I'm suggesting that diversity reports are not accomplishing what they should be accomplishing.
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I strongly believe in setting one, or two, goals to work towards in the new year because accomplishing something beats accomplishing nothing.
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While general-purpose hardware is usually the most efficient tool for accomplishing all tasks collectively, it is almost always the least-efficient tool for accomplishing any particular task.
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"I think to beat Trump, I think you're going to do better with someone like myself that has a record of accomplishing bringing people together and accomplishing, you know, challenging solutions," Hickenlooper said.
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BROADLY: What are you most proud of accomplishing in 2017?
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The numbers provided by Facebook suggest it is accomplishing that.
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Other brains have different ways of accomplishing the same task.
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It's a way of accomplishing something organic while embracing fidelity.
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The President's lawful order remains critical to accomplishing that goal.
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He was important, driven at work, and accomplishing a lot.
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And I think accomplishing that ... took courage by the band.
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But the challenges to accomplishing a tax overhaul are many.
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Maxwell was a key figure in accomplishing all of that.
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But accomplishing it will require a change in Russian behavior.
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A person's ambitions increase in line with accomplishing their goals.
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What could Trump possibly be accomplishing with this blatant dissembling?
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Accomplishing all of this will take legislative and administrative action.
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But US policy has utterly failed at accomplishing that goal.
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In reality, it's accomplishing half of one of those things.
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This made me feel as though I was accomplishing something.
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"I feel good about what we are accomplishing," he said.
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Creativity could even shorten your timeline for accomplishing your financial goals.
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Despite some communication mishaps, daytime is best for accomplishing your goals.
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Gottlieb believes these new guidelines are essential to accomplishing that task.
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Otherwise, the only thing they're accomplishing is booting women off Twitter.
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You have to believe you're capable of accomplishing these extraordinary things.
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It wound up making her feel like she wasn't accomplishing anything.
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"You're accomplishing your goal, but you're taking away revenue," Kominski said.
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Successful military strategy is carefully calibrated to accomplishing the military objective.
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And to the degree that he's accomplishing it, he's hurting America.
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Other than spending lots of money, this effort isn't accomplishing anything.
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I give high marks to Razer for accomplishing that feat alone.
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"Everybody's trying to do something, and nobody's accomplishing anything," Bates said.
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And so, I don't understand what the President thinks he's accomplishing.
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Despite the naysayers, our leaders are capable of accomplishing big things.
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Update people daily about what he's doing and what he's accomplishing.
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The Pentagon is certainly capable of accomplishing multiple tasks at once.
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This diversity of systems and ways of accomplishing goals is key.
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Republicans face their share of hurdles to accomplishing their legislative goals.
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The ad seems aimed at accomplishing both of Mr. Tester's goals.
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And all the reforms they are accomplishing are necessarily the best.
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"Accomplishing these goals meant getting creative with decreasing expenses," he said.
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And so I don't understand what the president thinks he's accomplishing.
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Generating valuable goals can be just as challenging as accomplishing them.
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Often, accomplishing that calls for treatments with various dyes and chemicals.
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Or is he trying to do both — while actually accomplishing neither?
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His lying was strategic, aimed at accomplishing personal and professional aims.
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Your question implies the drug war is not accomplishing its aims.
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It's not clear to me what exactly that conversation is accomplishing.
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You can have a lot on your plate without actually accomplishing anything.
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Accomplishing that will give you the confidence to unscramble your infinity scarf.
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"Accomplishing this weight loss together has made our relationship so much stronger."
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But accomplishing those great things will require some serious (and difficult!) changes.
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Accomplishing both of these will be a puzzle with many moving parts.
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"They are tenacious, hungry and understand the value of accomplishing the mission."
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He did something I tried to do and was unsuccessful in accomplishing.
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Battlefield 1 comes closer to accomplishing this than any other video game.
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We are accomplishing the unthinkable and setting positive records while doing so!
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That end is accomplishing the policy goals that a party stands for.
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I think they're more than capable of accomplishing anything they want to.
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Ms. Warren has the clearest plans for accomplishing hers, as you noted.
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The consensus among conservatives in Washington to accomplishing tax reform is fierce.
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But we are clearly accomplishing a lot, and he is doing it.
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Thanks for being such a kickass team and accomplishing miracles every day.
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But Iran's quest for Near Eastern and Islamic primacy requires accomplishing multiple objectives.
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He can pride himself on already accomplishing one successful reinvention in Motor City.
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Accomplishing change is not just a matter of the company snapping its fingers.
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The use of appropriate eye and sun protection is crucial in accomplishing this.
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I want to feel like I'm actually hacking, and that I'm accomplishing something.
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"Accomplishing this requires reaching the Raqqa-Deir al-Zor road," the source said.
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You don't earn money through Alipay: Instead, it's a tool for accomplishing tasks.
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And I have to give Ron credit for accomplishing what I could not.
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Usually, a paycheck goes a long way to accomplishing the goal of staying.
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Focusing on accomplishing your chores is a great way to distract yourself today.
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"[DHS] is accomplishing the spirit of what the president is asking," Essaheb said.
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But accomplishing it will require policy changes, and there Jokowi may face trouble.
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Machine learning is accomplishing Facebook's mission of connecting the world across language barriers.
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Instead, he covered himself with the stench of opportunism without accomplishing anything useful.
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But what distinguishes it is how good it is at accomplishing its goals.
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"We congratulate the Afghan Security Forces on accomplishing this important mission," Shoffner said.
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We know what city leaders are capable of accomplishing with commitment and support.
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The best was bonding with my daughter accomplishing this, because I was 58.
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He is accomplishing that goal with relatively inexpensive cybersecurity attacks and information warfare.
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They also made clear that consular officials' careers hinged upon accomplishing that goal.
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Give thanks to the United States women's water polo team for accomplishing that.
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How it will go about accomplishing that could become clearer next spring. Mrs.
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"This has been a year of extraordinary accomplishing for the Trump administration," Sen.
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They knew that accomplishing that goal would take lives, and they didn't care.
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Like, I always start therapy with the hope of accomplishing a particular goal.
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I Approve This Message is accomplishing several things, all of which are important.
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If it wasn't intended to intimidate, it wound up accomplishing that goal anyway.
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But Nintendo isn't accomplishing that in either device by using a bigger battery.
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And, he said, he's never heard of another animal accomplishing such a task.
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In it, people sit around and talk and talk while accomplishing virtually nothing.
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Accomplishing it requires a lot of killing, but that's always the superhero paradox.
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But determining what exactly the program is accomplishing will be no simple thing.
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How close quantum computers are to accomplishing any of those tasks is unclear.
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The key to accomplishing great things, staying productive, and general success is discipline.
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That made a regulatory change the only realistic path to accomplishing Trump's goal.
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There's nothing wrong with running a budget deficit if you're accomplishing something worthwhile.
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Libby: I'm still a little confused by what Elizabeth was supposed to be accomplishing.
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Tonight's perfect for accomplishing any chores around your house that you've been putting off.
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Although Williams' dream of accomplishing another Grand Slam has been deferred, she remains positive.
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It&aposs -- we will have an agreement, so it will be in accomplishing agreement.
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If you're trying to do three things at once, you're often accomplishing very little.
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My body is a method of accomplishing day to day things and that's it.
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"To me climbing to the top was accomplishing a dream of mine," Lai said.
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He matched his career high for hits, accomplishing the feat for the seventh time.
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Movies are traditionally about action—getting the girl, winning the big game, accomplishing something.
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Ben Goldhirsh, CEO of Good Worldwide, reiterates the importance of optimism in accomplishing goals.
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Sanders earned this Person of the Year award for accomplishing the following in 2016.
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In his first two years, he is accomplishing more than any president since FDR.
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If I don't attack the idea of race in general, I'm not accomplishing anything.
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That would make American goods more competitive globally, accomplishing one of Trump's top goals.
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It was a prime example of sanctions leading to unintended consequences while accomplishing nothing.
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"If you don't travel, then you're actually accomplishing what the terrorists want to do."
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" He added that "accomplishing our objectives and goals will require adjustments to the company.
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Keep an eye out for what your coworkers are accomplishing, and genuinely congratulate them.
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This shows the ESA is not working, nor accomplishing its goals set by Congress.
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The company's priority is to reduce the barriers to accomplishing basic tasks with others.
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Though Mr. Sessions quickly lost Mr. Trump's support, he focused on accomplishing his agenda.
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"Accomplishing something regularly — even if it's small — will make you more productive," she said.
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""From a medical point of view, I don't know what you would be accomplishing.
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But this obscures the opposite truth: Accomplishing great things helps you develop a network.
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The NBA player that is closest to accomplishing the goal next is Russell Westbrook.
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And you know what all the money and effort is (and is not) accomplishing.
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"There's a danger on the internet that you think you're accomplishing something," he says.
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"Accomplishing something history-making is an excellent way to close out #BlackHistoryMonth," Rhimes tweeted.
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Accomplishing even just the first would be to do something that's never been done.
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Just think of what some nonprofits are already accomplishing with what data they have.
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Instead of getting overwhelmed, focus on accomplishing one task whenever you have some down time.
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But Attorney General Jeff Sessions has been the most effective figure in accomplishing Trumpist goals.
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Siri: Siri is a mixed bag when it comes to actually accomplishing tasks for you.
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We were accomplishing a lot, but I think more importantly, we getting along very well.
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Accomplishing all of this would require an estimated investment of $454 billion over 10 years.
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A mobile broadband initiative accomplishing such a task in rural India is no small feat.
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While accomplishing nothing, hopefully this comical eruption of pathetic desperation will make them feel better.
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"This is one piece of the puzzle in terms of accomplishing their ultimate end game."
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Accomplishing success in a male-dominated field like computing was nothing short of a challenge.
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Success in Her Majesty means accomplishing specific goals while still keeping the kingdom in balance.
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We all agree that innovation is one of the best tools in accomplishing these goals.
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And the fund is touting CIC's involvement as a strategic advantage in accomplishing this goal.
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It seems he thrives off the act of accomplishing a goal for its own sake.
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Plus, accomplishing that trend would require draconian anti-fertility policies and extremely strict immigration laws.
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Using taxpayer funding efficiently requires having reliable information about what government policies are actually accomplishing.
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Accomplishing these goals will stabilize the region and contribute to greater security of the west.
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" "My point is he's accomplishing the things that he's worked since he was 21 on.
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What did he learn that well-planned and supported scientific programs were not already accomplishing?
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I don't think the existing order in the House has much chance of accomplishing this.
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On the contrary, he assuredly views accomplishing tax reform as his excuse to move on.
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Accomplishing that through dialogue would set a laudable example for the region and the world.
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But, like we tell our kids, sometimes the trying is more important than the accomplishing.
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From the perspective of pure innovation, one has to admire what Google is accomplishing here.
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Unfortunately, President Clinton all but canceled the program in 1993, accomplishing what Gorbachev could not.
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Mr. Bolton is the hawk extraordinaire, with a total disdain for accomplishing anything through negotiation.
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But it's worth pausing to consider what Trump is attempting — and in some cases accomplishing.
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Accomplishing this, though, requires an overhaul of work rules and other impediments to potential contractors.
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" Asked if there was anything that he regretted not accomplishing, Mr. Brown responded: "Not particularly.
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And from a medical point of view, I don't know what you would be accomplishing.
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"I keep accomplishing things, and maybe I've put too much pressure on myself," Rahm said.
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" He added, "No other plan on the table has any assurance of accomplishing these things.
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And the group is accomplishing this all behind the scenes — without any prior public scrutiny.
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He brought ideas to the arena that were focused on actually accomplishing something through governing.
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"It's very hard to see what the state is accomplishing by requiring that with surnames."
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Do you think the New York Times article succeeds in accomplishing Dr. Mateu-Gelabert's goal?
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What he ends up accomplishing in San Francisco is what we're all waiting to see.
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For Clinton, the woman angle is by far the most promising route to accomplishing that.
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The students who exerted more self-control were not more successful in accomplishing their goals.
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And then to see what they're accomplishing, they make those guys in my room completely insignificant.
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"You could reduce the number of regulations by 10 percent without accomplishing very much," he said.
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While everything may not be working out for the animals, they are certainly accomplishing the crimes.
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The Trump administration's long-term nuclear security budgets no longer include money for accomplishing these goals.
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Despite my personal contributions at Yahoo, I'm sure I wasn't accomplishing twice that of my peers.
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"I'm not sure it's accomplishing what they want," said Mark Kalinowski, an analyst at Nomura Securities.
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This allows us to leverage transportation dollars we are already spending, accomplishing two goals at once.
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The ease of accomplishing that depends on just what it is you are looking back on.
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At the pro-level, esports athletes are accomplishing amazing things with their feet on a keyboard.
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It was then that it began to dawn on viewers that this wasn't actually accomplishing anything.
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You're rewarded with a perfect grade for accomplishing both, good for missing one of them, etc.
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We're all capable of overcoming seemingly paralyzing fears and accomplishing much more than we think possible.
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The Global Food Security Act of 2016 is a good first step in accomplishing these goals.
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Last February, I noted that #MeToo was accomplishing changes that the law so far had not.
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Op-Ed Contributor The #MeToo movement is accomplishing what sexual harassment law to date has not.
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It lets conservatives fire up supporters, but in terms of accomplishing much, well, it probably won't.
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We should instead do our best and not worry about what others are completing or accomplishing.
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This involved a lot of barking about the dangers of immigration, spreading fear but accomplishing little.
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"From a medical point of view, I don't even know what you'd be accomplishing," Cuomo said.
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Collective action will be much more effective in accomplishing the big, systemic change we truly need.
