It took a lot of man-hours, a good deal of imagination, and a good deal of luck.
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"It could be a good deal of money," acknowledged Sen.
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We have a good deal of uncertainty at the moment.
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Their politicking involved a good deal of orchestration and agitation.
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A few times there was a good deal of shooting.
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Andres spent a good deal of time rehashing the hits.
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"The Parisian" has attracted a good deal of advance praise.
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"We covered a good deal of ground," Mr. Blumenthal said.
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A good deal of this book is written as poetry.
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We have a good deal of geography and entertainment references.
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There is a good deal of enlightening pranksterism at play here.
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The Nixon years gave us a good deal of effective government.
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We've already seen a good deal of that with Whole Foods.
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That's led to a good deal of hand-wringing among liberals.
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There is a good deal of pus, acne, scarring and vomit.
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Winslow has a good deal of the template checked off already.
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This puzzle has a good deal of television nostalgia for me.
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But I do see some risks and a good deal of injustice.
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There is also a good deal of self-flattery posing as analysis.
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Got a few thousand bucks and a good deal of engineering expertise?
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I think a good deal of what we see is rather scary.
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It's a symbol the game treats with a good deal of reverence.
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That being said, experience has shown a good deal of them will.
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" There's a good deal of drama contained in that little word "seemed.
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Goodell devotes a good deal of this book to contemplating their fate.
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I have a good deal of sympathy with this idea, in general.
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There's a good deal of noise cancellation just from the design alone.
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There has been, rightly, a good deal of concern about these actions.
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Sabathia's announcement was given a good deal of fanfare by the Yankees.
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Those things together clearly led to a good deal of interest in rhodium.
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Three people in particular have gotten a good deal of scrutiny from investigators.
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Naturally, his claims here should be viewed with a good deal of skepticism.
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Again what seems like effete claptrap contains a good deal of hard sense.
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Ultimately a good deal of these more futuristic features will probably go unused.
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"I spent a good deal of my life evading labels," she told me.
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But he adds that "Ginsburg has covered a good deal" of that ground.
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And it has required a good deal of pride swallowing on their part.
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"There's a good deal of frustration over this in the caucus," said Rep.
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M ilch : ( after a long pause ): I'm having a good deal of pain.
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Jones's unusual actions generated a good deal of press; subsequently he backed off.
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A good deal of it now goes unused — a situation known as curtailment.
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But he has a good deal of experience to look back on already.
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"We spent a good deal of time on the phone," Mr. Justus recalled.
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White ice reflects a good deal of the sun's energy back into space.
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We'll have a good deal of cloud cover with some scattered showers around.
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However, a good deal of rain is expected next week in both locations.
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This is an area with a good deal of experience in natural disasters.
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A good deal of what I know about American history came from Landmark Books.
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Coppola led a good deal of the talk, which detailed the film's chaotic production.
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That often means a good deal of showcasing local museums, schools, monuments and gardens.
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Today (Saturday): We should see a good deal of sun to start the day.
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When he was younger, Riddick spent a good deal of time coaching youth soccer.
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In recent years, a good deal of progress has been made against the disease.
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This process involves a good deal of physical labor—hours of kneeling and bending.
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It requires grit, and determination, and all too often a good deal of luck.
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To be sure, there is a good deal of logic to the Clinton argument.
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These exchanges are horizontal, requiring a good deal of time and energy to sustain.
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Since then, he's focused a good deal of his activist energy on union matters.
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There's a good deal of debate about the best strategy for taking on Trump.
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A good deal of the uproar over the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh to the
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Two years on a good deal of the money has not yet been invested.
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Perhaps aptly, a good deal of "Winners Take All" is set in a limousine.
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But one didn't have to look far to find a good deal of sickness.
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We spend a good deal of time listening to readers' questions, concerns and suggestions.
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We can also expect a good deal of denim, suede and killer leather jackets.
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A good deal of what I was taught I later found to be false.
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Enough of this occurred in public that Stone earned a good deal of scrutiny.
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But these are just estimates, and they come with a good deal of uncertainty.
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On Friday, a good deal of the site was dedicated to excoriating Mr. Renzi.
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A good deal of my work you're seeing through the prism of two people.
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It looks like you have a good deal of makeup and clothes in your room.
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There was a good deal of buy-in to help bring the whole thing, however.
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Either way, growers lost a good deal of their yield and the vintage was small.
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The bizarre sky has given us a good deal of what the internet does best.
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Third base has seen a good deal of Wilmer Flores, who is hitting .293/.354/.
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With time, the book itself has picked up a good deal of grudging respect, too.
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I have a good deal of experience playing shows like that and atmospheres like that.
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Even in the Pentagon, officers spend a good deal of their time in combat boots.
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In many ways, usage books have always been based on a good deal of guesswork.
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I make a good deal of money as a lawyer and as a security consultant.
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Meanwhile, Judge Thomas's counterassault contradicted a good deal of his own legal and political thought.
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We've got a good deal of sunshine on the way over the next few days.
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Summer Reading There's a good deal of world's-end whimpering in the air these days.
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We suspect that, dye job or no, Faye has a good deal of natural authority.
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To its credit, Apple has taken steps to address a good deal of this criticism.
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The founders Hudson has backed have had a good deal of success following his advice.
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He knows how to electrify a crowd, he's got a good deal of natural charisma.
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He spends a good deal of time talking about Hillary Clinton and her email server.
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A good deal of Star Wars VR news has been coming out of GDC this week.
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We hope we don't have to use it, but we have a good deal of leverage.
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There is a good deal of variety in the scale of the work in the show.
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Every reality show traffics in a good deal of artifice, and "House Hunters" is no different.
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If you get a good deal of dissents, the markets are going to discount future moves.
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But even given all this, Mrs May bears a good deal of responsibility for the mess.
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A good deal of my enthusiasm for the R70x stems from how unbelievably light they are.
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We know these Buckingham lawsuits must be eating up a good deal of cash, but damn.
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Powell spent a good deal of time reviewing Chairman Alan Greenspan's actions in the mid-1990s.
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One then noted that the footage of Melania's slap had received a good deal of attention.
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That location has sparked a good deal of interest on the part of US military intelligence.
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GarageBand has always been a platform that has a good deal of appeal to serious musicians.
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It's a field of experience where most of us live a good deal of the time.
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And a good deal of money's already been sunk into efforts to make condoms physically better.
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In other words, there's a good deal of overlap here with the so-called GamerGate crowd.
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There is a good deal of hating and dehumanization going on in the name of Christ.
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Though the movie was subjected to a good deal of critical disapprobation, it was wildly popular.
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That has inspired a good deal of debate about more restrictive futures for Facebook and Google.
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There's been a good deal of research recently into the empathy-boosting effects of virtual reality.
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Reaching Britain's truly spectacular bothies requires a good deal of effort and often a little risk.
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You can expect a good deal of bureaucracy when it comes to travel in this country.
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I spend a good deal of time interacting with people — most of them very nice — online.
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Jacob — in his sedate, Almanac-like way — devotes a good deal of text to the weather.
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In the weeks since, the Cavaliers seem to have lost a good deal of their stability.
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Therefore, I'm reliant on maps a good deal of the time, as I'm frequently in transit.
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There's a good deal of water imagery in "Black Mother," the new film by Khalik Allah.
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Like Fortune, which was where I spent a good deal of my professional career... Fortune Magazine.
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I.Am's move just added a good deal of credibility to his non-musical efforts in the community.
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We're guessing there's no stopping these tourists from getting a good deal of what they're paying for.
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"A good deal of our initial conversations were centered around L.T. and L.T.'s habits," Hiram said.
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Biologists spend a good deal of time and money trying to knock back or exterminate invasive species.
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But the FDA is putting a good deal of the responsibility on the e-cig makers themselves.
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The company's move to attract children as users is likely to generate a good deal of scrutiny.
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The whole situation is a reminder to take any given study with a good deal of skepticism.
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The pair "seem to be having a good deal of success so far," according to the royal.
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You make up for a good deal of that, you say, by cutting waste, fraud, and abuse.
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It was on a low floor, but airy and bright, with a good deal of closet space.
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That captures a good deal of crossword real estate, and then you can branch out from there.
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Huawei's ascent, like that of China, has caused a good deal of worry elsewhere in the world.
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The Unfriended movies have a good deal of fun turning the Skype call sound into something sinister.
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A good deal of the annual Barclays Equity-Gilt Study, published yesterday, was devoted to the subject.
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A good deal of new construction will take place on agricultural land where water is already allocated.
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Still, Schildkrout spent a good deal of his time responding directly to drivers who tweet at him.
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Once again, it's important to note that a good deal of these leaks may, indeed, be illegal.
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Yes, it's safe to say that this fight makes a good deal of sense in McGregor's stead.
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Trump has generated a good deal of commentary dubious of the Trump administration's travel restriction executive order.
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And that requires teaching a good deal of life wisdom, role modeling and, at times, imposing behavior.
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And Sanders has gotten a good deal of mileage out of his opposition to the Iraq War.
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And that's how a good deal of news is likely being made about all the possible replacements.
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Because of the complexity of this saga, there's also a good deal of reading to do here.
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Most of my work is small so I spend a good deal of time at that table.
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Both days should see highs in the low to mid-40s, and a good deal of sun.
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My daughters are amiable when they lose, as a result of experiencing a good deal of it.
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A manual labor shortage exacerbated by tightening immigration policies has contributed to a good deal of waste.
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Through Thursday, every day should top 225 degrees, though we'll have a good deal of clouds around.
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A good deal of misinformation circulates about the U.S. Postal Service; some unfortunately contained in two Jan.
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A good deal of stand-up sets involve comedians building visual scenes for the audience to imagine.
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A month or two later, I admitted this to my friend Jenny, amid a good deal of tears.
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"That of course gave me a good deal of confidence -- a comfortable familiarity," Armstrong said at the time.
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From there, Unity has spent a good deal of effort in staying on top of the latest trends.
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This generates horrendous pollution, and a good deal of grumbling among residents of the city's built-up areas.
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Despite a good deal of sudden shifting, the tracking system did a remarkably good job at staying stable.
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Chances are, you've already spent a good deal of today clicking around the web for Cyber Monday deals.
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The two spoke five times in six days, and by several accounts, made a good deal of progress.
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As you've seen, a good deal of the questions here are women asking about safety while traveling solo.
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So there was a good deal of time where I was only doing stuff for my own music.
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"It required a good deal of prodding to get the FCA to start to implement certification," he says.
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The latter is usually given a good deal of weight when it comes to valuing service-oriented businesses.
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Now that Britain has voted to leave, it, too, will lose a good deal of influence, he said.
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I published a book in June, and make a good deal of my living traveling to give talks.
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"PBS Kids" commands wide popularity and likely explains a good deal of baseline public approval for public broadcasting.
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There followed a good deal of halting, touchingly formal talk about harvests and the maddening intermittence of rain.
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So, tacking a women's bantamweight title fight onto the UFC 2200 lineup makes a good deal of sense.
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DeMoura also spends a good deal of the video breaking down the choreography for "Children," step-by-step.
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Growing up, Selcuk Atli spent a good deal of his free time playing video games with his friends.
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" This material covers a good deal of the same ground as the 2016 documentary on Frank, "Don't Blink.
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On such an international day of racing, there is a good deal of local pride on the line.
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"At first blush, the position of the baker had a good deal of appeal to me," he said.
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The awkward process of donning an old-style EVA suit requires a good deal of space and help.
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I spent a good deal of my early childhood on the rez and the northern region of Arizona.
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Of course, Hall concedes that this approach does place a good deal of faith in the other party.
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Indeed, a good deal of the new, final ITRS report echoes a preliminary Rebooting Computing paper from last fall.
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So after a good deal of discussion about it, they decided they wanted to implement something along these lines.
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"Our leadership team has undergone a good deal of change over the last year," Corbat said in the memo.
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She has style, she has class, and she's sacrificed a good deal of both in order to raise you.
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Perry has indeed spent a good deal of time in and around the energy-producing regions of Eastern Europe.
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Nintendo, of course, deserves a good deal of credit for the games they did secure for the SNES Classic.
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" He writes, "they have drained a good deal of life from our democracy … become specialists in caution, literal reactionaries.
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While the national league has a presence, a good deal of Uganda's talent is developed from pickup street ball.
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I saw a good deal of trash—cans, bottles, fast-food wrappers—the same crap I see in England.
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But a good deal of the guesswork is meant to come from clues you pick up as you investigate.
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"Bringing cases against auditors would put a stop to a good deal of accounting fraud," Mr. Meissner told me.
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" Winters relented, but groused that Williams ("the little bastard") would make "a good deal of money out of me.
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In other words, the Mets would pay more upfront but then save a good deal of money later on.
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A good deal of the positive reaction likely stems from the context in which the site came to life.
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That's why current laws reserve a good deal of leeway for physicians to prescribe medications for off-label uses.
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" The bottom line: "Americans generally showed a good deal of consistency on these questions between September 2017 and now.
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These conversions require a good deal of due diligence and must be registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Mr. Butterworth has always known he's not only English; he has a good deal of Irish on both sides.
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Costica Bradatan asserts that a good deal of the power of walls and fences come from their psychological power.
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And a good deal of the movie's exuberant fun is watching the men strip, a decidedly visual art form.
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A staggering 1.25 billion animals are now estimated dead, though there's a good deal of uncertainty in that figure.
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A good deal of basic research is financed by American taxpayers, through institutions like the National Institutes of Health.
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There is a good deal of humor in "Homesick for Another World," and the chipper tone can be unnerving.
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We've already seen a good deal of volatility in markets every time there is news about escalating trade tensions.
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That makes a good deal of sense for a team that just hired Frank Vogel as its new head coach.
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One source of support for this stance is a mosaic of investor sentiment gauges showing a good deal of confidence.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), who spent a good deal of his recent Fox News town hall tussling with Bret Baier.
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Mark Sullivan Portal's AI has a good deal of film-industry knowledge embedded into the layers of its neural network.
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You'll spend a good deal of time jumping around, figuring out how to navigate the world using Mario's iconic skill.
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Such decisions, says Matthew Watson of the University of Bristol, require a "good deal of expert judgment under great uncertainty".
