take a step back, a call represents the right to buy a stock for a given price within a given time period.
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Most industries experience so-called diseconomies of scale, the point at which producing a given unit of output for a given firm rises.
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They find that the number of collisions in a given area, over a given time, is comparable, if not better than, for dwarf galaxies.
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Utilizing PixelCNN, the network looks at probabilities of what would be in a given pixel of a given class of images at that size.
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The key to solving the wildfire problem is to develop local solutions that work for a given location and topography and a given community.
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I use an app called Artemis that tells me exactly where the sun will be at a given time of year, in a given location, on a given day, and that helps us decide where to put the camera to keep the shadows consistent.
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The trouble is, it doesn't actually help investors that much in determining whether to invest in a given security, or index, at a given price.
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"It's marketing to people based on where their journey will take them in a given day, versus where people are in a given moment," said Adams.
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Of what other language can it be said that it died a sudden and definite death, in a given decade, on a given piece of soil?
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The OpenRTB protocol is a tool that can be used to determine which advertisement should be served on a given web page at a given time.
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Most important, the hours a given worker spent on a given job fell substantially for jobs that typically pay a low wage — say, answering customer emails.
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Now, seamless integration between two products operating under the same parent company in the same vertical should be a given, but in IoT nothing is a given.
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That data could be used to find a given subject's residence or even identify associates if a given car is regularly spotted in a specific parking lot.
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This reflected infrared heats the filament, meaning less electricity is needed to keep that filament at a given temperature and thus at a given visible-light output.
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But according to the Emory study, the partisanship of a given district is becoming a better predictor of who will win a given congressional race than incumbency.
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Traversing the country's more traditional nightclubs and their grittier DIY counter-parts, the series will tune into a given theme we discover emerging in a given crowd.
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A call simply grants its owner the right to buy a stock for a given price within a given time frame, not the obligation to do so.
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Although Facebook trends are personalized, the feature doesn't give details about why a given topic is recommended beyond the sheer number of people "talking about" a given topic.
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It less easily takes advantage of the large volume of live data that can now help estimate the risk posed by a given activity at a given time.
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She measured how referrals from a given doctor to a given surgeon changed when the outcome of a particular referral to that surgeon was unusually good or bad.
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He emphasizes operational earthquake forecasting, which tells the probability that a quake of a certain strength might occur in a given region over a given period of time.
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That's where the different rates and brackets are applied to translate a given amount of taxable income into a given amount of taxes that you need to pay.
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"In the last 15 to 20 years, we might have thought that fighting for women's rights is a given and that acknowledging climate change is a given," she said.
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A put represents the right to sell a stock at a given price within a given time frame, so selling a put is a is neutral-to-bullish strategy.
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An option gives the purchaser the right, but not the obligation, to buy (a call) or sell (a put) an asset at a given price before a given date.
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To make matters worse, Congress limits residents of a given country to no more than 28500 percent of the total number of green cards available in a given year.
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A call gives its buyer the right to buy the underlying asset for a given price within a given time period; buying a call, then, is a bullish trade.
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So some of this just comes down to how salient something an official says or does seems in relation to other concerns about a given department at a given time?
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Still, Mr. Wallsten said, it's not a given that a strong debate showing will translate into votes — and experts have said Ms. Harris's geographic ties don't make her a given.
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And in a given year, Rachel, after making billions of dollars in profit, do you know how much they're paying in taxes to the United States government in a given year?
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Instead judgment will turn on how supporting or not supporting a given speaker, or a given policy of supporting student groups to invite speakers, fulfills the articulated mission of the university.
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AW: It's hard to say just why a given place at a given time captures one's imagination, and induces one to return again and again to photograph there over many years.
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The total fertility rate "gives you a sense of the fertility of a generation, whereas the general fertility rate is the fertility rate for a given population in a given year," Hamilton said.
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Grind the beans into smaller pieces—more "fines" relative to the larger "boulder" fragments—and you get a higher extraction yield for a given amount of water over a given amount of time.
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"In general, PoP (probability of precipitation) is defined as a combination of the percent chance of rain over a given amount of time and the percent coverage over a given area," Miller says.
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It means balancing the inherent value of a given view with the obligation to ensure that other members of a given community can participate in discourse as fully recognized members of that community.
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That may happen in December but is not a given.
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That, an election showed last year, is not a given.
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But assuming his election is a given is probably incorrect.
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Saying yes to him, Williams says, was always a given.
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As far as other highlights go, Svartidauði is a given.
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Android 6.0 Marshmallow with Samsung's TouchWiz UI is a given.
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About how a given scene might make their mom feel.
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Creating personas assumes every individual fits in a given bucket.
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But winning California is far from a given for her.
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It is not a question answered; it is a given.
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Assume as a given that I cannot meet your request.
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How many calls do you get in a given shift?
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Anything that's a knockoff of something else is a given.
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Increased performance is a given with every new Samsung phone.
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It's now a given that AI will transform our world.
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But despite overwhelming bipartisan public support, that's not a given.
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How much capital should entrepreneurs raise at a given time?
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Here was a multiethnic workplace, also presented as a given.
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Investors have already begun viewing a resolution as a given.
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Special elections take place in a given time and place.
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While law in a given country might confine a woman
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I'll also talk to experts in a given scientific area.
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How many books do you read in a given week?
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That historic turnout by communities of color isn't a given.
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This is a given when such grave allegations are made.
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Marital politics Differences of opinion in marriage are a given.
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Waldeck's choice of the name "lychee" is almost a given.
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The Russian assault on America was a given, of course.
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Not that those are a given either, by the way!
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That's a given and it's their job to fuel it.
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But he takes it as a given — unpleasant but unchangeable.
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To what extent do you adapt to a given director?
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They do not factor in a given Spotify user's profile.
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That they have survived this long was hardly a given.
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The domestic title is almost a given here these days.
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That the trains could be unreliable was already a given.
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These tools can outperform human beings at a given task.
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The relationship between Russia and China is not a given.
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It was almost a given that she would try again.
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On many flights, free food is no longer a given.
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It's almost a given that people will experience difficult things.
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It wasn't a given he was going to ask me.
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It's — it's absolutely a given that they will come back.
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At the same time, their ascendancy is hardly a given.
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However, it's not a given, and wait times remain imprecise.
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Consider the angry commentary you hear during a given day.
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So disengaging and accepting our fate is not a given.
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How many works does he produce in a given year?
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Cloudy weather could prevent the sighting in a given location.
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Invasion seemed imminent and victory by no means a given.
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When users searched for a given debate, the query returned the livestream, post-debate analysis, and opportunities for users to exchange comments on a given story with the original writer and other citizen commentators.
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"These and other technologies like Bluetooth can be combined for better accuracy, but there's no guarantee that a given phone can be located with six-foot precision at a given time," the EFF said.
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The agency infects target devices with malware that can then check which public Wi-Fi networks a given computer can connect to at a given moment, as well as the signal strengths of those networks.
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Antibiotics have a Minimum Inhibitory Concentration (MIC) which has been determined in laboratories as the concentration of a given antibiotic to kill or inhibit a given bacteria growing on nutrient medium in a petri dish.
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He said that while the city was seeking an average of 25,000 units to preserve or create in a given year, the number of deals in process during a given year is roughly 35,000 units.
