This movie accomplishes something almost miraculous — two things, actually.
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But how it accomplishes this biological feat is another thing.
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And the new MacBook Air accomplishes all of those things.
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It accomplishes all this without a penny of government money.
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So, do you think United Technology Raytheon merger accomplishes that?
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These days, Takayuki Mizuno accomplishes something similar using a supercomputer.
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Sennheiser's HD 4.40 model accomplishes all this for just $80.
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Modern health care accomplishes great feats of healing every day.
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At his best, Mr. Ruby accomplishes all of the above.
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The Republican bill accomplishes all of this in two ways.
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A pungent mix of shallots, capers and herbs accomplishes both.
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If he accomplishes it, he deserves the credit for it.
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Chemical Senses Center in Philadelphia and now at Yale, accomplishes something
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Let's take a second to look at what the show accomplishes.
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The Genie accomplishes this goal as well as the Echo Dot.
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Which is to say, this is weak shit that accomplishes nothing.
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"It accomplishes a greater good in helping give people practical advice."
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I just hope that she dreams big and accomplishes a lot.
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The second thing the cereal choice accomplishes is under Bandersnatch's hood.
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And once it's released, what do you hope the documentary accomplishes?
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The Baltimore center fielder doesn't talk much about what he accomplishes.
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And I'm just wondering if that kind of language accomplishes that.
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The way a gymnast accomplishes this is a matter of taste.
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The company accomplishes this, in part, by not offering constant syncing.
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Apple accomplishes this by using Wi-Fi points throughout the terminal.
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But I honestly can't decide if Schumer accomplishes that mission here.
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Like other smartwatches, it accomplishes this with the low-energy display.
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Uh...setting fire to businesses in your own hood accomplishes what?
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But I don't see how a march accomplishes any of that.
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Nothing accomplishes this more quickly than emotional stories of sexual victimization.
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Still, it's a nicely designed product that sets out what it accomplishes.
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A display accomplishes the feat by having a truly exceptional contrast ratio.
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It accomplishes this through a series of workshops, hackathons and summer camps.
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What Gerwig accomplishes with this staging is the idea of parallel reality.
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I've got a feeling this trailer accomplishes both of those quite well.
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"Only time will tell" how much he really accomplishes, Dr. Topol said.
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What Gidwitz, the author of the Grimm trilogy, accomplishes here is staggering.
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It accomplishes all this in the course of a few short months.
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Just how soap accomplishes this feat is rather strange and fascinating science.
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His best and most potent weapon comes in how he accomplishes that.
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But acknowledging that distress accomplishes nothing besides lulling a person into complacency.
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A lower-tier team accomplishes one of the biggest upsets in history.
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To put it simply: this message accomplishes nothing and makes no sense.
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A carrier accomplishes little without warplanes able to take to the sky.
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And it accomplishes all this without adding any noticeable flavor of coconut.
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Grosvenor accomplishes all of this with an immense amount of dry wit.
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Can't wait to see all he accomplishes over the next four years.
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The First Man trailer in question actually accomplishes what few trailers do.
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Ralph Breaks the Internet reaches for that level of engagement and accomplishes it.
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The settlement, they warned, accomplishes little in the way of deterring future malpractice.
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The model can also lick her elbow — a feat she accomplishes on air.
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"It's just uncertainty, confusion, anxiety — I don't know what it accomplishes," Connolly said.
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"I think there's definitely an attitude when a woman accomplishes anything," she continued.
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And he accomplishes this by applying three of the most basic literary devices.
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SNAP is one strategy that the majority of Americans believe accomplishes this goal.
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But I'm not convinced that news about a potential avocado shortage accomplishes that.
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"Sleep accomplishes so many things behind the scenes," including memory formation, he said.
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What Revival Food Hall accomplishes is to fill a lunchtime need, Chicago style.
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A payroll tax shift accomplishes the same thing, without making people opt in.
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It has some sort of value, regardless of whether it accomplishes anything else.
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It accomplishes in a rudimentary fashion the first two goals we talked about.
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Knowing Tim's passion and desire, we won't be surprised by anything he accomplishes.
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This recipe easily accomplishes that, with very little work and without a grill.
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Ideally, online education accomplishes at least three distinct things: distance, scale and personalization.
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The final film in the original trilogy accomplishes what we needed it to.
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But it's hard to say whether Nura actually accomplishes what it sets out to.
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If Congress accomplishes little this year, they assume it will reflect poorly on Republicans.
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The only thing he accomplishes, however, is increasing the difficulty of everyone else's job.
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PCR accomplishes this with more intensive work, including cycling the sample through different temperatures.
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But there isn't evidence that harsher treatment of asylum seekers accomplishes the same goal.
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It accomplishes this by projecting light directly onto the eyeball, literally augmenting your vision. .
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The most interesting thing this mini-run accomplishes is its depiction of the gods.
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He also accomplishes something that no climate reporter does: He makes us laugh, too.
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Programming a computer to do what the brain accomplishes so easily has proven difficult.
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What accomplishes our goal in the strongest possible way that we can pass this?
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And it accomplishes its job of expanding the ways in which Wayne seems cool.
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"It accomplishes so little that I wonder if it's worth that headache," he said.
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Ackerman accomplishes so much in so few pages that the book feels nearly unclassifiable.
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She accomplishes just that in the trailer for her new film, The High Note.
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The FISA Amendments Reauthorization Act currently before the Senate accomplishes none of these things.
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Moreover, it accomplishes the goals of placing liability on Amazon and refunding eligible customers.
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What do you hope President Trump accomplishes in his first 100 days in office?
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She accomplishes two of the three tasks I've outlined, and does so quite nicely.
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Laurence accomplishes both moods wonderfully, and it's a treat to watch her descend into darkness.
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Reducing damage taken in Sentry Mode accomplishes the same thing in a slightly different way.
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New research from UCSF that was published Thursday in Cell accomplishes part of that goal.
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"I say that doing nothing, accomplishes nothing," Summer wrote at the end of his post.
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Requiring separate votes to authorize the debt carries large risks and accomplishes nothing policy-wise.
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"My bill simply accomplishes one goal," Tinderholt said in a statement to media on Wednesday.
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We will do everything we can to make sure he accomplishes as little as possible.
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Chernobyl accomplishes this, in part, by adhering as closely as it can to historical fact.
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Making the 2015 reconciliation bill blueprint to advance the repeal of ObamaCare accomplishes that objective.
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This bill accomplishes both, and it boasts the additional benefit of simplifying the tax code.
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Buying Apple shares partly accomplishes that, even though Buffett would prefer to buy whole companies.
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What sets Giuliani apart is the speed and scale with which he accomplishes these feats.
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But scientists have surprisingly little full knowledge of just how exercise accomplishes all of this.
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It's another tepid diversity initiative that makes people feel good about themselves but accomplishes nothing.
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Evan Kalish returns with a very nice puzzle that accomplishes two things, in my opinion.
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But that which fanaticism formerly promised to its elect, science now accomplishes for all men.
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All that thrusting, bending, and sweating accomplishes more than just an orgasm and a good time.
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"We continue to be impressed with how much the Agency accomplishes with relatively little," Dyer said.
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The only real policy goal it accomplishes is funding a big tax cut for top earners.
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The Inspire accomplishes this with a nice line of swappable straps and a relatively small profile.
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Of course no one—or almost no one—actually left the US, because that accomplishes nothing.
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"Utility-style regulation" is ultimately a disingenuous metaphor here for what Title II regulation actually accomplishes.
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If Trump accomplishes this goal, he deserves his much-discussed award of the Nobel Peace prize.
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Barber is in excellent company and we look forward to what she accomplishes with her title.
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It accomplishes this feat with some of the best animation I've seen in a video game.
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It accomplishes exactly what it was that Mr. Cooper set out to do with the movie.
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Even before taking any calls or opening up his email, O'Leary first accomplishes those three tasks.
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That accomplishes nothing to make North Korea and Iran more free, prosperous, or friendly to America.
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As she sings about self-invention and self-discovery, she accomplishes exactly that in the music.
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Regardless of the legal implications of filing an IQA complaint, doing so does accomplishes two things.
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But when an algorithm is delivering only what it thinks you want, that accomplishes the opposite.
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By embracing all kinds of puns and the fracturing of language, he formally accomplishes two things.
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That may allow a better, more efficient society with more liberties than the protection privacy accomplishes.
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This action is so important because it accomplishes a number of things at the same time.
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The program accomplishes this by looking for how often certain words appear in the same sentence.
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Ingrid packs up, goes west, and through some skillful acts of manipulation, she actually accomplishes her goal.
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As it accomplishes these key milestones, Target is proving how the rollouts and revamps are paying off.
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A new study describes a workout and diet regimen that accomplishes two of those goals remarkably well.
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It accomplishes that by choosing to earth its tiny aerial, or not, millions of times every second.
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She accomplishes that by simply being, capturing the experience of her day-to-day with vivid honesty.
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Eliminating a judge's discretion and requiring at least three years in prison, some advocates argue, accomplishes that.
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The treatise fails to explain why Lyft will be the company that accomplishes these extremely lofty goals.
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In her insistence on following a Korean artistic genealogy, she accomplishes her ideological goals by simply doing.
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A Britain that accomplishes these things will not make any of us less British as a result.
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The easy-to-use app accomplishes all of this with a clean-looking interface and minimalist controls.
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It accomplishes an ambitious goal: to make you feel as if you've been transported to another place.
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He never accomplishes anything, just declares that he would, if only everyone would cater to his will.
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Nothing, short of an in-person encounter, accomplishes this like hearing the actual voices of the past.
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The bill accomplishes what advocates like Lin-Manuel Miranda, the creator of "Hamilton," have long pushed for.
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"Creating division or demonizing viewpoints that are different than our own accomplishes nothing positive," Blank had said.