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Appointing a credible successor to Comey would go a long way to accomplishing this important goal.
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But in making the offer to talk, Mr. Tillerson may be accomplishing several goals at once.
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From my perspective, the July 10 meeting was a positive step toward accomplishing our shared goals.
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At the time, Bannon was already well on his way to accomplishing many of his goals.
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The prospect of accomplishing more with less money could appeal to a career businessman like Trump.
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These sneaky mental habits quietly derail us from accomplishing the things we set out to achieve.
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The deal is accomplishing a critical national security priority — preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.
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Accomplishing what is needed to boost the use of nuclear energy will take diligence and patience.
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China, not Russia, now appears to be the power with the greatest potential of accomplishing this.
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Even before the phone call, Taiwan had succeeded in accomplishing important goals with Mr. Trump's team.
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For a country that spends relatively little on health care, Taiwan is accomplishing quite a lot.
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Yet even with this small hardware, the bee brain is capable of accomplishing many complex tasks.
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She does, however, have reservations on the effectiveness of the movement in accomplishing a lasting solution.
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He doesn't go into much detail about his diplomatic or political strategy for accomplishing that, though.
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I liked it, and I was getting credentials—so in that sense, I was accomplishing something.
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I'm really interested in accomplishing things and I don't think that's where this president came in.
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Pujols thus joined Hall of Famers Hank Aaron, Willie Mays and Frank Robinson in accomplishing the feat.
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He said the next step is accomplishing the actual goal — an "aggressive plan" to address the violence .
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He freely admits to accomplishing much of the work for his district outside the halls of Congress.
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However, I know that I only have any hope of accomplishing the first item on that list.
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Like many games, you travel across a large map, going from level to level, accomplishing various goals.
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"What I want to do is spend our time accomplishing things for the American people," McConnell said.
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And no, this is not accomplishing the assumed goal of conveying that he can laugh at himself.
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Check. "Me after accomplishing one thing on my to-do list" You, at literally any moment ever?
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Mercury and Saturn will connect early this morning, assisting you in accomplishing whatever goals you're excited about.
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But increasingly, engines like Unity are capable of accomplishing similar feats: games are getting easier to build.
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The chances of us getting our collective shit together and accomplishing what these scenarios describe are ... slim.
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Replacing people with robots is a massive technological challenge—and one we're not even close to accomplishing.
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Accomplishing that much crucially involved more than $2675 million in donations from famous rich guy Michael Bloomberg.
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"None of those initiatives has succeeded at accomplishing more than minor changes at the margin," she said.
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See the braids in action and a handy video tutorial on accomplishing one of your own, ahead.
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For him, that was someone in his field who was accomplishing things he held in high regard.
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"My body is a method of accomplishing day to day things and that's it," @shastavibes pointed out.
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What are we accomplishing with this hard-line take on no doping or performance enhancing via drugs?
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Lots of effort today goes toward balancing your schedule, being healthy, and accomplishing you to-do list.
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To everyone discouraged by loose skin: I promise you, it has never kept me from accomplishing ANYTHING.
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Accomplishing a goal, like finishing a degree and learning to swim, was important to about 78 percent.
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Andy Murray is making a habit of accomplishing things that had not been done in a while.
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Yet she bore two sons (and a daughter), thus accomplishing her essential job: to produce an heir.
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That means Murkowski will be accomplishing a goal of Alaskan politicians for decades, including the late Sen.
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There is no reason to think a similar approach will succeed at accomplishing the Green New Deal.
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If Ross is serious about accomplishing his mission, he needs to find a way to reverse course.
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Accomplishing that will require stronger leadership and clearer ideas than she's been able to muster so far.
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Few think very critically about the testing procedures in general, and what they are—or aren't—accomplishing.
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Mr. Haskell, a recent graduate from Georgetown University, is two-thirds the way toward accomplishing his goal.
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They are close to accomplishing their goal, and the restaurant is now to open in the spring.
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If we leave these places at risk, we're not really accomplishing the goal of protecting the seas.
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They run effectively and efficiently, accomplishing an incredible amount in a wide range of states and communities.
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The regular S53 phones are trying to do less, so I think they end up accomplishing more.
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The regular S53 phones are trying to do less, so I think they end up accomplishing more.
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Some economists argued that such an incremental change would have had negative side effects without accomplishing much.
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It's accomplishing this in part by partnering with Icelandic Glacial, which will provide glass bottles for guests.
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Accomplishing financial chores together can facilitate joint decision-making and open conversations about your needs and goals.
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He also offered digressions on the positive things he said his administration was accomplishing, including the economy.
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"What I want to do is spend our time accomplishing things for the American people," he said.
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The "purity" that seems to attract his supporters argues against his effectiveness in accomplishing anything he promises.
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While an attacker might be able to achieve one of those goals, accomplishing all three is complex.
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"I hope that Congress and the administration will focus on changes that will succeed in accomplishing that."
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I don't know what this woman thinks she's accomplishing by that — I guess getting attention, former Sen.
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"What this next generation is doing and accomplishing might just be George and Barbara Bush's greatest legacy."
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Around the same time, one man was accomplishing something similar in New Orleans, largely on his own.
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Another Brian Tracy best-seller, Eat That Frog, offers 21 methods for conquering procrastination and accomplishing more.
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You're getting the respect you deserve for your talents today; however, accomplishing your tasks will prove difficult.
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He's accomplishing a lot through Executive Order, but his accomplishments are, as you said, the rollback of regulations.
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They want more money and more trained personnel coming to Sumba to work toward accomplishing the island's goal.
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We're not working on the fix right now, but we wouldn't be accomplishing what we want without that.
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With a practical plan and enough support, you'll amaze yourself with all that you are capable of accomplishing.
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Now the image is in your clipboard if you don't accidentally overwrite it before accomplishing the next step.
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"There was a sex trafficking ring and Ms. Maxwell was a key figure in accomplishing that," Kaiser said.
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If an arbitrary completion date isn't sufficient motivation for you, attach a consequence to not accomplishing your goal.
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Pelosi said she is "optimistic" about the prospects of accomplishing legislation on infrastructure and lowering prescription drug prices.
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Accomplishing that feat so early in your career takes — yep, you guessed it — a lot of red carpets.
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Your reward system is triggered by accomplishing goals, which will keep you motivated to stick to the routine.
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You're super productive today, Taurus, and you're accomplishing goals you've been avoiding dealing with for a long time.
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The astronauts were in the process of accomplishing secondary objectives when Kopra noticed the water in his helmet.
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It was a classic Trump administration move—conceived in haste, ultimately a distraction accomplishing nothing but ill will.
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When you plan out your day as carefully as possible, your chances of successfully accomplishing your goals skyrocket.
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You need to not only learn from what you're accomplishing by bringing your product to market, presumably fast.
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These important provisions would limit exposure to abuse by law enforcement, while still accomplishing the legislation's intended goals.
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Then Cruz latched onto Cruella Fiorina, accomplishing the impossible: finding a Potemkin running mate who's even more odious.
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" Trump announced Wednesday morning that ISIS had been beaten in Syria, accomplishing "my only reason for being there.
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Of course, there are still many technological hurdles for companies to jump over before accomplishing their ambitious goals.
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Just imagine what we could be accomplishing if D.C. were churning out pro-growth reforms instead of sclerosis.
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Fostering internal unity, accomplishing policy goals, and marketing the party brand are all part of a complicated calculus.
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"We were accomplishing a lot, but I think more importantly we were getting along very well," Trump said.
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And if Twitter is any indication, she'll be on her way to accomplishing her goal very, very soon.
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The classic concept for accomplishing this involves installing soil sensors that can measure temperature, moisture, and pH levels.
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And in accomplishing his culinary first, Jansson reached another milestone—the first CRISPRy pun in a dish name.
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"I am confident we will reach an understanding with them after accomplishing the struggle against terrorism", he said.
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Until then, getting on your own two feet and accomplishing your own goals sounds like a great idea.
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That said, accomplishing all these tasks in the fog of an epidemic is a tall and expensive order.
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And I'm sure that it could be done with the idea that we really are accomplishing a lot.
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They get you to look at their right hand, while their left hand is actually accomplishing the trick.
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But recent research suggests that wellness programs aren't even accomplishing the goals of promoting health or increasing productivity.
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Despite all the fervent opposition from the political establishment, he has made significant progress toward accomplishing that goal.
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He is the fastest player in Heat history to reach that milestone, accomplishing the feat in 95 games.
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Until the most elusive player in the N.F.L. foiled them from accomplishing the most difficult task in sports.
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MITCH MCCONNELL: Look, what I want to do is spend our time accomplishing things for the American people.
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Yet the Times article also brings back the question of what exactly these officials think they are accomplishing.
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The energy you spend undoing your predecessor's work is energy you can't spend accomplishing your own proactive goals.
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Simply spamming the right combination of buttons and pestering the same person repeatedly is the key to accomplishing this.
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"It was just in accomplishing trivial tasks that we were having to acquire skills," he says of the experience.
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In accomplishing feats with or without meaning to, it helps to be extremely good at the thing you're doing.
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On Monday, just four days after accomplishing her life long goal, Gracie Lou Phillips died, according to NBC 5.
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Of course, there are other diseases, not to mention the snakes, but nothing truly worth accomplishing is without risk.
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Because really, the shoot is accomplishing exactly what most art aims to: to be provocative, and to ignite conversation.
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A lot has been on your mind lately, and being active and accomplishing your goals is keeping you grounded.
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You're in the mood for adventure; however, you do have some chores you need to focus on accomplishing, Leo.
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So next time you're feeling crazy busy, think about whether what you're busy doing is really accomplishing your goals.
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And sustained awareness is exactly what Milano is accomplishing by taking on Pai and, importantly, getting him to react.
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He's the second-fastest player to reach that threshold in terms of games, accomplishing the feat in 277 games.
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U.S. policy should be focused on lowering trade barriers, and TPA is a crucial element in accomplishing that goal.
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Companies that want to heighten their online purchasing presence are taking note of younger brands that are accomplishing this.
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There's groups of vets now who have a purpose and are working hard, and accomplishing a lot of things.
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But these personal qualities get in his way when he wants to engage other leaders in accomplishing his agenda.
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But we should at least have the information about why we're fighting, who we're fighting and what we're accomplishing.
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"When you're in business, you're actually accustomed to accomplishing things, getting a result," said Senator Ron Johnson, a Republican.
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"The dishonest media will not stop us from accomplishing our objectives on behalf of the American people," he said.
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I am not talking about making the world a better place by babysitting and dog admiration and accomplishing things.
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He says the government will be able to afford these programs after accomplishing his proposal to end mass incarceration.
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The family can also bond by training together, encouraging one another and accomplishing a race together as a family.
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Trump gets in his own way and probably is accomplishing one-third of what he probably could have accomplished.
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"The president's going to get sued and it won't succeed in accomplishing his goal," he said, according to Politico.
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Then there are the things we are on the cusp of accomplishing, such as the automation of medical services.
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The chippy, upbeat sex worker simply wants to make other people happy, and believes her actions are accomplishing that.
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Accomplishing even one of those goals can be difficult, but marketing and communications director Charlie Riley did all three.
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We are drawn to people who seem active, like they're accomplishing things, even if they're just creating train wrecks.
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Burned out and engaged workers are accomplishing much and acquiring skills, but desire and intend to leave their jobs.
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A college president might wish to attract more creative thinkers, but accomplishing that goal won't help his college's ranking.
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Accomplishing this will be hard, but it is the only path to a meaningful restructuring of the tax code.
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Those are two extremely difficult tasks on their own, and the coronavirus outbreak won't make accomplishing them any easier.
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Iraqi leaders may expel American forces, accomplishing in death what General Suleimani tried and failed to do in life.
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"If all we do is have a hearing, and then nothing happens, then that's not accomplishing anything," he said.
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Considering the amount of attention the SR/S received before today's unveiling, Zero seems to be accomplishing that, too.
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There are some mental habits that quietly derail us from accomplishing the things that we set out to achieve.
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I used to dream about getting drafted, putting on my hat, and shaking his hand, and accomplishing a dream.
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You&aposre enjoying the process and you have a high level of mastery with the tasks you&aposre accomplishing.
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Still, despite accomplishing the 1,000 homes in 1,000 days target, the problem continued to get worse in South Bend.
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Working with Tim and this team, accomplishing all we have done together, has been the highlight of my career.
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"For me it was about setting goals and accomplishing them," she said during our conversation on 'The Art of Leading.
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You can be sure that the car industry has dedicated some of its immense resources to accomplishing this particular change.
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She obviously decided that private persuasion, rather than outraged virtue signaling on Twitter, had a better chance of accomplishing something.
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When people talk about something they regret in the past week, many mention something they tried, but failed at accomplishing.
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The idea that we are spending them distracted, not accomplishing the thing that we're trying to do, is just painful.
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"There is widespread support for defunding sanctuary cities, and the Department of Justice has been vigorous in accomplishing that," Sen.
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But here's the little secret: diet is far more important than exercise when it comes to actually accomplishing those things.
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They said accomplishing the administration's Mars vision will require extensive public-private cooperation, and such initiatives are already moving forward.
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We shouldn't be afraid of the technical aspects of it, and we shouldn't underestimate the difficulty of accomplishing them either.
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In this regard, I really would not be very worried that the EU is stopping Britain from accomplishing so much.
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But because I hate confrontation, I bit my tongue in the moment and sat there accomplishing nothing for an hour.
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Not surprisingly, he has thus far proven abysmal at accomplishing anything that requires trust, cooperation, or consensus — witness health care.
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A magnetic, attractive movie star would have a far better chance of accomplishing that than just another accomplished, dowdy politician.