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Mr Arnade spends a good deal of time in McDonald's restaurants across America, which often become de facto community centres.
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There is still a good deal of anti-Americanism on the Swedish left (which Donald Trump does little to dispel).
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Ramon was suffering enormously, and a good deal of our time was spent talking about anything other than what happened.
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We know the bill is set for a good deal of changes before the Senate even sets a vote date.
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If the doubters are right, then the upside is that we save a good deal of money on palliative measures.
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It was as needy as it was needed, a co-dependence which gave financial institutions a good deal of power.
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Governors are coming to understand that a few bound together for singular purpose have a good deal of power. Gov.
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Writing that speaks to our precise present moment involves a good deal of haste, which in turn means relinquishing perfectionism.
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They're smart, sensitive and have imbibed a good deal of the spunky progressivism heavily abundant in their home, western Massachusetts.
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Moreover, there is a good deal of speculation that the North-South summit in September will move in this direction.
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I've had a long career at this newspaper, three decades, exercising, for better or worse, a good deal of imagination.
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I also expect the latest processors from Qualcomm, sharper displays, better cameras and a good deal of discussion about software.
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There is a good deal of stigma and people are afraid to get services for fear they might get outed.
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"It's good to keep it as simple as possible really, and there's a good deal of trust involved," Chris adds.
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A larger problem for many readers will be Kotkin's tendency to assume a good deal of foreknowledge about Soviet history.
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Mounk spends a good deal of his book offering concrete proposals for how to get out of the populist spiral.
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These potential ceilings suggest that we should approach the idea of merging with A.I. with a good deal of humility.
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He spent a good deal of the next quarter-century in isolation, with little time outside his cell in Milan.
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At meetings, there was usually a good deal of eye rolling when Mr. Biden began one of his long monologues.
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I found a good deal of material, including revealing letters written by Arnold himself, and that was quite a surprise.
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A good deal of the material in this section has an English-language dub soundtrack that kicks in by default.
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The effort required a lot of cold calls to potential limited partners and a good deal of research, she admitted.
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The show utilizes a good deal of CGI, but we can't imagine certain scenes without the grand landscapes and castles.
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There's been a good deal of op-ed analysis over the years about how the race illustrates the Italian soul.
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A good deal of "Making a Murderer Part 2" rehashes material from the first series, which premiered in December 2015.
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Citing a good deal of data and research, Yellen's appraisal is that the system is substantially safer than it was.
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If you're settling with what's already in your wallet, you could be missing out on a good deal of perks.
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Bleach Boiling water is by far the best method to sanitize water, but it requires a good deal of fuel.
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I think artists, a good deal of them, are private people who like to make stuff in their dark caves.
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You're going to encounter a good deal of self-invested, ego-stroking types in your professional life this year, Cancer.
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But there is a good deal of trading history to support investors who fear a stock market slowdown during summer months.
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Tax returns would not fully or satisfactorily answer these questions, but they would shed a good deal of light on them.
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At this stage, a rematch with an old foe in Hendricks would make a good deal of sense for that comeback.
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For Johnson, the trend makes a good deal of sense, when one considers that the market's greatest enemy is often uncertainty.
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The addition of the two island nations is the latest in a good deal of recent expansion for the smart assistant.
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But there were also rushed, predictable plot points that left the fans frustrated, and sparked a good deal of online debate.
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They make a number of claims—on statutory and constitutional grounds—and I'd say both have a good deal of merit.
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In skyscrapers, for instance, the floors and the structures that support them account for a good deal of the building's mass.
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Plus, Bolton should have spent a good deal of time with Trump, preparing him for foreign phone calls, meetings and more.
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Because so many people dislike him, a good deal of his supporters are embarrassed to publicly say they're voting for him.
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Add these together and you can explain a good deal of the variation in presidential election results going back to 1952.
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But a good deal of commenters on the post point to another reason they hate the sun: it makes them sneeze.
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Many politicians have done a good deal of head-scratching over how to get the best scientific bang for their buck.
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Robots are getting pretty good at the repetitive, precise tasks that make up a good deal of factory and warehouse work.
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Keep in mind, Facebook still likely has access to a good deal of your data long after you've deleted your account.
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Olympus, like Fujifilm, has had a good deal of success rehashing its classic film camera designs as powerful, modern digital cameras.
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A good deal of those who speak at the conference would be (or have been) laughed out of more scholarly quarters.
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And so it usually takes a good deal of cajoling to convince these communities to let us in with our cameras.
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But even after dumping a good deal of water on the device it still smolders as smoke wafts from its insides.
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There's a good deal of room inside, more than the Croots or Ernest Alexander, but less than the ONA or Filson.
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A good deal of the language in that 10,000 word-long insurance policy is legally required to be in the document.
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Like most other Amazon business services, the Everything Store stands to lose a good deal of money on the grocery chain.
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There, I found a huge amount of cocaine residue—so much so that a good deal of the swab turned blue.
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But the fact remains that people value a good deal of what they do simply because it is what they know.
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Besides, a good deal of Trump's political appeal stems from telling conservatives the kind of lies they most want to hear.
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It's people with a good deal of disposable income — and an interest in fitness — who can pay to use these facilities.
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There are also a good deal of songs from an 18-year-old Glizzy that many may not have heard before.
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They spent a good deal of time trying to figure out where his hands should go, to avoid any unwanted symbolism.
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But the company's ascent has caused a good deal of worry around the world, especially in relation to its operating networks.
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So some students spend a good deal of time squandering what should be one of the highlights of their undergraduate careers.
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You insist that you could make up for a good deal of that, you say, by cutting waste, fraud, and abuse.
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Even allowing for fading memories, there is a good deal of misinformation being thrown around about what actually happened in 1987.
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He fluctuated from occasional starter to offensive spark plug, but also spent a good deal of time shackled to the bench.
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No doubt there's still a good deal of fun you can have flying around a sort of drone theme park, though.
|
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Even if Mr. Clarke's venture proves short-lived, Mr. Morgan said, he has already completed a good deal of reclamation work.
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There was a good deal of hot debate and mutual attacks likely to push supporters of Sanders and Biden farther apart.
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Mr. Jones, a strong supporter of President Trump, said he questions a good deal of what is said about climate change.
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Furthermore, events of the past few weeks seem to indicate that Sanders has already lost a good deal of his leverage.
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A good deal of the disunion and lack of civil discourse and degraded politics we experience today really metastasized in Vietnam.
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My main character in the Prey series, Lucas Davenport, even though he's male, carries a good deal of Warshawski's literary genetics.
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In the months since Mr. Ho's arrest at Kennedy International Airport, there has been a good deal of turmoil at CEFC.
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In most cases, putting a plan together and reviewing your progress over time can consume a good deal of your time.
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" David Chao (DCM): "Mike spent a good deal of time self reflecting after SoFi and I saw a clear positive change.
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But Jackson was miserable a good deal of the time, as indicated by her increasing reliance on alcohol, tranquillizers, and amphetamines.
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The companies are among the richest and most popular of American brands, which means they have a good deal of leverage.
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Trainin's film spends a good deal of its running time surveying the emotions that affect everyone here, including the Tsuk children.
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By the looks of the trailer, the coming "Transformers" spinoff "Bumblebee" will spend a good deal of time on character development.
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A great deal about white-nose syndrome is unknown, as is a good deal of the behavior and attributes of bats.
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But figuring out "what unmarried adult life for women might look like" still seems to require a good deal of wondering.
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Disclosure of Contacts on My Security Clearance Form There has been a good deal of misinformation reported about my SF-86 form.
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Overall, though, the show proves a good deal of fun, and Harris dives into his over-the-top character with considerable gusto.
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Origami condoms especially drew a good deal of hype in 2013 (but faded from the public eye after an alleged embezzlement scandal).
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Duke Kahanamoku was a prestigious big-wave surfer responsible for bringing a good deal of surf culture from Hawaii to southern California.
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Mozilla has put a lot of effort into the WebVR standard that a good deal of VR developers have grown familiar with.
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And amid that hand fighting there was a good deal of that wrestling which made Archie Moore so clever in the ring.
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There was a good deal of hand-wringing over how it would impact our marriage, our freedom, our youth, and our finances.
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Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images Furthermore, the core critique Sanders backers have of mainstream Democrats has a good deal of truth to it.
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A good deal of women are still wearing the same bra size they discovered the day they graduated from a training bra.
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And it has just spent a good deal of time and money building a new one in its new Finsbury Square offices.
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She spends a good deal of time reading, researching and discussing ideas with colleagues before beginning the next stage of data collection.
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Gorchov uses papier-mâché, clay, burlap, and a good deal of acrylic paint to make these little portals into some ultima Thule.
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The tone taken in a good deal of Uniform Choice's lyrics on this album make me think that they've never done drugs.
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But, at 45, I added marathon to my list of firsts and, surprisingly, enjoyed a good deal of the preparation for it.
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I have spent a good deal of time over the last year working on body cameras, working on trainings with young people.
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His contract with A.B.T. allows him to do a good deal of freelancing at other companies, and he seems to like this.
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Fautrier experienced a good deal of suspension in his saw-tooth-shaped career, with both moments of pronounced recognition and operative nihility.
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Despite a good deal of magical thinking on the part of these bitcoin users, however, digital currencies are not exempt from taxation.
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There's also a good deal of room overhead in terms of price gains between where we are and the late-'90s extremes.
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"What you notice when you go to the sketchbooks is that they take up a good deal of room," Tom Mollo said.
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Dan Patrick (R) appeared on Fox News Sunday morning and spent a good deal of time fulminating instead against violent video games.
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Funny because Saadawi wrings a good deal of black humor out of the way the monster's pieces fall off at inopportune moments.
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Importantly, a good deal of ranked-choice early voting has already happened — nearly 22015,290 caucus total early ballots cast as of Wednesday.
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Wheeldon has managed to translate the play's complex plot into dance, with a good deal of help from Bob Crowley's evocative designs.
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Confidence: Medium It's noticeably colder on Friday, with more normal highs in the low 40s, even with a good deal of sunshine.
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"But I need a good deal of start-up time, and I try to take as much as possible into consideration beforehand."
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The static, slightly claustrophobic nature of that dynamic still allows for a good deal of tension, even if the outcome is known.
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During the eighties, Smith enjoyed a good deal of Trump's hospitality, including visits to his Mar-a-Lago estate, in Palm Beach.
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There is a good deal of hand-wringing in liberal circles over whether Trump will be defeated or re-elected in November.
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Yes, the two featherweights match up phenomenally on paper, and at this stage, make a good deal of sense for one another.
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The team doesn't seem all that likely to re-sign him this summer, so exploring possible swaps makes a good deal of sense.
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Sony showed off a good deal of gameplay, featuring your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man battle some familiar supervillians inside the Raft super prison.
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"We spent a good deal of time on personalization — getting the right content to the right consumer at the right time," he said.
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There are dozens to unlock, and figuring out the best combination of character and arms requires a good deal of practice and experimentation.
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Sam and Joelle each spent a good deal of this season on their own, and Coco has always been an ambitious lone wolf.
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When the watch launched, for example, Apple put a good deal of emphasis on the "glance" screen, which users access by swiping up.
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" Pelosi: "Beto has brought a good deal of vitality to Congress ... when he came, he came as a real champion for the environment.
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Those who have the money to pay for a likely pricey ticket will be spending a good deal of time with Blue Origin.
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A good deal of research has also explored the fine line between creative genius and mental illness across a wide range of disciplines.
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With Nick moving on, I've been giving a good deal of thought to the next steps in the evolution of our Digital efforts.
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Kushner then spends a good deal of the piece defending Trump against accusations of anti-Semitism that, again, no one is actually making.
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"We're in a new environment, which is there's a good deal of fear and anxiety in communities about raids and deportations," he said.
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What I discovered gave me a good deal of pause about the world kids live in today and what it's doing to them.
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HE RECEIVED A GREAT DEAL OF ATTENTION ABOUT IT. ONE MIGHT IMAGINE IT MIGHT BE TAKING UP A GOOD DEAL OF HIS TIME.
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The Apollo 17 astronaut has spent a good deal of his post-space career speaking out about the "red herring" of carbon emissions.
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Lena Dunham has spent considerable time and money — and tolerated a good deal of pain — inking herself up over the past few months.
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Most of that hidden inventory, and for that matter a good deal of the LME inventory, is being financed by traders and banks.
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If the "Julia letters" exhibit a good deal of political and moral sagacity, they are also underpinned by a sad sort of longing.
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" The spokesperson added that "show teams have a good deal of creative control," but noted that producers "also coordinate closely with network executives.
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Republicans and Democrats want to do something about this and a surprising number of them back a good deal of the same solutions.
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"It is no secret that the use of the national emergency law has generated a good deal of discussion," the Kentucky Republican said.
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OWSLA affiliates Hundred Waters will have a good deal of new music to play for fans this weekend at their FORM Arcosanti festival.
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What he found was a good deal of evidence that is "suggestive of an immunity gap," though it's "certainly not definitive," he said.
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He continues: While walls and fences are certainly physical things — imposing ones at that — a good deal of their power comes from elsewhere.
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There is a good deal of narrative in Shonibare's work, as in the second major installation, titled "The Victorian Philanthropist's Parlour" (1996–97).
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They plan to start Porzingis and will probably have another big man on the court with him a good deal of the time.
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"With a good deal of screening, I didn't see anything," he said, that could explain why Mr. Paddock became a calculating mass killer.
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There's a good deal of dodging, one senses, in the area of his sexual experience, his desire to be both moth and flame.
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Mr. Reese spent a good deal of the pre-internet 2503s barnstorming around the country in a station wagon with his bookseller friends.
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The report concluded that Shulkin had spent a good deal of the trip sightseeing and had inappropriately accepted a gift of Wimbledon tickets.
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Talking to constructors and solvers, I've noticed that dupes and near dupes are an area where there's a good deal of aesthetic disagreement.
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Though it may not seem like it, creating such a ride is a feat of engineering that requires a good deal of technology.
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A good deal of what attracted her was the hope that vacant-lot farms and start-up food businesses can help rebuild Detroit.
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Yet something tells me that a good deal of these men and their half-assed apologies will do just fine in due time.