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But Harvard research published in the "Journal of Personality and Social Psychology" shows humble bragging accomplishes neither.
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Even if he accomplishes only half, the landscape of American politics and policy will be radically altered.
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I think Goldie knows from her own existence, nobody accomplishes anything by somebody giving it to them.
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Overall, they're looking to build a lifestyle brand that accomplishes what morning TV did in its heyday.
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This showcase accomplishes just that, as the two comedians perform sketches and songs and improvise scenes together.
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Hurling money at the flames without management reforms accomplishes nothing more than assuaging our own guilty consciences.
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Congress has the ability to reform the CFPB so it accomplishes its important mission without unnecessary uncertainty.
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Mr. Sayegh said that if he accomplishes anything as mayor, it will be bringing in a hotel.
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Though he's done various studio sessions and knows genres well, Sunny accomplishes something brand new on Notions.
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That's why what it accomplishes as a concert film is greater than the sum of its parts.
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He sees the product as both lazy and emblematic of our mistaken views on what censorship accomplishes.
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Wright's filmmaking almost accomplishes this examination several times — especially when it underlines the lonely isolation of Churchill.
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In showcasing women who are making intriguing work it accomplishes a great deal in their small space.
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The comparison diminishes what the game uniquely accomplishes, which is far more than anything Nathan Drake ever did.
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The show accomplishes all of this while staying true to the role race identity plays in each character.
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But the filibuster also accomplishes nothing when majority party support for a nominee falls below a certain level.
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That it accomplishes all of this in such a short running time makes it a marvel of economy.
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Walmart's decision accomplishes little other than reinforcing the moral panic that games and violent crime are somehow linked.
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For the most part, YouTube Music accomplishes all of this, but there are parts that are overly complicated.
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Perversely, all his hitting really accomplishes is retarding Cincinnati's position in the first round of next year's draft.
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If Clinton accomplishes this, observers in North Carolina see a next-to-impossible path to victory for Trump.
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Making it more difficult to block a gun sale than it is to indict someone accomplishes exactly nothing.
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This also accomplishes a diplomatic goal for Russia: making itself crucial for any cease-fire or peace deal.
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Delay begets uncertainty, introduces risk, provides more time to argue, spend money on legal wrangling and accomplishes nothing!
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"I just don't see how he accomplishes much of his agenda at all," said Democratic strategist Joe Trippi.
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Contrary to "alternative facts" being spread throughout Congress, our federal workforce accomplishes heroic feats on a daily basis.
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In merging its oil-and-gas unit with that of Baker Hughes, G.E. accomplishes a few worthy objectives.
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The course of a lawyer's career is often determined by what he or she accomplishes very early on.
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We must remain committed to the bipartisan, bicameral tradition of fisheries management and my legislation accomplishes just that.
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VR accomplishes this with a headset, which tackles the visual aspect, and a pair of headphones for audio.
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Belarusian artist Lesha Limonov's designs for famous portrait-inspired sleep masks, titled Masterpieces Never Sleep, accomplishes just that.
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Belarusian artist Lesha Limonov's designs for famous portrait-inspired sleep masks, titled Masterpieces Never Sleep, accomplishes just that.
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The PurSteam Elite Garment Steamer accomplishes two vital tasks with perfection: It removes wrinkles and makes steaming easier.
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If Congress accomplishes this, it will have taken a big step toward creating a more sustainable defense budget.
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Even though enacting the deal was a close thing, it accomplishes many of the basic tasks of government.
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The rule, which accomplishes virtually the same thing being sought by the agreements, has faced legal challenges, however.
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The deal accomplishes this by creating an arrangement whereby the UK remains part of the EU customs union.
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Just last week, competitor Box revealed its own note-taking productivity software that accomplishes many of the same tasks.
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I'm in constant respect and grateful awe of all the things this incredible mama accomplishes on a daily basis.
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In the Netherlands, euthanasia (where the doctor accomplishes the act) has risen rapidly since it was legalised in 2124.
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But Trump's proclamation accomplishes similar goals without needing to capitulate to Democrats, so long as it survives in court.
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Apple's proposed structure accomplishes a lot in bringing transparency to rates and tying earnings to consumption — a good development.
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As a store, as a medium of exchange, cryptocurrency accomplishes nothing except facilitating narcotics trafficking, terrorism, and tax evasion.
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"Central Intelligence," an espionage comedy that stars Kevin Hart and Dwayne Johnson, accomplishes its mission of being aggressively juvenile.
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Stone said Trump could decide to retire from politics if he accomplishes his agenda in the first four years.
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The bill accomplishes three main tasks: Vox's sister site The Verge has more on each of these three points.
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"Everyone knows that when Yolanda sets out to do something, she accomplishes it," she said about her own toughness.
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Beyond whatever the job itself accomplishes, there is also meaning and purpose with what you do with your wages.
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What is up for debate now is, among halal meat producers, certifiers and consumers, whether stunning accomplishes that goal.
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No matter how far she comes and how much she accomplishes, that makes the very white game of tennis uncomfortable.
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This one is for the man who truly values his privacy, which this ID Lock wallet from Tumi accomplishes flawlessly.
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It was written for status, it was written for all these things that are not usually what fan fiction accomplishes.
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Making the VR experience simple and portable was the main goal of the Oculus Quest, and it definitely accomplishes that.
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The device's promise is similar to Duet, but accomplishes the task wirelessly and with higher fidelity than its chief competitor.
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The proper question is whether or not a freelancer's yearly limit of 35 assignments per news outlet accomplishes that goal.
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By laying it all bare, however, Doyle exposes how much the show accomplishes over the course of its brief runtime.
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This program accomplishes the hugely significant task of providing jobs specifically for refugees, who often face incredible difficulties finding employment.
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The law he authored, which risks the health of many vulnerable children, accomplishes nothing—because herd immunity is a myth.
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But we have created perverse incentives: C.E.O.s have a responsibility to shareholders to make money, and tax dodging accomplishes that.
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The best educational games often make you forget that they're designed to teach, and "The Oregon Trail" accomplishes exactly that.
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Haverdash accomplishes this in part by offering clothing of a somewhat more accessible retail value, rather than expensive designer pieces.
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Here is a breakdown of what Trump's executive order accomplishes and what it doesn't: What does Trump hope to achieve?
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It's one of the few coasters I've ridden that dares you not to be completely exhilarated by everything it accomplishes.
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What's more, it accomplishes this in just 92 minutes, while also giving every single major character their own story arc.
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She works by stealth, and when she accomplishes her goal, these victims are unlikely to blame her for their suffering.
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Whether that protest, or any other, will finally be deemed a "movement" no doubt depends on what it ultimately accomplishes.
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Mythos, Psyche, Eros accomplishes that trick by naming three of the show's four rooms after the title's antiquity-themed keywords.
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"Your proposal accomplishes the exact opposite — it takes resources out of the hands of the most vulnerable Americans," they wrote.
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Bolton's appointment accomplishes this, and by extension, it makes another war in the Middle East less likely, not more so.
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Ambition for ambition's sake doesn't tend to move me, but what this book accomplishes — formally, aesthetically, emotionally — is very exciting.
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But the idea of closing the aging jails on the island, to criminal justice reformers, accomplishes several goals at once.
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As our reviewer, Manuel Gonzales, put it, "What Gregory accomplishes in his seventh novel is both magic and magic trick."
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What his decree accomplishes is the mitigation of risk through behavior modification, not the diminution of hazards on the peak.
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Bertha, being an endearingly stubborn woman, accomplishes that dream, and her bowling alley has reverberating effects for everyone in the town.
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"Today's stipulation accomplishes a key piece of the relief sought in our lawsuit earlier this year," Underwood said in her statement.
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A case for compromise Obama also told students that demanding politicians never bend might "make you feel good" but accomplishes little.
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McQuarrie never bothers to argue that anything Ethan Hunt accomplishes will change the underlying structure that John Lark proclaims so unjust.
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How exactly it accomplishes that, and on what timeline, would be entirely up to Apple — but it'd have to do something.
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I don't necessarily see how increasing the character limit accomplishes this goal, but I also don't think it's a bad feature.
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If 'Extremely Wicked' accomplishes that, Kathy says she'll be satisfied, even if it has to come with a little Hollywood flare.
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And yet in several of his later poems, Hartley accomplishes something close to the "machine of words" for which Williams argued.
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Then again, members of Trump's inner circle have claimed that the revised ban accomplishes roughly the same outcome as the first.
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It's not as thin and light as Apple's Smart Keyboard but otherwise accomplishes the same tasks in much the same way.
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It accomplishes this, though, not by giving everybody enough money to afford their premiums, but by making insurance unaffordable to millions.
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This practice accomplishes two things: it helps you solidify what you've accomplished today, and it ensures you'll have a productive tomorrow.
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I ask you because you are an artist, Mr. Jackson, and because sometimes your singing achieves what the best art accomplishes.
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SERE accomplishes just that and will continue to with the ever changing environment these men and women might find themselves in.
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Illich accomplishes that most difficult of feats, complementing his critique with a set of practical and creative proposals for alternative approaches.
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In signing the bill, which accomplishes many of the administration's military buildup goals, Trump took credit for the massive budget boost.
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Sorting fact from fiction about the Civil War has recently become an urgent political necessity, and Uncivil accomplishes that with gusto.
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Not all films based on Hasbro games and toys have worked, but this one accomplishes what it sets out to do.
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This presented the president with a logical dilemma, since that is exactly what the nuclear deal accomplishes, well into the future.
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"I don't see how it accomplishes the objectives, whether it is public safety, whether it's performance, whether it's a product issue."
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Eagle accomplishes this by designing tailored "all-weather" portfolios crafted for each client's specific investment objectives, risk tolerance and time horizon.
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I would argue that Carbonite was slicker than most of the others, but essentially every backup product accomplishes the same result.
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A freeze accomplishes the same thing as a lock, she said, but with a freeze, your rights are defined by law.