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Further, accomplishing this through leadership on the issues and legislative success can demonstrate that she is a viable presidential candidate.
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I'd say the market now is not what he wants to do, but whether he'll be effective in accomplishing it.
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"He asked me a lot of questions on how I would go about accomplishing some of those ideas," he recalls.
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The two-year election cycle encourages quick solutions with immediate results to prove to your constituents that you're accomplishing something.
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" Trump tweeted that the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria had been defeated, accomplishing "my only reason for being there.
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One plank of his plan for accomplishing that goal was the $1.5 trillion tax cut bill Republicans passed in December.
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It means Murkowski will be accomplishing a goal of Alaskan politicians for decades, including Stevens and her father, former Gov.
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Accomplishing this with a leader as polarizing as President Trump, of course, is more theoretical at this point than realistic.
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But Republicans just might be on the verge of accomplishing this — all in an effort to game the budget process.
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That cost him a lot because he had these eight years where it seemed like he was not accomplishing anything.
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While some people advise keeping your goals to yourself to have a better chance at accomplishing them, Mr. Loflin disagrees.
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They are arguing that instead, American Dirt has done the opposite of what Greenidge applauded that lynching scene for accomplishing.
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A new report paints a stark picture of NASA's progress toward accomplishing its Artemis mission to the Moon in 2024.
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The key to accomplishing that, of course, is finding a job that you'll be happy with for years to come.
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But he will lose an opportunity to display serious progress on accomplishing his agenda since taking office on Jan. 20.
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And he suggested that the fact Trump has been successful in accomplishing Republican priorities may outweigh any wrongs he's committed.
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He remains the last Yankees player to hit for the cycle in a home game, accomplishing the feat in 241.
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However, the truth is that they contribute dramatically to your performance and efficiency when it comes to accomplishing great results.
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She won't say whether the Fed's model seems to be accomplishing its goals or whether its inherent tradeoffs are fair.
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Just 22019 percent think that a government shutdown should be allowed if it assists lawmakers in accomplishing their policy goals.
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But CAFE standards were never designed or intended to reduce emissions, and they are ill-suited to accomplishing the task.
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And it nearly succeeded in accomplishing that within Europe, with the systematic murder of six million Jews in the Holocaust.
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Pavel Bure is the only other Panthers player ever to record consecutive hat tricks, accomplishing the feat in February 2900.
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Pavel Bure is the only other Panthers player ever to record consecutive hat tricks, accomplishing the feat in February 248.
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But a new report makes clear that current methods are either accomplishing too little or are not working at all.
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But, for now, we're stuck with these cookie pop-ups that make online browsing more difficult without accomplishing much else.
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"The president has a very long career of accomplishing things that a lot of people say were impossible," he said.
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"We don't want to restrict Ed from accomplishing his goals, and those include medals in the worlds and the Olympics."
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In these scenes, his visible pride is accompanied by a giddy sense of happiness from accomplishing an almost impossible goal.
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The city had been building it for six years and had gone $12 million over budget without really accomplishing anything.
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Designating some time to not work can be the best key to actually accomplishing the work you need to do.
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And of all the many tasks military commanders are responsible for accomplishing, controlling violence is the most difficult one to oversee.
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" He thinks it succeeds at accomplishing the goal laid out in the game's introduction to "familiarize intelligence analysts with manhunting methodology.
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It's not that the language is without power, but it persists in making the same points and accomplishing the same tasks.
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Both projects may be delayed a bit due to the hurricane, but the organizations are still optimistic about accomplishing their goals.
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At any single point in time, the client knows where they stand as it relates to accomplishing his/her life goals.
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The Moon is in hardworking Earths sign Capricorn today, finding you intent on accomplishing the items on your to-do it.
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"I remember him telling me, 'Don't ever let your mental illness get in the way of accomplishing things,' " Mr. Torres said.
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And I get that, and the idea that — kind of like running my 5K — accomplishing something difficult can be very motivating.
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It wasn't, for me, about breaking glass ceilings or breaking barriers; it was about accomplishing what I set out to accomplish.
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The first 100 days are supposed to be a honeymoon for the new president to start accomplishing his or her priorities.
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As importantly, given the current fight and the challenges we face, we will all remain focused on accomplishing our assigned missions.
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The hysterics surrounding Russia merely serve to distract from accomplishing the priorities of the American people -- and for what, partisan gain?
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While critics frequently accuse the United Nations of talking a lot without accomplishing much, some global conferences have produced tangible results.
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"From what I've seen him do, I would never rule him out from accomplishing anything he wants to accomplish," said Casey.
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As terrible as it felt to run on no sleep, the truth was, it hadn't stopped me from accomplishing my goals.
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I began accomplishing lifelong goals that I had thought were impossible, once I stopped putting so much weight on my weight.
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And even though UnREAL is only entering its second season, it's already accomplishing what the real Bachelor has yet to do.
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This book ends by accomplishing what it meant to: making itself indispensable, even when its author is just plain treading water.
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Cable providers argued that apps were already accomplishing the FCC's goals The cable industry wasn't alone in opposing the original proposal.
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Here is how Zen Habits recommends setting goals and accomplishing them: I've found this process to be quite effective as well.
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They're accomplishing this with unique product methods, environmental initiatives, and timeless pieces that you'll want to keep in your closet forever.
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Congress has had difficulty accomplishing much in this session, even where a potential health crisis like the Zika virus is concerned.
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Senate Republicans are pushing forward with a budget that is key to accomplishing their goal of passing tax reform this year.
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Officials at one military base "stated that they believed the Virtual Battlespace was more effective in accomplishing training," the GAO noted.
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To-do lists "make you feel like you're being productive without actually accomplishing anything," Robbins wrote in a recent blog post.
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"He did something I tried to do and was unsuccessful in accomplishing: He won the general election," Mr. Romney told reporters.
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It also provides an unusually clear picture of how they would go about accomplishing what they say they want to accomplish.
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But accomplishing this requires some kind of definition and monitoring of performance, possibly in areas where this is hard to do.
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"Rebalancing between stocks and bonds is basically not accomplishing much these days as both assets are up a lot," Goldberg said.
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Paradoxically, by so completely failing at that goal in past host cities, the IOC is partially accomplishing it for prospective ones.
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Some promising methods for accomplishing that involve old-fashioned technologies, like planting trees and changing the ways farmers till their fields.
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Defeating ISIS in this form would require more than the world may be capable of accomplishing anytime in the near future.
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Mr. Trump has long viewed his personal relationships with leaders, including Mr. Erdogan, as key to accomplishing his foreign policy goals.
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I think he exaggerates the degree of popular support for his agenda and, by extension, understates the difficulty of accomplishing it.
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The United States remains good at accomplishing small operations; it is not as good at coming up with long-term goals.
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With people increasingly open to more radical tools for accomplishing this, joining a union can seem downright middle of the road.
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Already, unmanned aerial systems have operated from their decks — catapulting into the air, accomplishing arrested landings and taxiing among manned aircraft.
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Duras was one of 21 influencers chosen to spend the day accomplishing what most can only dream about: The California Double.
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Accomplishing great things without bragging about them demonstrates the same strong mentality — it shows people that succeeding isn't unusual to you.
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Though her work may be satisfyingly simple, she's accomplishing much more than simply turning a bare wall into a painted delight.
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But over time, we've learned that Demo Days aren't actually accomplishing what they're supposed to: helping entrepreneurs raise money and meet investors.
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Since then, she's adopted an attitude of accomplishing things in the present, because there might not be time to do them later.
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The major hurdles to accomplishing that, Moulin and others told me, are a mix of stigma, misconceptions about addiction, and institutional inertia.
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This year, Team U.S.A.'s Olympic athletes got a lot more than just accomplishing a lifelong dream and, perhaps, a few medals.
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Archival exhibitions can sometimes fall flat, accomplishing little beyond dusting off a few pieces of ephemera from a long-gone artistic movement.
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This cadre of liberals believed in helping those who could not help themselves and accomplishing collectively what could not be achieved individually.
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And very often, those choices aren't between a clearly defined right and wrong, but rather between preserving lives and accomplishing a mission.
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Economists also believe the model used by the government to strip out seasonal patterns from data is not fully accomplishing its goal.
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The article ended up accomplishing little other than calling into question the loyalties of Breitbart and its relationship with the Trump campaign.
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" As possible ways of accomplishing this goal, Buttigieg says he's "floated several ideas" and is "deliberately keeping some level of open-mindedness.
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All the other girls were looking from the stands and seeing, she's accomplishing something that not a lot of people can do.
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Silicon Valley tends to attract the type of people who espouse lofty ideals, but also take few prisoners in accomplishing their goals.
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By keeping track of their great ideas and schedules, they set themselves up for success and get closer to accomplishing their goals.
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These result in high degrees of accuracy in accomplishing the demonstrated task, which are then translated to subsequent teaching to other robots.
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Why do scientists want to grow meat in vats instead of on animals, and how close are we to actually accomplishing it?
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Accomplishing this tiny feat has prompted me to stop getting ready so last minute, and forces me to better manage my time.
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Fishy The Fishy of course goes to Mike White, for finally accomplishing what nobody else was able to do, and eliminating Christian.
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Not because I felt for them, exactly, but because these cycles end up accomplishing the opposite of their ostensible diversity-promoting aims.
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He also admitted that accomplishing those reforms is harder than the idealism that put him on the national political map might suggest.
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I'm very proud of Nicki Minaj for accomplishing what she has in a music industry that is not friendly to Black women.
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Accomplishing an ocean landing will give the California-based SpaceX flexibility to recover its boosters from a wider variety of space missions.
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He built this reputation—that he eventually used to bring so many people to ruin and death—by accomplishing absolutely magnificent things.
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Bottom line: If Democrats tried to impeach Kavanaugh, they would surely fail, accomplishing only another public exhibition of how unhinged they are.
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When people are counting him out, when they think his chances of accomplishing something are slim, he manages to prove them wrong.
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Scott Walker from office, CNN can project, denying the Republican a third term and accomplishing something Democrats have long looked to achieve.
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The militias are reported to be close to accomplishing that, which will then raise the question of what they will do next.
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Primary responsibility for securing the Republic of Vietnam thereby fell to ARVN, long deemed by US commanders incapable of accomplishing that mission.
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S. crowd in Warsaw Thursday went a long way to accomplishing that goal, and Trump didn't even have to mention Putin's name.
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The bill, if signed into law, would effectively repeal and replace Obamacare, thus accomplishing one of President Donald Trump's first legislative goals.
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If he gets the idea that you are a nag or a killjoy, your chance of accomplishing anything useful may be zero.
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On Christmas night, an inspired bit of spite by Andy Reid resulted in the Chiefs defensive tackle accomplishing a delightful NFL first.
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"I would probably do it from there and fly into DC, NY, and LA," she said of accomplishing prison reform in Wyoming.
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Accomplishing that goal would necessarily mean severing the diaspora from Israel, as it requires severing Israel from the rest of the world.
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"Before the Flume Renaissance, pretty much everyone was accomplishing their climactic moments with deep bass sounds and well-timed drums," Kitty says.
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"Information operations" — like, say, hacking a political party's emails and dumping them publicly — is a particularly effective tool for accomplishing this goal.
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Taking care of business at home against a division rival in Week 1 would go a long way toward accomplishing that goal.
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Satz trained all over the country for the last four years before accomplishing her goal and finishing the course on June 27.
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Accomplishing something useful sounds way more fun than trying to negotiate your way home on the subway with a vase of flowers.
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You're friends because they hold you back just enough that you can blame them, rather than yourself, for not accomplishing your dreams.
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The deal was not only accomplishing the critical mission it was designed for -- it was creating an environment where diplomacy was possible.
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Accomplishing anything in Congress during this period -- roughly from the late 1930s through the early 1980s -- required complex bargaining among these factions.
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In a sense he's been successful, as the government is in greater disarray and is accomplishing less than it ever has before.
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I'd settled for the small dopamine—the brain's reward neurotransmitter—kick that comes from accomplishing quick repetitive tasks in a video game.
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But the embargo itself is also absurd and counterproductive, accomplishing nothing but hurting the Cuban people — whom we supposedly aim to help.
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Some of their chosen majors link up perfectly with what they ended up accomplishing, while others decided to drop out before reaching graduation.
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Do you think that's getting enough attention, vis-a-vis ... So in essence, Donald Trump is accomplishing a huge amount, that is true.
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He's now done it with the Nationals after accomplishing the same feat earlier in his career with Detroit over in the American League.
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However, the parents soon noticed Alfie was not accomplishing common milestones like lifting his head, maintaining eye contact and eating with his hands.
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There are indications that the model used by the government to strip out seasonal patterns from data is not fully accomplishing its goal.
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Owing to its tremendous reach, speed, and computational proficiency, ASI will be capable of accomplishing virtually anything it's programmed or decides to do.
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They also seemed to find a way to enjoy themselves on the stage, thereby accomplishing something else few could do last night, too.
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"It's the members who are engaging with their own communities who are accomplishing a lot of the day to day work," says Ossorio.
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Sadly, experience has too often left the African landscape littered with great ideas and good intentions that stopped short of accomplishing their goals.
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Now Trump is about to fill in the gaps, and it means the FCC will be able to start accomplishing a lot more.
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Even though I was accomplishing things by myself, it was all so uncomfortable that I anesthetized myself at the end of the day.
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Accomplishing this is no easy task, and the Shaper team has had to implement technologies far outside the experience of most mechanical engineers.
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The same cannot be said of Chris Bailey's THE PRODUCTIVITY PROJECT: Accomplishing More by Managing Your Time, Attention, and Energy (Crown Business, $26).