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Indian Point, which is on the Hudson River in Buchanan, N.Y., supplies a good deal of inexpensive power to the New York area.
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It was sufficiently famous that it has been subjected to a good deal of careful analysis, but it seems to be largely apocryphal.
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There would likely be a good deal of inequity about what products were available, how much they cost, and what stores were carrying them.
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But last Monday, Paul confirmed on Twitter that he was still in a "good deal of pain," but said he's heading back to Washington.
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The separated plastic printer housings were being baled; a good deal of the yard consisted of these bales, streaked with the black of toner.
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Having spent a good deal of time flying UAVs like DJI's Inspire 1 and Phantom 4993, I like to consider myself experienced with drones.
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I do think that there is a good deal of interesting art that aims to make people think about political situations in the world.
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It's not unlike CRM tools that integrate with Outlook or GMail because that's where sales people spend a good deal of their time anyway.
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" But high-yield investments still carry a good deal of risk, said Seymour, who also appears regularly as a trader on CNBC's "Fast Money.
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As cities and counties struggled to raise revenue on their own, a good deal of power shifted from them to Sacramento, the state capital.
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I've spent a good deal of the last week talking to experts about this question, and think it boils down to three main points.
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Many agreed that Shelton gave them a good deal of autonomy, and denied that there was pressure to produce chickens faster and more cheaply.
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A good deal of the company's revenue is being driven by the shift to smartwatches, which now comprise around half of Fitbit's total revenue.
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But that for Natural Cycles, or any of its peers, to truly be effective, users have to put in a good deal of work.
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Even when the place is at its tidiest, there is a good deal of flattening your body against walls to let family members pass.
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John Skotidas founded the official Liverpool supporters club in 2300 and has been running it ever since with a good deal of organizational skill.
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Either way, I wouldn't wager a good deal of money on the company replacing Gear VR with a pair of AR sunglasses this year.
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Filled with crosses and double crosses, the plot is mostly irrelevant, but the outlandish flourishes make for a good deal of foul-mouthed fun.
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Many AI systems are slow to improve and require a good deal of human hand-holding at first, says Andrew Ng, founder of Landing.
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But Hägglund's central claim is that a good deal of what passes for religious aspiration is secular aspiration that doesn't know itself as such.
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"If the economy encounters a downturn, we could see a good deal of corporate distress," Yellen said at an industry conference in Las Vegas.
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A good deal of drug spending ends up as profits for the pharmaceutical industry — drug company profit margins above 15 percent are not uncommon.
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Our reporter found a good deal of nonchalance in Seoul, though children still learn how to use gas masks in case of an attack.
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Championed by a small number of vocal and liberal Democrats, the impeachment push has caused a good deal of discord within the Democratic Caucus.
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Nike's core customers and heavy users likely own and regularly purchase dozens of sneakers and a good deal of sportswear and equipment each year.
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Because James is as much a facilitator as a scorer, the ball still ended up in Irving's hands a good deal of the time.
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Despite a good deal of turnover over the years, Suicidal Tendencies has unassumingly boasted the most consistently diverse lineup in heavy music, bar none.
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A good deal of the ports planned in Europe will be located in Germany and Britain, the continent's two largest car markets, ChargePoint said.
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Still, Harbour spends a good deal of time in court seeking to foreclose on those who default on contracts or seek relief in bankruptcy proceedings.
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But Apple's struggles have been very visible nonetheless, as the company has invested a good deal of its own future success into the China market.
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There is also the fact that New York is the only city in America that has a good deal of its economic base in culture.
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Leaving aside that, as we noted above, internet access was governed by Title II for a good deal of that period, this argument is true.
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But even for those with a good deal of experience, a CompTIA certification shows that you're willing to expand your knowledge beyond the bare minimum.
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"The Kurds are still using equipment we gave them in 2520," says a former CIA official who spends a good deal of time in Iraq.
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Then, as now, the VIX had spent a good deal of time beneath the 12 level, near the bottom end of its long-term range.
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After all, Superman and Captain America spent a good deal of their early careers battling Nazis, and their worlds were conveniently devoid of moral ambiguities.
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Other key Republican health plans introduced this year actually have kept a good deal of the Affordable Care Act intact, except with dramatically less funding.
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When it was finally over, Williams came to the net breathing heavily from the exhaustion of many long rallies and a good deal of pressure.
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But there's a good deal of magic in the way that Mr. Berlinski, in command of fact and emotion, pilots this big novel safely home.
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Upon closer examination, however, it becomes clear that this fight makes a good deal of sense, and is an excellent addition to the mammoth card.
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Strategically, their decision made a good deal of sense: Most Republican voters think discrimination against whites is a bigger problem than discrimination against black Americans.
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I doubt it, in large part because party actors still have a good deal of agency in determining who is and isn't a viable candidate.
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There is also a good deal of funny seasonal kitsch, like the reindeer cups (complete with antlers) from which Clark and Eddie quaff their eggnog.
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Anyone who spends a good deal of their day "thinking about food, weight and body image" could be on the eating disorders spectrum, ANAD says.
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Sanders said on a radio show in July 2011 that a primary challenge to Obama would do "a good deal of service" to the country.
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"The Descent of Man" (the title is from Darwin) is a short book that remixes a good deal of academic feminist thinking about braying masculinity.
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It does not try for major conceptual shifts, and retains a good deal of the 1895 structure and choreography by Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov.
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But parents should not assume that young children's natural language abilities will lead to true grown-up language skills without a good deal of effort.
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There is, finally, a good deal of emotion in Meg's heroism and efforts to reunite her family, while learning to accept herself as she is.
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But they are by and large spot on, and with a good deal of toggling between the theme entries and their crossings, they are gettable.
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There was plenty of pomp and a good deal of protest, too, as hundreds of thousands of people descended on Washington to mark the occasion.
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A good deal of the disunion and the lack of civil discourse and the kind of degraded politics we experience today really metastasized in Vietnam.
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It takes a good deal of solipsistic logic to convince oneself that hubris and classism and war are reasonable, and Dadaists sought to dismantle it.
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The rest of Nixon's vulgar legacy is well-known and its wretched example inspires a good deal of the current President's crude and effective stagecraft.
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Back in China, however, a good deal of heat has come off the market with spot prices for carbonate now back in a $18-21 range.
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The separation of immigrant children from their parents at the border has drawn a good deal of criticism, targeting the policy instituted last month by Sessions.
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The singer's fit frame seems to be at least in part the result of a good deal of hard work put in — even during weekends away.
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He said the government is making a good deal of funding available to support AI. "Even small cities are putting together $100 million programs," he said.
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While the ground game wasn't tested much, a good deal of that was due to the preventative measures of her footwork and the double collar tie.
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He also spends a lot of time on discussing how various effects were achieved, with puppetry, makeup, prosthetics, and a good deal of pre-digital ingenuity.
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And Snapchat, which attracted a good deal of advertiser attention around its buzzy IPO, has cooled off dramatically since, giving Twitter an opening to reintroduce itself.
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There was a good deal of correspondence about this tricky situation – after all, the portrait had been commissioned to hang beside the painting of an ancestor.
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Part of this was the lack of cool new content but a good deal of it was the headset not meeting the expectations of its users.
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And according to Larry McDonald of ACG Analytics, this situation could end up biting U.S. banks, which have a good deal of outstanding business with Deutsche.
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Also, Gileadean society was under a good deal of pressure, demographic and otherwise, and was subject to factors from which we ourselves are happily more free.
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These days, Sinclair, 20203, spends a good deal of time outfitted in customized Perth Heat superfan livery while he sells fund-raising tickets for the team.
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Cynical as it sounds, to understand a customer's underlying willingness to part with their money you need to pay a good deal of attention to values.
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She spent a good deal of her time after 1982 working as part of a national campaign to convince kids to "just say no" to drugs.
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Long before this call, Trump insisted -- correctly, according to most analysts -- that China does have a good deal of leverage in dealing with the North Koreans.
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It's something publishers are already able to do with pre-recorded videos, so porting the feature over to Facebook Live makes a good deal of sense.
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The latest round brings HyperScience's total funding to $50 million, and the company plans to use a good deal of that funding to grow the team.
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After a good deal of VR bar-hopping, I found the most active social communities in four social VR apps: Bigscreen, vTime, AltspaceVR and Rec Room.
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My buddy Austin Walker concisely dismantled that logic at Vice before the game's release, but No Man's Sky has nonetheless attracted a good deal of controversy.
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But among Republicans on Capitol Hill and at GOP-leaning organizations across Washington, there is also a good deal of grumbling about Vice President Mike Pence.
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After my father received and processed my brother's letter, he seemed to spend a good deal of time in his sunny room contemplating this new reality.
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A new report from The Wall Street Journal could be another damning piece of evidence for a company already under a good deal of international scrutiny.
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Her testimony and a good deal of the discussion during this hearing reflected an unfortunate disregard for the importance of clear intent requirements in criminal laws.
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Why it matters: Despite the confidence of both CEOs, a good deal of uncertainty still hangs over the deal, including whether it can gain regulatory approval.
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Jean Fautrier was a subtle, solitary, strange, serene, and even severe French painter who experienced a good deal of suspension in his saw-tooth-shaped career.
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The non-cash charge largely related to a "good deal" of goodwill on that merger in 2004, Chief Executive Ashley Almanza said in a media call.
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There's a good deal of crossover between the fields of music, visual art and performance due to festivals like Buzzcut, Glasgow International and Glasgow Film Festival.
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In some cultures, families are conflict-averse and not very intimate; in others there's space for conflict (and its resolution) and a good deal of intimacy.
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And having recently made it to the finals of Dancing with the Stars, the young strawweight has also earned a good deal of mainstream fame too.
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As creative, skillful, and dedicated as most faculty are, a good deal of the responsibility for getting the most from these courses rests with the student.
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For several weeks, the Transport Workers Union of America has called for changes to protect workers both physically and financially, with a good deal of success.
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Bulletin Board Hello, everyone, Many reporters and editors at The New York Times spend a good deal of time listening to readers' questions, concerns and suggestions.
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Investors elsewhere have expressed a good deal of concern about the chances of Congress's passing legislation that might buoy both the economy and corporate bottom lines.
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Derrick Rose, once a hometown hero, was dealt in the off-season to the Knicks, with whom he is now encountering a good deal of adversity.
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Trump has had a good deal of help in this regard from Netanyahu, who has long formed an alliance with Republican politicians in the United States.
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Having spent a good deal of my life trying to open closed doors and windows, I have no intention of going around slamming them shut now.
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Confidence: Medium Sunday is favored to feature a good deal of sun, but cooler air has moved back, holding highs in the low-to-mid 40s.
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There is a good deal of evidence suggesting that the economy is much less prone to inflationary episodes now than it has been in the past.
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Doing more in-house curation also provided the opportunity to draw on the High's collection, which includes a good deal of work by African American artists.
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A good deal of his Jobs tweets are quotes from the inventor, like this one, which he's tweeted four separate times: Be a yardstick of quality.
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Though Aldana entered the Octagon with a good deal of hype behind her, she was soundly out-struck over the course of this action packed fight.
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I am neither joking nor exaggerating when I say The Discovery shares a good deal of its metaphysical logic with the ghosts of 1995's Casper. Regret.
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Stalwarts of the goth and fetish scenes rub shoulders with colorful art students, plus a good deal of plain-clothed civvies who have managed to sneak in.
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There's probably a good deal of optimism that he's probably going to relax a bit on his stance, all round, allowing these kinds of things to happen.
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Slack, which at times may seem apprehensive about introducing product updates, seems to also be adding a good deal of incremental features in the past few weeks.
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While Lee is a powerhouse wrestler in his own right, he had a good deal of difficulty getting Iaquinta down on his terms in the first match.
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As is inevitable ahead of a major regulatory change there's a good deal of confusion about what exactly must be done to comply with the new rules.
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To have any hope of managing this unruly world, he's going to require a good deal of help from nations he likes and from those he doesn't.
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Meanwhile, he is chairman and co-founder of Palantir Technologies, a mass-surveillance-software company that makes a good deal of its money selling to the government.
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"I do find that many students have acquired a good deal of misinformation from well-meaning instructors who give advice like 'never begin a sentence with "because.
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"Defendants' infringement and false advertising has already engendered a good deal of confusion in the marketplace and will continue to do so unless stopped," the lawsuit said.
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A good deal of work at the CHORUS lab has to do with empirically investigating how people use existing security tools, and evaluating how effective they are.
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However, a good deal of uncertainty remained about what the incoming administration of President-elect Donald Trump will bring and how much dollar appreciation it will tolerate.
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There is a good deal of material about the private actor, including his charitable endeavors and discomfort with the fame he experienced at a relatively young age.
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The Mets concluded they were better served by cutting ties with him and saving a good deal of the money they would otherwise have to pay him.
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A good deal of what goes into making a psychopath is genetic — but, as we see from Fallon's story, that doesn't mean there's nothing anyone can do.
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To the Editor: The varying Russia scandals are difficult to follow even for well-informed people spending a good deal of their time on the multiple threads.
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Lackluster action is just one example how a good deal of TV often neglects its camerawork (because television is a so-called "writer's medium" and so forth).
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Over the past year, a good deal of this credit was injected into the state-owned sector as well as continued investment in infrastructure and related construction.
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A good deal of O'Brien's prose naturally falls into a loose and chatty free indirect discourse, edging comically (in good Irish literary fashion) toward stream of consciousness.
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"So to me, Congress has a good deal of culpability here, and I also know there's no way Congress is going to accept that culpability," he said.
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Friction was integral to the group's mystique, but the show spends a good deal of time on its earliest days as preteens trying to forge a style.
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One hundred words may be brief, but each profile relied on unearthing a good deal of detail, which grieving families were sometimes reluctant or unable to provide.
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Indeed, many in this country — many who support the death penalty — display a good deal of skepticism when it comes to government's ability to do most anything.
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I've got the "Collected Poems" of W. B. Yeats and Ted Hughes, both of which I did in fact read a good deal of over the summer.
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J. Liebling The price of freedom of religion, or of speech, or of the press, is that we must put up with a good deal of rubbish.
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The dynamic range is decent, and it retains a good deal of information in the shadows while doing a good job of keeping highlights from being blown out.