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Even for people who do believe in global warming, pretending that aliens are attacking the earth accomplishes a neat mental trick.
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The actual strike accomplishes nothing in terms of damage, but complicates the retreat and pulls the fighter out of his stance.
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Reign Short Sleeve Tee, $64Rhone's Reign tee accomplishes the feat of being both comfortable and functional, no matter the workout or activity.
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It's a unique pleasure, one that truly accomplishes Castle Rock's mission of blending King's iconic stories in wild and spooky new ways.
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The Saratoga accomplishes this, and while it ends up compromising both forms as a result, it also fundamentally scratches an important itch.
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A new mode of transportation, moving people in numbers and speed far beyond what any metro system in the world accomplishes today.
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Later, the purple Titan plonks the final stone in the glove and snaps his fingers to a tune that accomplishes his goal.
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The North Face Laney II Trench, with its mix of classic trench coat vibes and functional rain jacket features, accomplishes just that.
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In other words, the tax reform law accomplishes a lot of the policy Republicans have long sought to fix the US economy.
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Houston accomplishes this with a crew of at least eight people, excluding talent, and maybe a few tens of thousands of dollars.
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In many ways, Guava Island accomplishes exactly what it set out: create a fun, colorful, anti-capitalist romp that leaves viewers smiling.
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Is there anything more American than thinking you've solved a problem by creating a gigantic spectacle that accomplishes less than you'd think?
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The plan, based on a proposal by Columbia tax law professor Michael Graetz, accomplishes basically all of Republicans' substantive tax reform goals.
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Indeed, if the movie accomplishes anything, it's that it makes "It's Turtle Time" feel more like a threat than a battle cry.
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Granted, when I think of the tasks that I hope Facebook accomplishes this year, encrypted Instagram DMs are low on the list.
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To the contrary, it is the best way to ensure the program remains viable and accomplishes the purpose of keeping Americans safe.
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The list accomplishes its goal of reinforcing that Netflix originals are worth keeping the streamer in your monthly rotation of subscription services.
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Whether you're a soccer player or just an awe-struck spectator, you might be wondering how on earth Morgan accomplishes these superhuman feats.
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Whatever the intent of the segment, though, it accomplishes one thing very well: Reminding us all that billionaires are really not like us.
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That program is called Amazon Flex, and it accomplishes Amazon's "last-mile" deliveries—the final journey from a local facility to the customer.
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But it also encourages a very healthy way of thinking about personal style and accomplishes that in such a blessedly non judgmental way.
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It accomplishes that goal by setting the entire damn house on fire so the team behind the series can metaphorically never return either.
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It also pretty much accomplishes the same thing as a bit of string or some dental floss – albeit without that nice minty smell.
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It's a bit like an activist ring of power, except that instead of rendering the bearer invisible it accomplishes precisely the opposite effect.
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The thing that accomplishes that is this very complex, layered sound work that was lead by Nick Forshager, who is our sound supervisor.
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The Hottest August accomplishes much more complexity in its visuals than in its arguments, with Story's striking compositions and Nels Bangerter's precise editing.
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It does what great art accomplishes so often, and what even great video games nearly always fail to do: it brings people together.
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The question now is not whether to reduce regulations but how to do so in a way that accomplishes the new administration's objectives.
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Now, Leonard has signed a short-term deal with the Clippers that accomplishes two things: flexibility and the chance to recoup some money.
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What "Infinity War" accomplishes, with surprising ease, is complete immersion in this elaborate world, reflecting how deft Marvel has been in assembling it.
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But it also encourages a very healthy way of thinking about personal style and accomplishes that in such a blessedly non-judgmental way.
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Broadly speaking, The Christmas Chronicles belongs to the subgenre of Christmas tales that purport to "explain" how Santa accomplishes all his crazy tricks.
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What's more, the 2017 SV accomplishes this without feeling cramped, even for a tall rider after a 160-mile day in the saddle.
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Google accomplishes this with some A.I. sorcery that involves taking a burst of photos with short exposures and reassembling them into an image.
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We've all felt it before: that weird mix of jealousy and pride when a friend accomplishes something that we also want to accomplish.
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Greg Parma Smith sets out to break a few of these restrictions, and he accomplishes this task in "Love's Dimension" at David Lewis.
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" Steve Rosenthal, a senior fellow at the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center, said whether Neal "accomplishes anything from releasing more information is unclear.
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"The Rehearsal" also accomplishes the tricky task of demonstrating how actors with plain talent and little more gain credibility with training and polish.
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Shushko accomplishes all this without a single line of dialogue, limiting his voice acting to the ocassional grunt and one blood-curdling shriek.
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"Think about how much credit card debt is out there — allowing people to finance that … really accomplishes a lot for the consumers," Blankfein said.
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If you're looking for a savings account, consider these offers from our partners: Otherwise, keeping an account per savings goal accomplishes two purposes: 1.
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"Please know that I am devoted to his future and to making sure he accomplishes the goals you set forth for him," Rubin wrote.
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And taken on its own, what today's missive mostly accomplishes is to remind customers that riding in an Uber involves life-and-death risk.
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Project Ariana accomplishes a similar feat and if it comes in at less than $600 it will be cheaper than most gaming VR too.
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It understands the banality of our mobile screen time and gives you something to do that accomplishes nothing... just like a real social network!
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You try to stop Facebook from selling data, when you try to put valuations on data, which-- I don't even know what that accomplishes.
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Sepuya accomplishes his task by extending his invitation to other artists and featuring their work alongside his own retinue of trippy camera collage portraits.
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This will also assist employers in paying employees who do not have a bank account; dopay is a payroll solution that accomplishes this task.
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"But one that accomplishes some of those objectives without raising the national debt and additional taxes has got to be something we get behind."
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This is what Many Love accomplishes, within the canon of texts on polyamory: Transparently chronicling what commitment in the 21st century can look like.
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But now a tool which accomplishes the same feat is accessible to virtually anyone, thanks to Amir Khashayar Mohammadi, a security and freelance researcher.
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Regardless of whether you choose Sugar Puffs or Frosties, though, it accomplishes a couple of very important things, both for the very first time.
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Relying on the thrill of the running scenes, on what Owens accomplishes, lets Race come by its uplift through action, instead of big speeches.
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We treasure narrative because it makes meaning from our experience, but there is inevitably something artificial in imposing the conclusion that accomplishes that goal.
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As some of the above reporting makes clear, work too often accomplishes precisely the opposite of what religion promises: It saps meaning from life.
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David Bowie accomplishes this miracle every time "Lazarus" is played and it therefore remains "a gift" to his fans, as his producer put it.
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What she is able to do in that piece as an aria, rather than as a duet, accomplishes all of the goals you need.
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Whatever else the anonymous essay accomplishes, its ultimate effect will be to erode the legitimate authority of the president, in this and subsequent administrations.
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Richard Powers is the exception, and his monumental novel "The Overstory" accomplishes what few living writers from either camp, art or science, could attempt.
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This one not only accomplishes that, but it also grants you extra whiskey points with Glencairn glasses placed in a real whiskey barrel stave.
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In some cases he accomplishes this by using materials that might seem to stand in opposition to one another — like parchment and anodized aluminum.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross urged "naysayers" on Tuesday to judge President Donald Trump on what he accomplishes, not on what they think might happen.
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Maybe if we, unlike this helpless wedding guest, could call things by their names, we might be shocked by what that plain truth accomplishes.
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Which probably explains why we haven't made this tax swap, even though it accomplishes something almost everyone in politics says they want to accomplish.
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Patoranking accomplishes that beautifully with tracks like "No Kissing" with Sarkodie, "This Kind Love" with Wizkid, and "Daniella Whine" with Elephant Man and Konshens.
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While stalking its prey, the eyes of triplefins sometimes alternate between red and blue, a trick the fish accomplishes by rotating and tilting its eyes.
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Harvard psychologist Ellen Langer argues for "the psychology of possibility," saying that even if only one person accomplishes something, that's proof that it is possible.
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It accomplishes this through green LEDs built into the back of the watch, which are able to monitor the level of blood in the wrist.
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In asserting the indiscernibility of fact and fiction, the panicked statement that reality has collapsed at times accomplishes little but furthering the collapse of reality.
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The other thing, of course, that Facebook accomplishes by doing this is it prepares investors for the idea that the Feds aren't done with it.
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Sony accomplishes the seamless illusion by using RGB emissive display tech—the display is built of nearly microscopic LEDs that glow red, green or blue.
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Even if millions of people submitted themselves to a modern asceticism and denied themselves access to social media and other communication tools, it accomplishes nothing.
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When you look at this map, it shows a lot of expensive tunnel digging that accomplishes very little in terms of expanding Metro's geographical footprint.
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What artists Ron Mueck and Duane Hanson have achieved with hyperrealistic sculptures of people in repose or in decay, Swenson accomplishes for the animal kingdom.
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Matt Rivers, CNN's Beijing correspondent, says February's coal ban, and subsequent return of coal-laden ships to North Korean shores, accomplishes two things for China.
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All the bill accomplishes is to shift the burden of paying for health care from the wealthy and healthy to middle class and unhealthy citizens.
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How exceptional is a country with a political system that accomplishes little, crime-ridden cities and two presidential candidates who are more hated than liked?
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Magic Leap accomplishes its similarly sized field of view through a radical new technology that had investors so impressed they pumped billions into the company.
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It accomplishes the goal of removing an individual from one's digital life without sending a harsh, deliberate, public message that could bruise a fragile ego.
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This value is limited by the fact that voters don't appear to keep a scorecard on whether he actually accomplishes the projects that are listed.
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So all that it accomplishes in the arena of regulatory policy is making it difficult for agency heads who don't like regulation to issue regulations.
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Epic has its own interoperability platform called Care Everywhere, which, as a standard for EHR, Faulkner says already accomplishes the goals of making data accessible.
