It's abbreviated here because words in the clue are abbreviated.
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Stockholm producer and noted Yung Lean/Sad Boys affiliate, Yung Gud, has abbreviated his name to simply Gud, and today THUMP is excited to premiere his debut track under the abbreviated moniker.
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Also, strap in, because this will be an abbreviated season.
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An abbreviated version, "GRL PWR," has become a tattoo trend.
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The flow can be abbreviated as: (Consumer → Agency → Business → Consumer).
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Quarterback Marcus Mariota had a successful, if abbreviated, rookie season.
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The figures are often foreshortened and hover in abbreviated spaces.
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The story of the Memphis strike is often woefully abbreviated.
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The judge said Monday's proceedings would likely be abbreviated, too.
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His black hair was pulled back in an abbreviated ponytail.
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Mauney hit the dirt in eight of those abbreviated rides.
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Later that day, the company's abbreviated blog post went up.
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Caash rapped and danced his way through an abbreviated set.
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That's why I worked through a few different abbreviated motions.
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"Resign?" read the notes, which were written in an abbreviated form.
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Then he switched to texting, which abbreviated his wit and style.
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It's the time of sunshine, barbecues, beach trips, and abbreviated Fridays.
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Here's an abbreviated list of the nominees in the major categories.
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John Gant's appearance against the Pittsburgh Pirates was abbreviated, but useful.
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Some songs are abbreviated and ancillary scenes and characters are cut.
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That's the abbreviated version of a song I heard growing up.
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"Distance ÷ time" is VELocity, and the entry is abbreviated to VEL.
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For Senrak, though, grieving the loss of his fight was abbreviated.
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He used an abbreviated name when describing the program to Trump.
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In documents, their racial status was abbreviated in lowercase letters: f.p.c.
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You can (almost) never go wrong with an abbreviated name. Almost.
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Yet Braxton periodically introduced an abbreviated, smokily lyrical bit of melody.
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I communicate in the clicks and beeps of our abbreviated tongue.
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Finally, a young woman suggested "centimeters" and "kilograms" could be abbreviated.
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And her abbreviated training has left her free to disrupt tradition.
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ID, as it's abbreviated, is true crime on a 24-hour clip.
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Google's sponsored search results are most commonly priced per click, abbreviated CPC.
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I start one talk with an abbreviated reading of my diagnosis piece.
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The Federal Reserve will be keeping busy during the abbreviated holiday week.
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He uses an abbreviated service motion and clipped backswing on his backhand.
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The individual stories have moments of power, but "16 Bars" feels abbreviated.
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Two-factor auth (often abbreviated as 2fa) can by physical as well.
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Last year's winner, Enable, returns after an abbreviated season because of injury.
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It's a story he loves to tell, but the tale was abbreviated.
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She never faced a break point during the abbreviated 39-minute contest.
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They would have to decide how abbreviated they wanted to make it.
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The Senate is expected to meet for an abbreviated session on Saturday.
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If they become too abbreviated, the cell stops working well or dies.
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Ignatius became the common name Ignatz, or in its abbreviated form, Nazi.
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There are the curious, abbreviated exchanges ("You better get your stories straight").
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And I apologize for the abbreviated -- all the breaking news stuff as well.
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Opinion SHORTLY after his exit from an abbreviated presidential run last fall, Gov.
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LOLing and any other such abbreviated bullshit will also get you the bullet.
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The defendant companies had filed abbreviated new drug applications for Depomed's NUCYNTA franchise.
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Ukwuachu was sentenced to six months in jail, but served an abbreviated sentence.
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And there it is, the reason for my abbreviated friendship with Stephen Marcus.
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"An Abbreviated Life" is not just a story about mending, but also escape.
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All three indexes closed at record highs in an abbreviated trading session Wednesday.
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Wojciechowski (2-8) allowed four runs on six hits in his abbreviated start.
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And even during this abbreviated return, Wright acknowledged the pain in his body.
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I do an abbreviated bedtime routine and read another chapter of my book.
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He played 19 games in the abbreviated Arizona Fall League and batted just .