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He&aposs deciding that a given pardon is in public interest.
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Remember, this is Westworld and one's humanity is never a given.
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However, the American affinity for automobiles was not always a given.
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So their status as a cycling nation wasn't always a given.
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On a given subject, 90 percent of people know virtually nothing.
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That's the single best thing to buy on a given day.
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With no previous examples to work from, failures were a given.
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A month or so ago, this was anything but a given.
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Silhouetting This one is practically a given for Oscar-winning cinematography.
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Any number of people could fit in a given bite mark.
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"People generally optimize their choices within a given budget," she said.
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That she is a traitor is now taken as a given.
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Measuring the carbon emissions of a new fuel is a given.
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You'll even find variations in the market within a given state.
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Of course, some days are very monotonous — that's just a given.
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For us to help that city, Coalinga, is a given benefit.
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Bliss is not a given, even with a roster like this.
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I think for instance that fighting climate change is a given.
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But we know that an equal playing field isn't a given.
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So, any statement that a given forecast is inconceivable is unwarranted.
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You are usually a first time buyer of a given service.
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Given Yahoo's prominence, a media feeding frenzy was always a given.
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In fact, in a given year, they pay nothing in taxes.
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Like being goal-oriented, being a team player is a given.
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Fluenty's software generates contextually relevant text replies within a given conversation.
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More than 2.2 million adults are incarcerated on a given day.
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But this is pizza we're talking about — greasiness is a given.
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There are three big areas of waste on a given shipment.
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A given result has only a certain chance of being correct.
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It's also a given that its politics are saner than Fela's.
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New Yorkers have 101 things to do in a given day.
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Gargouillou is a snapshot of our environment at a given moment.
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One pays out a given interest rate specified in nominal terms.
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The counts include only the top charge in a given episode.
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Predictably, these pronouncements involve bad economics; that's pretty much a given.
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I think everybody understands a given story within their own context.
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We take this as a given — the cost of doing business.
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"In the United States, American identity is a given," he said.
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HomeShare Vermont has just 60 matches going at a given time.
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"What's in it for me?" is a given in any interaction.
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Would it require that both adults in a given household work?
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The contractual obligations are a given, but its a moral question.
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But as we're seeing right now, that's no longer a given.
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Mr. Minardo loved the garage, not a given for the area.
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In a given month, he only spends about $200 on groceries.
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But analysts say an agreement before 2020 is not a given.
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Defying categorization isn't a goal or a gimmick; it's a given.
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By choosing how many drivers to onboard into a given market.
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Or just generally... play a whole lot of a given game.
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But within the industry, fake cum photos are just a given.
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On the old model he's been somewhat restricted with the nights of the week that he can work — because he has to work a given shift, at a given time on given days of the week.
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An options trader who is bearish would ordinarily buy a put, which is an option that gives its owner the right to sell a stock or ETF at a given price within a given time frame.
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But in this case, Gordon instead chooses to sell a call — meaning that he is allowing someone else to buy the stock for a given price within a given time frame, in return for income now.
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How we see people of a given racial appearance present themselves in media unconsciously sets the limit on what we see as possible for ourselves or for people around us of a given ethnic group or race.
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Now speedy shipping is not only expected, but it's almost a given.
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Some police precincts now routinely log no killings in a given year.
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Answering them leads to a tighter focus on a given data set.
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There's always a chance the public won't latch onto a given case.
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He had this warning too: Your perceived liberties are never a given.
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And it can issue a directive barring imaging over a given location.
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Dedicating a percentage of your paycheck to your savings is a given.
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A cut in July is now seen by markets as a given.
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It wasn't a given, however, that the Cold War would end peacefully.
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So future films centered on the character are pretty much a given.
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New versions of iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS are practically a given.
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Researchers tested how people reacted when robots messed up a given task.
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The assumption that it should do this was taken as a given.
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Do you take it as a given that Huawei equipment has backdoors?
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She is constantly readjusting, recalculating how she can maximize a given situation.
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Taken together, these data would form the "truth" about a given vehicle.
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This simple calculation quantifies the growth efficiency of a given cloud business.
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This kind of widespread bipartisanship support isn't a given in public health.
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Prima ballerina Misty Copeland's rise to iconic status was never a given.
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Nowadays, that's kind of a given anywhere you pitch, but especially here.
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As a kid, the separation between nature and humans was a given.
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Nappies (diapers), wet wipes, favourite toys, books and food are a given.
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You never know what you're going to get in a given playthrough.
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It's impossible to prophesy which forces will prevail at a given time.
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"Closing the loop" means knowing how well a given ad impression succeeded.
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Some media outlets even seemed to take the hurricane as a given.
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Buying a put usually signifies a bearish bet against a given stock.
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That way, if a given project fails, you declare bankruptcy and reorganize.
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"If these differences persist, a transition is not a given," Barnier said.
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A new iPad Pro is all but a given at this point.
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It does not go into the market and offer a given price.
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It just means it's not a given that you will get it.
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The ads about higher taxes and a government takeover are a given.
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Still, it was far from a given the bill would become law.
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If a given company takes corrective action, its bid will be considered.
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So does overall mortality, your risk of dying in a given period.
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I've got to go into this fight thinking it's not a given.
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This now-established vital press protection, however, was not always a given.
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Glucose produces more energy for a given amount of oxygen than fat.
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This impacts your judgement and how you respond to a given situation.
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The media authority has the authority to look at a given journalist.
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For the latter, swapping in sandals and cropped denim is a given.
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That's far from a given, especially if they can't get Democrats' help.
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If one person can't book during a given date, no one can.
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How many products do you think you review in a given month?
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Less of a given, though, is how well both actors sell it.
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Instead, users must comb through the plot keywords for a given title.
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When a meaningful, transformative artist dies, battles over legacy are a given.
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It also holds true whether or not a given opinion is offensive.
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"It's a given that we're going to want more money," he said.
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But you'll vote on 1,200 items in a given session of Congress.
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Facebook: "How many birthday posts occur on Facebook on a given day?"
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Standing in a given position, we tend to seek out these cadences.
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Ferries are often the only way to drive to a given park.
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But there are only 13 prefixes available for a given area code.
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Until a given aspiration or vision becomes real, arbitrary constraints are premature.
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The higher on the list, the more people contemplating a given costume.
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It is a given that, at some point, the fire will come.
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During the Trump presidency, it would only become more of a given.
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After the trauma he has been through, this is almost a given.
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Some of his photographs were stand-alone shots of a given subject.
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Batteries do, especially because you can optimize them for a given route.
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In addition, it's not a given that all Senate Democrats stay together.
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Hilarious, that's a given, but that's also not giving gravity its due.
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Seth Kaplan, principal at Kaplan Research, says this news was a given.
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"That's a given," Israel, who specializes in intellectual property law, told Hyperallergic.
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Well, never let Luke write for Noisey again, that's a given, sure.
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With one click, they can add a given product to a post.
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Ranking is about predicting an ordering of items which is "best" in a given setting; for instance, in search ranking, we want to order results that are most relevant for a given query and user profile and history.
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It's a level of disclosure that, as described, resembles how television ads work: Local TV stations and cable providers keep public records documenting airtime costs for ads that all people viewing a given channel in a given market see.
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I understand if a given problem is a founder's passion, and respect that.
