What's being advertised matters as much as how it's advertised.
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As of earlier this year, 122 vendors advertised fentanyl, 238 advertised heroine.
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And what's interesting there is we have never advertised, never advertised Hulu with no ads.
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Casper has advertised on several of our podcasts and Helix Sleep has advertised on Recode Media.
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During last month's Emmy Awards on Fox, Apple advertised its new streaming dramas and Disney Plus advertised its wares.
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Another 15 percent have advertised on Facebook more than a few months ago, while just 38 percent have never advertised on Facebook.
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You sign up for a service that is advertised at a given price, only to discover that your monthly bill is much higher than advertised.
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The gasoline-only Sentra was advertised 3,500 times nationally over the year, while the electric-only LEAF was advertised about 1,700 times — but only in California.
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In the sense that when you walk down the supermarket aisle, in addition to seeing things advertised as organic, you'll see things advertised as carbon-free.
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Retailers use this tactic to skirt the manufacturer's minimum advertised price, or MAP, which is the lowest price the item is allowed to be advertised by authorized sellers.
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Officials especially noted of the sale of fentanyl, a deadly opioid drug, on AlphaBay, saying in early 2017, 122 vendors advertised fentanyl and 238 advertised heroin on the marketplace.
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To Hadrian, the "Discobolus" likely advertised his love of men, Hellenism, and athletic competition; to Hitler, the "Discobolus" advertised both racial superiority and legitimacy through appropriation of ancient culture.
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Kim as unbending as advertised Trump still believed he could make something happen in Hanoi, the official said, and was disappointed to learn Kim was just as unbending as advertised.
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The originally announced UP3017Q had an advertised 120Hz refresh rate.
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" When Rumor won the breed judging, Frei said, "As advertised.
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They advertised being open for summer season, specifically late May.
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"Burgers aren't the only things square at Wendy's," they advertised.
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And yes, it was every bit as scary as advertised.
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In an early demo, it seems to work as advertised.
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My stomach is happy to report it works as advertised.
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Curiosity led me to dial one of the advertised numbers.
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Nor is advertised pricing always reflective of the final bill.
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The adblocker extension that was advertised, however, is still available.
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Olsen's comments came after his position was advertised on Sunday.
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The advertised jackpot represents the estimated total annuitized grand prize.
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Sounds like a handy feature if it works as advertised.
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Furthermore, saving for retirement is not as easy as advertised.
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Twenty were found to offer less SPF protection than advertised.
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Why aren't these fees simply included in the advertised price?
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We have not advertised on 'The Ingraham Angle' since Wednesday.
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Mainly in the '40s, '50s, Pepsi advertised to African Americans.
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I tried a beta version and it worked as advertised.
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Uniper has advertised in Finnish newspapers, arguing against the transaction.
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Are shoppers still looking for sustainably made, sexy advertised basics?
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And, as advertised, there are no fees with Apple Card.
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The only guns advertised on Walmart's website are air guns.
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"These things aren't advertised in the phone book," he said.
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Or that his marital history was not quite as advertised.
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He did not verify salaries, which were advertised by headhunters.
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Reflik advertised in our augmented space without being a sponsor.
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Tacos quickly moved from advertised menus to the crime beat.
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Fighters called out future opponents and advertised their upcoming bouts.
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The Raiders got exactly who he was advertised to be.
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Past ones have celebrated artists and advertised brands like Supreme.
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The initially advertised rate was $1,346, for two queen beds.
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Miller High Life is advertised as the "champagne of beers".
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BA once justifiably advertised itself as the "world's favourite" airline.
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The business never advertised, relying instead on word of mouth.
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Then again, there are lots and lots of advertised drugs.
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At the Nixon library, Gorsuch advertised his support for diversity.
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Many experts, though, doubt that plan could work as advertised.
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Retreats are advertised as places for mental transformation and growth.
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Some candidates had advertised their endorsements on their campaign websites.
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They advertised and distributed their medication knowing all the dangers.
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Presidential campaigns have advertised during major sporting events before, however.
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Over the next several months, the vape worked as advertised.
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West Village is being advertised as another pocket of resurgence.
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Some candidates had advertised their endorsements on their campaign websites.
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He advertised "The Battle of Atlanta" as a Confederate victory.
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Early last year, Indian Railways advertised about 89,400 new jobs.
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The device is frequently advertised as simulating a machine gun.
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Even if they've kind of advertised themselves as an idealist.
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"People in that situation were not typically advertised for," he said.
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Yes, these are the highlights advertised for a device like this.
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Their advertised journey promises hijinks and tearful goodbyes, all likely forgettable.
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Robes and Banners advertised all the standardized, factory-made hoods for
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The original Popslate, which finally materialized last spring, worked as advertised.
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By law, every open position must be advertised in the community.
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On Stubhub, the cheapest tickets advertised cost around $33 per ticket.
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The sleeper is advertised for babies' naps, playtime, or overnight sleep.
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An attendee who went to a tech talk advertised on Meetup.
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He recruited volunteers for what he advertised as a vision experiment.