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They were both written around the same time, while Dupuis was accomplishing her MFA in poetry at UMass Amherst and touring with Speedy.
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But it's important for my girls, especially, to see me as a woman accomplishing all these things while nailing it as a mom.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Friday that he will stick to the path of accomplishing both a repeal and a replacement together.
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A scheme for accomplishing just that is described in this week's Science by physicists at MIT and the University of Innsbruck in Austria.
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The Daniels report also fails to suggest specific deadlines for implementing reforms, and USA Gymnastics has not released a timeline for accomplishing them.
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In other words, a man who made his name by trying to break the EPA now admonishes the agency for not accomplishing enough.
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Both Democratic and Republican Congressional appropriation staffers will remember this, and will include directives further limiting the Trump administration from accomplishing its objectives.
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A powerful set of backers, in the form of Macron and the numerous partners enlisted, has devoted considerable resources to accomplishing this objective.
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"I told him he had very done a good job of accomplishing the task the United States set him," he told reporters dryly.
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"He did something I tried to do and was unsuccessful in accomplishing: He won the general election," Mr. Romney said after the meal.
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The I.P.C.C., Geden correctly asserts, needs to avoid simply providing countries with the technical cover they need to say they're accomplishing something grand.
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Bobby wants only to win, and one of the show's consistent pleasures is witnessing what a man without scruples is capable of accomplishing.
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Despite a rough start, the restaurant ended up receiving acclaim by accomplishing their one goal: staying true to the streets that made them.
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The state law criminalized advocating violence as a means of accomplishing political reform, and he was sentenced to up to 10 years prison.
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If implemented correctly in the best interest of veterans, the VA Mission Act will be a significant leap forward in accomplishing that goal.
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"These young women they are putting their eggs on ice as part of a list of things they are accomplishing," Ms. Landis said.
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Who are the few hundred kids each year who decide that task is the thing they want to devote countless hours to accomplishing?
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Fluor in particular was criticized for working sluggishly and using up the money available under its contract without accomplishing as much as expected.
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Each of your goals will require that you create certain daily habits that will get you closer each day to accomplishing your goal.
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In theory, that would save money, reduce local air pollution, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, accomplishing three of the government's goals at once.
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Instead of accomplishing nothing and sucking up our tax dollars doing nothing for their entire sentence and then winding up back in prison.
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Accomplishing the life one envisions is not always easy and usually involves a lot of hard work — but Roane believes it is possible.
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As long as you're focusing on the fun, rewarding, sensory experiences of accomplishing your goals, you will get through the hard work eventually.
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These signs of unity were inspiring as they offered a glimpse of what we are capable of accomplishing when united against ill intentions.
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Because if accomplishing something awesome is the goal, they believe, an upbeat ensemble can help get you there in good spirits and style.
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Fortnite is a positive outlet for children to play with friends, feel strong, and have something that they can be proud of accomplishing.
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Because African-Americans were disproportionately low-income, economic zoning was in effect exclusionary, accomplishing much of the same results as explicit racial zoning.
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"The difficultly in accomplishing what (the panel) ultimately accomplished was that until then, there was no specific criteria (for official victories)," Beman said.
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Her marginal real-life characters appear, disappear, then reappear episodically, wisely sticking to the shadows of the bureaucracy, often paid secretly, accomplishing nothing.
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But accomplishing success on the same scale will require learning from President Reagan's ability to establish a unifying vision and see it through.
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He joined Jacob deGrom of the New York Mets and Lucas Giolito of the Chicago White Sox in accomplishing that feat this season.
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If your inbox is dry, this transit will at least give you some new or inventive ideas related to accomplishing your larger goals.
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One recent change to a key seller policy is accomplishing that by expanding the catalogue of products eligible for Prime two-day shipping.
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Ideologically, the BPP believed in socialism as a means of accomplishing Black liberation during a time when Black communities were severely lacking in resources.
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So if the trade war ends up accomplishing something useful, the fact that it was disruptive along the way may be no big deal.
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Subsequent multi-stage flights, such as the one that crossed the US in 2013, showed that the technology was capable of accomplishing much more.
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The two-time gold medalist told NBC's Lester Holt that accomplishing her lifelong dream in the Rio had left her constantly fighting back tears.
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They delight in accomplishing things they could never dream of IRL, like handling dangerous beasts or punching out baddies or dangling out of helicopters.
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They still didn't know why getting high would improve someone's eyesight—especially when weed usually makes people a lot worse at accomplishing anything useful.
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But it's rolling proof that, when the company wants to build the best performance sedan for the money, it's capable of accomplishing that mission.
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It doesn't look like I thought it would, it's not "accomplishing" what I'd set out, but hot damn am I grinning like a maniac.
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Saying things like "we worked on this" or "we were successful in accomplishing this goal" says very little about what values you can offer.
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"[Android One] is all about good quality phones that offer a consistent experience at reasonable price and I think we're accomplishing it," says Gold.
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Photo: Getty Trump summoned his group of tech-world minions to the White House today for another round of nervously nodding and accomplishing nothing.
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In this regard, over the last couple of decades, Walmart and then Amazon have been invisible allies of the Fed in accomplishing this goal.
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Donald Trump may not be accomplishing much by conventional standards, but he's doing his darnedest to earn the title of the thirstiest president ever.
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Yet it raises a certain question: Are most people actually accomplishing anything tangible with "hashtag activism," or are they simply shouting into the void?
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"There aren't many presidents who want to go into the first summer without accomplishing anything," said Julian Zelizer, a presidential historian at Princeton University.
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But he told reporters the President's tweets on the new transgender policy "throws us off" the message about what the Republican Congress is accomplishing.
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I think obviously, accomplishing all of the executive orders, the TPP, the V.A. accomplishments, the things that the president talks about all the time.
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The situation has proved deflating for Wall Street, revealing a disconnect between its perceptions of tax reform and the political realities of accomplishing it.
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In reality, he is on his way to accomplishing the most important things an authoritarian leader must do to survive over the long term.
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"This should make us take a step back and ask questions about what we are accomplishing for this procedure," said Yale cardiologist Harlan Krumholz.
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AND SO, I HAVE TO GIVE CREDIT TO THE OFFICIAL SECTOR IN THE U.S. FOR ACCOMPLISHING THAT OBJECTIVE VERY, VERY EARLY IN THE PROCESS.
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Accomplishing the rare trick of making politicians relatable C-SPAN threw fuel on the fire by rebroadcasting Periscopes from Peters and his fell Rep.
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It's an opportunity to directly interact with supporters, engage potential voters, and spread the word about all they stand for and what they're accomplishing.
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Fakhir and his team wanted to document what they were doing so they could show everybody else their work and what they were accomplishing.
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Economists also say they think the model used by the government to strip out seasonal patterns from data is not fully accomplishing its goal.
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Cantonese is the only Chinese language that has come close to accomplishing this (helped greatly by the separateness of Hong Kong under British rule).
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Ali Schiller and Marissa Boisvert are the co-owners of Accountability Works, where they coach professionals on accomplishing their goals without sacrificing their health.
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"Accomplishing a goal is a lot less like taking a train across country," he writes, "and a lot more like driving a bumper car."
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You just have the end-of-a-semester exam, so to feel like I was accomplishing things that weren't studying, I would do laundry.
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But opposition from lawmakers and the National Rifle Association ultimately made a regulatory change the only realistic path forward to accomplishing the President's goal.
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The study showed integrated units of men and women were slower in accomplishing tasks; women lost more duty days because of injuries and illness.
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"Mississippians are committed to protecting the lives of unborn children, and this law will be a major step in accomplishing that goal," he said.
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On one hand, I scored a personal victory by accomplishing what I set out to do: spend an entire 4/20 inside Taco Bell.
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Most people don't think of your neck of the woods as a bastion of progressive liberalism, but you seem to be accomplishing a lot.
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My man is winded after one dunk, ready to take a goddamn nap after accomplishing the best shit he was gonna manage, all day.
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Indeed, Hammargren's entire life story seems to have been the product of a series of goals that he simply set his mind toward accomplishing.
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Zuckerberg spent much of 2017 accomplishing another side goal: Meeting people from every state, which required traveling to locations he had never been before.
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Accomplishing this involved four 153-letter entries — two across and two down — no mean feat for Mr. Huget, but really mean for us solvers.
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"A superintelligent AI will be extremely good at accomplishing its goals, and if those goals aren't aligned with ours, we're in trouble," he warned.
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"When I first put on the Rangers sweater, that was the highlight in terms of accomplishing what I set out to do," Hadfield said.
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If fiscal hawks cannot even defeat wasteful boondoggles under these conditions, the idea of accomplishing desperately needed spending reform is a vanishing hope indeed.
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The President also underscored that unity in the region is critical to accomplishing the Riyadh Summit's goals of defeating terrorism and promoting regional stability.
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He understood that a leader who first finds bright, talented people to help solve big problems is on the road toward accomplishing great things.
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Take a look at what Larry Krasner is accomplishing in Philadelphia in combating mass incarceration to see how crucial down ballot elections can be.
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It's wise to have some skepticism about experts' opinions; their consensus can have little to do with achieving the goals they're tasked with accomplishing.
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"My view is that if we don't have negotiated prices, we're not accomplishing much," said House Energy and Commerce Chairman Frank Pallone (D-N.J.).
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She was not likely to cause trouble in the future, the board said, and it commended her for accomplishing a great deal in prison.
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If he succeeds in passing incremental legislation through coalition-style governing, he could end his first year in office accomplishing all of his goals.
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Trump delivered his now-familiar rambling address to supporters in hopes of accomplishing that goal -- painting Democrats as a secular party of America haters.
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She told Business Insider that she encourages others to stay focused on accomplishing one task at a time, instead of spreading energy too thin.
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And he is now pinning his hopes on the courts accomplishing what he and a Republican majority in the House and Senate could not.
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And that's another thing the #MeToo movement is accomplishing: so many of us are beginning to discuss our screwed-up behavior, beliefs and attitudes.
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This past month, I've been craving something I could turn on and play for a little while, without feeling like I wasn't accomplishing anything.
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Accomplishing that task may not be easy: criticized banks have five months to reassess and rewrite wide swaths of their resolution plans to regulators' satisfaction.
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It was literally my business to know what my workouts were accomplishing, even without the strength coaches and personalized fitness plan I had in college.
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Buying back stock often provides an incremental boost to earnings per share growth, and when companies stop doing that, accomplishing that goal becomes more challenging.
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But, a House Democratic majority that prioritizes lowering Americans' prescription drug costs will not enact a trade deal that handcuffs them from accomplishing that mission.
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As I've learned about this model, I've been impressed by how these venture capitalists are accomplishing a major social impact goal… without even trying to.
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"I fear the day I die I am going to die without accomplishing what I have in my mind," he once said in an interview.
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Said API is basically a specification for what some code should do without really saying what the code actually is, specifically, for accomplishing that functionality.
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My American Dream is to see our country thriving again and accomplishing all of the important issues that are very much in front of us.
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They're looking to raise $187,574 to buy voter files for the candidates, and they plan on accomplishing that goal by continuing to solicit small donations.
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It's equally frustrating to see Tyrion spending his most significant confrontation scenes whining about old grudges to Jaime or Cersei, instead of accomplishing anything worthwhile.
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Corruption has been widespread in China, and can be linked to the concept of 'guanxi,' that considers close relationships to be crucial for accomplishing business.
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When the cost of new construction increased exponentially thanks to lawyers and overregulation -- and hyperpartisan divides made accomplishing great national goals feel politically impossible. 230.
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He&aposs accomplishing things at a record-setting pace in record-setting time regardless of all the nastiness and negativity that&aposs hit upon him.
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This seemed appropriate since it spends most of the day either sleeping or running around in circles making a lot of noise but accomplishing nothing.
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They both have gathered up a cohort of lackeys to make that goal achievable, and those teams end up being crucial to accomplishing that goal.
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I am accomplishing a lot in Washington and have never had a better time doing something, and especially since this is for the American People!
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Charity Navigator's long-term goal is to add a "results reporting" component, or an assessment of how effective each charity is in accomplishing its mission.
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For the past few months, Trump has bragged—with a mixture of fact and fiction—about his great, amazing, incredible strides in accomplishing that goal.
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Otherwise congressional Republicans, once again intent on sabotaging a Democratic administration, will either block her from accomplishing anything or force her to accept undesirable compromises.
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Originally $199, you can sign up for the Complete Personal Productivity Course today for just $12.99 — 93% off the retail price — and start accomplishing more.
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It's easy to let life get in the way of accomplishing goals, even when the goal is as small as dedicating more time to reading.
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Pence, a former House GOP lawmaker who served in the chamber from 2001 to 2013, would also give Trump legislative experience for accomplishing his agenda.
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Pence, a former House GOP leader who served in the chamber from 2001 to 2013, would also give Trump legislative experience for accomplishing his agenda.
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You think about what your team will be accomplishing in the near future and whether this is the team that can help you get there.
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The whole point of entertainment can be defined as a means by which to sit still, and 2D screens are quite good at accomplishing this.
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I live in Texas and, whether or not it will actually happen, getting Beto into office feels like it's something we're so close to accomplishing.
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They learned how to work as a member of a team or as a leader through shared hardships and accomplishing challenging missions with their units.
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And even worse, get recognized for it and not I. But It's not about that, it's about accomplishing something for yourself and not for others.
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"This daily drop of accusations of excessive spending and ethical violations serve to further distract the agency from accomplishing its very important mission," Collins said.
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The market is in a slump, but accomplishing three things could lead to a year-end rally, according to a report by Ned Davis Research.