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If an agency were to rewrite a rule so it accomplishes the same goal as the previous rule, he said courts would strike it down.
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Shotwell had previously suggested that SpaceX as a whole would not go public until the company accomplishes its more ambitious goals, including its Mars settlement.
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You can judge for yourself whether or not this fan film accomplishes that feat, but from my vantage point, this one comes pretty damn close.
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Mixing poetic writing, stirring theatrical design, and a meditative grimness, it accomplishes feats of tone and presentation that I've never seen a game accomplish before.
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Instead, in its determination to uncritically embrace the narrative Serial created, it accomplishes the opposite of its aim to show that Syed was wrongfully convicted.
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It is often measured in financing events, but it actually plays out every day in the choices the startup makes and the work the startup accomplishes.
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For those who doubt much of his agenda and worry about his lack of respect for institutions, perhaps the best hope is that he accomplishes little.
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As with the G9, Panasonic accomplishes this hi-res mode by shifting the sensor eight times by half a pixel to create a 4x resolution increase.
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But Rick and Morty accomplishes something that Job Simulator never did, which is blend its absurdist gameplay with an equally absurdist, though surprisingly well-structured narrative.
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The material is also capable of running the spectrum from completely clear to nearly black, the latter of which it accomplishes by combining different chemical compounds.
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Segregation accomplishes so many other inequalities because you effectively contain a population to a geographic area and suddenly all the other civil rights law don't matter.
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RIGHT NOW EVERY CASE THE SEC BRINGS IS SO GRAY AND SO CONVOLUTEDIS SO HARD TO PROVE THAT IT WASTES TAX PAYER MONEY AND ACCOMPLISHES NOTHING.
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"The show accomplishes the dream of bringing everybody together, all the groups, North, South, business and social," said Ranoo Wasan, director of Ruttonjee Estates Continuation Limited.
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But another question that's worth considering: Does the role that Ivanka plays in the White House really matter at all, until she actually accomplishes something notable?
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Having so clearly failed at that lofty goal, Keyword Snooze goes ahead and accomplishes the next best thing — making it easier to pretend those companies succeeded.
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Banksy once said, "art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable," which this DIY crossstitch design of a woman sitting on a toilet definitely accomplishes.
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Clinton ticked off some highlights of her tenure as secretary of state, saying Mr. Trump "can talk to me about stamina" when he accomplishes as much.
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Taxpayers should be receptive to this plan because it accomplishes three main things: First, it avoids having to raise the gas tax by a significant amount.
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While Ball accomplishes the stated goal of his preface, bringing the son with Down syndrome to life, the census itself leaves a little to be desired.
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Susan Ware's " Why They Marched: Untold Stories of the Women Who Fought for the Right to Vote " (Harvard) accomplishes a similar goal with a different method.
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It accomplishes a liberal end through conservative means and is much closer to the plan conservatives favored a few decades ago than the one liberals did.
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This is how contempt accomplishes its dehumanizing work — by marking its target as unworthy of engagement and thus not a full member of the human community.
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First, in his tweet 30 minutes earlier, Trump expressed wanting better relations with North Korea; it's hard to see how insulting the country's leader accomplishes that.
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It gives a clear sense of what the film genuinely accomplishes, albeit suggesting more heart-pounding action than you'll find in the film's more contemplative tone.
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For a series that long-promised its goal was to unpack the true ills of homophobia, "DADT" accomplishes that aim in the most visceral, unforgettable way possible.
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There is reason to be happy, but we have a long way to go to see that this actually accomplishes the peace that we all hope for.
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You may not have known you needed Natasha Lyonne's yearning stare while she accomplishes simple household tasks in your life, but take this as a teaching moment.
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It accomplishes all this in a package about the size of a couple iPad Minis, weighing a pound and a half, drawing only 35 watts of power.
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Philips says it's redesigned the app to make it easier to quickly get to whatever controls you're looking for, but I'm not so sure it accomplishes that.
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I've already mentioned All Is by My Side, and it's worth noting how much that movie accomplishes by bypassing both Hendrix's music and most of his life.
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The "track" object accomplishes two things: it shows the area Mario should be jumping towards and the direction (in this case, right) the shell should be thrown.
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She's charged with the re-education of future Handmaids, and she accomplishes this by emphasizing both the high value of women and the necessity of their oppression.
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As heartening as it is to see real bipartisan cooperation in Washington, this legislation is notable for a much more important reason: all the good it accomplishes.
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They wonder what good it accomplishes when it leads to the nominations of Republicans like Mr. Trump, who have a low chance of winning a general election.
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I didn't read it, but I'd bet you liked the gadget because it's a future-facing toy that currently accomplishes very few practical tasks in the present.
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She liked the talk of jobs and safety, and thinks that if Trump accomplishes half of what he said he would, America will be much better off.
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The Beach Bum accomplishes what each Jimmy Buffett show is about: For just an hour or two, the world, with all its horror and tragedy, melts away.
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I think she's gotten better and better every day here, and she's been training, and when Serena Williams puts her mind to something, she usually accomplishes it.
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Through his lens — which accomplishes the equivalent of wrapping rotten remains in fine silk — this horror show of blood, muck and bad behavior is rendered almost palatable.
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" Reyes said that while her organization is appreciative of the seriousness of the crime, it does not see how the long sentence "accomplishes any of those goals.
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The best retellings bring fresh resonance to familiar tales, and that's precisely what writer-director Greta Gerwig accomplishes with her adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's Little Women.
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I believe the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act accomplishes the goal of ensuring that all Americans, no matter their jobs, are treated equally under the law. Rep.
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Compulsory voting accomplishes the basic task it sets out to do: to get the highest percentage possible of eligible voters to leave their homes on Election Day.
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If Trump accomplishes that goal, it will likely come as a relief to many congressional Republicans who have grown increasingly concerned with the direction of his presidency.
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Lopes' system accomplishes this by having users wear a device on their arm that is able to stimulate their hand and finger muscles by means of electrodes.
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Earlier this year, Waze's Noam Bardin signaled that the company hoped to broaden Carpool's availability to more U.S. cities this year, and this statewide launch certainly accomplishes that.
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It's clear he wants to be your friend, and wants to make sure you have a good time—and he accomplishes this almost by sheer force of will.
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This is, in fact, the exact thing that the game itself accomplishes; it holds players accountable for bringing a typical colonial approach to the play of the game.
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I, however, look for a shoe that has a Barneys New York-aesthetic paired with Birkenstock levels of comfort, and that's exactly what this Forever 21 pair accomplishes.
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The question is what this actually accomplishes for the EU. When the Bundestag demands tough bail-out terms for Greece, Germans may feel empowered—but Greeks feel trapped.
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If the movement accomplishes nothing else, it has at least made the motion picture academy agree that pirating screeners isn't the worst thing you can do in Hollywood.
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The plan is to have Hummer, as Reddy, sing a flat Earth-inspired rendition of "Brown Eyed Girl" to the pub—something he accomplishes before the night's end.
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I keep thinking about it because it accomplishes nothing, and within that realization, I think that Battlefield 1's magical resurrection with a syringe is somehow more honest.
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But what it really accomplishes is giving the President an extended time to speak while Congress and the Supreme Court silently (for the most part) watch and clap.
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But the film does give Silkwood a new platform and voice for her mission—and also accomplishes the nuanced portrayal that would have been the film's biggest hurdle.
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If this weird meeting with all of the senators accomplishes anything, it will be to clarify what's actually going on when it comes to Trump and North Korea.
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People tend to judge a man by his goals, by what he's trying to do, and not necessarily by what he accomplishes or by how well he succeeds.
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So I'm genuinely happy when Trump accomplishes good things, relieved when he tempers his worst impulses, and more than willing to give him credit when credit is due.
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"The WarnerMedia family has introduced an approach that accomplishes our shared objectives, and I applaud them for taking this enormous step forward," Mr. Jordan said in a statement.
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It accomplishes this with the same technology that, ironically, gave many of us double vision back in the early days of 3D: glasses with blue and red lenses.
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As a prosecutor, I was trained to keep the message to the jury as clear and concise as possible; adding an article of impeachment for Mueller accomplishes neither.
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If President Trump accomplishes nothing else in terms of domestic policy, his economic policy very well may put him in the history books as a successful economic president.
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The all-gold finish of this watch is bold, but if you prefer wearing a timepiece that shines and makes a statement, the Solis accomplishes both of those goals.
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Pimp Flaco - "Callathe" Those searching for that SoundCloud type rawness in Latin trap need look further than this bassbin rattling single that accomplishes a lot with very few words.
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By asking subordinates to echo his bullshit, Trump accomplishes two goals: Both of these things allow Trump to do a better job of operating in a low-trust environment.
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This is the same type of technology Apple introduced with its iPhone 7 Plus' dual-camera setup, yet Facebook accomplishes this without needing a second lens for depth information.
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The 9th Circuit, he said, should look at what Judge Alsup's order accomplishes: It protects prospective class members from losing their claims before they're even parties in a case.
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Press materials issued this morning say the phone accomplishes this by utilizing its dual camera sensors (a new addition with the XZ2 line), utilizing the company's AUBE signal processor.
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This effort makes important modifications that help ensure that the federal role in education accomplishes its stated goal: helping the least fortunate provide their children with a fulfilling education.
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"They have created a culture of placing less importance on elections, less importance on voting, and who have had no reservations to sacrifice democracy if it accomplishes their objectives."
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Richard Sides and Gili Tal's unfussy installation of T-shirts, cardboard boxes, and shopping bags seen in the far corner of the institute's first gallery also accomplishes this task.
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Each features a heroine who feels trapped in her royal role but accomplishes more than is expected of her, while massaging the bruised ego of her husband and consort.
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If the tuck accomplishes anything, it may be that the technique makes it more difficult for a trailing cyclist to ride in the draft of the scrunched-down leader.