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The test contained 30 questions and was as difficult as advertised.
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Dear Heloise: What about these home DNA tests I see advertised?
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Neither party provided a read out or even advertised the meeting.
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The chapel's advertised uses — weddings, memorial services, contemplation — are likewise commonplace.
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Until then any advertised advantages of new arrangements are unsupported assertions.
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It works as advertised though the lower-resolution screen is noticeable.
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Today, the advertised price of a Falcon 9 is $61.2 million.
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As advertised, it's pretty simple to use right off the bat.
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Facebook has also said they'll prevent these stories from being advertised.
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Of course, the advertised amount isn't what winners end up with.
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Menstrual products could not be advertised on American television until 1972.
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For the most part, the Smart Lid works exactly as advertised.
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He also sells merchandise that is advertised in the videos themselves.
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Baddie Winkle has even advertised for both Fashion Nova and Missguided.
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This was widely advertised in the current season of The Bachelor.
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It can go after apricot kernels advertised as a cancer cure.
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The person taking the job advertised would help design the organization.
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Of course, the winner won't end up with the advertised amount.
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On his bike, Tilin found that the drug worked as advertised.
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But instead of advertising the foundation, guess what the program advertised?
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Abbott's campaign had also advertised the giveaway on other campaign materials.
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Since the war ended, she has advertised in search of Lili.
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A board at the door advertised local community events and art.
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Is there a "resort fee" not included in the advertised price?
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Brokers say others are available but are simply not being advertised.
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Patients often arrive in a physician's office demanding an advertised medication.
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"It's always advertised, without irony, as 'a man's beer,' " Doig explained.
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But the Pixel 4's transcription feature works just as advertised.
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Pharmaceutical companies set the advertised price, known as the list price.
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Fares on some routes dropped even lower than the advertised fares.
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Subway's sandwiches were often advertised as a healthier alternative to burgers.
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A libertarian podcast called "Good Morning Liberty" advertised its website, BernieLies.
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The place called itself Pretty O.J.; its sign advertised Italian noodles.
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Now a business on Main Street advertised home wine-making kits.
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According to Threat Post, Kronos was advertised on forums for $7,000.
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Their outdoor sign welcomed hunters and advertised a bacon palmetto burger.
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Are they really the secret to "longer lasting erections," as advertised?
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The OnCall Defender is advertised as the first of its kind.
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I advertised in a couple of magazines and newspapers around London.
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Hypothetical Gameplan: Ngannou Francis Ngannou's close range weapons are well advertised.
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That style was also evident in this sofa, advertised in 1986:
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Rather than hiding his mother's whispers, he says he advertised them.
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These are the ways I am identified, grouped, and advertised to.
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A sticker on the stall door advertised the services of Rikersgoods.
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Handwritten signs advertised low-wage jobs, but most had age limits.
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Many addresses are not advertised because the shops double as homes.
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Lots and lots of elephants, each of them, as advertised, surprising.
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More ominously, the government has advertised job openings in emergency planning.
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They're better in that, well, they work, pretty much as advertised.
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I agree that it definitely did not come out as advertised.
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Both had been advertised for sale in the market in Wuhan.
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The result was an N.B.A. finals clash less titanic than advertised.
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It is advertised at nearly every corner of Grand Central Station.
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I advertised and found someone to fill in for her (B).
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"Being a little old lady is less than advertised," she said.
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There are good reasons that sanctions do not work as advertised.
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These jobs have an average annual advertised salary of £41,979 ($54,193).
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Screenshot of the Earthley pamphlet that is being advertised on Facebook.
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Flynn's defense has yet to file the dismissal motion they advertised.
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The rally was advertised, sponsored and organized by his campaign committee.
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Of course, the advertised amount isn't what you'd end up with.
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Though advertised as his debut, it was actually his second album.
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Minute Maid's commercials also advertised orange juice as a breakfast staple.
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"The package that remembers for her," the company advertised in 1964.
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Of course, the advertised amount isn't what you'd end up with.
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But they're never advertised as the headline device or main course.
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Earlier this year the education ministry advertised 300 new teaching positions.
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Students should be particularly wary of cards that are advertised aggressively.
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The vaping kit options colorfully advertised online are fashionable and many.
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What she less overtly advertised, though, was her fiercely independent life.
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Each beacon's unique ID is "advertised" about three times per second.
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As of last year, units were advertised for $3 million each.
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The FTC investigation found that Uber advertised hourly UberX driver earnings rates of $15 to $29 an hour on Craigslist, and that in 20153 large U.S. markets fewer than 30 percent of drivers earned those advertised rates.
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The FTC investigation found that Uber advertised hourly UberX driver earnings rates of $15 to $29 an hour on Craigslist, and that in 17 large U.S. markets fewer than 30 percent of drivers earned those advertised rates.
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The room was as "-ette" as advertised — 3'6" by 6'8" — but well-organized, like one of those multipurpose pocket gadgets advertised on late night TV. There was a place to hang my garment bag in one corner.
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Booths repping countries and corporations from Canada to Chrysler advertised potential innovations.