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Social Security taxes are often abbreviated as SS, SOCSEC or OASDI, according to Kerch.
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On Sunday, that connection was more abbreviated but still evident based on satellite imagery.
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Prince used his trademark abbreviated spellings U, R, 2, 4 and "eye" for "I".
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And, as another Yelper mentioned, it's also an abbreviated version of the name Margarita.
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The second text allegedly sent by Romig was an abbreviated version of the first.
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An abbreviated version of this story appeared in the March issue of VICE magazine.
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An abbreviated version of this article appears in the May issue of VICE Magazine.
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It may be an abbreviated human figure, as well — a cranium, to be exact.
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But the offshore yuan, abbreviated as the CNH, trades freely, based on market forces.
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It offers seats featuring an abbreviated saddle-shaped perch instead of a full cushion.
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And yet, the list of movies who've accomplished the same feat is painfully abbreviated.
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But that apparently was not enough, despite a postponement and setting an abbreviated run.
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He credited Ms. Swetnick's story with forcing Republicans to request an abbreviated F.B.I. investigation.
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Labour and other opposition parties oppose the abbreviated schedule, but so do some Conservatives.
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" The CIA stresses the importance of its human intelligence resources, often abbreviated to "humint.
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The rule was removed in 2007, though an abbreviated version was been reintroduced in 2010.
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There are 12 rebuses in today's puzzle, one for each abbreviated month of the year.
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"We do these abbreviated surgeries whenever we can," and they help save lives, said Knudson.
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We talked to the actor Gethin Anthony about King Renly's abbreviated reign in Season 2.
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Abbreviated Names: This is definitely the most popular kind of nickname, and for good reason.
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These three focused on something enormous, fashioning lives as eventful as their fathers' were abbreviated.
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An abbreviated video released by the Pentagon on May 10 detailed parts of the ambush.
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Vajda said he was no fan of the abbreviated motion that Djokovic used in Australia.
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The subject (abbreviated) of the Paris accord is ECOLogy (51A), which is a SCIence (49A).
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This newsletter covers all of last week, and is a bit abbreviated thanks to Disrupt.
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The injury probably accounted for many of his 35 unforced errors in the abbreviated match.
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Analysts said the abbreviated season put more pressure on companies to offer deals to shoppers.
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The abbreviated appearances seldom let Galifianakis find the awkward, halting rhythm of the show's episodes.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story used a non-abbreviated name for the SATs.
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The opposite of "legato" would be "staccato," which is abbreviated in crossword puzzles as STAC.
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However, Friday's session will be abbreviated with fixed-income trading set to end at 2 p.m.
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The abbreviated meeting with Pelosi and Schumer was intended to discuss a bipartisan infrastructure spending package.
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This was the Russian space agency's third attempt at an abbreviated trip to the space station.
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One thing's for sure: this abbreviated life cycle is certain to drive resale prices even higher.
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They were perfecting this sort of abbreviated, superficial version of what I do with old photographs.
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In addition to the full set, Rhino Records is also releasing it in smaller, abbreviated versions.
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The abbreviated blow-by-blow of the scene specifies that the monster should roar and hiss.
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Together these make the international time standard known as Coordinated Universal Time (usually abbreviated as UTC).
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The best-known alternative gravity theories are known as modified Newtonian dynamics, commonly abbreviated to MOND.
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The structure is abbreviated and remote; Ms. Mihelic hopes that other artists will add to it.
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You'll note that "gnomish" abbreviated his profane phrase, because curse words are banned on this website.
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Lillian Hellman's play about an Ohio labor strike had an abbreviated stint on Broadway in 23.
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The PlayStation 5 logo — abbreviated as "PS5" — retains a very similar typeface to previous PlayStation consoles:
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We communicate freely and carelessly through the abbreviated language of social media and crude meme culture.
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MAGA!" attendees shouted, using the abbreviated version of the president's campaign slogan, "Make America Great Again.
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She signed it Tuesday, joining Manchester City for this spring's abbreviated F.A. Women's Super League season.
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Both Greyhound bus service and Amtrak passenger train service suspended or abbreviated routes for the day.