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How to edit Slack messages if you can't delete themIf you're in a workspace that doesn't let you delete messages, there's an alternative that accomplishes the next best thing.
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I've seen Hadestown twice now (once in the balcony, on my own dime, and once in the floor section with a press ticket), and Chavkin's direction accomplishes something profound.
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It's both freewheeling and contained, and it accomplishes what most shows are unable to pull off: it tells a universal human story in a specific and carefully constructed world.
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"If we can come up with a bill that accomplishes the goals of the president with Republicans alone, we'll take it and we'll move forward with it," Priebus said.
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By having subordinates tell lies on his behalf, Trump accomplishes two things: Both of these things allow Trump to do a better job of operating in a low-trust environment.
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But after months of use, I've come to love Bear for the way it tackles just the right number of tasks, and accomplishes them in a way that feels effortless.
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And confronted with that big gap, you have two options: one is despair, which accomplishes nothing, and the other option is to expand the limits of what is politically feasible.
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The half topknot is kind of cool; it still accomplishes the hair out of the face, which is very important to me — I like to keep it up or back.
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This updated plan still accomplishes one major goal of the original proposal: freeing consumers from unnecessary cable box rentals, which typically require a monthly fee on top of cable service.
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"It is more important than ever we continue the discussion and not accept anything less than bipartisan legislative that accomplishes a goal that 90 percent of Americans support," said Garza.
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The focus of the new set of features is allowing users to better work with apps – something Microsoft Teams accomplishes via integrations, new search and discovery features, commands, and more.
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She instantly feels like someone I've known for years and accomplishes the impossible in getting me to drop my Ironic Guy facade for long enough to have a meaningful conversation.
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"The fully developed welfare state deserves priority over Basic Income because it accomplishes what Basic Income does not: it guarantees that certain specific human needs will be met," Bergmann concludes.
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The deal, which involves three entities controlled by the Saudi government, largely accomplishes the primary goal for Aramco's share offering — helping to finance an ambitious campaign to modernize the kingdom.
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It is precisely through this unknowing, and her ability to bear it alongside the loss of her son, that Scorah most effectively accomplishes what her book sets out to do.
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"This is going to be unprecedented and every central bank in the world will be watching how" the Fed accomplishes this, said Quincy Krosby, chief market strategist at Prudential Financial.
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The decree announced Friday accomplishes most of the same goals, but gives the lawmaking powers to the new assembly that is friendly to Mr. Maduro rather than to the court.
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GOP leaders pushed back on talk of delaying the vote until after the July 4 recess, saying there are other agenda items that need attention and that delay accomplishes little.
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"What B.J. accomplishes is to talk about death without making it sound scary and horrible," Rita Charon, a professor of medicine at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, says.
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He is willing to be hated and win with 50.1% if need be, if it accomplishes his longer-term goals -- the biggest of which is a conservative transformation of the judiciary.
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Undertake an approach that is fairer, more balanced and more dramatic then the House concept but also accomplishes the revenue growth that is critical to paying for our entitlement-based government.
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For the new 10, HTC has upgraded the Dot View to the Ice View, a new case that accomplishes much the same purpose, but allows for a couple of new tricks.
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"Bull Black Nova" off Wilco (The Album) accomplishes this with smoldering guitars but perhaps the best encapsulation comes from "Art of Almost," the bonkers opener from 2011's The Whole Love.
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By contrast, talking about Second Amendment repeal accomplishes the reverse — raising the suspicion that Congress is poised to pass something far more extreme than actually has any support on Capitol Hill.
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If every country fully accomplishes its initial pledges, the increase would be closer to 2.7 degrees, according Fatih Birol, executive director of the International Energy Agency, which is based in Paris.
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The update accomplishes two things: It gives users a chance to see where their friends are hanging out, and it may encourage more users to share their location with the company.
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Curator Vivian Endicott Barnett has successfully applied a show-don't-tell philosophy to her exhibition, which accomplishes the rare feat of building a rich historical narrative bereft of many didactic texts.
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If Sanders accomplishes that — but fails to amass the 1,991 delegates necessary to clench the nomination on the first ballot — superdelegates could prove pivotal, a possibility raised in Wednesday's presidential debate.
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Photograph by Mary Kang for The New Yorker But, surprise, the matcha spritzer, made with fresh-squeezed orange juice and seltzer, accomplishes the seemingly impossible task of making matcha taste good.
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Overhauling the nation's insanely complex tax code remains a good idea, assuming it accomplishes the goals of comprehensive reform: simplification, lower rates and a broader base of taxpaying individuals and corporations.
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"HHS accomplishes its mission through programs and initiatives that cover a wide spectrum of activities, serving and protecting Americans at every stage of life, beginning at conception," reads the draft plan.
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Davis accomplishes this through archival research, interviews with family members and thumbnail sketches of America's underground economies, the Great Migration, housing segregation and politics in the post-civil rights movement era.
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One of the ways it accomplishes this interest is by cutting out some of the narrative planks from the previous games and doubling down on the blank slate of its silent protagonist.
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The obvious line of questioning when faced with similar testimony of multiple associates operating in separate facilities is what Amazon accomplishes with VTO that couldn't be achieved by simply reducing its staff.
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For more details on the nitty-gritty of how Guetzli actually accomplishes the improved encoding (it apparently involves "psychovisual models") check out the Google Research Blog and the published paper on Guetzli.
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At a time rife with racial tension, the Girls Trip star says there's a way to balance the seriousness of issues with humor in film — and hopes the upcoming movie accomplishes that.
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It's a pretty shot that accomplishes exactly what it set out to do: To say "once upon a time" — this is no small story about to be told — without doing so outright.
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Right now, banks take in time deposits and send the cash to their Federal Reserve account, where it earns a very low yield and makes the banks safer but accomplishes little else.
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This allows her to go back and time to kill Michael when he's more vulnerable, which she accomplishes not with any kind of magic, but rather the horsepower of a Land Rover.
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I think the reason Tarantino is so proud to admit that he is stealing is that he accomplishes something with it that no other filmmaker is quite capable of: creating something new.
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In a series of tweets sent while he was aboard Air Force One, Trump predicted that he will not receive proper credit for his meeting with Putin, regardless of what he accomplishes.
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"The goal was to make it clear that California National Guard soldiers won't be forced to unfairly repay bonuses promised for their service a decade ago and this bill accomplishes that," Sen.
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Rather than a clip of Buttigieg speaking to a crowd from a stage, the South Carolina ad features four people from South Bend that highlight Buttigieg's accomplishes as mayor of the city.
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You can also sign out of Google Maps, which accomplishes a lot of the same things and can be done without logging out of your Google account entirely on Android and IOS.
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Speaking of legal matters, in … … Attorney General Barr finally releases the Mueller report, which accomplishes two things: ⋅ It finally settles, to everyone's satisfaction, all of the controversies surrounding the 2016 presidential election.
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Trump has tried to sabotage Obamacare, doing things like halting payments to insurance companies that keep premiums down, which accomplishes little in the way of actually improving the US health care market.
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Amazon accomplishes this feat by making shoppers scan an app on the way in, and then uses a mix of sensors, cameras and computer vision to track the items that each customer takes.
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Therefore, why not pass a bill that actually accomplishes Republicans' previously stated objectives on immigration -- with the knowledge that Democrats' stated objectives will not occur unless and until enforcement goals have been achieved.
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But I guess if the goal is to give those companies more money and cross your fingers hoping they do something good with it, then this accomplishes everything the commission could dream of.
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But the questions Sanders must answer — especially if he's going to lead the Democratic pack on world politics — is what it would look like in practice and how he actually accomplishes it all.
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The more the party in power accomplishes the more it antagonizes the voters outside of its coalition; meanwhile, its own voters are often discouraged by the compromises and setbacks that inevitably accompany governing.
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It's a key job for Wingard, and one he accomplishes by tapping into his experience as a private consultant for corporations, alongside his past work as the chief learning officer at Goldman Sachs.
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"This accomplishes Trump's goal of putting America first, at least in name even if not in terms of the country's long-term interests," said Eswar Prasad, a trade policy professor at Cornell University.
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Jordan Peele's directorial debut (!) launched the former comedy writer and actor's career as a brilliant satirist and master of horror; it will be remarkable to see what he accomplishes in the next decade.
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Some of my colleagues, including Sarlin and Sargent, insist that Donald Trump would not ever consider granting legal status to any immigrants ever, even if he accomplishes everything that's now on his immigration agenda.
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These graphics look realistic, but there's also this video game or movie quality to them — what do you hope this accomplishes that a traditional weather forecast or actual footage of a natural hazard won't?
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Belarus may succeed in resumed talks if it accomplishes its five-year programme for development of the state-run economy, due to expire in 2020, as well as structural economic reforms, according to Yermolovich.
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There's the fact that 75% believe that the bill passed by the House accomplishes "some" (40%) or "none" (35%) of what President Donald Trump promised in regard to health care on the campaign trail.
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The Phantom 4 accomplishes this feat with the help of five cameras: two on the front and two on the bottom, plus the main 4K camera that has always been onboard to capture video.
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This accomplishes the kind of spiral pour that you'll see many a barista doing, making sure the grounds are all evenly wet and agitated, without creating too thin of a slurry (sounds delicious, right?).
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His political fortunes, which have been wobbly since Day 1, are threatening to tumble over the next year as the economy slows and Congress accomplishes little now that Republicans have lost their unified control.
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The Xbox One S offers great capabilities — from running the latest triple-A games to playing 4K Ultra HD Blu-Rays — and accomplishes it at a price that should make other console makers blush.
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The difficulty here is that while it's easy to write down an equation in which economic actors come to expect permanently lower taxes, it's difficult to write a tax bill that actually accomplishes this.
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The system accomplishes this (to some degree) by judging both the face and the generated representation by the same analysis and feature identification algorithm, as if they were simply two pictures of the same person.