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Accomplishing this would require the Treasury Department to identify and break apart a number of financial institutions, including JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Berkshire Hathaway.
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The latest political turmoil is spelling trouble for accomplishing anything on the Trump administration's agenda, such as tax reform, a former national economic advisor said.
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Or, Kipling also suggested, you could see the Monkey People as an indictment of American populists, and their habit of promising everything and accomplishing nothing.
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People who do the same activity — like running or meditating — at the same time each day have an easier time accomplishing their goals, he says.
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He insisted he wasn't pitching a "Buttigieg Doctrine," but South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg's sweeping foreign policy speech Tuesday came close to accomplishing just that.
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Working from home — writing from home — is close enough to subsidized indolence that you don't need a sartorial reminder of just how little you're accomplishing.
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Samsung Electronics said it dismissed Park for not accomplishing tasks for several years and the legitimacy of his layoff was upheld by the Supreme Court.
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While nobody would argue that the league's implementation has been perfect, it's accomplishing what it was meant to do, and that's getting the call right.
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What's more, accomplishing the same amount of work in less time than your coworker doesn't always make you a high performer, it just means you're efficient.
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I came to Washington understanding what the Senate is capable of accomplishing and knowing that I'd have myriad opportunities as a senator to get things done.
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Though only a few drone-facilitated smuggling efforts have been discovered so far, they demonstrate the range of missions inmates are accomplishing with the new technology.
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Accomplishing this feat would represent the Republicans' first major legislative victory since they took control of both chamber of Congress and the White House in January.
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The good news is that like other Trump executive orders this could end up doing nothing but giving his base the illusion that he's accomplishing something.
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It's a thrilling notion, although folks were quick to point out not just the technical challenges of accomplishing such a feat, but also the tremendous cost.
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But critically, Ryan's main ideas never got enacted largely because they did not make sense; there turned out to be no tractable way of accomplishing them.
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Accomplishing our objectives and goals will require adjustments to the company and it will require us to provide clarity on the strategy and the integration objectives.
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To so many Democrats like myself, any mention of finding common ground with Trump is a step towards accomplishing the exact thing we fear most: normalization.
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Within a few minutes of the start of what will be two days of testimony before Congress, Powell had gone a long way toward accomplishing both.
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"Last year was the first time I did it completely on my own and I was really proud of myself for accomplishing it all," she said.
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"I believe that Hillary has my back, and that she is the only candidate capable of accomplishing things in the face of Republican obstruction," Clinton said.
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"My hope is that they appreciate what Villanova is accomplishing," Phil Martelli, the coach of another Philadelphia team, St. Joseph's, said of the rival fan bases.
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How do you preserve what you want to be accomplishing and where you come from without inviting in the content makers to come and vulture it?
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But Roosevelt had majorities, often overwhelming, in both houses of Congress, rather than a publicly acknowledged conspiracy on Capitol Hill to keep him from accomplishing anything.
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While the U.S. objectives are the destruction of ISIS and the removal of Assad; by accomplishing the former it negates the prospect of achieving the latter.
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The challenge in accomplishing this is to find a way of confronting the use of anti-Israelism/Zionism as a means of expressing anti-Jewish sentiment.
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Other photo apps followed suit; the apps Picplz and Camera+ both have a filter setting that's simply labeled "70s," accomplishing a similar effect to Instagram's 1977.
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Tuesday's Falcon Heavy launch made history, not only becoming the highest-capacity rocket platform since the Saturn V but accomplishing the first double autonomous booster landing.
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Given the latest primary results, it's time for Sanders to step aside and let Biden concentrate on accomplishing what Clinton could not: defeating Trump in November.
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If so, is the accommodation actually the "least restrictive means" of accomplishing that goal — in other words, does it restrict religious freedom as little as possible?
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You see yourself the way you think the world sees you, so you value yourself only when you are accomplishing and producing and finishing and succeeding.
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"If I can operate the NFIP using reinsurance and not have to go to the Treasury to borrow more money, that's accomplishing two things," he said.
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If the Republican Congress continues to block the president from accomplishing one of his signature campaign priorities, Trump should turn to other areas of existing law.
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While on his way to accomplishing more than he may have thought possible a few years ago, Mr. Reyes refuses to accept congratulations for his successes.
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Critics have long derided ASEAN as a feeble talk shop, whose overriding principle of making decisions by consensus keeps it from ever accomplishing anything of significance.
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We share the goal of enshrining net neutrality, and very much look forward to continuing our close work with all interested parties in accomplishing that objective.
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This should concern Republicans because a year of not accomplishing anything, along with the divisive and marginalizing rhetoric of the president, has occurred on their watch.
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As much as I disagree with his policy aims, the Trump appointee who has moved the fastest toward accomplishing his goals is Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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I wanted to wear the shirt, and I thought the blazer could be symbolic for Hillary's pantsuits and women out there accomplishing anything they want to.
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I focus on accomplishing what I actually need to, and then giving myself time to go for a walk, call my mom, read a book, whatever.
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Bochy became the 23th skipper in big league history to reach 211,22 career wins, accomplishing the feat just over a week before he intends to retire.
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Bochy became the 213th skipper in big league history to reach 211,211 career wins, accomplishing the feat just over a week before he intends to retire.
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The problem is that we have an unconscious goal to protect ourselves, which is producing the very behaviors guaranteed to keep us from accomplishing our goals.
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Yes, there are talented ad folks who truly believe that their work can push boundaries and make meaningful cultural commentary while accomplishing their primary, moneymaking goal.
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Westbrook is the NBA's most dazzlingly volcanic player, and perpetually on the verge of defying all we believe the human body to be capable of accomplishing.
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Fury, while accomplishing probably the most significant feat of the group, did so in a lackluster manner and had only one other fight against a journeyman.
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Your professionalism and expertise is unparalleled and each one of you plays a vital role in accomplishing our enduring missions as we transition to a new administration.
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It's not time compression, it's Time Kompression, and accomplishing it means the utter destruction of how human beings experience their lives and the universe that supports them.
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But it's hard to conceive of an attorney general more aligned with Trump's agenda and capable of accomplishing it than Sessions, a former US attorney and senator.
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Different factions all had policy goals to accomplish, and a real possibility of actually accomplishing those goals if they could get everybody else on board, with them.
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"I have seen so many silly apps where the kid isn't accomplishing anything meaningful," said Hirsh-Pasek, who is also a professor of psychology at Temple University.
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What we're hearing: Other experts have told Axios that a near-term funding ramp-up is vital to accomplishing the 2024 target, with or without Lockheed's participation.
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In the self-directed art studio, our members are accomplishing goals, supporting one another, and inserting their experience and expertise in public art projects throughout the city.
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It is a little inconvenient to get to, but I decide it is a perfect destination for today since I didn't plan on accomplishing anything else anyway.
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The 25-year-old Cuban completed six innings just once in his last seven outings after accomplishing the feat eight of his first 23 starts in 2017.
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"There were a number of performers who liked having James on their resume, so pulling them down didn't seem to be accomplishing anything in particular," Stabile says.
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San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera obviously feels differently about the job that Gottlieb and the FDA have been doing and thinks that it's not accomplishing enough.
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Taylor, after accomplishing relatively little in the first year of his presidency, died when he consumed too much milk and cherries at a Fourth of July party.
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"Heartening as the success to date has been, we are so early in accomplishing the goals that we set out for ourselves," Patrick told Forbes in 2016.
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When he hit Hillary with her 30 years of experience and accused her of accomplishing nothing in that time, Trump laid out political catnip for his base.
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" While Isaacson notes that many leaders may distort reality, and Jobs had plenty of failings as a manager, his field was often "a tactic for accomplishing something.
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Are we accomplishing something competitive, or are we losing sight of the importance of this issue, which is that athletes should be managed in a healthy way?
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But in his short time in the game, Chris managed to craft a compelling Survivor story, accomplishing more in three days than many players do in 39.
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Even if Pana is working with the big corporate travel agencies today, its investors are banking on the startup accomplishing what the giants can't at their scale.
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And yet, Kagan's headline remains no less accurate because Trump's bizarro foreign policy is accomplishing what many thought his isolationist platform would do: make America dispensable again.
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And Trump needed to prove that he's capable of accomplishing something—in the first 106 days of his administration, he has often seemed like a lame duck.
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Even within these limitations, it may be capable of accomplishing incredible things, but in the end it is nothing more than a fantastically powerful piece of software.
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The problem is, while other games (like, say, the original Titanfall) might award these kinds of multiplayer upgrades for playing the game or accomplishing different achievements — i.e.
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If you can afford to put the full $19,000 into your 401(k) this year — or you're moving closer to that limit — you're accomplishing a few things.
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Once civility goes the way of the dinosaurs, any hope of accomplishing things to make the lives of Americans better becomes harder to the point of improbable.
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The Federal Reserve is charged with using monetary policy to keep inflation at bay and employment strong, and uses a key interest rate to try accomplishing that.
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These can all help you feel better during the workday and more ready to devote your time and mental sharpness to accomplishing what needs to be done.
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So you need to clearly define your purpose — what you are seeking in an analogy — and then associate it with at least one mechanism for accomplishing it.
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" And here's what Romney said last night, with a possible administration job on the line: "He did something I tried to do and was unsuccessful in accomplishing.
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It's so easy to take care of her; to make sure that she's watering her plants and accomplishing her goals as she putters around the game's map.
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The family had no trouble accomplishing their vacation to-do list, which included offshore fishing, relaxing on the beach and snorkeling in Mullet Bay, said Mr. Kish.
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He has been a vocal supporter of cutting federal spending and called to eliminate the Department of Energy, along with others, as a means of accomplishing that.
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Accomplishing quite the feat of modern music, this indefatigable foursome plays the five complete quartets of Elliott Carter, a body of music stretching from 1951 to 1995.
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Accomplishing this target means that the vast majority of the world's fossil fuels must remain in the ground, as reiterated by a landmark 2019 United Nations report.
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Although to-do lists can be great tools to help you , they can also "make you feel like you're being productive without actually accomplishing anything," Robbins writes.
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Set aside the merits of any of this, the point is that accomplishing these things involved empowering judges and regulators or bureaucrats more generally to make laws.
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Yet lawmakers on both sides of the Capitol still haven't agreed on how to avoid a costly shutdown that would sap the momentum from accomplishing tax reform.
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SpaceX has developed a record of accomplishing what it has set out to do, from a reusable first stage for the Falcon 9 to the Falcon Heavy.
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Here are a few of the less-than-boldface names among them who are likely to play an outsize role in accomplishing Mr. Trump's highest-priority items.
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A new report shows that methods aimed at increasing racial diversity are either accomplishing too little or are not working at all, writes the NYT's Lauretta Charlton.
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She inhaled "The Girlfriend Experience" in one long binge, to gauge the show's tone, but accomplishing that required so much wine that she was drunk halfway through.
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Accomplishing that in a way that isn't just depressing or infuriating involves turning the profession and the time period into a raucous combination of pageant and farce.
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Given the political difficulties in accomplishing that, immediate steps such as those outlined here can be taken to at least rein in the bureau's scope and power.
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It's the concept of treading water and not being able to get to point B or accomplishing something, or becoming your best self and resurfacing, I guess.
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"We have already begun to develop a concrete plan for accomplishing these goals, relying upon consultation with experts, laity, and clergy, as well as the Vatican," DiNardo said.
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As to Tesla competitors, Musk didn't get into it, but he acknowledged that in terms of self-driving cars Google's Waymo is the closest to accomplishing autonomous driving.
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The answer, broadly speaking, is that while Trump has certainly initiated some consequential policy changes, he hasn't come remotely close to accomplishing even a third of his agenda.
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It seemed every week he and Doug Baldwin were accomplishing feats that had been managed only by players like Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, Randy Moss and Jerry Rice.
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In 2020, delegates are supposed to reconvene and provide updates about their emission pledges, and report on how they're becoming more aggressive on accomplishing the 2 degree goal.
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In the speech he too said "we" a lot, but almost exclusively it was the royal "we," referring to himself, accomplishing everything immediately, as if by magic. Magic.
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While he does not currently have an official modeling career associated with an agency, he said that it is definitely something he dreams about accomplishing in the future.
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Farah's irrepressible emotion and exhilarating sprint finishes help make him a star, but even he admits accomplishing another golden double at age 33 will be no easy task.
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What are we accomplishing when we say "she takes too many selfies?" or when we stop ourselves from posting one because we don't want to be "that girl"?
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Job growth is crucial to the development of Appalachia, and we believe that revitalizing the region by fostering community engagement is an important step toward accomplishing that goal.
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At present, the Trump administration is focused on accomplishing significant tax reform and accelerating the domestic economy to an above-trend pace of 22019 percent GDP — or more.
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The Canadian Forces asked specifically for funded the 109th's participation in accomplishing the resupply mission as part of broader bi-national Arctic Force Package initiatives, according to Vaughan.
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Google's recent announcement of Duplex, "An AI System for Accomplishing Real-World Tasks Over the Phone," has once-again raised the issue of artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics.
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Accomplishing that involves putting the new cells into an embryo and seeing if they turn into the placenta, as well as every cell type in the adult animal.
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Trying to make sense of how DSH is funded, how the states get to dole it out and whether it is even accomplishing its purpose is nearly impossible.
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Google's demonstration of Duplex, "An AI System for Accomplishing Real-World Tasks Over the Phone," could be the customer-service killer app the government has been waiting for.
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There seemed to be a progression of themes and content throughout the morning, and working with trained psychotherapists optimized whatever psychological work they were accomplishing during those sessions.
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After accomplishing his one understandable goal (revenge) in the first game, Kratos can't just change his ways and become a normal guy again even if he wanted to.