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This organization is the American Dental Association, or the A.D.A. (since the word "Org." is abbreviated).
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"Here's the deal with the Mudi," he said, using an abbreviated Chinese approximation of Modigliani's name.
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Front-month July fell 0.175 cent to settle at 73.550 cents in an abbreviated trading session.
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Stamos is using the abbreviated form of "non-consensual intimate image," more colloquial known as revenge porn.
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I like how you tweeted that a peeve is when Stoke Newington is abbreviated to Stokey-ha.
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An abbreviated conversation between me and Verge weekend editor Andrew Liptak: Jake: omg another one Andrew: yeah!
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Top Democrats said they once again urged Trump to reopen shuttered government agencies during the abbreviated meeting.
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"Administrator Pruitt's schedule will be an abbreviated version, and won't include personal appointments or logistics," he said.
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The administration included the bank matter on a must-do list for Congress's abbreviated election-year calendar.
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In her painful, strangely mesmerizing memoir, "An Abbreviated Life," Ariel Leve tells the story of her childhood.
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And hoteliers and others in the tourism industry argue that abbreviated winter afternoons cut short business opportunities.
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I don't just want the abbreviated headline, I want to know what the hell you were thinking.
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Neither is Main Street, an abbreviated shopping and office hub near the borough's busy Route 4 gateway.
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He and Ms. Yuan, 30, had gone through an abbreviated version of the traditional Chinese wedding ceremony.
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Today, it means Confederate States of America, and the abbreviated answer is N. CAR for North Carolina.
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So this abbreviated term would not count as one of Pence's two terms permitted by the Constitution.
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He was replacing Angelo Bertelli, who would win the Heisman later that year despite an abbreviated season.
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We do an abbreviated version of the tea ceremony since the traditional one can last for hours.
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They are also called oxidative muscles, which refers to how they produce adenosine triphosphate, abbreviated as ATP.
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Normally abbreviated sessions are devoted to minor matters, but this time, there's a doozy on the docket.
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The investigation could lead to a full trial or an abbreviated "administrative process", a Vatican source said.
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In other words, you can have an abbreviated 5-on-3, or extend your 5-on-4.
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Abbreviated as "Glocom," the radio equipment vendor was exposed as a North Korean spy agency operating in Malaysia.
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You love splurging on your favorite meals, but when you're working with abbreviated funds, that isn't always possible.
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He walked six and yielded two hits in his abbreviated outing yet limited the damage to two runs.
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I manage to do an abbreviated version of my nighttime routine and am asleep by 12:30 a.m.
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Taken together, the researchers say it's no wonder these animals are almost constantly sick and have abbreviated lifespans.
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Unfortunately, because of the abbreviated nature of tribute performances, about half their act was Day's long stage entrance.
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The ethereum network runs on a crypto asset (sometimes called a cryptocurrency) called ether, which is abbreviated ETH.
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The sort of complex trading and economies that space sims often hinge on is harshly abbreviated in Freelancer.
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But Cespedes, who went 2 for 2 in his abbreviated stint, left a brief statement through an interpreter.
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"Game of Thrones" is reportedly considering two more, abbreviated final seasons, despite its teeming, loyal khalasar of viewers.
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An abbreviated report released by the medical examiner on June 2 stated that "the decedent self administered fentanyl".
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In this abbreviated trading session, we look for positive market action as investors focus turns to the economy.
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That punishing style cranked out 9,112 total yards in an abbreviated career, good for 36th in NFL history.
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I read "An Abbreviated Life" with the same interest I associate with staring at someone's horrible plastic surgery.
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This abbreviated campaign period limits employers' abilities to speak with employees about the pros and cons of unionization.
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"Senators' grp." hints at the hockey team, the Ottawa Senators, and the answer is the also abbreviated NHL.
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Then it was back to the women, in enormous pouf dresses so abbreviated they were mostly just pouf.
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He completes his abbreviated Nets season with per game averages of 27.4 points, 5.2 rebounds and 6.4 assists.
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Transhumanism (sometimes abbreviated H+) is a patchwork of ideas and practices dedicated to enhancing human minds and bodies.