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It wasn't a given that Uber would continue working on self-driving cars.
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It's also only used in the first charging decision in a given arrest.
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In a given year, Palau faces 50 to 20123 incursions by pirate vessels.
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The political difficulties mean that "tax reform is not a given," they added.
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Taking all the jobs in a given industry, tech comes out on top.
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"This request would be considered, but it's not a given," the official said.
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But she has several different arrow types that can match a given situation.
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They can also rent as many as they want in a given month.
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Just a few weeks ago, traders thought positive news would be a given.
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"It is possible to destroy the world in a given area," Rohrer said.
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"You never know what's going to happen in a given campaign," he said.
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And two, drawing an audience at a given point in time is hard.
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But 19963 years ago, Carroll took the importance of men as a given.
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Visually, the troopers will change depending on the era of a given mission.
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Soggy Converse sneakers are pretty much a given if it starts to drizzle.
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SO I'LL TAKE THAT IDEA THAT THE POTENTIAL FOR THAT AS A GIVEN.
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Typically, just 5-10% of nurses registered in a given country are men.
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Those records included site names, URLs, and when a given site was visited.
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They go back to the comics inspiring a given storyline, and start sketching.
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Implementation of the rules as currently proposed is far from a given, however.
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It's a given that you'll be drinking something during the debate, but what?
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She's surprised by this, like it's a given rather than a personal choice.
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Jurisdiction deals with the power of a court to hear a given case.
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The Xerox/Fujifilm deal was never a given for any number of reasons.
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Google says that UAC can automate where a given ad might appear — e.g.
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If 10,000 hours of work in a given area suggests you're an expert.
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Everybody makes mistakes, that's a given — but we don't always learn from them.
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It's often simply about seeing how far you can push a given technology.
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Your top friend in a given week contributes 25% of Snap send volume.
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It was not a given that Perry would even be in Trump's Cabinet.
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Some countries limit the hourly fee they can charge for a given service.
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But we are not immune to this and this is not a given.
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User experience (UX) design is about improving users' interaction with a given product.
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Competence is not necessarily a given so it's always worth considering this carefully.
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Still, use of an HSA as a retirement savings vehicle isn't a given.
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When you hate something, when you share a disgust for a given topic.
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It helps me get up to speed on a given topic pretty quickly.
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We have to recognize that it's not a given we'll end up ahead.
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But this is not a given in the highly competitive world of finance.
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But still, it's important to note that microtargeting's effectiveness is not a given.
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Freedom of navigation is not a given; it must be established in practice.
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I'm never in my mind targeting a given level of any financial market.
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You simply don't have to spell the words out, because it's a given.
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A little realism here: That people die in a disaster is a given.
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They were all convicted of their crimes; I took that as a given.
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"I told him, that's not a given right for black people," she said.
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That Clinton would win a race against Trump in November was a given.
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The top schools in a given state typically have much higher graduation rates.
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It could be the psychological well-being of individuals within a given organization.
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Among executives and producers, it's a given that TV is a "cool" medium.
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It's easy to get caught up in whatever is dominating a given moment.
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The relative priority top leadership assigns to a given issue also is crucial.
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But how do prosecutors determine the role hate had in a given crime?
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For $2200, good noise-cancelling and great battery life should be a given.
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The stakes are low on a given night in an 82-game season.
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That means the system learns lots of ways to phrase a given idea.
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These allow you to put aside $26.25,210 for a given child every year.
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They are, after all, supposedly the best fighter in a given weight class.
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Was that a given for you, or were you thinking about other stuff?
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And it was a given to you that you were gonna do something.
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This is a given, a truth so obvious that it barely needs stating.
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Thanks to the appellate decision, it's a given that copyrightable code was copied.
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When women are pictured without heads, their objectification seems almost like a given.
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Other candidates seem to give the worst possible answer for a given situation.
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Stephanie Gilmore will not disappear on a given street in Australia, her homeland.
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One of the most crucial elements of a given fight scene is sound.
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If a given opportunity or project aligns with those goals, go for it.
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It was not always a given that this would be a podium dynasty.
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Anybody plays a good match, you can beat anybody on a given day.
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Everyone (correctly) takes it as a given that Republicans will do nothing. Why?
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Value defines how light or dark a given color or hue can be.
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"Jefferson's Daughters," Kerrison's beautifully written book, takes the relationship's existence as a given.
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And if this "perfect storm" picks up speed, neither will be a given.
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It wasn't always a given that Shiggy's challenge would win the summer, though.
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It's a given that the culprit in the killing is a male relative.
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But how many useful applications of a given organism can there really be?
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Six days before a given Sunday's games, CBS sends out final game assignments.
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What should the chronically ill in a given region do during an outbreak?
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At what point does your opinion about a given book begin to consolidate?
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In situations where there can be only one winner, competing is a given.
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That is a given for a middle power ally of the United States.
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In a given year, southeast Texas typically sees about 63 inches of rainfall.
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In some states, policies were available with riders that excluded a given condition.
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Nine in 10 customers in a given year re-up on their memberships.
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In a given year, some of my favorite experiences inevitably revolve around puzzles.
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Flushed cheeks, sparkling eyes and visible puffs of breath are not a given.
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It's practically a given that Trump will have strong support among white evangelicals.
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It is not a given that it will ever fly on a plane.
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Often he seemed engrossed with the wondrous musical particulars of a given moment.
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The marketplace allows producers to search within a given genre and by score.
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"For us, environmental is a given," said Mr. Stanley of Australia's Splinter Society.
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Think of ATP as a cell's energy currency for performing a given function.
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When we assess flood risk in a given location, we consider three questions.
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And they'll only get better, even for a given camera-sensor-processor combo.
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The other bearish argument, higher interest rates, is a given among market participants.
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Native advertising is so prevalent now that it's a given to younger generations.
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Congress will have to approve the budget, and that is not a given.
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You can't just look at raw dollar figures spent on a given program.
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What contributes to the system's security is Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, a much-touted quantum rule which, in this case, guarantees that an eavesdropper would disrupt the system's randomness, because intercepting and measuring a given photon forces it into a given polarisation.
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The data can not only be recorded over a given time, it can be plotted on a graph for easier visual analysis, annotated with notes and photos of a given experiment, and compared against other measurements taken at a different time.
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These bullish derivatives, which technically represent the right to buy a stock at a given price within a given time frame, "underprice the potential for shares to trade higher in light of our analyst's fundamental views on rate sensitivity," they opine.
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We created rankings by measuring the number of people who had visited a given chain in the last six months and comparing that against the number of people who said a given chain was the best or worst at something.
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It is clear that such disinvestment would yield many billions of dollars of losses, as the fact of existing U.S. participation in a given project is evidence of the efficiency of that participation relative to that of a given foreign firm.
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Half the population consumes sugary drinks on a given day, according to the CDC.
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Citations establish credibility, and determine the impact of a given paper, researcher, and institution.
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That Democrats would be united in their opposition was a given -- and an afterthought.
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Flower crowns and glitter are both a given, but those aren't your only options.
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It's never a given that children will inherit their parents' talents or career ambitions.
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Take note of any white horn icons; they serve as a given settlement's alarm.
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So I think we just knew that our love of food was a given.
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Now that he's departing, it's not a given that Democrats can replicate his success.