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I've written a good deal of articles and given seminars on the topic, raised tens of thousands for charities donating shark trips, and enjoy every second of it.
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Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers partner Mary Meeker spent a good deal of time discussing technology growth in China in her annual trends report today at the Code Conference.
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But building that kind of sprawling, do-everything network is an immense challenge, and even WeChat has not done without a good deal of help and good luck.
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Still, there's been a good deal of misunderstanding around how YouTube is going about its fight against predatory comments — in large part because of YouTube's own confusing communications.
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" The couple "seem to be having a good deal of success so far," he says, but "sooner or later, she's going to have to face the full onslaught.
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Deripaska is a Russian oligarch and aluminum magnate who Manafort has known since at least 2004 and done a good deal of consulting work for over the years.
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Rage Becomes Her By Soraya Chemaly If you've spent a good deal of time this year feeling an unshakeable sense of unbridled rage, you should read this book.
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On Wednesday, a good deal of sun haters found company, brought together by a beautiful work of art drawn by a 7-year-old girl posted to Reddit.
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There's still a good deal of controversy about the shooting of Sam Cooke by a female hotel manager (who was likely protecting a prostitute who had robbed Cooke).
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Sony released the product at its CES keynote, during which it spent a good deal of time discussing the importance of high-definition audio throughout its product line.
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A massive study, Goldberg points out, would depend on the willingness of communities to open up to researchers, not to mention a good deal of manpower and funding.
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The first airline to make the announcement to end that practice will earn a good deal of public trust and will make the loss up in increased revenue.
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It's widely assumed that executives are less likely to inflate their earnings when they work at high profile companies that operate under a good deal of regulatory oversight.
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"There seems to be a good deal of evidence that those who are playing 'Fortnite' are new to the category," Zelnick told CNBC in an interview with Cramer.
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While he did not respond, he did tell the Guardian that Russian businessmen had donated a good deal of money to him to purchase instruments for young Russians.
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The elder Mr. Caspersen made his fortune running what used to be known as Beneficial Finance and later gave a good deal of money to Harvard Law School.
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Zenilman says there's a good deal of interest in the study from pharmaceutical companies, and that this it's likely to be a big area of focus moving forward.
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Furthermore, given Grasso and VanZant's statuses as two of the brightest prospects in the strawweight division, their prospective showdown would probably generate a good deal of fan attention.
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A wall of south-facing windows allows a good deal of natural light into the studio, which is to be used for production, film editing and photo shoots.
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The pluralists gained a good deal of power within the A.P.A., made room for alternative voices and no doubt played a role in the broadening of analytic interests.
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A good deal of opinion writing today seems to involve no effort at persuasion, but merely the dull repetition of a political catechism comforting to the already converted.
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If Stanton does play, he would join a Yankees team on the brink in a series that has seen a good deal of back-and-forth and gamesmanship.
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At 24, Mullin spends a good deal of time trying to be as good at the job as Rod and Eileen were, making up for school events missed.
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There's a good deal of pressure mounting on Ms. Pelosi to bring the suspense to a close and get the next step in the process on its way.
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The party-like mood created by the gathering in Jerusalem, despite its somber purpose, gave rise to a good deal of bitterness and ridicule from some in Israel.
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The laughing gulls' diet consists of just about anything the birds can pry open, scavenge or kill — and they seem to spend a good deal of time hunting.
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When that right is revoked, it's only for particular crimes (in Germany, it's for "targeting" the "democratic order"), and often there is a good deal of judicial discretion.
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But it's also gotten a good deal of attention because of Epstein's past ties to two particularly prominent people: former President Bill Clinton and current President Donald Trump.
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Speaking to reporters before leaving North Korea, Pompeo said he spent "a good deal of time" discussing the timeline and declaration of the North's nuclear and missile facilities.
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After all, considering how a good deal of the show's storylines have already soured on today's audiences, it's hard to imagine how well that little tidbit might have fared.
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They might have described, for example, how fewer recruits are flowing into Syria from the West because Islamic State has lost control of a good deal of its territory.
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If a popular YouTuber dominates a particular subject matter on the platform, a good deal of the results you'll find upon clicking the hashtag are those particular user's videos.
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Though defeated champions often call for immediate rematches when they are not necessarily deserved, Rockhold's being given a do-over with Bisping does make a good deal of sense.
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And yet, like many women who do things on the internet — particularly women of color and fat women — I also attracted a good deal of negative comments and trolls.
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According to Jeffery Shandler, a Yiddish studies PhD who chairs the Jewish Studies Department at Rutgers University, the dreidel has gone through a good deal of cross-cultural evolution.
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The final costume, which Mr Jones wore each day on set and included webbed-fingered gloves, took him three hours and a good deal of help to squeeze into.
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Lowe, who grew up in California, also explained that he had never seen a great white shark, even though he spends a good deal of time near the water.
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Firstly, if you don't do some form of weight training while you diet, a good deal of the weight you lose will come from muscle as well as fat.
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Head Trauma Schulman, who has spent a good deal of time researching her illness, knows that a possible contributing factor -- or in some cases a cause -- is head trauma.
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It's normal give it a lot of thought — after all, landing a new role can mean a good deal of change, and that's exciting (and even a bit scary).
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But there's a good deal of political science showing that presidential candidates really do try to stick to their campaign promises once in office, as Jonathan Bernstein has written.
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We've seen a good deal of North Korean activities in countries such as India, Malaysia, the Philippines, and we believe there are operational bases in some of those countries.
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It's inspired by the traditional French croquembouche cake, and Bennett spends a good deal of time carving it into a perfect horn shape before going to town decorating it.
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Actev has since garnered a good deal of publicity for its device, which is a small electric car that can be controlled with a smartphone app over Wi-Fi.
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The film, however, tackles its subject matter with a good deal of grace, even if the script has its share of knocks and pings, especially in the early going.
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"I've never been afraid of nothing my whole life, but this scared me," said Mitchell, who also lost a good deal of weight that he has since gained back.
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BAML'S Fischer said hospital bonds were apparently seeing "a good deal of spread widening" due to the Republican plan to derail the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare.
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Just over a week ago, in the main event of UFC 196, the Conor McGregor hype train lost a good deal of momentum at the hands of Nate Diaz.
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The artist's well-earned early success is due to his singularly spooky vision, and it's evident that a good deal of Connelly' inspiration is somehow rooted in the occult.
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So when the Bang & Olufsen Beoplay A9 (4th Generation) Speaker arrived at our house, we spent a good deal of time playing our favorite songs while we danced around.
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There were other celebrities represented at the fair — Jim Carrey's overheated and underwhelming caricatures of despicable people has garnered a good deal of attention though they utterly lack nuance.
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You probably don't need to supply remote workers with new hardware — in fact, a good deal of the equipment already in your offices will likely work with Zoom software.
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The 2010 earthquake in Haiti was genuinely one of the worst disasters in recent history, killing an estimated 160,000 people, and it received a good deal of US coverage.
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While Bryant does not mention the case directly, he does spend a good deal of time in the documentary talking about how close his family came to breaking up.
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I also spent a good deal of time getting coffee or drinks or meals with people — campaign staff members, Iowa experts and sometimes Iowans I met along the way.
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Even better, traditional wireless chargers use up a good deal of energy during the day, even when you're not charging anything; with FreePower, energy waste is next to nothing.
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I spend a good deal of my time trying as best I can to find out what the most powerful people — whatever their persuasion is — want to keep hidden.
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Settlement monitors, who issue periodic progress reports, have a good deal of latitude in determining whether a bank is in compliance with the terms of the consumer relief provisions.
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"The family had two dogs, and when I came into the project the dog crates were taking up a good deal of space in the kitchen," Ms. Handler said.
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In his long tenure in New York, he evolved, by necessity, from a hard thrower to someone who could mix up his pitches with a good deal of guile.
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Industry critics, however, note that a good deal of basic research is funded by the federal government, through the National Institutes of Health, and not by the drug makers.
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On Saturday, Pompeo said he spent "a good deal of time" in the latest talks discussing a denuclearization timeline and the declaration of the North's nuclear and missile facilities.
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Then Catherine Nolan, who spent a good deal of her time making it clear to everyone that when you see a fight on TV, the people are not cartoons.
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Letter from the Editor Here at T, we spend a good deal of time discussing people we admire: fashion designers, artists, writers, architects, chefs and performers of all kinds.
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And many of these states award their delegates proportionally or by congressional district, all but ensuring Trump will pick up a good deal of them unless his support suddenly vanishes.
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Presidents used to receive a good deal of deference from the Senate about qualified Supreme Court picks except in cases of extraordinary personal scandal, but that's no longer the case.
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Whether or not the broadcasting crisis is resolved, it seems that Mr Netanyahu's platform for the next election, whenever it takes place, will feature a good deal of media-bashing.
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Seeking to bolster his fortunes in Iowa specifically, Trump spent a good deal of his speech claiming he had improved the lives of the farmers in this predominantly rural state.
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Mr. Eggers and his production designer, Craig Lathrop, spent a good deal of time at Plimoth Plantation, a living-history museum in Massachusetts that recreates the Plymouth Colony of 1627.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CHICAGO — Anne Imhof's work has generated a good deal of buzz since the artist won the Golden Lion at the Venice Biennale in 2017.
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The storm will also bring heavy rain to areas of eastern Nebraska, Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota that already have a good deal of snow on the ground, the NWS said.
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The catch is that we already know a good deal of the truth because we are also positioned as the bomber, Scarlet Carson, in the introductory sequence of the game.
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His football career would be effectively over at that point, but hey, he would have made a ton of money and spared himself a good deal of potential head trauma.
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When Apple launched Apple Music this time last year, it spent a good deal of time and energy recruiting major music tastemakers likely to encourage users to adopt the product.
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They were three of the warmest, kindest, most driven and outgoing people that you could ever meet and the world has lost a good deal of light with their passing.
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After all, before her surprise -- to the public, at least -- medical procedure, they had seen quite a good deal of the first lady, who is often described as intensely private.
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In the face of persistent fears that the world could be facing a trade war and a synchronized slowdown, the U.S. economy enters June with a good deal of momentum.
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Intelligence experts now believe that Beijing decided several years ago to throttle a good deal of freelancing activities by outside groups and groups loosely controlled by the People Liberation Army.
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Over 30 years of rigorous scientific research has identified a growing number of prevention approaches that are effective, produce lasting results and can save taxpayers a good deal of money.
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A good deal of this communication is either diagnostic, or part of the treatment, and yet phone calls and one-on-one convos don't offer a record of the conversation.
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Long wedding-story short, I lost a year, many thousands of dollars, and a good deal of self-respect just doing the bare minimum of what she "required" of me.
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I've spent a good deal of time in my career, first on Wall Street and then in financial media, advising CEOs on issues including investing, health care, technology and more.
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Gilliam requires and deserves a good deal of space in which to see his work, and so it's worth the trip to Beacon to let this beauty wash over you.
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"There is a good deal of uncertainty about what the department will ultimately decide to do," said Michael Tarkan, a senior analyst at Compass Point Research who studies student loans.
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Some businesses are going to cost more than others, but a good deal of successful side hustles start out on the cheap and expand their budget as the business grows.
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Trainers removed the facemask of Rudolph's helmet and brought out a cart and stretcher, but neither was used, as he walked off the field with a good deal of assistance.
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Mr. Pastor's "Romeo" had a good deal of "West Side Story" in it, especially in group dances that called for a jazzy use of the hips and off-balance extensions.
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There's been a good deal of discussion and reporting about just why Mueller's office finally chose to dispute a news article, when in the past they've simply refused to comment.
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"There's a good deal of research showing that the design of residential areas can have an impact on how likely we are to get to know our neighbors," he says.
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Yeah. We co-own the rights to We Live In Public, he has a good deal of interest in the film and what's going on and so on and so forth.
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Braking and accelerating are handled by a pair of large thumb levers which offer a good deal of precision, once you get used to how much force you need to use.
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A good deal of the conversation centered on their mutual belief that many of the things Trump has done in office would have been considered unthinkable a year or two ago.
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The $599 Rift VR headset went on sale in late March and suffered a good deal of supply constraints that left pre-orderers waiting months after launch to receive their consoles.
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"I'm not saying they were all prostitutes, but a good deal of artists' models back then were sex workers, barmaids, marginalized women, anyone on the fringe of society," Nesgoda told VICE.
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The company spent a good deal of its time today with the audience of seasoned auto reporters and, alternatively, myself, dissecting exactly what the buyer of its $20123k Revero looked like.
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For a good deal of those in the virtual reality filmmaking industry, every shoot represents a new chance to 3D-print a rig that holsters a half dozen DSLRs frankensteined together.
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The idea was originally pitched back in 2013, and since then the team has spent a good deal of time and resources trying to paint an accurate picture of the region.
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Bresch spent a good deal of her time testifying last week by explaining that even though the price of the EpiPen is $600, that entire price doesn't go straight to Mylan.
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During that time he usually has a meeting or two, but spends a good deal of time making phone calls and watching cable news in the dining room adjoining the Oval.
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That may seem strange to say about a powerhouse studio that has more than 80 years of hits under its belt and now owns a good deal of Hollywood's overall output.
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"A good deal of the anxiety and fear is down to opacity," says Martin Moore, director of the Centre for the Study of Media, Communication and Power at King's College London.
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A good deal of love and care went into crafting every corner of the room, from the furniture to the coordinating citron Designers Guild curtains adjacent to the "French blue" windows.
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The Wallabies enjoyed a good deal of territory but were unable to turn it into points until lock Arnold reached over the line with a second effort in the 29th minute.
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It is possible, with expensive equipment and a good deal of skill, to recover cryptographic keys from hardware by poking around physically in the transistors and wiring of the chip itself.
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Aside from Barrow, there was a good deal of promise in Swansea's overlapping runs up the field—some quick back-and-forth passing among the midfield to advance the ball quickly.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads As we know from countless photos and films, a good deal of the first half of the 20th century took place in black-and-white.
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A good deal of Watch Dogs 2 info was revealed ahead of E3, but Ubisoft still allotted stage time at the press event to a gameplay demo and a new trailer.