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Because tiebreakers remain normal length, they can feel laborious compared with the quick pace of the abbreviated set.
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"We're not going to solve any of these things, by the way," she said over that abbreviated dinner.
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The abbreviated descriptions make as much sense as scrawled notes about a dream, and that feels just right.
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The total cost of "the abbreviated kitchen renovation," including new interior components and the Boffi pendants, was $10,800.
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The Disproportionate Share Hospital program (abbreviated DSH and also called "uncompensated care payments") partly pays for the uninsured.
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OF Trayce Thompson was optioned back to Triple-A Oklahoma City after an abbreviated stay in Los Angeles.
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During its abbreviated time in orbit, the spacecraft's propulsion, navigation and life support systems appeared to work well.
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Say this for Soulja and Chyna ... they squeezed as much out of their abbreviated relationship as they could.
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You wouldn't think that such an abbreviated, 90-minute version could contain quite so many lame jokes or longueurs.
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"Proceed with caution: this website generally fails to maintain basic standards of accuracy and accountability," the abbreviated warning reads.
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The administration said the abbreviated vetting puts children at significant safety risk but is needed to meet the deadline.
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It's no surprise that the Right Trolls regularly used Trump's name and abbreviated his "Make America Great Again" slogan.
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The company has 150 abbreviated new drug applications (ANDAs) pending approval, of which 50 are from the affected sites.
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In particular, those experiments suggest that porcine endogenous retroviruses (abbreviated, perhaps unfortunately, to "PERVs") can spread to human cells.
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A colleague once abbreviated this game to Call of Duty: BLOPS, and now I can't stop thinking about it.
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Though Congress previously agreed to fast-track any trade deals, House Democrats could easily nix the abbreviated floor process.
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Tabar's real name is Fatemeh Kh, Tasnim reported, with her surname most likely abbreviated for security and privacy reasons.
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The phrase became iconic after it was put on red baseball hats, and abbreviated to "MAGA" on social media.
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"I don't do cover-ups," Trump said in comments from the White House Rose Garden after the abbreviated meeting.
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In his abbreviated account, Judis underplays how often left-wing economic populism has curdled into right-wing racist populism.
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In 1713, the word "cute" debuted in the dictionary as an abbreviated version of "acute," meaning sharp or shrewd.
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Bringing Chapman back pushes the Yankees out of an extremely abbreviated rebuilding period and into their next competitive window.
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The abbreviated report released by Attorney General Bill Barr showed that Mueller cleared Trump of any charges of collusion.
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Disney announced abbreviated schedules for parks in the Walt Disney World Resort on Monday and Tuesday before the storm.
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The obscenity yelled by her assailant included the word "Tory," the abbreviated name for the Conservatives, Ms. Hales said.
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Telomeres shorten as a cell ages, until they are so abbreviated that the cell cannot function and often dies.
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The seventh seed said the abbreviated match was probably better for his body but not entirely to his liking.
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A long tail boat puttered by on an abbreviated journey, its rudder pulled high to avoid hitting the bottom.
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U.S. stock futures were pointing to a modestly higher open on Thursday, following mixed results in Tuesday's abbreviated session.
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Candidate's name should be easily abbreviated or transformed into a tortured pun to facilitate mockery by tabloid headline writers.
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The parasite Naegleria fowleri, abbreviated as N. fowleri, is a single-celled organism found in soil and warm freshwater.
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Turnbull threw 45 pitches and gave up one run during his abbreviated stint before being replaced by Nick Ramirez.
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This is an abbreviated web version of The Weeds newsletter, a limited-run policy newsletter from Vox's Matt Yglesias.
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So does the abbreviated naturalism of two rare river otters in bronze by Tsuda Shinobu: The animals look almost wet.
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Abbreviated LPR, license plate readers are essentially cameras that upload photographs to a searchable database of images of license plates.
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He's tired, bored, and frustrated beyond anything he can express via the abbreviated rants he directs at his oblivious students.
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Skeeter added that some of the crew that travels with Josh Abbott Band have concealed handgun licenses (abbreviated to CHL).
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Episodes eight and nine of this season were lackluster at best, giving us very little plot development in abbreviated installments.