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"I mean, It's a Wonderful Life is pretty much a given," Roberts added, smiling.
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But it's not a given that Iran would accede to Russian leadership in Syria.
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Specific terms of each sponsorship will depend on the popularity of a given game.
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That it'll be its makers' biggest-selling LP to date is, surely, a given.
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Where are the machine learning systems predicting that a given seller account is untrusted?
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That the show would be overtly irreverent about taboos, including sex, was a given.
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Whoever comes out to play on a given night, that's who's going to win.
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In Battlefront II, players collect "battle points" as they go through a given match.
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But it is not a given and it depends on how it shakes out.
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Sometimes you'll need to give your collaborators some extra info about a given image.
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Such a system would be able to store more data in a given space.
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For this reason, it's difficult to independently calculate monthly revenue for a given account.
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That's not a given though when you consider how rife privacy is in China.
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Introduce recommended people to follow when a user taps to follow a given user.
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They make promises about how great it will be when a given bill passes.
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However, the same bias presumably applies to all films made in a given year.
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They tend to think, Of course you're supposed to be brave, that's a given.
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Here is what my life of Instagram use looks like on a given day.
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"It is not a given that the markets will be return accretive," Nomura said.
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That the museum would succeed, or even last a decade, was not a given.
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When they team up, it's a given that the look will be a hit.
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The one thing that seems like close to a given is an LTE model.
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That was a given as soon as the box office numbers started rolling in.
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This increases the cost of generating an income from a given pension pot 3.
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He also noted to ABC 7 that he felt privacy was a given right.
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And the way a given cuvée accrues value is not linear (see chart 3).
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WHOIS will provide you with a plethora of useful information about a given network.
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"We've lost some trust with the community, I mean that's a given," Douglas said.
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Wine is a given for Valentine's Day, but you can do better than that.
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It seems a given we can expect challenge and change to the established order.
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Only 4% of the 11m "removable aliens" can be deported in a given year.
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But no, "nothing is permanent" is a given in anyone's life, unless you're 12.
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Once Trump emerged as the obvious frontrunner, their support was very much a given.
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So about 4 or 5 percent of total Apple phones in a given year.
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And while this should be a given, make sure the photo is appropriate, i.e.
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They had to work for a given studio in order to make a living.
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The first few people in line are guaranteed a seat in a given hearing.
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Matching items for couples are a given, but T-shirts get boring real quick.
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It's practically a given at this point: The future of cars is self-driving.
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Speaking multiple languages is pretty much a given in many parts of the world.
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"Believing in science" is somehow not a given for a presidential candidate in 2016.
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Another priority is Ugandan schools, frequently the most substantial structures in a given community.
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Who is likely to be the swing justice in a given case or term?
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So a data plan is a given, and the parents are willing to pay.
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A low score indicates that the article skimmed the surface of a given topic.
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However, that is far from a given as different insurers would be affected differently.
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Previously, Facebook implemented tools that let people view ads a given page has run.
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But it's not a given that Ireland and its European partners will agree either.
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A lawyer asked how much he could end up betting on a given night.
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The trade balance calculates a country's exports minus its imports in a given period.
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To accept the constraints of a given name, as if acceptance is always humble?
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Love and self-love, especially for blacks, are not a given but aspirational, too.
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On a given night, almost anyone on the roster can be the leading scorer.
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After all, it's a given right for a worker to demand their just wages.
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Moreover, the wait times within a given jurisdiction should be more or less equal.
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And their access to the components of bio-weapons is now almost a given.
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At first, ATMs reduced the average number of workers in a given bank branch.
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What's more, different individuals' responses to a given amount of cannabis can vary wildly.
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The bureau's methodology takes into account the cost of living in a given area.
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That question: What's the frequency of "origin-of-life" events on a given planet?
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Along the way, each person swished and spat out a given solution eight times.
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Count the number of work trips you have to take in a given month.
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I don't want the conflict of I own or don't own a given stock.
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Estimates of how many calories you burn for a given activity can vary widely.
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It is a privilege to play in the NFL, not a given constitutional right.
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Things you can do to shift the events and visuals of a given room.
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But the health of our democracy is not a constant, and not a given.
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Noise-cancelling headphones It's a given that everybody needs a good pair of headphones.
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AntEater also creates daily and weekly summaries of what happened in a given channel.
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It should be taken as a given that fan culture is not a monolith.
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According to Cecchini, around 25 percent of a given animal is made of viscera.
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Noise-Cancelling Headphones It's a given that everybody needs a good pair of headphones.
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So I don't think the problem is that a given study's results don't generalize.
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You want to know if a given performance or exhibit is worth your time.
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On a given night, Mr. Spiliadis might be found at any one of them.
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Good luck finding a lineup like that in any city, on a given week.
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"It was absolutely a given that was what excited me about it," said Mendes.
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And after a given picture's run, individual distributors balked at paying for return shipment.
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Take as a given that teenage boys are deathly afraid of their perceived immaturity.
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First, solve the engineering problem to see if a given project is even feasible.
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People in Silicon Valley used to say that as if it were a given.
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Online, a meme's ephemerality is a given, and old jokes more or less evaporate.
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Forget the propriety of any of it — it's just a given that it might.
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Seattle should win, but covering such a wide spread is far from a given.
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Each certificate represents a given amount of electricity that's been generated from renewable sources.
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"These cases occurred at a given time and then they stopped occurring," she said.
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Rather, 85033 percent of homeless families are sheltered at a given point in time.
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It's also a given that when you exercise, you generally feel better about yourself.
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To learn what genes underlie a given trait or behavior, researchers look for anomalies.
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Retail companies see different customer patterns based on the weather in a given area.
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If a given college wants to cultivate cosseted, emotionally fragile ideologues, so be it.
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It wasn't a given that Warren would be effective in standing up the CFPB.
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An inward-looking United States on retreat from global engagement is now a given.
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HOW AND WHY people collect is often a symptom of a given cultural moment.
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She sometimes collects, for instance, every newspaper in a country on a given date.
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They take as a given that more expensive health care is better health care.
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Name another company that operates in the billions of people on a given day.
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I don't even know how many pieces I work on in a given day.
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That Democrats would continue pursuing health policy as a key priority isn't a given.
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If weight and height were independent, you could just calculate the individual odds of a given weight falling inside –w < x < w and a given height falling inside –h < y < h, then multiply them to get the odds that both conditions are satisfied.
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ResyFly uses Resy's troves of data to determine the best way for restaurants to eliminate gaps in their inventory throughout a given night, taking into account things like date, time, weather and even the average time spent eating at a given restaurant.
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Until then, here's what we expect to hear about: This one is basically a given.
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"King is a given for their middle names," added the new mom of three, 34.
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To know that social media often makes us feel lonely now seems like a given.
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Wear light clothing Not light in weight, although in the summer that is a given.
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But now that he's departing, it's not a given that Democrats can replicate his success.
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It restricts the number of pages you can have open in a given browser window.
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Trump also insisted that he doesn't do "tweetstorms," multi-tweet threads about a given topic.
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And stops at the usual circuit of conferences are never a given for his staff.
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Whether I like it or not, the subjectivity of using the device is a given.
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I hope by now it's become utterly clear: In quantum physics, spookiness is a given.
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They'd been asked for 12-15 camera angles in a given scene; they provided three.