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And make no mistake, a good deal of the country is convinced there was some kind of illegal collusion by the Trump campaign with the Russians to skew the presidential election.
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Members of the bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus are ahead of the curve, proposing a slate of 28503 rules changes that's getting a good deal of attention from leaders of both parties.
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The company spent a good deal of time last year shedding its exposure to distressed energy trading, and it agreed to sell its Bache commodities unit to Société Générale of France.
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But internal frustration mounted, with one source close to the probe telling me the case sparked a good deal of departmental infighting, although no formal changes have come as a result.
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Karl Gotch produced great professional wrestlers but he was also an experienced catch wrestler, spending a good deal of time at the Mecca of catch-as-catch-can, Wigan's Snake Pit.
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This is something you will hear catch purists harp on about and there is a good deal of value to it if you can accomplish this grip on a resisting opponent.
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There was one specific character whose name I chased for a good deal of the game, and when I finally got it, it felt like I'd cracked an incredible secret code.
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This 59-year-old died of some sort of gastrointestinal cancer, said Hils, just like Jana Cruise, who performed a good deal of desk duty, and passed in her early 50s.
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A good deal of that reflects the profile of the firm's founder, John Grayken, who has rarely given interviews and who seldom speaks at industry events like some of his peers.
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There was a good deal of other content -- including some (very good) animated TV shows -- but nothing quite like hearing John Williams' signature score as that script crawled up the screen.
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A good deal of material in the report is redacted — including, it seems, information about just what exactly happened regarding Roger Stone's efforts to get information about hacked emails from WikiLeaks.
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There's a good deal of variation in how these frontrunners performed — both in how strong their polling leads were all along and in how they performed once the voting actually started.
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Over the last few years, I've spent a good deal of time around people wearing camouflage hats and Confederate flags, on the one hand, and hip-hop T-shirts on the other.
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The thief has managed to steal everything that belonged to you and a good deal of others—$56 million worth of a new virtual currency that you've invested in, to be exact.
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Because Hawley and McCaskill are pretty much the presumptive nominees for their respective parties, a good deal of the primary runup has already focused on the back-and-forth between the two.
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"This is targeted toward buyers with a good deal of disposable income, so there must be a perception that enough Woodstock fans fall into this category to make it worthwhile," she said.
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And, since there historically hasn't been a lot of research on hormonal birth control in men, Gunter said, a cautious approach is in fact responsible and makes a good deal of sense.
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The assets that would fall under the wealth tax are subjected to constant change of price estimates and for many items there is a good deal of ambiguity around the actual price.
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It's more likely that several political entities from the Federal Communications Commission to the Federal Trade Commission will gut a good deal of it at best and kill it completely at worst.
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" Asked about this video, Verizon spokesperson Rich Young said they had had a "good deal of positive feedback on the video," and that "Verizon has long stood by strong open internet principles.
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His color and erratic whimsy provide a stark contrast to her own dreary, micromanaged life, organized by her hyper-vigilant workaholic mother, voiced with a good deal of empathy by Rachel McAdams.
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James Franco's transformation into writer-director-producer-star Tommy Wiseau is the centerpiece of this comedic look at the making of Wiseau's The Room, and it's a good deal of the appeal.
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"The reporter's task was to determine the credit worthiness of individuals, necessitating often a good deal of snooping into the private and business lives of local merchants," wrote historian David A. Gerber.
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The airtight seal is fantastic and lets you shake your coffee, but no matter how tight everything was, I found that a good deal of gritty sediment ended up outside the filter.
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Warren Buffett — chairman and CEO of global conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway and one of the wealthiest people in the world — hauls in a good deal of revenue from Berkshire-owned auto insurer Geico.
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First, Republican cowardice produced a new measure that basically kept the cost-exploding aspects of Obamacare in place, but pulled a good deal of what was already inadequate funding for it too.
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Trump's order also kickstarts the rollback of regulations on methane, the main component of natural gas, a good deal of which is located either directly on or close to Native American lands.
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A good deal of theory and fiction about artificial intelligence builds to the singularity, a moment in which humans merge their consciousness with AI, and transcend to a higher level of being.
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One of them was the idea put forward in a weighty and amply-footnoted book, "The Party Decides", that parties still exert a good deal of influence over who gets the nomination.
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"At this point, we can tell you with a good deal of confidence that this was somebody outside of our system that got in there and activated our sirens," he told reporters.
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"There seems to be a good deal of evidence that those who are playing 'Fortnite' are new to the category," Zelnick told CNBC in an interview with "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer.
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Medicaid also pays for a good deal of the mental health and substance use treatment provided in our country, a need that cannot be highlighted more than by the raging opioid crisis.
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Stark was everything my friends and I wanted to be: rich (though like some of us, he was helped by a good deal of family money), handsome, sharp-tongued, charming and seductive.
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Christianity is about ends, not means, according to Lewis, and so he spent a good deal of his life articulating what he believed was the telos, the ultimate purpose, of human beings.
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But if financial markets explain a good deal of the movement in the ISM, then it seems pretty risky to be using the ISM to make sweeping market calls to begin with.
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You can't even count on his disloyalty: In August, he cashed in a good deal of political capital to extend a pardon to Joe Arpaio, the former sheriff of Maricopa County, Ariz.
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In this room, some of them are, but painted just-barely-noticeably different shades of black — it takes a good deal of convincing myself that there is no hidden image within them.
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But there's a good deal of weirdness about this: namely, that Nadler never actually uttered the phrase "impeachment inquiry" in that interview, and that he continues to seem allergic to using it.
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Nadja spends a good deal of her time looking at the camera while Laszlo starts problems and turns into a bat, and honestly, we've seen worse foundations for a multi-century relationship.
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A good deal of what actors and directors know about their trade comes from on-the-job training, from working on set and in production studios under filmmakers with decades of experience.
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The studio had introduced tools for users to create their own songs with uploaded audio files and unsurprisingly there's a good deal of content that's probably not supposed to be on there.
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While she achieved a good deal of recognition in her lifetime, Elizabeth Murray, the subject of this fine yet too-short documentary, remains an American artist who hasn't quite gotten her due.
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The film's frequent detours, however -- including a good deal of time devoted to the water crisis in Flint -- are so detailed that they at times risk losing contact with the larger thread.
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FairShake is looking to help automate a good deal of that process and coach customers through the process, which would otherwise take about 10 hours of research and document gathering and creation.
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A good deal of the cash he needed to prepare the Great October Socialist Revolution was channeled through an import-export company that specialized in contraband pharmaceuticals, lead pencils and German condoms.
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A good deal of the churn has a simpler explanation: By 2016 the state's Republican delegation had gotten long in the tooth, with some of the older members serving since the 1980s.
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Spicer's statement made for a jarring introduction to the new Trump administration, and he came in for a good deal of condemnation from reporters and mockery from observers of all political stripes.
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But there's a good deal of variety in state rules, and the upshot is that some states actually end up sending a disproportionate amount of delegates to whoever finishes first and second.
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" U.S. Census Bureau public affairs officer Daniel Velez, however, told VICE News that "the responses we receive from the ACS provide a good deal of stats on veterans and their current status.
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The duo's ode to "that moment of falling for someone but your time is running out" is very relatable party fuel that you can't help but have a good deal of fun to.
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It doesn't matter that almost no one watching, (and probably a good deal of the protesting members), have no specific idea of what kind of gun-control measure they want to see passed.
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Rodrigues has produced a good deal of new club-focused material since releasing his album, according to the press release, so we're hoping more of that gets to see the light of day.
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Both Amazon and eBay take commission on sales sold using its platform, while Amazon in particular makes a good deal of money providing stocking, shipping, and other packaging logistics support to these sellers.
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Robert, meanwhile, learns from his financial adviser that he's in a good deal of debt after his recent business ventures — essentially, he bought too many houses to flip, and no one's buying them.
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Things are even more complicated now; Oculus has priced pretty much every other manufacturer out of the consumer market, and now a good deal of those consumer VR companies are chasing enterprise customers.
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Slowe maintains this is simply v1 of this feature and the admin team is still looking at a good deal of other options to more effectively protect users and let them protect themselves.
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In retirement, when every single dollar of income counts, moving to a tax-friendly state – a place where you'll get the most after-tax income possible – makes a good deal of financial sense.
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"I am most certainly not misinformed -- and in fact spent a good deal of time in the service reviewing the medical records of people applying for special forces programs," she said to another.
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"She is flat a good deal of the time — more last night than at any time we have heard her in past years," wrote Paul Hume, the music critic of The Washington Post.
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In addition, Albania recently has attempted to privatize a good deal of its domestic energy sector to attract foreign investment in the exploration and development of the nation's proven oil and gas reserves.
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It's possible to read "John Aubrey: My Own Life" to see a good deal of English history pass closely before one's eyes, as if that history were a shark in an aquarium tank.
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For now, trying to ensure that social media organizations do not comply with pressure from the state to shut down those instruments that have aided the demonstrations makes a good deal of sense.
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Yes, the winter sport that involves ice, round rocks and a good deal of sweeping has a passionate following among those who have come out of the closet, taking their brooms with them.
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Theater | New Jersey Death is not to be laughed about, usually, but "Exit the King" is a tragicomic consideration of mortality that spins a good deal of absurd mirth from a grave subject.
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Last year, Alex Ingram spent a good deal of time in St. David's, photographing the people who have chosen to live out their days outside of great metropolises for the series David's House.
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It took five months and a good deal of hand-wringing, but Angela Merkel has secured a coalition and will form her fourth government — putting her on course to lead Germany until 2021.
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I found a good deal of negative sentiment about Colin and the Vine team and some discomfort with his behavior, but I did not find evidence that warrants his removal from the company.
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"As with a couple, there must be a clear definition of the rules and a good deal of attention paid to the other partner," he wrote in a 215 book about Nissan's reinvention.
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I gave a good deal of thought to what I was going to spend time doing the next few years, and this seemed like a great time for me to make the change.
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It became clear that Bayoumi spent a good deal of time with the two hijackers, and that he received a significant increase in his government stipend around the time that he met them.
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An initiative to reintroduce these silvery fish into the river gained a good deal of notoriety when 201 fish were captured in Connecticut and released in the Bronx River on March 21, 2006.
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The West Coast, Upper Midwest, and East Coast have their own refining assets that provide a good deal of their supply, and the East Coast can get increased supplies from Europe, rather easily.
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She treats us to a layered look inside Fox's paranoid, bigoted and xenophobic innards, and, after a good deal of tension-building, we still find ourselves rooting for the wronged women to triumph.
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His right-wing critics assert that a good deal of Mr. Soros's wealth came from financial speculation and accuse him of having an undue influence on politics in the United States and Europe.
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It is also true that there is a good deal of schadenfreude about the British departure on the other side of the English Channel, which does little to help finding a good outcome.
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The Clippers are 22-280 without Griffin, and a good deal of the success can be tied to the play of Crawford, who has scored at least 92.43 points in five straight games.
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Penguin Random House, a global publishing house with more than 250 imprints, has worldwide rights to the books, which means the company can make a good deal of money overseas and in translation.
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If you're an aspiring filmmaker, looking to get an early lead on developing 360 films, you'll want the very best quality, which means you'll have to shell out a good deal of cash.
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The synth pop duo also has a good deal of forthcoming tour dates lined up with fellow Canadian artist Jessy Lanza—whose debut album Greenspan produced—and you can check those out below.
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There is a good deal of variety here among, for example, the collages made by Stan Squirewell, who likes to play with Black identity by combining disparate, historically-specific costumes with found imagery.
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It provides them with big public company experience and a good deal of autonomy as finance chiefs of large divisions, but not so much autonomy that they don't aspire to run their own shops.
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"It is becoming increasingly clear that battling the opioid epidemic will require a multi-pronged approach and a good deal of creativity," Choo, who was not involved in the study, said in an email.
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Although a good deal of the work is decades old and has been seen many times before, given the scarcity of women in these positions of prestige, it feels like a celebration worth having.
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Stocks have endured a good deal of volatility over time, but the long term trend based on an increasing U.S. economy, expanding U.S. corporations, and a growing global economy has taken stock prices higher.
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"From now on, the two key parameters that influence monsoon rains - the El Nino and the IOD (Indian Ocean Dipole) phenomena - indicate a good deal of rains in the weeks to come," Ramesh said.
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"There is a good deal of positivity in the market due to expectations of a reduced pace of a rate hike by the U.S.," said Anand James, chief market strategist at Geojit Financial Services.
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When long-running bull markets have peaked in the past, the trailing ten-year annualized returns have tended to be above 15%, which in this case would require a good deal of further upside.
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Based on history, the only thing we can be sure of is that there will be a good deal of bickering, stalling, and can-kicking on Capitol Hill before a solution is agreed upon.
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Daydream will open up a good deal of attention for VR on the mobile side as consumer experience improve due to the low-latency VR mode available for select smartphones running on Android Nougat.
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That Ohioan obviously got a good deal of pleasure from unloading on Mark Twain, and that seems to be nine-tenths of the reason people bother to send hate mail: It cheers them up.
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" He points out that oil spent a good deal of time in this area late last summer, so a return there would begin to push headline inflation "back above where core [inflation] is now.
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This nostalgia-conjuring of mine is something that theoretically should be pretty well-exhausted for Star Wars after the all-Star-Wars-errythang media and merchandising push that defined a good deal of 2015.
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Still, "A Song at Twilight" remains a characteristically polished Coward play, and his story, which is set in the mid-1960s, contains a good deal of barbed conflict, some surprise and an affecting conclusion.
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The Padres got Upton and closer Craig Kimbrel in a trade with Atlanta on the eve of last year's opening day, but Upton missed a good deal of last season with a foot injury.
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Much has, thankfully, been saved: the medieval towers, perhaps the organ and a good deal of the stained glass, the Crown of Thorns brought to Paris by King Louis IX in the 13th century.
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Since January, Mr. Clinton has done nearly 500 public events, a good deal of them designed to capture the affection white working-class voters had for him and then transfer it to Mrs. Clinton.
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The next two volumes of his "Age" trilogy, The Age of Capital and The Age of Empire, reached a much larger public, and by his seventies he was making a good deal of money.