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I wanted to join the JADE experiment [abbreviated from the nations that developed the detector: Japan, Germany (Deutschland) and England].
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McConnell suggested two weeks ago that the Senate would take an abbreviated break for the first full week of August.
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And if all of those options leave you feeling overwhelmed, this abbreviated line may be the perfect place to start.
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The Rangers evened the series with a 6-5 victory Friday night despite another abbreviated outing from their starting pitcher.
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Scheuring: I really quite like this more abbreviated, limited run schedule because we basically had gleaned it to the bone.
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Optevia's business reported record results last year, but abbreviated accounts filed earlier this year did not disclose the company's revenues.
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How could Christie credibly oversee investigations into the opposing party, however, after goading his base into that abbreviated political trial?
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Trading volume was light on Monday, due to the abbreviated trading session ahead of the Independence Day holiday on Tuesday.
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But Clevinger needed 28 pitches to escape the third unscathed, and that laborious frame resulted in his relatively abbreviated outing.
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If it goes no further than an abbreviated series of airstrikes, then the president probably does not need congressional consent.
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Some of the Kardashian branded posts are sprinkled with these abbreviated disclosures, but others make no mention of a sponsorship.
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Morton allowed only one hit, but the constant traffic resulted in an abbreviated outing, with Morton departing after 87 pitches.
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The bit went viral in the Chinese media, where an abbreviated, translated version had Kimmel advocating genocide against Chinese people.
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"I won first set, 6-3, and he won second set, 6-4," he said in his abbreviated Euro-English.
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Eickhoff allowed just two singles while throwing 34 of his 51 pitches for strikes in the abbreviated five-inning outing.
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This week, Bloomberg broke the news that Instagram's messaging service, Direct Messages (abbreviated as DMs), is undergoing a major restructuring.
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The clothes were simpler, riffing on Raf shapes of the past: tunics and big coats, threadbare sweaters, abbreviated pullover vests.
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Why the timing is even tighter: Lawmakers have an abbreviated work schedule because of Monday's Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.
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Now pine beetles, which flourish in our era of abbreviated winters, have left acres of dead ponderosa and lodgepole pines.
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Sibelius wrote music for "The Tempest" in the mid-nineteen-twenties, toward the end of his mysteriously abbreviated composing career.
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The abbreviated tab for barely eight months of work: nearly $100 million, with close to 40 percent going to Trillian.
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Architecture is compressed and abbreviated, and a pattern meant to suggest mixed stonework looks more like flying rashers of bacon.
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David Milch's filthy poem of the West returns, abbreviated and gray at the temples, but true to what it was.
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It can't, in its abbreviated run, recreate the series's full glory, but it does offer that glory a wistful toast.
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Along with the radically abbreviated "Macbeth," the performers arrive with scripted bits of humor, and room is left for improvisation.
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One of them was an abbreviated version of a baseless story about Barack Obama he told three times in 2017.
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And many university health centers have abbreviated or nonexistent hours on weekends, when Plan B is often needed the most.
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The abbreviated closing arguments constituted the substantive end of Mr. Trump's impeachment trial, the third such proceeding in American history.
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The current backlog of Abbreviated New Drug Applications (ANDA) at the FDA is exacerbating the problem of generic price spikes.
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The BMW Championship was Cantlay's 12th start of the season, and he has abbreviated his schedule to preserve his back.
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On top, I try a boxy little shirt with oversize half-cap sleeves that rest like an abbreviated cape ($1,250).
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Yet for dancers, the intense schedule — which often calls for abbreviated rehearsal and tech time — can take a greater toll.
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The abbreviated headline was something like, "McDonald's throws retirement party for longtime employee in Needham, MA," which is my hometown.
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The rest of the district would turn into the new state of Washington, Douglass Commonwealth (still abbreviated as Washington, DC).
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The class of chemicals abbreviated as PFAS is used in products ranging from raincoats to nonstick cookware to firefighting foam.
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Luckily, she shared her abbreviated version with us, using some time savers like pre-made stock and packaged egg noodles.
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It uses technologies well known to people who digitize documents, namely optical character recognition, which is commonly abbreviated as OCR.