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If you're investing for the long-term, the markets will be volatile - that's a given.
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Instead, the Wayback Machine's entire history of a given site is removed from public view.
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It's a given that America's national security establishment is using more sophisticated cameras by now.
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Even if the market is volatile, it tends to be positive in a given year.
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A glass back would support wireless charging... Upgraded hardware would be also be a given.
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I also usually have a place to store furniture I've collected for a given location.
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The drone's payload can transmit data about the contents and destination of a given delivery.
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But regional weather on a given day reveals nothing about changing global temperatures over decades.
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"It's really hard to know how to trust a given VPN provider," says Hoffman-Andrews.
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We can see Nurse Wheeler reading off a given form and diligently writing down notes.
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That wasn't a given, since Crackdown 2 was a misguided sequel for a few reasons.
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Systematically searching everyone on a given highway or subway car would be difficult to justify.
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This measure assigns the same weight each additional stroke of improvement in a given tournament.
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It's pretty much a given that anything Gigi Hadid wears is going to sell out.
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Fans debate the merits of crusts, toppings (mozzarella is not a given), décor and service.
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It's not a given that every smart TV will support the latest version of Hulu.
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SHA-1 is a hashing function, which produces a digital fingerprint from a given file.
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The Creators Update is bringing new features and bug fixes to Windows, that's a given.
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Pregnancy can drastically shift a person's libido, but it's not a given in which direction.
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That function typically requires a record that a given site has been visited and cleared.
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Instead, he takes as a given that "fake news" is the foundation of mass media.
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Most investors take it as a given that the official figures are overstating China's growth.
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An individual student can claim just one of the tax credits in a given year.
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On a given night, there's the requisite dancing and hanging out with like-minded friends.
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This data was extracted from Crunchbase, which typically designates lead investors on a given deal.
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Second, America seems to earn more on some of its investments of a given type.
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On The Bachelor, jealousy isn't a given — but friendships are, and that is doubly refreshing.
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Sure. That great work gets overlooked and superfluous work gets deemed great is a given.
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Many companies waste money because they don't reach their bandwidth limit in a given day.
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Overall, around 2000 percent of adolescents, the CDC reports, consider suicide in a given year.
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When you're done with a given answer, tap outside the card and it will disappear.
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Programs also cap how much you can get back on a given item and year.
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Such changes may alter the calculation about whether to use PFI in a given case.
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But any calculation depends on who is defining a given group as white or not.
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You can also push a button to get suggestions when you pick a given topic.
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I got married right after college, and it's almost a given that you'll have children.
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There is no limit to how often members can switch vehicles within a given month.
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Being the first big-big dollar recipient in a given sector does provide monopolistic advantage.
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It wasn't necessarily a given that J&J's drug would be recommended for approval, though.
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That La Perla's runway show is going to be sexy as hell is a given.
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But the biggest limitation is how many a wearer can control at a given time.
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Half of all job openings in a given year were closed to applicants over 55.
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Now it is a given that all companies face a diversity of threat actor tactics.
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And every year, there are fewer reasons a given film might be impossible to make.
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Dalits and OBCS together may claim as many as 50% of a given state's reservations.
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Working with a professional can help identify which structures work best in a given circumstance.
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The rights last for a given period and gradually lose value as production winds down.
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The "arms" of each FOD represent the probability of fiber tracts along a given direction.
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Unlike PRT, self-driving cars aren't inherently electric cars, so environmental friendliness isn't a given.
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Both of these tools can be customized to fit the needs of a given organization.
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Iraq vote haunts Clinton Still, it is not a given that Clinton's attacks will succeed.
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If people were on dating apps, wasn't it a given that they wanted a relationship?
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His musical output was a fraction of the ideas he had in a given day.
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A benchmark plan is the second-lowest-cost silver plan in a given rating area.
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Fluctuations within the cell mean a given input will not always produce the same output.
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"At a given point we started actively investigating her general medical problems," Barahona-Corrêa says.
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But despite its criticality, in a given market there is typically only one grid. Why?
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This amounts to a hidden tax of nearly $15,000 per household in a given year.
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This ensures that a given key would never have to be used more than once.
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The cards look pretty NSFW, but that's a given, considering this is Cards Against Humanity.
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Here IBM imagines blockchain will be useful, which is possible but not exactly a given.
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That is a given, and they are of course entitled to those very strong opinions.
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But it also came across as if the economic benefits of college were a given.
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"There's still three races and anything can happen so nothing is a given," said Hamilton.
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Over the last weekend, the agency screened about 2.6 million individuals on a given day.
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Yelp can suggest top restaurants close to your location at a given point in time.
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Now some states are even using more exemptions than they receive in a given year.
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If no single, unifying policy can be adopted on a given issue, divisions will deepen.
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Older people might take longer to accomplish a given task, but they make fewer mistakes.
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" Auletta added that "it's a given (advertisers) want their products advertised in a friendly environment.
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A procedural step, the item is akin to formally considering regulations in a given area.
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The CEO says that young people should strive to know everything about a given topic.
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Short-term investors can help the market to rally over a given day or week.
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These nations could potentially buy an additional 300,000 tonnes from Brazil in a given year.
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But until you take care of some other things ... mathematically we know that's a given.
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It's 2016, and most people would assume internet access is a given … but it's not.
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The scientists charted how many people of varying ages were alive in a given year.
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More than 143 percent do not contribute any money at all in a given year.
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Can AI be used to identify best practices for a given field and disseminate them?
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For a given hearing loss, there are many different hearing aids that can provide benefit.
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It's essentially running a search on everybody walking past a given officer on his patrol.
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In that study, too, a given country's answers seemed to track with that country's wealth.
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Users can find all this by clicking the "Image Credits" link on a given shot.
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"We live in California, so sunshine is a given," said Mr. Hanlon, a retired Marine.
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And it can be changed while staying true to the essence of a given property.
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It was taken as a given that retail was always going to be labor-intensive.
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Patients and doctors should also regularly revisit whether a given diagnosis still applies over time.
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These subscriptions consist of recipes along with all the ingredients to cook a given meal.
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Nothing in baseball is a given, and a lot of top prospects never pan out.
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That means your phone is probably the dirtiest object you'll touch in a given day.
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If you take sheltered out of that, you've got 23-24,000 in a given year.
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Central banks influence the cost of capital - the price of money - in a given market.
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For implant users, 0.5 of every 1,000 users will get pregnant in a given year.
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Technical analysts use rising wedges to try and predict trend reversals in a given security.
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Personally, I never see more than three people post to it in a given day.
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But with so many foreign and defense ministers signing on Monday, approval seems a given.
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They don't need to guess how many diners will be in on a given night.
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Despite this (slightly goofy) permeation, the rise of semi-obsessive data monitoring wasn't a given.
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A number of variables go into whether a book will rank on a given week.
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Such mathematics are of course essential to any ensemble performance, where interdependence is a given.
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But some carriers also recognized advantages in being the sole provider in a given place.
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Pennsylvania's First is a rare district where support for Mr. Trump is not a given.
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"It was by no means a given, it was almost the opposite," Ms. Burton said.
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"People make decisions about how they should look at a given age," Ms. Thomas continued.
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I am going to put a lot more money to work in a given sector.
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I've always written about what's pressing itself upon me to write at a given moment.