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Thoughts on gender diversity: "It wasn't, for me, about breaking glass ceilings or breaking barriers; it was about accomplishing what I set out to accomplish," Cunningham told Vox.
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Torres has finished in the top 13 at only two tournaments in her debut season, most recently accomplishing the feat at the Thornberry Creek L.P.G.A. Classic in July.
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"The main thing is just believing in myself and accomplishing what I set out to do," she said, adding that she is also inspired by her past failures.
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Night was falling in Paris, and men and women on the Métro looked concerned, or angry at themselves for not accomplishing what they'd hoped to accomplish before sunset.
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By accomplishing that, it becomes less about the underlying questions that Payne asks than becoming invested in the stories of the confused, mostly middle-aged folks asking them.
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Obama promised in his first presidential campaign in 2008 to close the facility and signed an executive order with the goal of accomplishing that shortly after taking office.
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You want to show that you can handle stress in a professional and positive manner that helps you continue working or won't stop you from accomplishing your goals.
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But the exact opposite is true — people who harshly blame themselves for even small willpower failures tend to do worse in accomplishing their goals in the long run.
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Indeed, the only thing rogue electors ended up accomplishing was to degrade one more of the American political norms that have been so damaged by the 2016 election.
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In 2020, delegates are supposed to reconvene and provide updates about their emission pledges and report on how they're becoming more aggressive on accomplishing the 2-degree goal.
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In 2020, delegates are supposed to reconvene and provide updates about their emission pledges, and report on how they're becoming more aggressive on accomplishing the 2-degree goal.
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We know exactly what Kai Anderson (Evan Peters) is up to with his group of killer clowns from opposite sides of aisle, and how he plans on accomplishing it.
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Those goals focus primarily on Lyft's autonomous ambitions, and so are contingent on the ride hailing company accomplishing its self-driving vision at scale, but they're laudable goals nonetheless.
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And after seven months of our president accomplishing nothing, ask yourself this: Is Trump the kind of guy who would pull the trigger just to say he did it?
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The company says the feature will make it easier for people to find tips about things like recipes and vacation spots, or learn shortcuts for accomplishing projects, for example.
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Even with no votes changed and no voting systems breached, a little doubt goes a very long way toward accomplishing the same goals as a more sophisticated hacking campaign.
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Microsoft is accomplishing this feat with its Computer Vision Cognitive Service, which uses neural networks trained with deep learning techniques to better understand and describe the contents of images.
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"Last year was the first time I did it completely on my own and I was really proud of myself for accomplishing it all," Kardashian posted on her site.
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"It needs to be much more focused and less involved with the political and financial interests of the Clintons, and more focused on all the things it's actually accomplishing."
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The longer a funk lasts, the more it gets in the way of accomplishing your workload and can become a serious issue within your job and overall career goals.
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Fighters must sense he's something they have to prove themselves against, a marker to measure themselves by, that they haven't accomplished what needed accomplishing if they never fight him.
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It's a matter of the company's strategy for accomplishing a particular task or goal under a particular set of conditions, nearly all of which are out of your control.
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"I personally think that he can weather this storm, given that he's proven to work hard on accomplishing many of the regulatory rollbacks that the president wants," he said.
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Google's demonstration of Duplex, "an AI system for accomplishing real-world tasks over the phone," could be the customer-service killer app for which the government has been waiting.
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The triumphal sense that America was a force for good and capable of accomplishing almost anything in the era following victory in World War II still pervaded the country.
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If you honestly assess your regular actions, you might find that much of your time is spent worrying over thoughts or lists about work, rather than physically accomplishing tasks.
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The prospect of a Donald J. Trump nomination is accomplishing what a diverse and talented field of Republican presidential contenders could not: uniting the party's big-money donor establishment.
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All of these might not be an entire suite, but they all clearly have the potential to become more robust products that end up accomplishing that suite of tasks.
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But since the "Leave" camp unexpectedly won the 2016 vote, essentially accomplishing the reason for UKIP's existence, the party has struggled for relevance and has been riven with infighting.
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It acts as a messaging app, a dominant payment platform, a social network, and a platform for accomplishing everyday tasks like paying utility bills and booking doctor&aposs appointments.
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I believe that the idea of teenagers trying to spread their opinions on problems is great, but I just think that there are better ways of accomplishing their goal.
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The 34-year-old Staal, a former Ranger, became the 96th player in N.H.L. history to reach the milestone, accomplishing the feat less than five minutes into the game.
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Much like Trump's failed travel ban has wreaked havoc even though federal judges have repeatedly intervened, a court fight would leave DACA stuck in limbo, effectively accomplishing his goal.
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Sailors from engineering department, such as Machinist's Mate 1st Class Larissa Pruitt, auxiliary division leading petty officer, have provided significant support to accomplishing major ship milestones while in RCOH.
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Even if the government had a compelling interest in doing so, he said, it had "failed to prove the Rule employs the least restrictive means" of accomplishing its goals.
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In a story about the death of an American soldier in a firefight near the coastal town of Hoi An, CBS's John Laurence questioned what the war was accomplishing.
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Accomplishing just about anything with the V.A. — scheduling a medical appointment or getting hired or filing a claim — whether online or in person was challenging, to put it mildly.
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Balancing competing demands -- accomplishing the mission, caring for soldiers, ensuring standards for the team, asserting legal or administration disciplinary action -- is one of the toughest aspects of command responsibility.
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But it's about having a paradigm shift in which you see the attachment to life being about productivity and accomplishing things is just programming that's part of our culture.
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But the demise of the Russian Moon shot stimulated new ideas about how to leverage the nation's considerable spaceflight infrastructure and intellectual capital into accomplishing other milestones in space.
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"If the goal of DACA is to give citizenship to a particularly law-abiding group of undocumented immigrants, it is accomplishing the opposite of what was intended," Lott wrote.
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The furor has since died down but Peach earns itself a spot on this list for accomplishing the Herculean task of coming up with a unique social app in 2016.
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She dedicated herself to one objective — protecting the survival of the Lannister dynasty and the life of her unborn child — and centered every tool of statecraft on accomplishing that goal.
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It seemed that in every game, he and Doug Baldwin were accomplishing feats that had been managed only by players like Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, Randy Moss and Jerry Rice.
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We need legislation that aims to reduce emissions from every sector of the economy, and we must also begin to solve the technological problems that are obstacles to accomplishing that.
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But the purpose of this new list remains murky, leaving some civil-liberties advocates to argue that it places unwitting travellers into a federal database without accomplishing any real ends.
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Because he&aposs actually accomplishing the things that he set out to do, and that&aposs why his poll numbers are up; and that&aposs why things are getting done.
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But all that Angela is actually accomplishing is currying favor with the heads of the Naviti alliance – Wendell and Dom and Kellyn – and targeting a guy who's already an outsider.
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Accomplishing that and approving Trans Mountain again before the next campaign would be challenging, at a time when the Liberals are separately legislating tougher regulations for resource projects, Masson said.
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The project as a whole may seem ambitious, but as a global brand with an engaged audience, Grindr believes accomplishing it is possible, and the need for diversity is important.
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However, the parents soon noticed Alfie was not accomplishing common milestones like lifting his head, maintaining eye contact and eating with his hands, according to the Just Giving fundraising page.
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Because it was a quite difficult process, and it taught us a lot, and we went through a lot making it, so there's a sense of pride in accomplishing it.
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As with COTS and Commercial Crew, various private companies would put out proposals for accomplishing each step, and NASA and its partners would pick the top ones to move forward.
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It sounded like a lament for a legislature that is accomplishing less and less every year, and an implicit pledge to pursue novel and turbulent pathways out of the morass.
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What minimum outcomes from the next meeting could convince cynics the negotiations actually are accomplishing something and not just satisfying the leaders' egos and burnishing their domestic and international images?
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The 23-year-old Puerto Rican has worked at least six frames in seven of his 10 starts this year after accomplishing the feat once in 53 outings last year.
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"What has saved Pruitt up until now is this sense that he is accomplishing more than any other Cabinet secretary on the agenda," New York Times reporter Michael Shear said.
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The news finds Samsung joining a handful of companies promising to deliver 5G smartphones in 2019, including OnePlus and Motorola — though the latter will be accomplishing this via Moto Mod.
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"Everyone desires to leave their mark on the world in a meaningful way, and it's painful to imagine that we will exit the planet without accomplishing this goal," says Engel.
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"Have an awareness of where you want your portfolio to take you, engineer it for that result, then establish regular diagnostics to make sure it's accomplishing its purpose," he writes.
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Accomplishing this military rebuild will be a fifty-state effort —every state in the union will be able to take part in rebuilding our military and developing the technologies oftomorrow.
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Throughout my career, I've always felt that accomplishing the same things as my peers resulted in my getting only half the credit and recognition, partially because of who I am.
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The flow of refugees to the U.S. has slowed nearly to a halt, demonstrating that President Trump's administration is accomplishing by bureaucracy what it could not achieve by executive order.
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This kind of player-to-enemy interaction would otherwise be hopelessly routine in another game, but making one's body so central to accomplishing the task at hand proved endlessly novel.
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Los Angeles already has exhibited three crucial traits for accomplishing that last part: they defend the three-point line, get back on defense, and hardly ever turn the ball over.
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Management is the art of accomplishing objectives through others, and that's different from leadership, which is more the art of inspiring others and getting them to want to do things.
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In his weekly presidential address on Friday, President Trump focused his attention on tax reform, a campaign promise his administration has set its sight on accomplishing in the coming months.
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They might be asked to make a 90-day plan for accomplishing goals if they were hired on the spot or given a client problem to work through, O'Keeffe said.
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According to Will Shortz's print intro, Mr. Chaikin made a New Year's resolution last January to have another puzzle published this year, so bully for him for accomplishing his goals.
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As the game goes on, it develops some hallmarks of the typical open-world game, where you ultimately start accomplishing things to get numbers to go up and unlock upgrades.
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Economists also believe the model used by the government to strip out seasonal patterns from data is not fully accomplishing its goal despite steps last year to address the problem.
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And this three-step strategy will create the consistency you need to help move you forward, little by little every day, towards accomplishing your goals and, ultimately, realizing your dreams.
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But accomplishing this goal requires undermining critical drug safety regulations called Risk Mitigation and Evaluation Strategies (REMS) so generic drug companies can obtain samples of REMS drugs for comparative testing.
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" Anna Wintour, the editor of Vogue and the artistic director of Condé Nast, said in a telephone interview: "What she was accomplishing during her time working in magazines was groundbreaking.
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So I wanted to take a moment this morning to congratulate Lauren Williams (Vox's editor in chief), Ezra Klein (its founding editor) and their colleagues for accomplishing what they have.
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The hired killers eventually fled the scene without accomplishing their mission, but another brother of El Rey and El Mayo, Vicente Zambada Garcia, was later killed by the Tijuana cartel.
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But accomplishing this would still be technically possible, though much harder, without Apple's help, if the FBI or NSA somehow managed to get Apple's signing key—say, by stealing it.
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Your strong will towards accomplishing your goals is only intensified this week as Pluto, the planet of obsession, has ended its retrograde in your house of career and personal legacy.
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It helps you think about your ideas, wants and needs on a grand scale, so that you can focus on your motivation for accomplishing a task rather than mundane tasks themselves.
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" He said he was proud of the administration's efforts "due in part to the clear direction provided by the president and the dedication of Administrator Wheeler to accomplishing the Agency's mission.
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"You realize how amazing it is what they're doing and what they're accomplishing and how fortunate you are to be a part of this unbelievable inter-webbing of stories," said Evans.
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The 23-year-old also is the 22th Swedish-born player in NHL history to reach the plateau and the second-fastest, accomplishing the feat in 23 games (Peter Forsberg, 22).
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"It's, after all, the accomplishing of a campaign promise: Bolsonaro was the first president in all of Brazil's history to be elected with an openly anti-environmental and anti-indigenous speech".
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If we're not careful, these additions will end up making the thing heavier, larger, more expensive, more complicated and more fragile rather than making it more effective in accomplishing its mission.
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That their causes are no longer about a love for their own faves, but to simply stop someone else from accomplishing what might otherwise be an organic win is...well, wack.
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A photo of a friend or a news link gives us the momentary sensation of accomplishing something, even if it's just learning some tiny bit of information, no matter how irrelevant.
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Now think about that one word, America, and everything that we associate with that word: liberty, freedom, setting goals, working hard, accomplishing things, your kids have life better than you did.
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The constitution gives the president the responsibility and power to protect the United States from all threats foreign and domestic, and this lawful travel order remains critical to accomplishing those goals.
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" He said he was proud of the administration's efforts "due in part to the clear direction provided by the president and the dedication of Administrator Wheeler to accomplishing the Agencys mission.
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And for as much respect as the Seahawks have for what Watson is accomplishing as a rookie, they&aposre ready to introduce him to one of the league&aposs premier defenses.
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It sounds as though much of it is now automated, but accomplishing that feat required hiring human translators and working with companies to make sure the translations were clear and natural.
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"The dishonest media will NEVER keep us from accomplishing our objectives on behalf of our GREAT AMERICAN PEOPLE," Trump continued, before finally turning his attention to something other than the media.
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Accomplishing goals created with a manager feels all the more gratifying to employees because they are 'our goals,' not just 'my goals' or 'your goals,' and this shows in their engagement.
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TECHNIQUES FOR ACCOMPLISHING OBJECTIVES Trump's Trade Plan Trump's trade plan recommends using techniques such as follows to narrow our trade deficit, increase domestic production, and get a fair deal for workers.