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The G train is an abbreviated train, and it's long overdue that we finally bring it up to full capacity.
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I know that training camp was abbreviated and all that sort of stuff, but there's really no change in that sense.
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Below is an unfortunately abbreviated list of some of the most innovative mosquito killing devices on the market right now. Enjoy.
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Between starts during the season, he threw two abbreviated bullpen sessions, instead of one longer one, to keep his mechanics sharp.
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The abbreviated start on Tuesday versus Florida notwithstanding, the 27-year-old Dane has yielded just 43 goals and owns a .
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The rebranding follows similar moves by Weight Watchers and Kentucky Fried Chicken, which abbreviated their names to WW and KFC, respectively.
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The initial incarceration period of your Mending will not be abbreviated and will include an Emotional Reset Injection in your spine.
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Sanders' concession speech was an abbreviated version of his stump speech, where he emphasized economic inequality and the campaign finance system.
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It's the logical outcome of trying to compress a lifetime's worth of work into the abbreviated timeline of a venture fund.
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Luckily, the mining company, Luossavaara-Kiirunavaara AB (usually abbreviated as LKAB), has dedicated over a billion dollars to relocate Kiruna's residents.
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Ky and Ty did have an abbreviated split, says Khloé, but then they were seen together right before and after Christmas.
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Ctrl, abbreviated like the key on a computer, is about how Black women navigate self-worth in the social media age.
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We get tweets — not thoughts composed in meaningful sentences, but abbreviated, unrefined emotions that do not illuminate but antagonize and provoke.
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The legislative package targets a substance abbreviated as PFAS, widely used in a number of nonstick products like cookware and raincoats.
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The Cascade LX is about $150 and comes with integrated protective eyewear in the form of an abbreviated steel face mask.
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With no clear explanation of what the phrase abbreviated as "MAGA" means, the door is open to all kinds of interpretations.
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The New England Patriots sent an abbreviated group of players to Trump's White House after winning the Super Bowl in 2017.
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He then went to give an abbreviated version of said speech, at one point showing the audience his blood-soaked shirt.
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The House took its bill through an abbreviated debate — far shorter than the year it took for Democrats to draft Obamacare.
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An abbreviated timeline is what convinced B.J. Patnode and Glen Smith, to replace the ranch home they lost in Kenwood, Calif.
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With his lips, Xavier pointed at the man's paper, which bore the story — albeit an abbreviated version — on the front page.
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The 2018 report included abbreviated references to a pair of famed "Star Trek" captains, James T. Kirk and Jean-Luc Picard.
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Hope of a rapprochement abbreviated the markets' hangover about a trade war pitting the world's two largest economies against one another.
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Senators may sit for an abbreviated morning session, rather than the afternoons stretching late into the night earlier in the week.
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Van Gerwen won the abbreviated match quickly, and Moston afterward rued that he had not been able to find his rhythm.
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In this abbreviated final Game of Thrones season, Thomas points out, there hasn't been much time spent exploring motivations and plans.
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RELATED: What Donald Trump's quote on Billy Graham tells you about Donald Trump The House has an abbreviated schedule next week.
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Mylan said late on Monday it had filed an abbreviated new drug application to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in December.
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"If you read the story that I tweeted previously by Scott Moxley from @OCWeekly you will get an abbreviated summary," she wrote.
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A JUN rebus could only be the month abbreviated, so the rest was fairly easy, especially after I noticed the 12 sectors.
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While the GitLab list remains inexcusable, it comes packaged with an abbreviated list of 170 names, and integrates the site Judas Watch.
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MAPs have their own language in the pedo-sphere, which is divided into the "boylove," sometimes abbreviated "BL," and "girl love" communities.
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The problem with Views—the recently abbreviated title of Drake's fourth official studio album—is that the buildup has been so monumental.
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Just as you'll hear the abbreviated "-OTUS" words used as shorthand for the president, first lady, and Supreme Court (POTUS, FLOTUS, SCOTUS).
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The ad is an abbreviated version of a video released earlier this week that shows celebrities like Martin Sheen and Debra Messing.