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Back in the day, a "free" meal (read, included in the airfare) was a given.
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It's not a given, though: In 053, 2014 and 2013 there was no March event.
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This failure to faithfully replicate a given practice calls effectiveness, positive or negative, into question.
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The list helps recirculate great screenplays that executives had passed on in a given year.
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Those contracts typically lock in the price of energy for a given period of time.
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Wild thyme, rosemary and oregano are the herbs of choice, and garlic is a given.
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Lastly, in a given population, cannibalism is often directly related to the degree of overcrowding.
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AppleCare+ usually covers two incidents of accidental damage for a given device over two years.
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In a given year, about 3 million people or 1% of the population, are homeless.
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Whatever his world view in a given moment, he always wanted, desperately, to share it.
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This will show you how much income you typically bring home in a given month.
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But again, the absolute risk that a given person will fall victim remains very low.
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The rollercoaster nature arises from sudden changes in the perceived value of a given cryptocurrency.
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Each officer in the equation is responsible for a given set of concerns and equities.
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Mendes: Yeah, it's pretty much a given that I try to him to do anything.
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And in the historically and notoriously insular world of higher education, that's not a given.
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No. States record whether a person voted in a given election, not who they selected.
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Yes, the lineup is eclectic, and so is the crowd — a given at Ladyfag's parties.
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And best of all, it shows a love of a given game, flaws and all.
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As the index has risen in value, a given point change means less and less.
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They must also inform them of any possible conflicts of interest in a given deal.
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In a strong, stable economy, the failure of a given bank might not be systemic.
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He likes to have eight or nine different things to do in a given day.
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US law puts a cap on how many immigrant visas are granted to a given country in a given year — which ends up putting many Mexican, Indian, and Filipino would-be immigrants in decades-long queues while immigrants from other countries get visas immediately.
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With the freedom to lean to the left or right and to display unusually fat or skinny tails, the skew-T can take on whichever shape is necessary to accommodate the idiosyncrasies of each pairing of a given district with a given national political climate.
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Fitch conducts a reasonable investigation of the factual information relied upon by it in accordance with its ratings methodology, and obtains reasonable verification of that information from independent sources, to the extent such sources are available for a given security or in a given jurisdiction.
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It's a given that Amazon's delivery drones will be more sophisticated than a typical DJI Phantom.
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"Where they came from, immunizations were not a given and not always an option," she continued.
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Traditionally, taking a family vacation every year has been a given for a lot of people.
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A Google spokesperson said Reels will live in yet another tab on a given channel page.
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They're also making minimum wage, so taking food and collars from the store is a given.
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That's how many cubic inches of loft one ounce of a given variety of feather produces.
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Other than that, I just go with whatever I feel like wearing at a given moment.
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What it does is compare median house prices with median household incomes in a given area.
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If a given bot can monetize its services enough to cover its server costs, it survives.
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Nowadays, according to Chris, CleanSearch receives an average of 231,2150 removal requests in a given month.
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Banks also have different policies on the number of fees they permit in a given day.
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Unlike stock, there are no dividends, just whatever the bitcoin is worth on a given day.
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Email is a given, it's old, it's a thing you need, not a thing you choose.
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Or looking for a local service business that can come help them with a given task.
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It seems like it should be a given that air fryers cook your food evenly, right?
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Drones can be fitted with regular and infrared cameras to take photos of a given field.
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Unlike 911, there's no identifying information like a phone number to trace back a given caller.
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The company stresses that using AMP does not affect the search ranking of a given URL.
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You have to require your data scientists to identify the best model for a given situation.
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The smaller party also seeks a limit of two terms on a given prime minister's mandate.
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Sometimes it's not immediately obvious why your iPhone requests your iCloud password at a given moment.
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In the world of Snapchat and Instagram, the selfie has become a given at any event.
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Whenever we think about a given subject, our neurons fire in a specific way, says Just.
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With Infinity War on the way, it seems like more of a given than a possibility.
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Once published, users have the power to make decisions that change narratives within a given chat.
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A given flight might pass through a sequence of flight segments with varying degrees of congestion.
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But it's not a given that a president will clear it; just ask George W. Bush.
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Furthermore, the company downplayed the number of different factors that actually determine a given risk assessment.
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So a student who is accepted would not increase a given country's total stock of doctors.
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What they say or do in a given moment determines how the performers will respond next.
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It is part of the mechanism that determines what type of cell a given cell is.
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But can ROSS adopt to the style of the firm and specificity of a given case?
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You could easily be consuming four drinks on a given night—or more—without realizing it.
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Whereas SegWit seems a given, it is not clear whether the second step will be taken.
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Though, in our era of Top Shelfies and aspirational bath decor, perhaps that's already a given.
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It relies on the fact that not all atoms of a given element are created equal.
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Making it to the first page of results for a given product can be incredibly lucrative.
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In fact, it was taken by most as a given on both sides of the aisle.
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But that doesn't mean she's taking her spot at the Games in Rio as a given.
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Apple also hasn't revealed details about the algorithm that determines what's in a given users feed.
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Quality is now a given; branding and the ambience of coffee shops are ever more important.
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It's pretty much a given that hazing rituals are a part of fraternity and sorority life.
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She knew her chances of bumping into Tom in Palm Beach were pretty much a given.
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On the day of the election, Edison interviewers stand outside of precincts in a given state.
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I've never felt less confident in ranking my favorite games in a given year than 2018.
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Even in 2018, it's tough to predict what impact dispensaries might have on a given community.
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"Store closures were almost a given after the department store had its credit downgraded," he said.
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That Cook will get on stage and declare, "I give you, iOS 11," is a given.
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Approximately 1 in 5 adults and adolescents experience a diagnosable mental illness in a given year.
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That Trump's campaign and presidency has forever altered the Republican Party is seen as a given.
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Publishers have noted the popularity of a given third-party streaming service and pulled their content.
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Financial disclosure documents typically include a person's assets, liabilities and personal income for a given year.
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He considers this a given, and finds it depressing that he'd have to say so explicitly.
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"What you can curate within a given time or space depends on your resources," Hayward says.
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P.S. In some cases, we've suggested an additional film with which to pair a given movie.
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The person is free to follow or not follow a given reason presented for an action.
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For its part, Stockton hopes to prove that a given a chance, its residents will thrive.
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Furthermore, only some of the dogs within a given breed behave the way they're supposed to.
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Q: Does everyone who takes the SAT on a given date receive the exact same test?
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With overtime, a given assembly plant can produce 20 to 30 percent more than its capacity.
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Volatility is measured here in terms of how unpredictable this progression is for a given company.
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Supporting Planned Parenthood is one thing, and hauling the kids around after school is a given.
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The coffee and/or whiskey are just a given no matter where you are this winter.
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Gene sequencing allows us to identify the genetic changes that are particular to a given cancer.
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Without more information from police, it's difficult to know exactly what happened in a given situation.
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I've had that situation where I've been over-mad or worked up on a given pitch.
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Language becomes a way to deploy whatever stereotype we want to apply to a given population.
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The company also dismissed other employees without specifying a given performance issue, according to these people.
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If you're a business owner, you already know all this is a given in your world.
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JavaScript for-loops essentially repeats through a particular block of code a given number of times.
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At the peak of mating season, about 12 tarantulas are typically visible at a given time.