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This readout, as it is called, accomplishes two things: it serves as a public record of the President's participation in the conference, and provides a way to advance his message about whatever issues were discussed.
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Only Captain Boomerang, the sadly underused comic relief who accomplishes next to nothing in this film, consistently embraces his villainy as something other than a lazy, probably inaccurate label the straights have slapped onto him.
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If Trump accomplishes all of this — tough tasks, but possible based on present polling — the New York billionaire would then have so much momentum and such a commanding delegate lead that he would be unstoppable.
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Macy accomplishes this by doing the legwork to find historical details about George, Willie and Harriet Muse that a woman busy running one of the best joints in town simply didn't have time to do.
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But as a story, it's hard to get your arms around — sprawling and repetitious, dependent on arcane particulars of physics and engineering, marked by failures to act and by large-scale action that accomplishes nothing.
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The final question for Bennett was about if he's reflected on a previous statement in which he said he'll always be viewed as a black man in America ... no matter what he accomplishes in football.
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Parents have long been able to set up 529 accounts for an unborn child, but the provision accomplishes what anti-abortion activists have long sought: It enshrines into federal law the recognition of the unborn.
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To the extent that the bank accomplishes this while sustaining solid credit quality, including relatively better NCOs in its credit card book, and capital levels above peer averages, Fitch would likely take positive rating action.
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But what Markey accomplishes is something equally valuable: to painstakingly map out the path that brought one of the nuns, Maura Clarke, nearly 50 years old, almost inevitably to that ditch in a foreign land.
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If the Health Transformation Alliance accomplishes its goals and, perhaps, sets a trend toward a new business model that removes PBMs as commission brokers for medication, it could lower health insurance costs and drug prices.
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The real Elliot has to live his life, and thus, he has to blend his other personas — the Mastermind and Mr. Robot among them — back into his core self, something he accomplishes by series' end.
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Jean-Louis Aubert's discreet score does not so much underline the emotion of the characters as annotate it, something the occasional third-person voice-over narration (by the director's son, the actor Louis Garrel) also accomplishes.
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But as Nerdwriter explains in the video below, Shane Black's brand of awkward movie violence is more creative and realistic, and it accomplishes more than a normal movie's fight scene because it goes beyond the violence.
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It accomplishes this by building healthy, sustainable communities through local engagement and partnerships and by focusing on the leading causes of mortality for mothers and children in targeted communities throughout Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean.
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The Block 5 accomplishes this thanks to a set of upgrades including improved engines, a more durable interstage, titanium grid fins, and an improved thermal protection system, which hold up better to the stresses of launch.
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In both cases, Trump's since rolled out a policy plan that accomplishes many of the same objectives, and that he can fall back on whenever he's asked about the outlandish promises he made during the primaries.
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The Secure Act, which passed the House of Representatives in May by an overwhelmingly bipartisan vote of 417-3, accomplishes these reforms, and that's why I'm urging my colleagues in the Senate to pass it swiftly.
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This accomplishes two things: It allows the information you've just taken in to spread through your brain cells, which is good because there is power in numbers, and it also keeps you from defenestrating the puzzle.
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In the span of approximately six words, the poor child accomplishes all it was ever meant to, and the singer wanders off, abandoning it to the care of the San Girolamo Home for Orphaned Rhetorical Devices.
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That seems to be what the Maryland law accomplishes, which advocates — led by the Maryland Coalition for Justice and Police Accountability — called "an important start" even though it didn't go as far as they would like.
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A July hike, said Feroli, makes sense since it accomplishes three goals for the FOMC, none of which have to do with their dual mandate of full employment and steady inflation, instead focusing on political concerns.
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But the bottom line is that the technology the FBI is requesting — and that Apple has tacitly conceded it could build if forced to do so — accomplishes what many back door opponents have insisted is impossible.
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"It has been my intention since Day One to turn a negative situation into a positive and I think this fellowship accomplishes that goal," Blake, 37, said in a joint statement with the city announcing the agreement.
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"I don't know that it accomplishes all that much" in the short-term, said Gary Claxton, a vice president at the Kaiser Family Foundation, a leading health-care policy research group, when asked about the order's impacts.
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CHIBA, Japan (Reuters) - Tiger Woods' peers have learned over the years never to be surprised at anything he accomplishes and are braced for a further onslaught from the greatest player of their era, and perhaps any era.
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The new system, which was tested in a study reported in Science, accomplishes monitoring through two ultrathin wireless sensors that transmit the baby's vital signs to a base where the information can be processed in real time.
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The new video clip shows a silent Ms. Olsen in mundane settings — a house, a park, behind the wheel — between shots of misty forests, and it accomplishes a quiet feat: It never breaks the fragile mood. J.P.
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The only thing this policy accomplishes is the imposition of further pain and suffering on parents who have already been faced with a terrible choice between tremendous risks in a wretched journey and greater harm or death.
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DM: You, like a lot of authors, focus on the relationship between Star Wars and Joseph Campbell's monomyth, in which a hero goes on an adventure, accomplishes a great victory, learns about himself in the process, etc.
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If you can get the predator to confess to what has happened, and the firm to confirm that in a resignation, for example, or some kind of apology or removal from position of power, that accomplishes two purposes.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - The United States will consider re-entry to the Trans Pacific Partnership once Washington accomplishes its goals on other trading relationships, U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said while on an official visit to Chile on Wednesday.
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As is the purpose of any racial caste system, the function of mass incarceration is to define what race is, and it accomplishes the same thing that Jim Crow laws achieved: segregation of black people from mainstream society.
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HP accomplishes the task through a graceful sort of simplicity — with two large hinges that let the display rotate nearly a full 360-degrees, laying flush against the bottom half to turn the system into a slate tablet.
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The tax bill that GOP majorities recently approved in both houses of Congress accomplishes that nicely, adding $1 trillion to the federal budget deficit under the most optimistic economic scenario, according to the nonpartisan Joint Committee on Taxation.
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The reality, though, is that no matter what he accomplishes, he will never live down his status as a top beer miler, and the novelty cheques and trophies around his apartment in Windsor are constant reminders of that.
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This path offers a simple yet illusory way to "take back control," but in fact accomplishes the opposite: It gives up control to power-hungry demagogues who divide us, weaken civil society and feed us dead-end solutions.
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His book — which won a top French literary award, the Prix Goncourt for a debut novel — accomplishes what the best kind of reporting can do: wade into questions that resist simple answers, while restoring dignity to its characters.
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Either way accomplishes the legal purpose, making a statement that China&aposs claims are unlawful; but refraining from publicising it gives China a diplomatic advantage in that it could portray us as gradually losing out in this contest.
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She accomplishes this by being willing to sacrifice basically all life before her own or for her quiet amusement, qualities extremely typical to the centuries-old "evil queen" trope that show little development of her character over time.
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But if you work from home or anywhere where playing music out loud is socially acceptable, and you don't want to invest in a multi-room speaker setup, the neck speaker accomplishes the same goal: music everywhere you go.
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I also hope this book accomplishes the notion that children's books all need a window and a mirror — a mirror to reflect who they are and a window to peer into the world around that is unfamiliar and different.
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People are correct to see these occurrences as indicating a president and his aides with a tin ear on race, but incorrect to believe that screaming to the heavens about them accomplishes anything beyond making smart people feel good.
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Hannity rips media for 'double standard' over Obama's 'flexibility' comments Judith Miller and Doug Schoen: Trump meets Putin and the fallout accomplishes the politically impossible Liz Peek: Did we expect Trump to call Putin a liar on global TV?
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Lastly, Mozilla is upgrading Firefox Monitor, the company's effort to help users identify when their accounts have been involved in a data breach, which it accomplishes through its partnership with security researcher Troy Hunt's "Have I Been Pwned" database.
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If you're an iPad Pro user you're probably keen to make the most of your Pencil options, and Astropad Studio definitely accomplishes that, plus there's a 7-day free trial so you can make sure it suits your needs.
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At a high level, the legislation accomplishes this goal in roughly three equal parts; 1/3 in tax increases, 2023/3 in changes to the retirement age, and 1/3 in a variety of changes to the benefit formula.
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Giving players a centralized hub for player research accomplishes two things for FanDuel: First, it helps level the playing field for rookie players who may not know the best places to get up to date information on their lineups.
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More importantly, this approach avoids creating a huge new government bureaucracy and/or healthcare panels to ration care, keeps the government out of the doctor-patient relationship, and accomplishes all this without increasing our federal debt or raising taxes.
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It accomplishes that primarily through the flawless combination of whimsy and cynicism inherent to Lemony Snicket's narration — a style that any onscreen adaptation inevitably loses due to the difficulty of capturing the steady rhythm of Snicket's ever-present editorializing.
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The HELP Act accomplishes the same goals as the PAUSE act, but would also grant oversight agencies more power to define some of the program's vague terms and close loopholes that allow hospitals to use the program for profit.
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Other times, though, they simply draw the player character, Hat Kid, on top of the object as a silhouette, which accomplishes the same goal — letting the player see the character at all times — while using far less computing power.
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Getting to split time between the various projects I have basically accomplishes that, as I can put my effort into writing and recording and sketching out a new project for one while figuring out the release of the other.
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And secondly on policy, it was so clear we&aposre opposed to the tax cuts, we&aposre opposed to Trump&aposs economy, Trump is horrible, that when he accomplishes something, which he&aposs doing tremendously, they can&apost share the spotlight.
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Joaquin Phoenix's character, the depressive fixer Joe, is terrifyingly competent when it comes to hurting people for pay, and yet somehow the film accomplishes the nifty trick of making the viewer deeply invested in sparing his character from further harm.
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On one end of the spectrum, the filibuster accomplishes no work when majority party support for a nominee is sufficiently strong — that is, when there are 22020 or more senators who will support a nominee even if that means going nuclear.