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Sharp, the chief auctioneer at Macdonald & Co Woolbrokers, uses an abbreviated swing of his gavel to swiftly work through the day's offerings.
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Return on equity, usually abbreviated as "ROE," is a measure of profitability that is calculated by dividing net income by shareholders' equity.
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The ad is an abbreviated version of a video released earlier this week that features celebrities like Martin Sheen and Debra Messing.
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There are also varying levels of openness that enable different uses, such as leaving a sliver of screen for an abbreviated experience.
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Thinking an abbreviated version of the truth would suffice at that stage in our relationship, I told him I was on antidepressants.
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The obvious appeal of this CBS series, which returns for an abbreviated fifth and final season on Tuesday, is pulpy and visceral.
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Instead, Mahoney recommends newlyweds start with a "mini-moon," an abbreviated version of a honeymoon that's not far from your wedding site.
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The generic drug companies told AbbVie in their detailed notice and certification papers submitted along with their Abbreviated Applications to the FDA.
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The February surgery and the frustrating, abbreviated season that followed it: just 18 matches, zero finals, zero wins against the Top 10.
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Mulvaney said the decision to eschew such information, often abbreviated PII, stemmed from an Inspector General's report expressing concern for information security.
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But I'm going to go ahead and award myself a silver medal (for argentum, abbreviated AG) for tumbling to the trick early.
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The exhibition, called "The 14th Factory," was planned for mid-April, but will now open on May 16, for an abbreviated run.
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After an abbreviated set, the band helps lead the march deeper into downtown, pausing along the route to take selfies with fans.
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Berian had run the 400 in 46.9 seconds in high school, but he fell off the radar during his abbreviated college career.
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The first altered version Phillips created of the 1892 book, which he retitled with the abbreviated A Humument, was published in 1970.
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Drip drip drip … 10D: A tip-off here is that "quarterback" is abbreviated in the clue — that's QB, for those gridiron avoiders.
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I had to look up the periodic table for confirmation at 23A; No. 18 is Argon; abbreviated, I guess, we get ARNO.
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Here's an abbreviated index of Mr. Bleckmann's personal canon: Bush, Kate; Dickinson, Emily; Ives, Charles; Sondheim, Stephen; Tin Pan Alley, composers of.
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Food and drug administration (FDA) for its abbreviated new drug application (ANDA) for rasagiline tablets Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Who would imagine the laudable political goal of making America great again would turn into an abbreviated hate symbol, but it has.
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Return on equity, often abbreviated as "ROE," is a measure of profitability that is calculated by dividing net income by shareholders' equity.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE, and major corporations (and that's the abbreviated list).
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Then Skinner's goal came on a four-on-four situation just before the Hurricanes would have gone on an abbreviated power play.
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After analyzing the data from that abbreviated test, the company concluded that a communications glitch on the ground had cut the flight short.
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The demand in Treasuries was curbed by the rally on Wall Street where major averages closed at record highs in an abbreviated session.
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Big pharma sees the disease, abbreviated NASH, as an enormous new market for future profit that will accelerate a wave of deal making.
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Fabio Fucci, 38, who served an abbreviated term as councilman of the Five Star Movement, was elected as mayor of Pomezia in 2013.
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If (very abbreviated) history is any indicator, investors this year may be as bummed out as Newton was at his postgame press conference.
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After laboring with his control in each of his three previous outings, Snell managed to complete his abbreviated start without issuing a walk.
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The Spanish dollar — also called a peso — was abbreviated as P, with an S behind it when more than one peso was indicated.
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The abbreviated route allows companies to show their device meets certain product standards but does not eliminate the need for a specific predicate.
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A few of the dogs had abbreviated theatrical careers (two exhibited stage fright and were replaced), while others had incidents (one vomited onstage).
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Welles began shooting Other Wind — its abbreviated clapboard title during production — in August 1970, not long after his return to the United States.
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I was stumped — looking for local TV stations, as if it were 133 — forgetting, again, that Washington, D.C., has lettered streets, abbreviated STS.
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ET. Yankees left-hander CC Sabathia, hobbled by a sore right knee, was due to rejoin the rotation Wednesday for an abbreviated start.