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"With all the talk about bitcoin, a good deal of people are also starting to open accounts where they can buy and sell crypto-currencies," Bespoke Investment Group said in a Friday blog post.
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Credit a good deal of that to Division I'stallest player, 266-258 sophomore Tacko Fall, who is averaging 2.5 blocks and 9.6rebounds per game while shooting 72.2 percent from the floor and averaging 11.1points.
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This has caused a good deal of strife in Kanter's life; last year, he posted a statement on Twitter explaining that his family had disowned him for his anti-Erdoğan and pro-Gülen views.
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Epstein, as the Cubs' president for baseball operations, has received a good deal of credit, and rightly so, for building a roster with a realistic chance of winning the franchise's first championship since 1908.
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A character with vital information is unconscious for a good deal of the story and comes to only to tell us that she is a "Rhode Island Brown" and to brag about her publications.
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A good deal of the service is the attentive, helpful kind that you really want, but the rest of it seems designed only to give customers the sensation of temporary power over other people.
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Fremantle's reveling in historical detail offers a good deal of pleasure to the reader, but it tends to compromise her decision to have her characters speak in a casual and decidedly 21st-century lexis.
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To borrow an analogy from baseball, a sport he loved, he was the sort of batter who got on base thanks to walks, bunts, bloopers into right field and a good deal of hustle.
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They have also argued about timing, costs and the scope of possible campaigns for and against same-sex marriage, even as a good deal of the negotiating has taken place away from public view.
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As a reporter covering the House and spending a good deal of time at the Judiciary Committee in 1974, I have a special appreciation of Cohen's insights and the differences between then and now.
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ANSA, the Italian state news service, reported that Mr. Di Maio had hired Mr. Conte as his lawyer and that Mr. Conte wrote a good deal of the justice section of the party's manifesto.
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A good deal of animus is directed at Yaddah (Yale), which seems in Lemish's view to be at the beating heart of all things great and, more saliently, all things evil in American life.
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But the event was highly partisan, with the Democratic and Republican members of the committee spending a good deal of time going after the opposing party's witnesses and in some instances defending their own.
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Like in a good deal of the later work one encounters at the artist's former studio — now the Musée National Fernand Léger at Biot on the Côte d'Azur — "Les constructeurs" verges on glib schmaltz.
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While the queer street art movement has a good deal of allies and support in Europe and other parts of the world, to this day, American queer street artists rarely receive commissions for public murals.
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That also happens to be a category in which there is a ton of food waste, with a good deal of fruits and veggies never making it out of the grocery store to begin with.
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Follow this space to see how things play out in the coming weeks, but after a good deal of excitement following the original unveil, this probably isn't the kind of press Motorola was banking on.
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And so this space, which also carries a good deal of women's wear, offers a few other simpatico brands as well: Tomorrowland, Casely-Hayford, Filippa K, the poppier end of the Comme des Garçons family.
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During breaks in the testing, I spend a good deal of time with my face 6 inches from the aluminum box, trying to peer inside to make the satellite give up some of its secrets.
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We covered a good deal of the neighborhood on foot and even had a casual run-in with Rina Lazo, a 94-year-old artist who was an associate of Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo.
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In the wake of the financial crisis, job losses were so high that getting people who lost their jobs back into the workforce hasn't required a good deal of cajoling on the part of employers.
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Though her public appearances became rare, she spent a good deal of her time making frequent trips to the Reagan Library, both to visit Ronald's grave and to help expand the library's activities and influence.
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Twitter style points for Donald Trump aren't as easy to come by as they are for his wife; a good deal of his tweets quickly roll into tweetstorms, with tweet after tweet on one topic.
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Like the AHCA, there was a good deal of controversy around the MMA, which started with its introduction in June of 2628 and continued through the final conference report votes in November and even beyond.
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A COMMUTING LIFE He announced on Thursday that he was extending his contract with the Philadelphia Orchestra through the 2025-26 season, so he'll be spending a good deal of time shuttling along Interstate 95.
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I wonder if young women interested in these questions love it as much or spend a good deal of time trying to write themselves into the tales because they have to leave their gender behind.
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I recently wore Icebreaker's Anatomica Boxer Briefs on a two-day hunting and fishing trip with a buddy, and though we spent a good deal of time in close quarters, he didn't say a word.
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But now it is Italy's most popular party, and it has a good deal of leverage going into consultations with President Sergio Mattarella, who will ultimately decide the shape and content of the next government.
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Indeed, we are now seeing a good deal of work on "continental" philosophers move from philosophy to other humanistic disciplines (for example, in language, communication and film studies departments) and to the softer social sciences.
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While it was never easy, being led by a remarkable president who dedicated a good deal of his attention and energy to the care and welfare of the military community made it even more rewarding.
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Wordplay WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — As a former college student at a school that was nicknamed "Molson University" for good reason, I can tell you with confidence that people in college drink a good deal of beer.
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There's a good deal of padding around the band, which is meant to disperse the weight across your whole skull as opposed to bearing down on one pressure point at the crown of your head.
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"The size of the grants would not look like much to big organizations, but these are all small organizations to whom a couple of thousand dollars is a good deal of money," said the Rev.
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If the United States continues to treat foreigners with the suspicion and condescension of an authoritarian regime, it will snuff out a good deal of its carefully accumulated expertise on the rest of the world.
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This year's CES is not only turning out to be focused in large part on virtual reality as a platform, but the supporting hardware behind the platform is welcoming a good deal of exciting new hardware.
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Nevertheless, Remini comes to this process with a good deal of standing, having been an outspoken proponent of Scientology (there's video in the show of her singing its praises) before a public falling out in 2013.
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And while a few law-abiding apps sprung up to take Uber and Lyft's place, it seems that a good deal of demand has shifted to an unlikely provider – an unregulated, peer-to-peer Facebook group.
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That's a good question, and I'm someone who has spent a good deal of time in the center of this transformation of conservative media from being a legitimate alternative voice to becoming an alternative-reality silo.
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The mom-to-be has been spending a good deal of her time alongside her beau in Cleveland, but is equally stoked to be close to her famous family in Los Angeles for her baby's birth.
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The platform, which goes beyond criminal justice and rivals even political-party platforms in thoroughness—complete with issue briefs, a glitzy website, and a coordinated social-media strategy—reflects a good deal of organization and effort.
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Surrogates seized on the silver lining in the spin room and beyond, and Trump, lampooned for most of his performance, was praised by a good deal of the press for the way he started the debate.
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"The new claims about Graecopithecus need to be treated with a good deal of caution," Darren Curnoe, an associate professor at the University of New South Wales Sydney, wrote in an opinion piece for The Conversation.
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I asked him how he'd gotten the word out, and it turns out that one can garner a good deal of public interest merely by establishing some digital real estate — that is, creating a convincing website.
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The app's a little bloated, there's a good deal of "Galaxy Life" branded lifestyle content that I can't imagine will ever be meaningfully viewed, read or used by 99.8% of the people who download the app.
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This is because though there are clusters of galleries in certain districts, such as Chinatown, the Entertainment District, the Junction, Little Portugal, it takes a good deal of time to get from one area to another.
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West Ham supporters, along with the club hierarchy, have to find a way to make a success of their move, and that will ultimately require a good deal of dialogue, cooperation and compromise on both sides.
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The team has already spent a good deal of time on this side of things, but will soon depart for a two-week trip to Greece to chat with and observe refugees and aid workers there.
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A good deal of the national dialogue, willpower, and war chest for gun issues is about to get sucked up into the gaping black hole that is Donald Trump's all-screaming, all-nonsensical gun policy agenda.
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But we do know oftentimes it will take a good deal of time before children are comfortable enough that they will talk to us about what all they have experienced in their life up until now.
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"There's a good deal of manual processing that has to occur of that data before it's put in a form to be reported to NASA," Lindley Johnson, NASA's Planetary Defense Officer, told Motherboard over the phone.
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In the first instance, it's been nearly two months since Khashoggi's murder, and intelligence agencies across Turkey and the United States have had a good deal of time to assess the facts and evidence before them.
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" The Rub of Time " (Knopf) collects two decades' worth of Amis's journalism, including a good deal of what he would call the "ludic" Amis—middle-aged Martin playing tennis or poker, watching football or its hooligans.
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An apparently simple technique but one which demands a good deal of nuance—Badr Hari landed a huge number of his best right hands off the cross face as his opponent attempted to tie him up.
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Last April, Goldin Auctions listed that jersey for sale, creating surprise and a good deal of consternation among Mets fans, and others, that the team had let it out of its possession in the first place.
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A good deal of Martins's treatment of women was a matter of public record, so there was something odd about an investigation prompted by something as easy to discredit as an anonymous letter making unspecific allegations.
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" TIME: Richard Zoglin was considerably more critical of the show, writing in the April 16, 1990 issue that, while "The Simpsons has a good deal of savvy wit," it's "strangely off-putting most of the time.
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Syracuse owes a good deal of its last-second chutzpah to a certain Malachi Richardson, who, like a match, got lit AF on his long range game and scored 17 points in the last 10 mintues.
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Rabii's work at Google seemed to encompass a good deal of work on chips for consumer devices, specifically work on the Pixel 2's Visual Core chip, which brought machine learning intelligence to the device's camera.
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A good deal of fun is recalled in this book: dinner with Bob Dylan, who tried to do the dishes; pajama parties with the novelist Edna O'Brien; raiding the refrigerator with Bill Clinton at 1 a.m.
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Although the Mets have spent a good deal of their existence sandwiching spurts of success in between much disappointment, the team has somehow picked up faraway fans from Australia to the Philippines to the United Kingdom.
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Lest you think all I did was eat on my trip (though, to be fair, I spent a good deal of time doing just that), there is plenty to do that does not revolve around food.
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Judge spends a good deal of time describing "Beach Week," a phase that, thanks to the emergence of Kavanaugh's youthful calendar, is on the way to becoming a euphemism as well-known as South Carolina Gov.
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If their fight was shaped by two different visions about what feminism should be, it was also driven by a culture that spent a good deal of time trying to destroy women who fought for equality.
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There&aposs always the budget to consider, but you don&apost have to spend big to get a drill that&aposs suitable for most household projects or even for a good deal of commercial-grade work.
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Jeffrey Epstein, who died at 66 years old, was known as an influential financier until his 2007 indictment for sex crimes — though there was a good deal of mystery about how, exactly, he made his money.
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Already, he must perform a good deal of pregame maintenance on his back, including stretches and exercises before each game, a result of a chronic condition, spinal stenosis, that he was discovered to have in 2015.
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About half the cases occur in people under the age of 21, and boys from 5 to 53 years old are the most commonly affected group, possibly because they spend a good deal of time outdoors.
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About half the cases occur in people under the age of 21, and boys from 5 to 53 years old are the most commonly affected group, possibly because they spend a good deal of time outdoors.
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It has redrawn constituency boundaries and introduced a new proportional representation system that experts say has been engineered to suit the dominant political players but has still left a good deal of uncertainty at the local level.
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For the first time in his life as a mental-skills trainer, he has a salary—with players, pricing is fluid and a good deal of contingency work is involved—as well as equity in a company.
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While I'm still in a good deal of pain, I will be returning to work in the Senate today, ready to fight for liberty and help move forward with tax cuts in the coming days and weeks.
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What's remarkable about it is that I don't think it ever really got into crude labeling or sexually charged discussion — we actually spent a good deal of time just talking about what body parts look like, visually.
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The defense lawyers also spent a good deal of time arguing that Mr. Cosby should never have been charged because, they said, the 12-year statute of limitations had expired before he was charged in December 2015.
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Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota has received a good deal of attention for taking on Ms. Warren in last week's Democratic presidential debate and for advocating a tempered, consensus-based approach over a more liberal, idealistic one.
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"What I learned from this whole thing is that while it will still require a good deal of human intervention, this kind of thing is not only possible but going to get a lot better," Sosa said.
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But after spending a good deal of my 20s alone, I came to realize that my reluctance to step through doorways first stemmed from a bigger fear I used to have: being alone in a crowded room.
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Republican congressional candidates need to bank on Clinton's unfavorable standing with the conservative base and among a good deal of moderates and hit that hard with numerous reminders that they oppose Clinton on personal and political grounds.
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With 2,280 listed ETFs now harboring close to $4 trillion in assets in the U.S. market, that's a long way to go for this nascent industry — and Yones plans to capitalize on a good deal of it.
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It takes a good deal of chutzpah to court investment from a company with ties to the Chinese government when your father-in-law is one of two people competing to become President of the United States.
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The trend for expectant parents to make a spectacle over whether their bundles of joys have peens or vageens started around ten years ago and have garnered a good deal of criticism and have become increasingly extreme.
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It takes a good deal of dexterity, but arcing in tight round kicks that look like they are coming from a completely different direction is a tremendous means to pick up some easy, off-the-cuff knockouts.
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A good deal of self-reflection and therapy helped me understand my travels weren't just about living my life to the fullest, but also an attempt to run away instead of dealing with my reality at home.
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There was a good deal of nostalgia in that -- seeing Jon Bernthal, Sonequa Martin-Green and especially the late Scott Wilson, who died last month -- as Rick kept slipping into what amounted to a walking-dream state.
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The switching of stance is perhaps the biggest 'new school' asset of his game, but his work specifically in the match with Dawson demonstrated a good deal of what has changed in boxing in the recent generation.
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From that day forward, I fell in love with Spike Lee's bold music of choice, hardly ever knowing that it was a New Orleans musician Terence Blanchard who was behind a good deal of that soulful touch.
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The riveting Ms. Palombe, who is nude a good deal of the time, exposes the seedy underbelly of hoochie coochie — or at least that's what it felt like watching men sipping miniature bottles of rum watching her.
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To avoid eating the overhand across the top of the jab—the dreaded cross counter—a good deal of feinting would be necessary to draw Teixeira out and punish him for being trigger happy on the counter.
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It is just the two of us, and he pays me very well, allows me to work the hours I want, gives me a good deal of responsibility and is willing to give me in-depth training.
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Boris Johnson: When the British prime minister and his partner announced they were expecting a child, social media responded with a good deal of ribbing, as the exact number of his progeny is somewhat of a mystery.