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But the prototype drive was promising and it accomplishes much of what Mazda vows to do: to get the internal combustion engine as perfected as possible in terms of efficiency and operation before jumping head-first into an electric future.
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That maintains the numbers game element that comes with roster management, and accomplishes three other things: 1) It doesn't handicap the selecting team or selected player (since they could be optioned to the minors, where they could play more often).
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Politics and policy are about tradeoffs, and for folks who care about increasing equality of transit access in California, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and building an inclusive California, this bill accomplishes those goals far more than not passing this bill.
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Indeed, at a time when we are all rooting for diplomacy with North Korea to succeed, walking away from the JCPOA risks losing a deal that accomplishes – with Iran – the very outcome that we are pursuing with the North Koreans.
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And the benefits for America are nowhere greater than in our sense of ourselves and the world's understanding of us: as a country that advances the notion of fairness, helps people survive and thrive, and accomplishes great things, like conquering disease.
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Indeed, at a time when we are all rooting for diplomacy with North Korea to succeed, walking away from the J.C.P.O.A. risks losing a deal that accomplishes — with Iran — the very outcome that we are pursuing with the North Koreans.
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This revision accomplishes what the Obama administration could have done from the very beginning —protect the religious freedom of citizens, and refrain from forcing those who object to abortion and contraception from helping the government to make it more easily available.
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The series, which premiered on February 13 and has slowly been rolling out new episodes, accomplishes this by having its potentially affianced paramours go on "dates" in two-chambered "pods" where they can hear each other but can't see each other.
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The defense features a shrimpy ex-safety torpedoing around at linebacker (Deone Bucannon), a resurgent big-name import rushing the passer (Dwight Freeney), and a secondary that, at its best, accomplishes exactly what a net spread sideline-to-sideline would.
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But as the letter Mattis signed argued, abandoning TPP accomplishes the exact opposite of this — undermining efforts to draw non-Chinese Asian countries into closer alignment with each other and encouraging the formation of a China-centric East Asian order.
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The film's genius lies in the way it accomplishes this: As Sheil dives further into her research of Chubbuck, her character's psyche begins to infiltrate her own, and she struggles with the ethics of even trying to play the role.
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Early Man aims to transport audiences back to the dawn of humanity, a feat it accomplishes not just by following a tribe of cave people but also by aping a kind of flickery film stock you don't see much these days.
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Indeed, at a time when we are all rooting for diplomacy with North Korea to succeed, walking away from the JCPOA risks losing a deal that accomplishes — with Iran — the very outcome that we are pursuing with the North Koreans.
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Indeed, at a time when we are all rooting for diplomacy with North Korea to succeed, walking away from the JCPOA risks losing a deal that accomplishes – with Iran – the very outcome that we are pursuing with the North Koreans.
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What the Dyson V8 accomplishes better than any other portable vacuum out there is being a good all-around vacuum, which you can use like a full-size or like a handheld, without much in the way of compromises in either case.
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Some of the best speculative fiction refracts back such trenchant truths about the present that it can be physically uncomfortable to read—'Future Home of the Living God', from widely acclaimed author Louise Erdrich and out today from Harper, certainly accomplishes that.
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What Stone accomplishes in that moment in the restaurant is done with more ineffable magic, a combination of her own airy skill and the love the camera can't help but la-la-lavish on her: She doesn't sing, but she doesn't have to.
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This is a plan, in other words, that only accomplishes something if Cruz wins outright in Indiana—and may accomplish nothing at all unless it means the difference between Trump winning outright, and Trump arriving in Cleveland exceedingly close to outright victory.
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The series accomplishes this via a number of flashbacks to the two's time in the wake of the miscarriage, along with several montages of the monotony of Jesse's life in that time: more beer, more sex with Tulip, more failed pregnancy tests.
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This is a solely political move because it accomplishes nothing new - Iran is already designated as a state sponsor of terrorism and the illegitimate businesses that benefit the IRGC are already sanctioned by the United States and restricted from the international marketplace.
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And if four-times major winner Els on Sunday does not finally don the Green Jacket that so far has eluded him in an otherwise stellar career, he will not be surprised if one of his fellow South Africans accomplishes the feat.
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"The report now looks increasingly like a check-the-box exercise by U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres, designed to show commitment to accountability when in reality it accomplishes exactly the opposite," Phil Robertson, the group's deputy director for Asia, said in a statement.
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In testimony before Congress last week, Mr. Lighthizer declined to specify whether the administration would lift all of its tariffs when a deal is struck, or hold some of the levies in place and roll them back only once China accomplishes certain reforms.
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The only thing that a fidelity to positive stereotypes accomplishes, then, is to absolve society of maintaining commitments to the disabled, like making places more accessible, since it would be ridiculous to aid people who already have a leg up with added perks.
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SO, WE ARE ENGAGED, AND IT'S ROBERT LIGHTHIZER, THE USTR, WHO IS THE HEAD OF THIS WITH THE PRESIDENT, ENGAGED IN TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WAYS WHERE WE CAN WORK WITH ALLIES AND PARTNERS IN A WAY WHICH ACCOMPLISHES THEIR GOALS AND OURS.
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"Avengers: Endgame" and "Toy Story 4" The fourth entries in these franchises both felt like genuine endings -- with emotion as well as excitement -- offering a reminder that blockbuster filmmaking can still be thrilling when it accomplishes precisely what it sets out to do.
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Jirenga accomplishes a similar task though she keeps some more clear signifiers of mother Africa in her "The City of Saints XIX" (2017) where a dark-skinned woman, again facing away from the viewer, transports a basket on her cloth-covered head.
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To do good in the world isn't always to beat back the darkness of the universe, but reaching out to someone in pain — even someone you don't know well or someone you don't particularly like — accomplishes the same on a smaller scale.
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How this will work in practice, however, remains to be seen, because if the new executive order accomplishes what the White House claims, then it could conflict with language in the original travel ban and the administration will be forced to explain its reasoning.
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Every once in a while a city attempts to pass (or actually accomplishes passing) a law so ridiculous that it could be a movie — à la Footloose and the very real Oklahoma town it's based on, which didn't remove an outdated dancing ban until 1980.
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One of the more remarkable things that Sorry to Bother You accomplishes is a subtle but convincing argument that when it comes to the lived experience of a typical worker, there are not so many differences between the internet age and the preceding one.
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What separates Tony Hawk from us lowly plebes, however, is that he is Tony Hawk; and being Tony Hawk, as he accomplishes these mundane tasks, people occasionally notice that he is Tony Hawk—a phenomenon he apparently finds fascinating, and loves to document on Twitter.
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"What we want to do if we win the election in April is to make clear that in Spain, as in all the modern democratic countries in the world, we are going to make sure everyone accomplishes with (the use of) law," he said.
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Based on what we see in the trailer, the coming season will look at everything from the wall breaches of Rainbow Six: Siege to the challenge of flipping an overturned Halo Warthog (a feat that Master Chief accomplishes with the press of a button).
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It won't matter how much she accomplishes, how many lives she improves, what deep-seated problems she solves, or even if she amasses a record that warrants a Top 10 ranking among presidents -- in the society we live it's going to be tough for women.
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"Indeed, at a time when we are all rooting for diplomacy with North Korea to succeed, walking away from the JCPOA risks losing a deal that accomplishes -- with Iran -- the very outcome that we are pursuing with the North Koreans," Obama said in a statement.
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"What (Africa Command) accomplishes with a few people and a few dollars, on a continent 3 and half times the size of the continental United States, is a bargain for the American taxpayer and low cost insurance for America in that region," Townsend said.
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"All that it really accomplishes is transferring wealth from cities that use the funds to pay for cops and fire departments and teachers to big wireless carriers," Blair Levin, an industry adviser and former Democratic FCC official, told The Hill in a phone interview.
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While the company is not saying how it accomplishes the smaller RAW type it's safe to assume there's some compression happening, and while you'll still have a better image than you might with JPEG it won't necessarily give you the same experience as a true RAW.
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The Lite is $21871335 cheaper than the original Switch, a feat it accomplishes by removing some of the console's more innovative features, including the ability to dock and play it on a TV. The solid state body also removes the shakable Joy Cons from the equation.
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But more to the point: While it is not too difficult to come up with scenarios in which keeping the filibuster helps the Democrats defeat a very conservative nominee in the future, it is much harder to see how filibustering Gorsuch accomplishes anything for the Democrats.
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"The present invention makes available for the first time a more or less general purpose machine that has universal application to a vast diversity of applications where cyclic control is to be desired; and in this aspect, the invention accomplishes many important results," the patent filing states.
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"Energy Star accomplishes several highly desirable goals at once: it helps consumers reduce high energy bills, promotes economic growth by stimulating investment in new technology, reduces pollution through cost-effective measures, and helps ensure the reliability of our electric system by reducing peak demand," they said.
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" Similarly, NPR interviewed a retired steelworker who conceded that his industry's jobs were probably gone forever, but said of Mr. Trump, "If he accomplishes 10 percent of what he says he's going to do, then that's 10 percent more than anybody else is going to do.
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In part, the Notebook 9 accomplishes its thrifty size by abandoning much of the baggage that Windows manufacturers have strapped to laptops in a gimmick-minded effort to make their devices standout: The streamlined design doesn't have a back-flipping hinge, a touchscreen, or even metal casing.
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To make sure it accomplishes that goal, the Trump administration also wants to strip California of its authority to set stricter greenhouse gas standards for vehicles sold within its borders, which the state is authorized to do under a longstanding provision of the Clean Air Act.
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In his short novel, Ackerman accomplishes what a mountain of maximalist books have rarely delivered over tens of thousands of pages and a few decades: He makes pure character-based literary art, free of irony, free of authorial self-aggrandizement, dedicated only to deeply human storytelling.