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John Hickenlooper said on Monday he's running for president, casting himself as a can-do uniter who is used to overcoming adversity and accomplishing liberal goals in a politically divided state.
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Even for these fiscally conservative types, there's a business case for eliminating poverty, something a basic income took big strides toward accomplishing during Canada's previous provincial pilot study in the 1970s.
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Senate starts debate on budget, pushing forward with tax reform: Senate Republicans are pushing forward with a budget that is key to accomplishing their goal of passing tax reform this year.
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These officials added that the military initially looked at the risks and feasibility of accomplishing a withdrawal in at least three estimated time frames: 30 days, 70 days and 120 days.
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The European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology also collected national registry data of assisted reproductive technology cycles -- a single attempt at accomplishing conception -- performed in Europe from 1997 through 143.
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With that money, he hopes to work on scaling the business and accomplishing its next set of goals, like being sold in retailers like Bass Pro Shop, Cabellas and on Amazon.
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"I get some power from him that is about stepping up and living your best life, being exactly who you want to be and accomplishing everything you so desire," he explained.
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Countries such as Australia and Germany are accomplishing this through national education campaigns that raise awareness about the benefits of biosimilars and offer incentives leading to further adoption of their use.
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Also, the federal government is a clunky bureaucracy and isn't always efficient and effective in accomplishing small tasks, let alone large, transformational changes in the American economy and the American culture.
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The flow of refugees to the United States has slowed nearly to a halt, demonstrating that what President Trump's administration could not achieve by executive order, it is accomplishing by bureaucracy.
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A green mushroom appears in reach, only for the game to snatch it away, destroy it, or otherwise find some way for the player to avoid accomplishing their this one goal.
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Each will have an easier time accomplishing these if Democrats win more Senate seats; each is likely to encounter problems along the way; each will take us toward a better world.
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Winning elections — a necessary first step to vindicating the rights of trans people or accomplishing anything else in politics — hinges crucially on getting people with bad opinions to vote for you.
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"We have already begun to develop a concrete plan for accomplishing these goals, relying upon consultation with experts, laity, and clergy, as well as the Vatican," DiNardo wrote on August 16.
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Importantly, commanders are granted authority to take administrative and legal actions, such as recommending a court martial, in order to assist them in accomplishing their tasks and upholding their service standards.
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But Trump has demonstrated with past actions, like Executive Order 13769 (aka the "Muslim ban"), that potential legal restraints are far down on his list of concerns in accomplishing an agenda.
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It's more interested in coming across as badass, without acknowledging how it's accomplishing that, or what kind of toxic ideology it's spreading by indulging in the worst kinds of faux edgy art.
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If you're committed to the idea of a mini retirement, you should work to establish a passive income stream to improve the likelihood of accomplishing your goal without damaging your financial future.
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And that is something that, it's not like the 10,000 step mark, but it's a visual representation of accomplishing a daily activity goal and some people say they find it really motivating.
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Over the past few years, Boston Dynamics has built a reputation for crafting incredible robots that never seem to fail with a series of videos that show them accomplishing increasingly complicated tasks.
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The most likely tool for accomplishing this task is CRISPR/cas9, a powerful new tool that allows scientists to target a gene, snip it out, and replace it with a preferred version.
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Price: Free 7-Minute Workout ChallengeYou've probably heard that seven minutes is the sweet spot for accomplishing an effective workout, which is good news for those of us who have zero time.
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You have this thing with neoconservatism militarism fused with moral idealism that seeks to achieve everything but ends up accomplishing nothing and doing so at a huge cost of blood and money.
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Accomplishing this will require more than just deployment of renewable energy sources; states will likely have to make their existing coal-fire plants more efficient, or else reduce their usage of them.
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But President Trump is doing far more to increase health-care freedom than the past three presidents combined, and his administration is accomplishing this impressive feat largely without the help of Congress.
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Take the good with the bad Teenagers are especially sensitive to the reward signals that shoot through the brain after accomplishing something, getting approval from friends, taking drugs, and playing video games.
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Mr. Birch said the main hurdle to accomplishing more seamless payments in the past was online merchants, who did not want to give up control over any part of the checkout process.
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Julie Conway, the executive director of the Value in Electing Women (VIEW) Pac, said getting female candidates through the primary process is one of the most challenging aspects in accomplishing their goal.
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Studies have investigated the possibility that all alien life forms in oceans below a planet's surface and have posited that civilizations might be undone by their unsustainability before accomplishing any interstellar travel.
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Mr. Murphy, one of the youngest candidates to run in a high-profile Senate race, was in turn accused of inflating his résumé and accomplishing little in Congress during his two terms.
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The rogue nation, via its state news agency KCNA, said it had succeeded in launching an intercontinental ballistic missile, something leader Kim Jong Un reportedly had claimed to be close to accomplishing.
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Georgene Huang, CEO and cofounder of Fairygodboss, recalled a candidate who sent over a presentation that detailed what he envisioned accomplishing in the first 30, 60 and 90 days on the job.
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There's breathing room but also a strong sense of security, and you're feeling like the new schedule you have created for yourself will support you in accomplishing your personal and professional goals.
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Now that I've been able to see what can happen when I choose to bet on myself, I look forward to accomplishing even more things, inspiring others to take the same leap.
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Gemini season finds you at home, taking time to recharge, but the full moon in Sagittarius gives extra incentive to put yourself out there as you've been working toward accomplishing your goals.
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Raoul Berger's primary concern was to demonstrate that, although impeachment was a proper means for removal of derelict judges, it ought not to be the sole means for accomplishing that worthy end.
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Things were loud and many people around her, none of whom she knew, were drunk, but she was determined to spend the next hour or so accomplishing something despite the ambient hedonism.
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Guyasuta's fixed-income philosophy is focused on generating a steady stream of income and preserving capital, accomplishing this by building portfolios of individual bonds and focusing on issuers with strong credit fundamentals.
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What Bloomberg did as mayor amounted to a police occupation of minority neighborhoods, a terroristic pressure campaign, with little evidence that it was accomplishing the goal of sustained, long-term crime reduction.
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Accomplishing that would require greater enforcement of the requirement to buy insurance, including stiffer penalties, instead of the administration's approach of essentially signaling that no one will be punished for not participating.
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It is as much about accomplishing strategic goals like destabilizing Europe and NATO, or forcing the European Union to rescind the sanctions it applied after his forays into Crimea and eastern Ukraine.
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By exploring just a fraction of the microbial dark matter, a small team had discovered a potentially revolutionary drug—quickly accomplishing what large pharmaceutical companies had been unable to do for years.
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The U.S. mentality is partly based on experience with the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, where the world's largest economy drew down from those countries after accomplishing initial military and security goals.
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Scalise told reporters he doesn't "have any idea if things are going to change" regarding the timing of the race, but remains committed to working with Ryan on accomplishing the party's goals.
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One key to accomplishing that is a strict avoidance of caricature, but the notion that a "Law & Order" franchise might achieve such discipline is almost as laughable as Ice-T's one-liners.
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We've actually started to believe that solving our great problems is an impossible task, and that's why we need to elect a man who has a track record of accomplishing the impossible.
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Some 26 states, from New York to Texas to Rhode Island to South Carolina, have regulations on the books that use state financial power to block BDS activists from accomplishing their goals.
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Our goal will be to advance the progressive agenda that we believe in and to elect like-minded candidates at the federal, state and local levels who are committed to accomplishing our goals.
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Actually accomplishing any of these things will prove much harder than advertised, because even if Democrats were to take the White House in 2020, they look unlikely to take control of the Senate.
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"A super-intelligent AI will be extremely good at accomplishing its goals, and if those goals aren't aligned with ours, we're in trouble," cautioned astrophysicist Stephen Hawking during a Reddit AMA last year.
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Indeed, even if you feel you're being useful with your phone, the tasks that you may be accomplishing — such as checking email or social media accounts — might not amount to actually meaningful work.
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But if you have a goal—and you've been a big baby about accomplishing it—the combination of warrior Mars with magical Neptune will help you feel like you can do absolutely anything!
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The result was that Mr. Kerry and Mr. Zarif veered from the monumental significance of what they were accomplishing — an end to a decade of open hostility — to the minutiae of uranium enrichment.
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Accomplishing this will require Entelo to both collect additional unstructured data from non-traditional sources like GitHub and implement additional machine learning capabilities to allow enterprises to quickly identify and target top candidates.
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"Maria Comella was a longtime, trusted advisor who assisted me in accomplishing many of the great things we have done in New Jersey during her six years with me," Christie told CNN Tuesday.
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Being prevented from attending a high school dance is not ideal, but both young women are aware that as they get older the ban will prevent them from accomplishing far more important goals.
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No. Short of an agreement on some final substitute amendment that locks in 50 votes -- something they've repeatedly come up short on accomplishing -- the process going forward is far from a sure thing.
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With these reports—including the findings about Mansoor and his iPhone, which prompted Apple to issue an urgent patch to plug the holes exposed in the attack—Deibert believes they're accomplishing that mission.
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This can either lead to positive contributions, contributions that are optimal but are still in need of continued improvements, or a complete revisit of what we are doing and how we are accomplishing.
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After attending a women's march and feeling like she wasn't accomplishing anything, Wagner, a long-time yoga instructor and strength and conditioning specialist, decided to use her knowledge to make a larger impact.
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"China is not likely to abandon its plan about accomplishing its 2025 targets" even if a deal is struck, Anastasia Amoroso, global market strategist at J.P. Morgan, told CNBC's "Futures Now " on Tuesday.
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Here the additional two cores clearly gave the 8th Generation processors a leg up and everything that's come earlier this year, by accomplishing every task WebXPRT threw at them faster than anything else.
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"I don't know how that could be legally enforceable, and from a medical point of view, I don't know what you would be accomplishing ... I don't like the sound of it," Cuomo said.
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"I don't know how that could be legally enforceable, and from a medical point of view, I don't know what you would be accomplishing ... I don't like the sound of it," Cuomo said.
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Flying cars called "spinners," capable of driving on the street as well as accomplishing vertical take-off and landing, transport people in Blade Runner using three engines: internal combustion, jet, and anti-gravity.
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"We have already begun to develop a concrete plan for accomplishing these goals, relying upon consultation with experts, laity, and clergy, as well as the Vatican," DiNardo said in the August 16 letter.
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Right now progressives are feeling better than they expected to a few months ago: Donald Trump and his frenemies in Congress are accomplishing a lot less than they hoped, and their opponents feared.
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It's instead an attempt to judge him on his own terms, as I tried to do at the 100-day mark: How effective has he been in accomplishing what he promised to accomplish?
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A summary of the proposal circulated Tuesday appeared aimed at accomplishing just that, emphasizing that the deal would cut premiums, shift power to the states and avoid adding a penny to the deficit.
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"If they are doing work in the US with the aim of accomplishing Russian interests and are financed by an arm of the Russian government, then FARA registration could be justified," Rosenstein said.
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Rather it is that there is something misguided in the notion that a single type of leadership — however defined or developed — would be equally effective in accomplishing every kind of task and objective.
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In today's installment of partisan writing, I feature writers from the right who wonder if the protests are accomplishing the right goals, and writers from the left who see pernicious racism at work.
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The potential indictment comes with Netanyahu close to accomplishing one of his biggest goals: outstripping David Ben-Gurion, the founder of the modern Israeli state, as the longest-serving leader in Israel's history.
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Elizabeth Warren, a hero among the party's core progressives, has been looking to drive a dagger through Wall Street, and implementing a Glass-Steagall-like measure would go a long way toward accomplishing that.
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Sure, you want to be a team player, but especially if you have a project that requires uninterrupted thought, a few of these check-ins can prevent you from accomplishing what you need to.
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That wasn't an act—RJ has been diagnosed with cerebral palsy since the age of three, but he hasn't let that stop him from accomplishing his goals and using his success to help others.
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They named their schedule "Uberman" in honor of Nietzsche's Übermensch idea, because they were both philosophy majors—but also because they were accomplishing so much in a day that they were freaking people out.
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Lawler's takedown defense has looked on point in recent years and he's even harder to keep down—Johny Hendricks was reduced to clinging to his legs and accomplishing nothing in both of their bouts.
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Cranz says she is accomplishing this by offering sessions around topics like "leading at Netflix," a way to make sure that leaders are leading through the lens of things that are important to Netflix.
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And his tool of choice for accomplishing this goal has been tariffs, with the idea that by making it more expensive for US companies to import, they'll be motivated to make such products themselves.
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"I just stopped having fun, I don't love racing—like I love cars and I love driving them—my favorite part is really about the progression and setting goals and accomplishing them," Patrick explained.
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Her leadership of the DNC has meant that we had someone who brought Democrats together not just for my re-election campaign, but for accomplishing the shared goals we have had for our country.
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"The changes are in management philosophy, in enterprise risk management, and modernizing federal IT. Not that that's something previous presidents haven't tried, but President Trump has a plan for accomplishing it," the official said.
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While I was fully aware I wasn't accomplishing anything, it was the video game equivalent of chips eaten in front of the television—an act that, sodium bloat be damned, I always return to.
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The election of President Donald Trump last fall, combined with their control of both chambers of Congress gave Republicans this year their first real chance at accomplishing their goal of getting rid of Obamacare.
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It has spurred judicial and political mobilization against a sloppy and ill-conceived policy, which will likely end up with Trump accomplishing much less harm than he could have with a more measured approach.
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" As Zack Beauchamp wrote, "Trump's stated policy ideas, if implemented, would have the effect of accomplishing much of what Putin has dreamed of but that the Russian leader may have never have thought possible.
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While Congress may not be accomplishing much these days in regards to labor laws, dozens of state legislatures have been super-busy in the past few years giving workers more rights than ever before.