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A good deal of this is the long overhang of past discrimination, the legacy of Jim Crow and redlining and urban renewal and the deliberate neglect of communities of color by authorities at all levels of government.
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A rent strike, or even any lesser form of collective resistance, which takes a good deal of organizing, is far more empowering to besieged renters than attempting to deal singly with landlords, who have overwhelmingly more resources.
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"This is prime political season in Iowa and most candidates are spending a good deal of time visiting Iowa," said Joey Norris, the Democratic chair in Montgomery County, Iowa, where Mr. Buttigieg plans to campaign on Monday.
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Trump spent a good deal of time talking about McCain's vote against Obamacare repeal without mentioning the senator's name, and the "other senator" he mentioned is Flake, who has been very vocal in his criticism of Trump.
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So when I was in Kentucky I spent a good deal of time there, roaming around in the Appalachia and the other parts, and there's a tremendous amount of stuff going on in Kentucky that's indigenous, that's local.
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"Because of how much inventory there is in the United States priced at $10 million or more, there are a good deal of sellers that may have an overinflated view of what their properties are worth," Brady said.
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This gives the three Trump-skeptical Republicans cited above a good deal of leverage over the president: the power to withhold their vote on a top Trump and GOP priority unless something is done to reel him in.
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The news game has been responsible for many of Facebook's crises and a good deal of its bad press, but it's also played a fundamental role in making the platform central to the lives of hundreds of millions.
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"Rocky Vaz, director of Dallas' Office of Emergency Management, told Dallas News that investigators have concluded that hacking was to blame and that they believe "with a good deal of confidence that this was someone outside our system.
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And he has said on several occasions that he spends a good deal of time researching new technologies, focusing on what kind of financial or logistic hurdles stand in the way of them being invented or carried out.
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Leveraged finance can be lucrative for Wall Street during boom times, but also comes with a good deal of risk when credit markets come under stress and banks can get stuck holding debt they are unable to sell.
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"It is becoming increasingly clear that battling the opioid epidemic will require a multi-pronged approach and a good deal of creativity," Esther Choo, a professor of emergency medicine who was not involved in the study, told Reuters.
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But GOP leaders have struggled repeatedly to unite their restive conference behind major spending bills, forcing them to reach across the aisle to prevent government shutdowns — and lending the Democrats a good deal of leverage in the process.
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The IceMule line has received a good deal of praise despite a few early hiccups with design, including torn inner lining, water getting between the exterior and interior linings, and a cheap, beach-ball-like air release valve.
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It was also the period in which a good deal of the familiar institutional architecture of the United States was created: big corporations and universities, the first government regulatory agencies, structured and licensed professions, charitable foundations, think tanks.
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"All Square" represents a change of pace from his film work (he's been directing a good deal of episodic television also) in that rather than martial arts or gunfire, the primary source of kinetics here is … youth baseball.
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Furthermore, prepping for a ski getaway can vary wildly, depending on whether you're a single professional or a couple with children; if you're hemmed in by specific dates or have a good deal of flexibility in your schedule.
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Djokovic said he was particularly annoyed that he was not given a firm answer until the end of the day, and had to spend a good deal of Monday warming up, then cooling down and repeating the process.
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I've now gotten through a good deal of it and can say that, barring a few technical issues, this is a praiseworthy thing Nintendo has done, and I hope they do it with more of their classic library.
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The end of the long journey was marked with a good deal of ceremony, and the two men were hailed joyously by a large throng of horseless vehicle enthusiasts, who met them at One-hundred-and-sixty-third-st.
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In part, that is a response to the last few years of West's public life, in which his vocal support of President Trump and his anti-historical comments about slavery have alienated a good deal of his fan base.
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"They should have sent me up there," said Brett Gardner, an avid hunter and fisherman from South Carolina, who displayed a good deal of derring-do last spring when he scaled the outfield wall to retrieve Chris Young's glove.
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In all cases, the researchers concluded the results could "lead to negative health effects for indoor occupants," especially anyone who spends a good deal of time cleaning, those who use industrial strength cleaning supplies, and children and the elderly.
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Photo: IBM Photo: IBM If you're thinking that Nvidia seems to have grabbed a good deal of the AI/machine learning workloads, it didn't escape IBM's notice either and they have been working closely with the GPU chip maker.
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I would give everyone a good deal of latitude here: culture is always produced by appropriation, as when we blend cuisines from other countries or enhance our styles of clothing with dashes of color or elegance from another country.
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With several new projects slated to come online as soon as this year, U.S. refiners could replace a good deal of heavy and medium-crude imports with Gulf barrels, said Sandy Fielden, director of commodities & energy research at Morningstar.
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Tillerson laid a good deal of the responsibility for resolving the crisis with the military leadership in Myanmar following recent media reports of indiscriminate killing, burned Rohingya villages and thousands of refugee camps situated in squalid and dire circumstances.
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There remains a good deal of skepticism in the U.S. about the CPTPP, especially among organized labor, but others, including Republican senators, argue that it was a strategic error to pull out and to leave the field to China.
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That this was so highly charged a historical moment in America was not without its impact on what I was reading and why, and it accounted for a good deal of the authority those formative writers had over me.
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Larry Kudlow will likely lose a good deal of talent he wants to keep at the National Economic Council — with Shahira Knight, the tax expert who was the star of Gary Cohn's staff, at the top of the list.
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There is no question that his lovely, shuffling paintings are hugely important: they influenced Cubism, to a lesser degree Fauvism, and, through phenomenological philosopher Maurice Merleau-Ponty's 1945 essay "Cézanne's Doubt" a good deal of post-minimal process art.
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There is a good deal of what one expects from Maupin, wit and heartache rolled up into a tidy package, so that any anecdote can bring an ache of longing and a belly laugh all in the same paragraph.
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His victories over Josh Thomson and Edson Barboza were by far the best work he has shown in the cage and while elements of Ferguson the wildman were present in both, they showed a good deal of strategic thought.
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Ms. Driver also interviews Basquiat's friends, lovers and collaborators, and while she shows a good deal of archival footage of the man himself — beautiful, with a lot of droll hairstyles — she withholds one thing: You never hear his voice.
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"They've Gotta Have Us" spends a good deal of time considering the industry's past, from screen pioneers like Harry Belafonte, Sidney Poitier and Diahann Carroll to filmmakers Spike Lee and the late "Boyz n the Hood" director John Singleton.
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The profane hosts of the popular podcast ''Chapo Trap House,'' prime originators of the left's liberal-bashing, spend a good deal of airtime making fun of liberal cultural life, with one common target being fervor for the musical ''Hamilton.
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Economic history suggests that this basic pattern will continue, and that the jobs eliminated by Watson and his ilk will be balanced by those created in enterprises yet to be imagined—but not without a good deal of suffering.
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McAdoo, who was married to President Woodrow Wilson's daughter, had positioned himself as the enemy of New York and of Wall Street, even though, as a lawyer and a businessman, he had made a good deal of money there.
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The unwinding of this agreement in recent decades, such that workers must continue to produce more without expecting it to show up in their pay stubs, has now been the subject of a good deal of discussion and debate.
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She would thin her pigments too, so that even within an area of single colour, like the background of Still Life with Wild Flowers, there are lots of different tones and a good deal of patchy variation and striation.
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While the present-day sections feature minute attention to detail in the character designs and movements and backgrounds, the flashbacks use simpler models, are drawn with sharper colors, and have a good deal of blank space in the backgrounds.
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Those who feel they have too much to lose may be unwilling to bet on the "inevitability" of legalization, but others, especially those who have already invested a good deal of money in cannabis, think the gamble is in not trying.
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For example, there is a good deal of evidence that welfare reform policy and subsidized housing projects from the 1980s and '90s, as well intentioned as they may have been, likely exacerbated the problems they addressed, according many economic analysts.
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While the scarf was an accessory she has never worn in public before that day, it is a look frequently favored by someone the first lady had just spent a good deal of time with on her trip ... Queen Elizabeth.
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The execs spent a good deal of time in its presentation alluding to how the 2012 Fisker Karma, like a beautiful woman, was timeless and needed only new dressings and jewelry to attract the gazes of its (primarily male) buyers.
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In recent months, any downturn in trade talks led to Wall Street turning negative on the tech cohort as investors grew concerned about the prospects for the underlying companies, many of which do a good deal of business in China.
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Forecasts of markets worth squillions by the end of the decade should be taken with a good deal of salt, especially since virtual reality, AR's close and even-more-hyped cousin, has so far proved a bit of a damp squib.
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Movie tie-ins are rarely exciting, but Frontier has a good deal of experience in the theme park sim genre — including titles like Planet Coaster, Scream Ride, and the adorable Kinect-enabled Zoo Tycoon — so there's reason to be optimistic.
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"The 2018 worksite enforcement numbers show that while the Trump administration failed to meet Thomas Homan's ambitious goal of quintupling worksite actions, they got a good deal of the way there," said Sarah Pierce, an analyst at the Migration Policy Institute.
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The Huskies are the only team left in the conference with a chance to win the league at 12-1, but their position behind a plethora of teams with one loss means they&aposll need a good deal of help.
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The benefits and methods are a bit hand-wavy at present, but Mercier assured me that the whitepaper is quite out of date and a good deal of research has been done since its publication — with much more on the way.
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Jaffy and Griffin's speed has caused a good deal of stress for some of their colleagues at NBC News and MSNBC, who have complained that the two are employing proprietary company information to pump out news to their personal followings first.
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Standing in their way are Democrats who view Schumer's filibuster power in the Senate –– combined with Ryan's struggles to unite his fractured conference behind must-pass government spending bills –– as giving them a good deal of leverage in the debate.
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What the book seems to suggest, then, is that Mueller was intently interested in making some sort of case against Stone directly involving WikiLeaks and the Podesta emails — and that he assembled a good deal of evidence toward that end.
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Combined with the fact that we've lost a good deal of what used to regularly burst these insular bubbles—face-to-face interaction—at least at a grassroots level and you have a fertile environment for these bubbles to metastasize.
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It is our firm belief and, I think, Google's too, that no company in the history of the world has collected more personal information about its users than Google has, so beginning there, I think, makes a good deal of sense.
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While the most visible application of this may be on the sidelines of a football game or other high impact sport, SyncThink believes that there will be a good deal of interest from the military given the device's compact nature.
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Some of these veteran candidates are in harder-to-win races; it isn't easy to raise the millions needed to win the first time out, especially when you have spent a good deal of time in recent years serving overseas.
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Then again, the filmmakers derive much of the fun from creatively pairing characters in unexpected ways, yielding a good deal of comedy to lighten the operatic highs, which range from noble sacrifice to the lingering peril of wanton death and destruction.
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But in truth it is no more than a hall-of-mirrors interplay of LME spreads, LME warehouse economics and a good deal of warrant sifting as traders seek out saleable units from what might well be very old metal.
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While there was a good deal of discussion in Philadelphia about Supreme Court justices participating in a "council of review," there was no serious proposal to grant the courts the power to determine the constitutionality of laws passed by Congress.
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A24's new horror film Hereditary doesn't come out until June 8, but it's already acquired a good deal of hype thanks to reportedly traumatizing viewers when it debuted in Sundance; many are calling it the scariest movie of the year.
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The bodies piled up throughout the battle — literally so, since Jon's army spent a good deal of time hemmed in by an enormous pile of corpses — but the main cast on the Stark side will live to fight another day.
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"I love that I'm a pioneer in the space of VR," she says, noting that it's gotten her a good deal of attention in the press, as well as opportunities to speak at a number of conferences, including SXSW and Versions.
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The company has spent a good deal of energy building out options for cash-laden VR fans to buy better experiences, whether this market is as ripe for a device powered by a smartphone chipset is a little dubious though.
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After spending a good deal of time rehearsing music from Mr. Riley's 1960s Minimalist period — specifically works that require interpreters to superimpose different riffs atop one another — Ms. Cahill realized that she had actually been mashing up two distinct pieces.
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If you do want your meat and potatoes to be meat and potatoes, then little ones, wedged and put in a hot oven in a cast-iron pan with a good deal of olive oil or duck fat are particularly fine.
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During the course of her tour ($25), which I wholeheartedly recommend, Ms. Wortham told me a good deal of information about Savannah's history — information that I did not see on most of the visible signs and plaques around the city.
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There's a good deal of projection in the verbal accounts of the animals' lives, but the movie, with its mobile camera low to the ground or looking down at cat-navigated rooftops, doesn't do much to contradict the indirect anthropomorphizing.
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I spent a good deal of time wondering whether the originating idea — Lee has said that the show arose, after her father's death, as a way of seeking and offering comfort — had somehow refluxed into a satire of its own mechanics.
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He can access a good deal of genuine chrome-wheeled magic as a writer, but he reaches too often for the canned and frozen stuff, for the dried spices, for word-clusters that fell off the back of a Sysco truck.
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There's been a good deal of commentary about the negative impact the president's intemperate remarks on Twitter about the travel ban early this week might have on the Supreme Court's response to the administration's appeal of the Fourth Circuit's decision.
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As the editor of a book about his presidency, I have spent a good deal of time pointing out how his failure to strengthen the Democratic Party helped create the conditions that allowed for President Trump's shocking victory in 2016.
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And I would feel deeply grateful to the wonderful teachers who created that environment, and deeply grateful that I had a different job to go to (where, admittedly, I spent a good deal of time talking about potty training with parents).
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What's more, a good deal of care and forethought goes into selecting the military regiments and units that march past the president, and today they often include foreign units to celebrate France's many alliances and France's participation in many international institutions.
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The film opens with Drayton literally obscuring her image in a mirror with cleaning product, and Woods spends a good deal of the rest of the film positioning Drayton in the background as the predominantly white dancers practice around her.
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TRUMP ACCUSES DEMOCRATS OF PROTECTING MS-13 GANG MEMBERS: 'THEY WANT THEM TO BE LEFT ALONE' The separation of immigrant children from their parents at the border has drawn a good deal of criticism, targeting the policy instituted last month by Sessions.
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"I&aposm not going to get into the details of our conversations but we spent a good deal of our time talking about each of those two things and I think we made progress in every element of our discussion," Pompeo said.
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Maybe you have been depressed yourself, or maybe you just watch a lot of AFC South football; I have spent a good deal of my life grappling with the first, and more time than I should have subjecting myself to the second.