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Now anyone with a Twitter account can participate in the "national conversation" about a given topic.
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"It worked out, but you look back at Marvel and you think, it wasn't a given."
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The bigger the sweaty, elbowing crowd in a given location, the stronger the craving for exclusivity.
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"It's not a given that I should adapt my menu to suit your preference," he wrote.
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When you spend $23,22 on the card in a given year, you'll earn Gold status instead.
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At a given moment, it can be difficult to determine which hat Mr. Eisenach is wearing.
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Our first priority has been to pay off our credit card debt, which is a given.
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DISTRIBUTED APPLICATION: Software that runs on multiple computers on a given network at the same time.
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Each line is the percent change in jobs in a given industry compared with May 2003.
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When clicked, the images lead to a catalog of a given retailers' items hosted within Facebook.
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The assignment of a given sales zone, and with it its clientele, can set teeth gnashing.
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That the U.S. capital market structure is completely dependent on smooth-running technology is a given.
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In an era when procedural protections are a given, the Antiquities Act is an odd darling.
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When grocery delivery is offered in a given market, the option appears at checkout alongside pickup.
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This is basically a given, as even conservatives generally want this included in the repeal bill.
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It's pretty much a given the new iPhones will be powered by a new A27 processor.
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For example, in a given month, only a minority of accounts typically go into the red.
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Every St. Patrick's Day, one thing is a given: You will be bombarded with green food.
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Williams has sponsors that stood by her during her maternity leave, which is not a given.
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Not taking us as a given entity, but as a constituency that is demanding something more.
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In a given city, like San Francisco, we've only announced an opening dialogue with a city.
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It's tackling a total first-world problem, but at this point, that should be a given.
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But Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel asserted Tuesday that this was no longer a given.
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As Ms. Sucharitakul has learned, the reaction of collectors to a given work is anyone's guess.
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Geraets-Timmermans sees this a lot: people who've simply ingested too much of a given substance.
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Specifically, there are two ways to produce more power from the wind in a given area.
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Scientists cannot always say with certainty how a given natural disaster was influenced by climate change.
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HotelTonight will show rates for a given date months in advance, allowing users to track prices.
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People who oppose a given action should sit it out, but not try to prevent it.
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Well, it's almost a given that presidents or presidential candidates will produce public playlists these days.
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It's not a given that their viewers are entirely die-hard Trump fans, or even Republicans.
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A challenging feature of machine learning is that exactly how a given system works is opaque.
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Twelve days before a given Sunday's games, CBS sends out tentative game assignments to its affiliates.
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A roundup of things T editors — and our contributors — are excited about on a given week.
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Polling centers often have at least that many people in one location at a given time.
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I mean, whatever we could find on a given day would dictate what we would play.
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"We no longer have the luxury of treating space superiority as a given," Air Force Gen.
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Kelly held onto his job through the weekend, which did not initially seem like a given.
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Siegel estimates that hiring managers spend an average of 20 seconds reviewing a given cover letter.
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For this to work, a person has to understand the symbolism associated with a given outfit.
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That an election will soon transpire is accepted as a given, but no one knows when.
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But state regulators often limit rate increases in a given year, so more increases are likely.
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You need a cup of coffee in the morning in order to function — that's a given.
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I do believe, however, that aborting a fetus with a disability should not be a given.
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That some won't be happy with the result either way is a given, says economist Ozimek.
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It's a given that his performance will bolster the ultra-loyal supporters in his political base.
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For Pottichen, that means selecting target-date funds based on the demographics of a given employer.
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With complimentary press tickets a given, a critic's existence is almost entirely free of financial transactions.
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"It's not a given that Latinos will be a progressive wave — that's a fallacy," she said.
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The two additional witness cameras were infrared, which removed all the shadows from a given shot.
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It's event-driven, meaning traders search for a catalyst in order to sell a given stock.
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A given void might be as big as a closet, or a car, or a house.
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"If we're going to come back and reinvent MTV, the studio is a given," he said.
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I think you know-- do know whether you're making an intelligent purchase at a given price.
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Less than one-third of North Korea is under spy satellite coverage at a given moment.
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You're going to know how much or how little support they need in a given situation.
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Identify the block of content on a given page that you want to crop around.3.
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On a given tour, a company can perform, at each stop, maybe three to seven pieces.
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Since 1980, there have been 14 primaries without an incumbent running in a given party's primary.
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Trying to ascertain the truth becomes a matter of guessing who benefits from a given narrative.
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Nickel said that more fiscal spending was "a given" as a result of the likely deal.
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With overtime, a given assembly plant can produce 20 to 30 percent more than its capacity.
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Even a single death by ship strike or entanglement in a given year is too much.
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Some residents within a given parcel of land want to sell their property while others refuse.
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Participants have to observe speed limits and drive as closely as possible to a given time.
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But it can also be poured into place, serving as a seam in a given product.
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This cadenza varies from male to male and, for a given male, from song to song.
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By the early 2000s, traders used CDS to speculate on a given company's likeliness of default.
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But if we have learned anything this year, it is never to count on a given.
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For the Gulf War, about 2628 of every 28503 veterans have PTSD in a given year.
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Further "bad news" might not warrant a Fed response, he warned, because that's almost a given.
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The trouble comes when you keep adding more and more solar panels to a given grid.
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On a given day, già Schiavi serves 25 wines — mostly from the Veneto — by the glass.
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Putting the Baby Balm to the test against toddler eczemaOnce fall hits, dryness is a given.
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That remaining 70 percent of officers are highly susceptible to the culture in a given department.
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Euphemistic language like "lost a battle with" a given health condition in obituaries even more frustrating.
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In theory, the decision to end TPS for a given country isn't subject to judicial review.
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Second Measure's and M Science's data counts SoulCyclers who made a purchase in a given quarter.
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But a spokesman said the group had strict rules that forbid advocating for a given product.
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In the Trump era, facts are not a given, even when printed in black and white.
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The circle equation uses the radius, the area of a circle uses the radius, and the fundamental definition of a circle — "the set of all points in a plane that are at a given distance from a given point, the center" — is based on the radius.
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In order to include smaller and regional chains, we calculated our rankings by measuring the number of respondents who said they had visited a given chain in the last six months against the number of respondents who said that chain was the best in a given category.
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"Brokerages know people crave real juice, particularly hedge fund managers, so they invented stocks that allowed you to get twice the gain of the VIX on a given day, or get twice the loss of the VIX if it goes down on a given day," Cramer said.
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In it, he explains the prices predicted are the average for tickets purchased in a given month.
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The answer has to do with the relative incentives and the costs of infiltrating a given network.
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For solar+storage at a given place and time, the economics will depend on two big considerations.
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Buying call options offer investors exposure to upside but not to downside in a given time period.
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The cost of borrowing money is something that's taken for a given, as is a strong dollar.
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STEVE LIESMAN: Kevin, let's talk about your model, which -- the 3% growth is a given this year.
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This data provides ample clues to predict, with precision, if a given account is fake or not.
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And depending on how well Venom does at the box office, a sequel isn't necessarily a given.
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Because half of us didn't vote, much of the progress will be lost — that is a given.
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And it's not a given that many, if any, Republican voters will be willing to switch sides.
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Lastly, we need to recognize when building new infrastructure isn't the best solution to a given problem.