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I measure victories not by accomplishing the extraordinary but by simply performing the mundane, like paying the mortgage every month, trying (and failing) to sleep 7 hours a day and raising my good cholesterol.
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Games and challenges: Premium will allow users to participate in challenges and games with other contacts, and notably, they're highly configurable, so you can set the goal and the specifics for accomplishing the goal.
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"It's pretty clear that this is another attempt to accomplish what they were unsuccessful in accomplishing with the sanctuary city executive order," the San Francisco city attorney, Dennis Herrera, said at the news conference.
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For now, Mr. Alexander is eager to get back to accomplishing his highest legislative priority: a bipartisan package of bills aimed at lowering the cost of medical care, which has already passed his committee.
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Dr. Hanson, author of "Hardwiring Happiness: The New Brain Science of Contentment, Calm, and Confidence," said it may be helpful to ask yourself if you are accomplishing anything by dwelling on your negative thoughts.
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So far, however, these types of sanctions have not been successful at accomplishing that (notably the sanctions on justices of the Venezuelan Supreme Court), and therefore, the Trump administration is looking into tougher options.
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"I conclude from this behavior that he doesn't give a damn about accomplishing his agenda because he does nothing but make it harder for people who want to help him do that," he said.
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"I have a lot of conservative colleagues that perhaps see our tactics as really too aggressive to when it comes to accomplishing what is important," Meadows said in an attempt to defend his actions.
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"It wasn't, for me, about breaking glass ceilings or breaking barriers; it was about accomplishing what I set out to accomplish," she told me in an interview at the New York Stock Exchange last week.
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Center Nikola Vucevic notched his first double-double (222 points, 22 rebounds) Sunday since accomplishing the feat in the first two games of the season, but missed 23 of his 173 shots from the field.
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"And so I said they could be perceived as 'un-American' and weaken their moral authority to achieve the great things they had been accomplishing in integration and moving forward for reconciliation throughout the country."
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Here's Scout, developed by Amazon in Seattle, in delivery mode: The electric device is autonomous, but to start an Amazon employee will "shadow" Scout to make sure it is properly accomplishing its Prime-ly duties.
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"If they are doing work in the US with the aim of accomplishing Russian interests and are financed by an arm of the Russian government, then FARA registration could be justified," Rosenstein told CNN.[CNN]
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I don&apost think Nikki Haley has seen my Twitter feed, she wouldn&apost have said that, and she says that I know it feels good and it&aposs fun, but what are you accomplishing?
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" Carter faced significant hurdles in his first year, because he "did not understand the Washington media or lobbyists," and did not work well with Congress, "overloading his legislative agenda" and accomplishing "less than he hoped.
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In his 2004 book "Dreams from My Father," Obama wrote that his mother's lessons on the power of love have been the guiding forces in his life and served as pillars for accomplishing his achievements.
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I was living in Chicago in the early 2000s when everything I had worked for, everything I had dreamed of accomplishing, was in danger of being shattered because I had, once again, refused to conform.
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Cutting down on the years it takes state and local governments to obtain permits under environmental laws is essential to accomplishing Trump's goal of expanding and fixing the nation's roads, bridges and airports, Republicans say.
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Lazy people can be pretty ingenious in their search for finding low-effort methods for accomplishing daily tasks, as you can see by some of the products that have been invented with them in mind.
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The most important thing it seems to President Obama is not whether he is operating within the guidelines of the constitution he is sworn to uphold, but whether he is accomplishing his own personal agenda.
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On Sunday, with 114 rushing yards in a thrilling 35-0893 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers, Elliott became the first runner this season to pass the 1,000-yard barrier, accomplishing the feat in nine games.
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Brett's creators hope that he could some day take on menial human tasks with the ability to adapt and learn new ways of accomplishing a goal, something that most other robots are incapable of doing.
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The pay-go provision, which requires a point of order against any bill that raises the deficit or reduces a surplus, could create additional hurdles in accomplishing progressive legislative priorities in areas including climate change.
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If President Trump is supervising a military campaign that is not accomplishing its objectives, he needs military commanders who will tell him this, and he needs to listen to them so he can change course.
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I call it the "GTD" (Getting Things Done) method, and it has helped more than two million people discover the power of clearing their minds, sharpening their focus and accomplishing more with ease and elegance.
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Despite accomplishing little of note during his seven terms as a lawmaker, Mr. Bolsonaro gained prominence when a massive corruption investigation known as Lava Jato, or Car Wash, engulfed all of Brazil's major political parties.
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Operational Responsibilities• Assists with leading CAA's federal affairs activities by establishing positive relationships with elected officials, their staff teams, and other civil servants for the purpose of accomplishing association goals on behalf of our members.
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"What I want to do is spend our time accomplishing things for the American people," he said in the same interview, touting the need to pass the trade deal and bashing Democrats for "harassing" Trump.
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In this depressing landscape, there may very well be the seeds of an anti-war effort capable of thwarting new interventions in the Middle East—which is to say, accomplishing what we couldn't in 2003.
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I stayed in just long enough to experience what might be called the smug reflex: the sense of satisfaction that comes from accomplishing, and even enjoying, something that most people would find unfathomably off-putting.
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That since they still had control of the board of aldermen, basically their city council, they could just obstruct him completely, keep him from accomplishing absolutely anything and then everything could get back to normal.
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"A tabletop exercise of a simulated emergency commonly used in disaster management planning to help inform involved players of important aspects of a possible disaster and identify issues for accomplishing a successful response," says NASA.
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The challenge to an incumbent who says he's accomplishing a lot -- and Trump does make this claim -- is that this success wars with the claim that powerful enemies are thwarting him at the same time.
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What are the challenges it has in accomplishing its goal to make sure visitors "really grasp the meaning of Anne Frank and the people in hiding here," as museum director Garance Reus-Deelder said. 3.
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Jonathan Moore, who devoted his eclectic career as a public servant and academic to accomplishing lofty goals, including saving refugees, reducing nuclear proliferation and making government more responsive, died on March 8 in Weston, Mass.
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And the best approach to accomplishing that goal may be the one Sanders has already embraced: reining in the power of the financial sector and reversing the immense redistribution of wealth that its global expansion enabled.
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Kim said that Castro was the "outstanding leader of the Cuban people and a prominent political activist who made distinguished contributions to accomplishing the cause of independence against imperialism," the English-language version of KCNA reported.
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But even during his treatment, Zanca was accomplishing difficult feats like completing a 5K run and even participating in SkyRise Chicago, a fundraiser for the center where people climb the 103 floors of the Willis Tower.
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The central committee of the North's ruling Workers' Party of Korea said China had made "great progress in accomplishing the cause of building socialism with Chinese characteristics" under the guidance of the Communist Party of China.
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Just as geosynchronous orbit is far more difficult than low Earth orbit, a lunar insertion orbit is even harder, a stable such orbit even harder and accomplishing a controlled landing on target even harder than that.
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Part of how AMD is accomplishing this is through things like the company's revised Precision Boost 2 technology, which more intelligently manages how much the CPU can boost as workload increases on a more granular level.
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If President Donald Trump is supervising a military campaign that is not accomplishing its objectives, he needs military commanders who will tell him this and he needs to listen to them so he can change course.
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It's more of a general concept than a specific technology — less specific, for example, than neuromorphic hardware which is concerned with mirroring the human brain — since accomplishing this will involve the incorporation of countless technological concepts.
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"Chevron welcomes meaningful efforts to address the issue of climate change, but litigation is not an appropriate tool for accomplishing that objective," Sean Comey, a spokesperson for Chevron, said in an emailed statement to The Verge.
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It has performed a series of successful trajectory-altering maneuvers, in addition to accomplishing a deep space maneuver to prepare for an Earth flyby in September 2017, in order to increase its heliocentric speed and inclination.
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Judging by the two young dudes casually sipping a whole bottle of rosé at 4 PM on Teutonic's patio—and the disassembled carburetor at the bar—he is well on his way to accomplishing those goals.
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One project is aimed at accomplishing that last goal with the creation of Lithium-Air batteries, which use oxygen as the active electron carrier, sucking it in when they're being discharged and expelling it when charging.
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But if their celebratory press releases are to be believed, perhaps their public relations officers are too busy celebrating the Trump administration's proposal to return them to their core mission of efficiently accomplishing nothing at all.
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If President Donald Trump is supervising a military campaign that is not accomplishing its objectives, he needs military commanders who will tell him this, and he needs to listen to them so he can change course.
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Accomplishing that has not been easy, state officials said: Each person needing support requires a network of people and organizations to address housing needs, provide assistive technologies and find grants and programs to cover these costs.
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The proposal says that accomplishing the plan would take a 28503 year "national mobilization" and would include resilience building, a 22019 percent renewable-energy driven power grid, updating "smart" power grids and increasing building energy efficiency.
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But by announcing he is running for the highest office in the land with a video that features his husband, he's already on the path to accomplishing what he set out to do in his column.
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Rubio has successfully emerged as the Republican Party establishment's consensus choice, but the establishment really wants to beat Trump, and it now seems that Cruz stands a much better chance of accomplishing that than Rubio does.
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Still, while Trump administration officials emphasize the normality, others who have endured lengthy shutdowns warned of the broader effects on the White House staff, including an inevitable slowdown in accomplishing important policy decisions with fewer workers.
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But he remains dead set on accomplishing through the courts what he and his allies in Congress could not do legislatively: fully repeal the law, devastate American health care and leave millions of Americans at risk.
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"I think we're accomplishing our mission, any roadblocks we have right now are our own," said Dennis Clancey, a field operations manager for relief group Team Rubicon, which has deployed mobile medical units to treat patients.
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The Boston Red Sox came into Baltimore with a chance to put some distance between themselves and the rest of the American League East and took a step toward accomplishing that goal in the series opener.
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In a seven-page fact sheet that accompanied Mr. Biden's speech, he provided a three-pronged blueprint for accomplishing his foreign policy agenda, including specific early actions he would undertake as president, both domestically and abroad.
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Sunday's performance snapped a tie with Michael Jordan (23-255) for the longest such streak since the NBA-ABA merger, but Oscar Robertson holds the all-time record by accomplishing the feat in 245 consecutive contests.
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I talked to hundreds of men in Afghanistan during my deployment and many were frustrated at the claim they were there to prevent another 9/11 because they knew we were accomplishing nothing of the sort.
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"The people of Tripoli, hopefully, will be seeing the victories of the armed forces in accomplishing the main mission in the war against terrorism, which is the purging of the capital," he told Agence France-Presse.
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" For the professional woman, Gordon said, "if she has succeeded at all in accomplishing anything outside the nursery, the kitchen or church work, it has been as a warrior battling for his rights against fearful odds.
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The central committee of the North's ruling Workers' Party of Korea said that China had made "great progress in accomplishing the cause of building socialism with Chinese characteristics" under the correct guidance of the Communist Party.
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Not only can it literally lead to jail time, but it also perpetuates the kind of stigma that keeps drug users underground and away from getting help — accomplishing the exact opposite of what the town wants.
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The people in the 80-to-99-percent tier may well be supporting bad social policies, but economically they are mainly accomplishing the feat of not falling behind the top 1 percent as rapidly as everyone else.
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"There is much work to be done in these upcoming weeks and I remain fully committed to accomplishing the goals that I set out to accomplish at the beginning of my tenure," Perry said in the video.
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Kim noted the test was being held ahead of a rare congress of its ruling Workers' Party later this year, "which will be a historic turning point in accomplishing the revolutionary cause of Juche," according to KCNA.
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Speaking Spanish, the star told Hispanic and Latino fans that she was "launching a tequila that will speak to us; to all of us here, on the other side, accomplishing important things," according to the Latin Times.
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Biden said, "One of the things the president and I are proudest of accomplishing over the last eight years is debunking the myth that America can't grow our economy and bring down emissions at the same time.".
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Prudence, the virtue of accomplishing the greatest human good given particular circumstances, requires that problem-solvers orient first and foremost on the good, or end, to be accomplished and the particular circumstances in which one is acting.
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Those writings have become the basis for Little's forthcoming book, Carrion, Carried On. We asked Little about the challenges of long-distance pushing, accomplishing goals, and fighting to be recognized and respected in a male-dominated subculture.
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The program is accomplishing its primary — and critical — objective, yet the Trump Administration's budget proposal, without analysis of the loan program's many successes and the key role it is playing in technology diffusion, would zero it out.
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Mickelson, who needs to win the U.S. Open to complete the career grand slam of all four majors, shot 81 for a 17-over 227 total as any hope of accomplishing the feat disappeared for another year.
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As these planets move into social and intellectual air sign Libra, you'll find yourself more busy and focused on accomplishing your daily tasks and to-do lists, as well as paying attention to your health and wellness.
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Berkowitz also said he likes doing this because even if he's not leaving his apartment, accomplishing a task, even if it's a relatively small one, allows him to feel a sense of accomplishment and refocuses his brain.
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"The volatile commodity price environment has pressured the speed and timing of accomplishing these goals," Chesapeake CEO Robert Lawler said during the call, "but we will continue to make incremental progress and improve our competitiveness and profitability"
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All commanders understand they can't be "liked" by everyone when trying to build a unit culture that is effective in accomplishing the mission, but the welfare and morale of the entire command is always at the forefront.
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"The White House staff that Trump has around him is singing off the same page as McConnell, which is we have shared legislative goals and we're working on accomplishing them," said the former Senate GOP leadership aide.
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Rather, Democrats ought to make a more social democratic vision their political center of gravity, becoming more comfortable with direct state intervention in the economy instead of ginning up complex market mechanisms for accomplishing left-wing ends.
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