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And food and I shared plenty of happy moments too — dinners out with the few friends I'd made, or homemade meals cooked with my visiting boyfriend, who lived two hours away and who I spent a good deal of my time missing terribly.
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"As I understand it, a good deal of his information remains unproven, but none of it has been disproven, and considerable amounts of it have been proven," Democrat Sheldon Whitehouse, a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, said in an interview with Reuters.
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And while that process can certainly be run by a solitary investor, given the right skills, another message here is that a good deal of the value of wealth managers is serving as a guard rail against sudden lurches one way or another.
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"He did express a good deal of confidence that the Senate would actually get something passed and we can go to conference with them, so he was upbeat in that regard, but he didn't get into any specifics at all," Oklahoma Rep.
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That includes a good deal of rather gruesome torture scenes, as a sadistic inquisitor (Ewen Bremner) seeks to unearth information about Catholics, placing Will in fairly constant jeopardy, and giving those squeamish about medieval barbarism cause to think twice about tuning in.
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"Whereas years ago people flirted in person, a good deal of flirting now takes place electronically, as does a lot of communication more generally," says David DeMatteo, PhD, associate professor of psychology and law at Drexel University, and one of the study's authors.
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Making multiple TATP devices that detonate reliably requires a good deal of skill, but police have yet to locate either a bomb factory or any of the bomb-makers, some of whom are likely to have been sent directly from Iraq or Syria.
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"I was a good friend of Bergdahl and spent of a good deal of time with him, leading up to his disaperance [sic] our conversations became focused on his fantasy of being in the Russian mob as a Hitman or Assassin," Staff Sgt.
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"It is no secret that the use of the national emergency law has generated a good deal of discussion, and we'll continue having those discussions, but it will all come to a head on Thursday," McConnell told reporters during a weekly press conference.
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And he draws a good deal of his backing from those who say they have never attended a caucus before, possibly showing that his numbers are being pumped up by respondents who are less engaged — and perhaps, less likely to turn out.
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In large part, the presidential campaign has properly focused on the anxiety of American workers and families over their economic future, and a large and well managed program of rebuilding our country can provide a good deal of the answers to these anxieties.
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Where years past saw a good deal of sexual and relatively subversive signs held overhead (dickbutts for days), it was nice to see some more lighthearted images this year that were merely meant to make you smile amidst mantras of positivity and inclusivity.
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By the time of World War II, a good deal of Boone County Coal fueled the coke plants and fed the steel mills in cities like Pittsburgh and Youngstown and Cleveland, helping to produce things that Grammy proudly said won the war.
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Since a good deal of the bigger new releases this month are remakes or re-releases, and because there were a number of tantalizing 2018 games I didn't get to on time, I'm very excited to play some older games this January.
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This is obviously less of an issue when a good deal of the motivation to invest in a small business is because of the social good component, as might be the case with investors backing businesses taking advantage of this new program.
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"Elmet" derives a good deal of its power from the dichotomy between its primary character — a taciturn giant named John who makes his living as an undefeated bare-knuckle brawler in underground fights — and its narrator, John's sensitive 14-year-old son, Daniel.
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Amazon also provides men who at certain ages spend a good deal of their day studying the Talmud and praying and women who tend to the seven or eight children common in Hasidic families the flexibility to become full-time and successful merchants.
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I sent some parents with special-needs children to look at Wolf & Friends, and there was a good deal of oohing-and-aahing at the concept and its aesthetics, but also more than a few protests that the site was too pricey.
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When that writer-director is Pedro Almodóvar, who has put bits and pieces of himself into a good deal of his 21 previous movies, the question is front and center: Is Pain And Glory's Salvador Mallo (Antonio Banderas), based on Almodóvar himself?
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"I do believe that people make their purchases off highly rated products—just as I do—but there is a good deal of skepticism if reviews skew positive with little to no negative commentary," said Tamar Weinberg, a marketing consultant and author.
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He is still mocking his rivals and the news media, he continues to propagate conspiracy theories such as the falsehood that there were millions of illegal votes in the election, and he still spends a good deal of time watching television news.
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Analysts at the political risk consultancy suggested Tehran seemed to earn a "good deal of international sympathy and solidarity" after the U.S. killed Iranian military commander Qasem Soleimani last week — with many "quietly grateful" the Islamic Republic did not respond more forcefully.
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While watching at least one of the so-called low-vol funds blow up was stunning, it had little overall impact on the market, which over the past two sessions, including Monday, had made up a good deal of the previous losses.
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The GOP's need for Democratic votes puts a good deal of pressure on Republican leaders — fresh from a huge victory on tax reform — to forge a strategy that keeps the government running without igniting a full-on revolt from their party's base.
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"By agreeing to a leadership summit with Kim, Donald Trump gave away a good deal of America's leverage in exchange for nothing in return from the North Koreans," wrote Jamie Metzl, senior fellow in Atlantic Council's Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security.
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Headed into the results, short-sellers, who came in for a good deal of pain in the second-quarter as Tesla shares soared 29 percent, helped by encouraging production-related news, have shown little inclination to tweak their bets on the carmaker.
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At CERAWeek, there will be a good deal of discussion about rationalizing the permitting process for pipelines (and other projects) while ensuring environmental protection, getting time lines in place and providing some predictability for what has become an increasingly unpredictable and drawn-out process.
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By doing more mainstream/"acceptable" things like visiting a black church and by sounding more conciliatory in his tone, Trump is making himself more acceptable to a good deal of voters who haven't been able to feel comfortable supporting him before… at least not publicly.
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In order to cancel out a good deal of noise and allow the Here Ones to work at their best, the seal between the earbud and ear has to be pretty tight, something that was hard to get used to in terms of comfort.
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After being largely ignored during the first presidential debate, the Affordable Care Act received a good deal of attention from Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on Sunday night as they offered competing views on what to do next with the landmark health-care reform law.
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Even before that, we got a good deal of circumstantial evidence at this point that did appear to point to a Mueller tie: Additionally, there was a different witness subpoenaed by Mueller's grand jury who has sued the government — Roger Stone associate Andrew Miller.
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FROM PEN:Katherine Heigl Opens Up About Experiencing Her First Pregnancy George and Amal have spent a good deal of time in England, being snapped multiple times near their countryside mansion west of London — where they have been quietly nesting in preparation for their twins' arrival.
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It's telling — and not in a good way — that President Trump is pinning a good deal of his hopes on his last-ditch attempt to flip Rand Paul, who is perennially the toughest vote in the conference, from a hard no to a reluctant yes.
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I wasn't expecting to be able to do literally everything, but I thought there'd be a good deal of systems in place to make traveling feel worthwhile, and if not that, I expected the worlds to be interesting enough to want to explore them.
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"We've never had a forum quite like this, at this scale," said Yu. And the protests leading up to it did succeed in drawing a good deal of attention to displacement in the neighborhood and the role the museum could be playing in the community.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There has been a good deal of talk about radicality lately, but to proclaim that there is such a thing as "radical love" begs for more than avowal or declaration; one expects a demonstration or explanation of the thing.
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He and another businessman, Jeremiah Reichberg, who also raised money for the mayor and served on the committee that planned his 2014 inaugural celebration, spent a good deal of time cultivating roughly a score of senior police officials, lavishing some with gifts and trips.
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Greenberger's short new book has a good deal of bounce and some genial, colorful overwriting ("The putrid carcasses kept bobbing to the surface"), but its author can seem nearly as dependent on his more definitive predecessor, Thomas C. Reeves, as Arthur was on Conkling.
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Yet Stacy, who previously worked helping the homeless, maintains a good deal of distance from her husband's career, both its spoils (she unthinkingly shows off her diamond ring to her less well-off younger sister) and the potential threat that looms when Roger's business falters.
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Espy, a moderate African-American who has devoted a good deal of his campaign trying to engage the state's business community and white suburban voters who don't like to see Mississippi's image tarnished, is hoping to put together the same kind of coalition as Jones.
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When he first applied to the Jesuits, he interviewed with the psychiatrist whose job it was to vet all incoming novices, and it emerged that, as a Marine lance corporal in Korea, Reilly had spent a good deal of his downtime with local prostitutes.
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"A good deal of what was attributed to Bannon, for example on China trade and restricting immigration, and the border wall, all came before Bannon joined the campaign and would have happened without him," said one White House official, speaking on the condition of anonymity.
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This game was on track to be one of the highlights of my year but in the process of solving it, it lost a good deal of its wonder and by the end what I'd reconstructed was a not-particularly-affecting pulp-horror story.
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The Guccifer 2 team probably underestimated the remarkable crowdsourced forensic scrutiny that their advanced political trolling would trigger—with a good deal of that analysis playing out on Twitter, nearly in real-time, for example by one experienced analyst posting as Pwn All The Things.
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Earlier albums brought them a good deal of praise and attention, but to these ears, those recordings always felt just a hair lacking; there were so many ideas present that they all seemed to muddle together, obscuring what was obviously a carefully crafted vision.
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What we're hearing: A White House official with direct knowledge of the situation told Axios that in recent months, Jared and Ivanka have spent a good deal of time with the president in the private dining room adjoining the Oval Office and in the residence.
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So-called "heartbeat bills," which would ban abortion as soon as ultrasound can detect a heartbeat — at as early as six weeks, when the embryo, not yet even considered a fetus, is one-quarter inch long — have received a good deal of public attention. Gov.
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While a good deal of the backlash to her DNA test has been fueled by attacks from the president and others on the right, polling from Morning Consult has shown that her use of the test could affect her electoral chances with some independents.
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A fact that's gotten too little attention is that a good deal of the analysis that went into the decision by the House Judiciary Committee to vote for the impeachment of Richard Nixon in 1974 was the analysis under what's called the Take Care Clause.
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This movie focuses on her time in the Middle East during the early 20th century and her role in drawing the modern borders of Iraq, which the United States and other countries have expended a good deal of blood and treasure to maintain and defend.
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At this stage, some eight weeks into the outbreak, there is still a good deal of uncertainty: A clear picture of the risks may not be available for another couple of weeks, when the virus's incubation period and mode of transmission are better understood.
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They went into Monday's matchup at four and a half games out of a National League wild card spot and needing a good deal of help from other teams to get in, which left them lamenting losses that happened weeks, if not months, ago.
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"When you put reforms in place that require tracking and disclosing information about these witnesses, what often comes to light is a good deal of information that could discourage prosecutors from wanting to move forward," says Rebecca Brown, director of policy for the Innocence Project.
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The book has garnered a good deal of attention, largely because Mattis resigned as secretary of defense in December, saying that he disagreed with President Trump's unilateral decision to withdraw all US troops from Syria and with the President's denigration of key American allies.
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Since then, he&aposs done a good deal of voice work (though he&aposll be starring on a live-action series soon), and can be heard as the voice of Red in "Angry Birds," Holt on "The Cleveland Show," or the Applebee&aposs spokesman.
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This month, Mr. Caro, 83, will instead publish a memoir about his own life (a good deal of which has been spent reporting on Johnson, but he also wrote a biography of Robert Moses, who reshaped New York's physical and political landscape over decades).
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But history suggests it could — and while the narrow issue of graduate student unionization is probably unlikely to determine anyone's vote, it's a reminder of all the smaller issues over which a president and his or her appointees have a good deal of power.
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She's already got a lengthy resume with one impressive credit after the next, and a good deal of directing experience at that, and the way she amplifies this character with such raw passion and intensity is further proof she's one of the best of the best.
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"While I'm still in a good deal of pain, I will be returning to work in the Senate today, ready to fight for liberty and help move forward with tax cuts in the coming days and weeks," the Republican senator Paul said on a Twitter post.
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This runs contrary to both common sense and a good deal of research across disciplines… The way the experiment worked was this: Officers were randomly assigned to carry or not carry cameras, and were instructed to keep their cameras on at all times during their shift.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There has been a good deal of conversation in the last few years around the subject of Congressional district gerrymandering, a process by which the boundaries of an electoral constituency are manipulated to favor a political party or a class.
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As we stare down the barrel of a world totally transformed (read: destroyed) by climate change in the not-so-distant future, a lot of the brightest minds around the world are spending a good deal of time trying to figure out how to mitigate its effects.
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A good deal of the "Wealth of Humans" is a discussion on what is increasingly responsible for creating value in the modern economy, which Mr Avent correctly identifies as "social capital": that intangible matrix of values, capabilities and cultures that makes a company or nation great.
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Even the best Muay Thai fighters in the world end up with their opponent holding their leg a good deal of the time—whether you're the fastest kicker in the UFC or not, you want to be careful giving Nurmagomedov the chances to close the distance.
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"Since an IPO would also mean that Saudi Aramco would have to reveal a good deal of proprietary information about its operations and maintain transparency standards, there will be natural resistance to an IPO unless it is absolutely necessary," said Indranil Ghosh, CEO of Tiger Hill Capital.
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The former Massachusetts governor hasn't held public office since 2015, after which he joined the notorious job-killing Wall Street firm Bain Capital, and while he's close to Barack Obama it's probably safe to say a good deal of Democratic voters don't know who he is.
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" The selections from Ives's songs traversed a wide range of moods, as varied as the sentimental pomp of "In Flanders Fields," which Mr. Scarlata sang with a good deal of bluster and steel in his voice, and the thigh-slapping folksiness of the cowboy pastiche "Charlie Rutlage.
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Those nostalgic elements persist in his music, but a good deal of his output is directed to contemporary views on race relations in America, whether that be denouncing the alt-right or calling out people who lean far-right while still being afraid of their black neighbors.
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A later interview with someone overseeing the use of the C-9 suggested that the earlier Greenland flight had "consumed a good deal" of the crew's overall training time, and the crew was anxious to fly the parabolic zero gravity training missions the aircraft was designed for.
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He sees the current political polarization as a result of a deception that has driven a good deal of American politics since at least the 20203 Presidential election, when Richard Nixon exploited the resentment of white Southerners in an attempt to draw them into a Republican coalition.
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These 210 phones have already seen a good deal of discounts in the year that they've been available, and with this price cut in effect, you're looking at new starting price of $599 for the S10E, $749 for the S10, and $849 for the S10 Plus.
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