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Market cap gives investors a rough idea of what it will cost to buy a given company.
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A person could, of course, at least in theory, purchase a huge percentage of a given cryptocurrency.
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Additionally, Facebook is making it easier to see more about why you're being shown a given ad.
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Failing to meet the requirements in a given month can trigger a much lower default interest rate.
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According to HP, the ISS team goes through around two reams of paper in a given month.
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If you overpay for your data in a given month, the service simply refunds you the difference.
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Some data is updated less frequently, like the number of Uber drivers registered in a given city.
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Then I start switching things up, depending on how my skin is feeling on a given day.
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Meeting those thresholds isn't a given; a similar resolution with Sturm Ruger in the early 2000s fizzled.
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Telling people how often they use a given app makes a ton of sense for both platforms.
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As a given message speaks to a smaller group, it ends up more bewildering to everyone else.
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It's a given Google will make its new flagship phones official at an event on Oct. 9.
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Amazon claims it doesn't charge surge prices tied to the amount of demand at a given moment.
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Wireless charging is practically a given since the iPhone 8 and iPhone 23 Plus both have it.
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A given manifestation of Islam might be influenced by Western Christianity, Southeast Asian animism, or secular humanism.
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Hardware isn't always a given at WWDC, but this year could well be an embarrassment of riches.
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"They start with a mandate and target a return for a given amount of capital," she added.
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The biggest one was the change to how many times MoviePass customers can see a given movie.
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Specifically, social bots could spread and amplify misinformation thus influence what humans think about a given issue.
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But those data depend on whether the traffickers or the police get lucky in a given year.
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Prices for those products vary widely, as do the number of doses contained in a given product.
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There is a maximum height for mountains in a given gravity set by the strength of rocks.
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When you click through to see a given plan, it's listed much like any other Amazon product.
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For my entire life, it's been a given that there have been Holocaust survivors among my relatives.
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Images capture our history at a given moment and time, often telling us things that words cannot.
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That is because some of those who benefit in a given year will lose out later on.
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Whether anyone delivers on a given bounty is functionally immaterial—Johnson still makes money hand over fist.
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A classifier then predicts the likelihood that a respective skill will be taught in a given course.
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A new version of the Apple Watch also seems like all but a given at this point.
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They are in a unique position to appreciate the day-to-day danger in a given community.
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Access to basic everyday needs will not be a given for those residing far from urban centers.
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Nowadays it's almost a given that any new JavaScript project will rely on Babel in some way.
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Do you ever feel overwhelmed by the amount of movies that come out in a given year?
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"While volatility will be a given, we are constructive on the Indonesian market," said NN Investment's Shekhar.
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Atoms of a given element with different numbers of neutrons are known as "isotopes" of that element.
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On a given day, my skin tone is somewhere between the third and fourth shade of emoji.
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You probably still want to know who actually built a given container and what's running in it.
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The software can learn your voice and distinguish between all the different speakers in a given conversation.
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If lawmakers adopted this approach the deployment of 5G and fiber would be a given, he claimed.
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Don't forget your edge control on your way out the door, because touch-ups are a given.
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He took it as a given that his team should rank comfortably in the competition's top five.
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Rasa Core suggests the most probable pre-programmed action that a given user is looking to perform.
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A given part of a new board's tasks is to analyze the company's businesses and capital structure.
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But there's no simple explanation for the number of hurricanes that can form in a given year.
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Congress should face the reality that America's scientific prowess is no longer a given and act accordingly.
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This is a given particularly if you're an entrepreneur, but really, we've all failed along life's path.
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Antitrust authorities typically gauge competition by looking at how many different banks operate in a given area.
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Or take the Chaikin oscillator, which tracks the number of people buying and selling a given stock.
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The MyShake team also needs at least 300 such phones in a given 12,000 square-kilometer region.
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I think it's a given that I'll continue to work because of the paycheck I'm bringing in.
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In the space of a given game you won't be able to earn more than seven Governors.
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If there's more demand for a given date, you'll usually pay a higher price for a venue.
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But much of this is contingent upon Abdeslam talking to authorities, which is far from a given.
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Wine's a given, but sometimes you need a stiff cocktail (or six) to boost your social endurance.
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If he were to win the governor's mansion, a presidential run would seem to be a given.
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Basically, imagine having a strip of keys that changes to whatever's most useful for a given app.
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The three highest bidders for a given country will appear in the choice screen for that country.
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Trump will throw anybody under the bus who does not serve his interests on a given day.
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The JPMorgan data does not observe wages and hours separately, just overall earnings in a given month.
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Even so, it predicts that beetles will often kill more trees in a given year than fire.
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In a given year, about 700 American women die due to complications arising from pregnancy and childbirth.
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You never know how many ghosts you'll find in a given room, if they're there at all.
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When life-saving drugs are available from only one or two providers high prices are a given.
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Michael: These decisions are made on the news desk, based on each case, for a given notification.
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Once the feature is enabled on a given assignment, students can only run the check three times.
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But their success is not a given: the hurdles and headwinds they fight to overcome are significant.
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Even with evidence as stunning as the recordings of Sterling and Castile, accountability is hardly a given.
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Under current law, you may claim a deduction for personal losses you sustained in a given year.
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Free tampons in schools For many teenage girls, access to tampons and sanitary pads is a given.
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It's less common, but in a given season, the flu vaccine is usually 40 to 60% effective.
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When an expensive stock market sells off, it's not a given that the economy will also dive.
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If opposition to the Castro regime was a given for the Cuban exile community, so was assimilation.
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Yet, conservatives are pushing even further to bar unions from representing all employees in a given workplace.
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How to read this chart: Each rectangle is a senator up for election in a given year.
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On a given night he's carrying a little extra stuff, get a little deeper in the game.
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None of this was a given, considering Trump's rhetoric coming into office and his administration's early proposals.
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Which is to say, when it comes to the success of a given smartphone, it's all relative.
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So you don't have to specify that you want to play a song on a given service.
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It's wise not to make too many assumptions about sexual behavior based on a given identity label.
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Based on an estimate of how many hours they will likely need in a given calendar quarter.
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Whether you agree with a given celebrity or not, remember that they don't know more than anyone.
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There is a limited number of 6 am deliveries they can make for a given delivery fleet.
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The mobile app allows shoppers to scan the barcode of a given item to obtain its rating.
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A 95 percent rate of immunization is required to provide sufficient "herd" protection in a given population.
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To many women in other sectors, at least some amount of paid leave might be a given.
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In fact, they write, it's almost a given that the role you were hired for will change.
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The first challenge was programming a computer simply to determine whether a given image contained a face.
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When a company pays the reward for the information on a given vulnerability, HackerOne collects a percentage.
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But it is possible to create a "framework" that guarantees a given technology could never cause mishaps.
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That makes measuring exactly how much a CEO makes in a given year surprisingly hard to quantify.
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And instead of excluding certain industries entirely, Osmosis chooses only the most efficient within a given sector.
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Scientists have trouble, for instance, turning their broad global forecasts into specific predictions for a given locality.
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Another measure is "watch percentage," or the share of Netflix subscribers who are watching a given show.
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Jeter called it an opportunity, not a given, which is just how Story saw the Tulowitzki deal.
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A by-no-means exhaustive list of things T's editors are interested in on a given week.
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