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This would allow lawmakers to effectively manufacture the grounds for impeachment by setting abbreviated investigations then impeaching when presidents turn to the courts.
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John Unni, the Roman Catholic priest who led Ms. Walczak's funeral, performed an abbreviated ceremony for a few dozen guests, nearly all family.
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Leathers came in crocodilian textures — used in sweeping trench coats and abbreviated skirt suits — while draped silks formed slip dresses and cocktail blouses.
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Instead, the website published an abbreviated version of all of her ideas with a scare tactic headline that singles out Meredith's old hospital.
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The orchestra will then play a slightly abbreviated season in the unfinished hall from its new stage, which will have been moved forward.
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And economists now believe the benefits of the administration's $1.5 trillion tax cut and massive spending bill might have an abbreviated economic effect.
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But I don't understand what they're talking about either, because they have all these jargon and abbreviated words that I don't quite understand.
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The New Orleans Jazz, founded as an N.B.A. expansion franchise in 1974, had a similarly abbreviated run before decamping for Utah in 1979.
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So, upon his return, van Gelder brought suit against the Dutch Olympic Committee in an abbreviated procedure, arguing that his punishment was excessive.
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The scholarship applies to all schools at the City University of New York and State University of New York (abbreviated CUNY and SUNY, respectively).
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This week, a group known as Just The Tip Of The Spear, commonly abbreviated JTTOTS, was booted from Instagram for violating its community standards.
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To others the choice of Yogi Adityanath as the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh (or UP as the state is often abbreviated) seems ominous.
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On this week's cold open, Alec Baldwin's Donald Trump went through his own abbreviated Christmas Carol, with a twist that's particularly timely this week.
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That doesn't ease the minds of millions of people who connect to the Internet of Things (often abbreviated as IoT) on a daily basis.
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Dr. Reddy's bought the abbreviated new drug application (ANDA) for a generic rival to Suboxone from Teva Pharmaceutical in June 2016 for $70 million.
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Kirk Kristiansen was a master carpenter who made wooden toys sold under the brand name Lego (abbreviated from leg godt, Danish for "play well").
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Hope of a rapprochement between the countries abbreviated the markets' hangover about a trade war pitting the world's two largest economies against one another.
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McMaster has, after months of setbacks, successfully removed two corrosive figures from the National Security Council—both holdovers from the abbreviated Michael Flynn era.
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Once that timer runs out, you can extend your abbreviated binge or take the preferred route — clicking a button that closes out the tab.
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Torres snapped out of his abbreviated hitting funk on Monday with a single and a solo home run, his 18th homer of the season.
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A simplified delivery — "an abbreviated stretch," Meyer called it, similar in style to David Price's and Noah Syndergaard's — has given him better body control.
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He shared the same story, in abbreviated form, with Trump on live television when the Republican president toured border wall prototypes in March 2018.
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Dr. Reddy's, whose shares gained 9 percent, bought the abbreviated new drug application (ANDA) for a generic rival treatment from Teva Pharmaceutical Industries (TEVA.
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Smith was on the second leg of a multistate journey she is undertaking as the poet laureate of the United States (officially abbreviated Plotus).
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In fact, aftermarket head-up displays — which you'll see abbreviated to the acronym HUD — often come with more features than built-in displays do.
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Dismayed by inequality and injustice, a white woman from the Midwest devoted her abbreviated career to helping poor blacks and Latinos in the Bronx.
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Phys Ed Abbreviated, intense workouts may help people of any age become healthier, a new study of old mice that ran on treadmills suggests.
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The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, commonly abbreviated to OPEC, has come under increasing pressure amid comments by Trump and impending sanctions on Iran.
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"This is a kind of rare bird," Mark J. Green, the first to fill the public advocate role, said of Mr. Johnson's abbreviated tenure.
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The air in tires is measured in pounds per square inch, which is abbreviated as P.S.I. 57A: Read that as U.N. VOTE, not UNVOTE.
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The last two weeks have functioned as an abbreviated round-robin, with six of the conference's top seven teams matching up against one another.
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