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If he accomplishes nothing else, Mr. Gabbay, 50, has quickly pulled off what seemed to be next to impossible: Giving hopeless, powerless and feckless Israeli liberals permission to at least imagine a post-Netanyahu restoration, to daydream again about being given a fresh chance to lead.
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Rather, the show's iconography superimposed on an action pose suggests that Trump sees himself as a conquering hero in a more generic sense: A man fighting a noble struggle, and justified in inflicting pain if it accomplishes his own goals and just seems kind of awesome.
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" He added that the group thinks it can "deal with some of those issues in a manner that accomplishes the purposes of the bill while assuring that small platforms aren't subjected to unexpected and unintended liability for trying to help out in the fight against problematic content online.
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On issue after issue it's like that: He doesn't act or speak for the majority, but he accomplishes some narrower purpose, and gets away with it partly because gerrymandering, the structure of the Senate and the Electoral College have led to a government out of sync with the governed.
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Still, writer-director Nancy Jo Sales -- essentially adapting, and updating, her 2015 Vanity Fair piece "Tinder and the Dawn of the Dating Apocalypse" -- accomplishes more than just make old married folk feel relieved to be out of dating game; rather, she travels the country, to places like Austin, Tex.
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Close to the Edge actually accomplishes some of these ambitions, and at the same time illustrates a clear (not quite generational) dividing line between artists whose practices demonstrate a loyalty to the medium as an aestheticized conveyor of content and younger artists who don't seem interested in that game.
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The opera is based on Friedrich Schiller's play Wilhelm Tell, and recounts the legend of the 14th-century Swiss national hero who is forced by a Habsburg overlord to shoot an apple off his son's head, a marvelous feat he accomplishes before assassinating the despot and leading the Swiss to freedom.
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Although it is tempting to criticize Friedman for creating a piece that transposes work by Native American dancers and musicians into a contemporary art setting, what she accomplishes with "Mother Drum" is to expose art historical cycles without giving them a platform or casting the performers' contributions into the shadows.
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Now, I didn't get a hands-on with a prototype the way several other outlets did (a hazard of working in the remote Pacific Northwest), so I'll be waiting for the final device before I render a final opinion on whether the reMarkable accomplishes what it sets out to do.
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And the way Linklater accomplishes this is as perfect and gentle as anything in his filmography, with a beautiful, sun-dappled meeting between would-be lovers in the early dawn, followed by that first moment of class, when a professor imparts a lesson the boys are still too young to understand.
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"Energy Star accomplishes several highly desirable goals at once: it helps consumers reduce high energy bills, promotes economic growth by stimulating investment in new technology, reduces pollution through cost-effective measures, and helps ensure the reliability of our electric system by reducing peak demand," the dozens of companies and groups wrote.
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Delighted to find herself a ghost, "a mote in the dust of the unresolved dead," Jo seizes the opportunity to exact revenge on Ned, taking quick possession of people and places, manipulating jukeboxes and iPhones, even enlisting the family dog as she accomplishes in death everything her life left unfinished.
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"What we are fighting is also is this subterranean Islamism, which advances through social networks, which accomplishes its task invisibly, which works silently on the weak and the unstable, betraying even those it claims to represent, who, on our very soil, indoctrinate through proximity and daily corrupt," Mr. Macron said.
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If Sanders does secure the nomination, we could well see a similarly boring but still ultimately successful general election campaign that accomplishes exactly what any other Democratic candidate would work to accomplish—trying to win over some Obama-Trump voters in key swing states and bumping up minority turnout a bit.
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Our housing unit (which, like most prison housing units, usually sounds like a zoo) is often dead quiet these days, save for an occasional grunt of satisfaction when someone accomplishes some goal in one of the games, or gets into an argument of their own about how to turn it on.
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The statement simply doubles-down on her first comments and then veers off on to the topic of adoption which has little, if anything, to do with the separation of families at the border, a clumsy sleight of hand to obfuscate the real issue here that accomplishes little and makes even less sense.
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Palin accomplishes many things unusual for a political speaker: She recites the Arabic phrase for "God is great," and, more notably, coins a new word, squirmishes, a cross between squirm (which means to wriggle the body from side to side) and skirmish (which means a brief fight or encounter between small groups).
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In fact, Walgreens' plan to buy 33,186 Rite Aid stores accomplishes many of the same goals as the merger - including eliminating Rite Aid as a rival - but does so in a way that makes it harder for the FTC to take the companies to court to stop the transaction, antitrust experts said.
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An ideal e-reader is a conduit to the imaginative worlds created by books, and I'd argue that nothing accomplishes this better than the new Oasis, which is at once immersive thanks to its large screen, while also being light and small enough to make it easier to handle than your average paperback.
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Both Halford and Lockwood distance themselves from the more controversial aspects of their respective traditions, performing a familiar contortion of contemporary religious memoir: Priestdaddy accomplishes it right away with its heretical title, forgoing a subtle nod for an audible headshake, indicating that while the author was once Catholic, she definitely isn't any more.
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And as Descartes accomplishes that, Johnson says they'll begin moving on to other crops (Descartes has already begun tracking soybeans) and other regions such as Brazil and Argentina, the Black Sea region, China, and the EU. After that, Johnson says his company has ambitions to better understand the planet as a living organism.
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In fact, Walgreens' plan to buy 2,33 Rite Aid stores accomplishes many of the same goals as the merger - including eliminating Rite Aid as a rival - but does so in a way that makes it harder for the FTC to take the companies to court to stop the transaction, antitrust experts said.
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Pascal Lamy, the former director general of the W.T.O., said that what the United States accomplishes could depend to a considerable extent on whether it seeks a broad opening up of international trade, including a requirement that China remove many trade barriers, or whether the United States ends up protecting its own market.
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But Mr. Trump accomplishes this only through budgetary legerdemain by pushing much of his 4.7 percent military spending increase out of the regular budget and into an account called Overseas Contingency Operations that has been used mainly to finance wars in Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria and has therefore been exempt from congressional caps.
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After all those years at "SNL," she's an absolute master at rescuing laughs from overlong sketches that run themselves into the ground — she does more with a lock-pick and a banana in this movie than Henson accomplishes with 50 hypersexual puppets and all the hand-sewn vulvas an R-rating can buy.
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" Setting the stage for a whole litany of potential barriers for women's access to health care, the very beginning of the drafted document notes that "HHS accomplishes its mission through programs and initiatives that cover a wide spectrum of activities, serving and protecting Americans at every stage of life, beginning at conception.
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By accepting a deal that accomplishes their goal of protecting Dreamers while also including support for increased border security, the Democrats will have a victory to point to in their preservation of DACA, while also demonstrating that they can get tough on immigration and that they are willing and able to compromise with the Republicans.
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It accomplishes this with a good measure of success, by pairing a careful selection of Sottsass works with other pieces from the Met's design collection (and a few loans), including thoughtful matches with LA ceramicist Peter Shire, Lapo Binazzi (of UFO Collective), architect, designer, and founder of Domus magazine, Gio Ponti, and revolutionary Japanese designer Shiro Kuramata.
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""Since, 2008, sustainable packaging initiatives at Amazon including Frustration Free Packaging (FFP) have eliminated more than 665,000 tons of packaging materials — more than 1.18 billion shipping boxes," an Amazon spokesperson told Business Insider, adding that it accomplishes this in part by "promoting easy-to-open, recycling packaging and shipping products in their own packages without additional shipping boxes.
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"The choice of importing the ochre from a distance rather than using a more common local material which accomplishes the same purpose argues that having a red face or hair or clothing or weapons also carried a symbolic message of some sort," said paleoanthropologist Alison Brooks of George Washington University and the museum's Human Origins Program.
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Trigger proponents want a mechanism that will cancel tax cuts if the fanciful growth forecasts of ardent supply-siders turn out to be wrong, but it's difficult to design a mechanism that accomplishes that without also introducing an "automatic destabilizer" that delivers a hefty dose of anti-stimulus to the economy if it falls into recession.
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"The governor has said that he is in support of legislation that would reduce the number of abortions and protect life, and he also believes that any legislation needs to be thoughtful and strategic so that it actually accomplishes the goals it sets out to do," Chris Walker, a spokesman for Lee, told CNN in a statement.
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Inovat accomplishes this with an app, available on mobile or on desktop, which employs optical character recognition (OCR) and machine learning to interpret receipts you upload or photograph, determine how much VAT you should be owed for your purchase, and prepare the requisite forms for submission to a customs officer or via an online customs filing form like those found at some airports.
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Will HurdWilliam Ballard HurdDemocrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges Republicans offer support for Steve King challenger House Democrats target 2020 GOP incumbents in new ad MORE (Texas) – offered a proposal that accomplishes a just, merciful, and humble plan to secure our border; and the future of the undocumented young people (Dreamers) who were brought to this country through no fault of their own.
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By pre-emptively leaking Mueller's topic areas, the President's team accomplishes several related goals: (1) The President has an opportunity to publicly attack the topic areas and craft his own counter-narrative; (2) With the passage of time, Congress and the American people may become numb to the issues before Mueller refers the matter to Congress; and (3) The wind is taken out of Mueller's sails and of any potential report he makes to Congress.
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As Mark Greif of n+1 writes in "Radiohead, or the Philosophy of Pop": We don't even agree about how the interconnection of pop music and lyrics, rather than the words spoken alone, accomplishes an utterly different task of representation, more scattershot and overwhelming and much less careful and dignified than poetry—and bad critics show their ignorance when they persist in treating pop like poetry, as in the still-growing critical effluence around Bob Dylan.
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The appointment of a new director, Klaus Biesenbach — a social butterfly who will savor his time on the red carpets, but also an advocate for young artists at MoMA PS1, and a talented curator with an all-too-rare ecological commitment — could draw a line under the MOCA crisis if he accomplishes two tasks: First, he needs to convince the collectors on its board, which has ultimate responsibility for MOCA's stewardship, to commit themselves fully to the museum or to make way for trustees who will.
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