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Book advertised mourning necklaces ranging in cost from four to seven dollars
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"There's just not a lot of widely advertised options available," Albert said.
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I tried No Coin myself and it seems to work as advertised.
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But not all products that contain antimicrobial chemicals are advertised as such.
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The display is, as advertised, a massive upgrade over the last model.
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This costume's literally advertised as "sexy", and calls her "upside down honey".
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You see them advertised on products in stores and across the internet.
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The resort is also still being advertised on the travel agency's site.
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The 24-inch, 1080p screen also has an advertised 1ms response time.
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It's tiny, cheap, and wireless, but does it really work as advertised?
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The robot easily performed as advertised and carried my bag for me.
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Good thing at least some of the DVDs offered what was advertised.
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He recently advertised that his campaign is hiring a faith engagement director.
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When we finally found it, the scenery was as lunar as advertised.
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The event is being advertised as a music, arts and tech festival.
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What you see advertised is what you'll pay, according to John Legere.
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However, one Brooklyn grocery store accidentally advertised a fairly disturbing sale item.
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Plaintiffs claimed Mercedes falsely advertised the BlueTec vehicles as having lower emissions.
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"People don't even realize they're being advertised to on Amazon," he said.
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For starters, the advertised amount is not what winners end up with.
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The adapter works as advertised, but it's large, heavy, clumsy, and expensive.
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Unlike the heavily advertised booking sites, Room Key is relatively low profile.
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It's a surprise advertised nowhere in the show's marketing materials or Playbill.
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The transportation methods of shipping this raw chicken was not advertised, either.
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One reason EVs aren't selling might be that they're not being advertised.
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The scams started in September last year, when Cai advertised the iPhones.
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In other words: moral judgments aside, spanking doesn't even work as advertised.
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During our brief hands-on with the M10, everything worked as advertised.
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This diet was advertised as the answer to unlocking happiness and confidence.
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What's more, GSP's challenger turned out to be much more than advertised.
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Ultimately it's in everyone's interest to have the con work as advertised.
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A big part of that was the way we advertised the brand.
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As advertised, it is a very, very large replica of Noah's Ark.
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We now see cars advertised on the basis of running Android Auto.
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Both services are advertised on Facebook, in closed groups inaccessible without invitation.
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Virtual signaling is easy, when it comes at no actual advertised price.
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In 1953, a study showed it did not prevent miscarriage as advertised.
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The three crocks operate as advertised and keep flavor and ingredients separated.
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Robinson had been repeatedly advertised for sex on Backpage, the lawsuit said.
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We also quickly found the summer items the store had advertised outside.
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But in 2019, only 15% of UK jobs were advertised as flexible.
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Once again, Stadia worked as advertised, this time on my Macbook Air.
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Inconveniently, the apartments were also advertised as having higher-than-usual ceilings.
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Although this set is advertised as dishwasher safe, hand washing is recommended.
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Ian thought this recipe turned out exactly like advertised: easy and delicious.
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One such event was advertised by the Arcadia Police Department on NextDoor.
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What you won't see advertised during the big game, though, is cannabis.
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Dread's operation sold mostly drugs and weapons –but assassinations also were advertised.
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Even things that are advertised as free can come with a catch.
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Nineteenth-century newspapers occasionally advertised that a decapitated head had been discovered.
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Although this set is advertised as dishwasher-safe, hand washing is recommended.
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In the early states where he's advertised, he's doing very, very well.
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But Mr. Abe's gesture may not be as unprecedented as initially advertised.
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Boeing's smallest advertised plane, a version of the 737, seats 20193 people.
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Relentlessly advertised on TV and in magazines, they seemed to promise protection.
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After Ansari advertised this service on TikTok, Mahmood was bombarded with requests.
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It's advertised as a far more appealing synthesis of peach and honey.
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It had once advertised the business's services in English, Chinese and Russian.
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Currently, the cheapest advertised flight from New York to Honolulu, leaving Dec.
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Sellers don't have control over what gets advertised, where, or how often.
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Sellers don't have control over what gets advertised, where, or how often.
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Here's what Shen Yun is and why it's advertised relentlessly, cryptically, everywhere.
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Bump stocks are legal and inexpensive, with some versions advertised for $99.
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He advertised the magazine — and himself — as emblems of the sexual revolution.
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The live feed was advertised in advance on the parish's Facebook page.
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Citigroup advertised Citi Match as a venue offering investors protection and privacy.
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But rates like mine might not be advertised prominently or at all.
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The live feed was advertised in advance on the parish's Facebook page.
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"He's not just as advertised, he's better," Twins Manager Rocco Baldelli said.
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They have organized soccer games and advertised aggressively on Spanish-language radio.
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The door is green, as advertised, and the color motif extends inside.
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The pace of New York night life was, as always advertised, relentless.
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Swamy has also advertised his own credentials to become India's finance minister.
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Starlink has previously been advertised as an important part of SpaceX's future.
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She judged the 1972 Miss Beautiful Eyes competition, and advertised Wella shampoo.
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We advertised his new one as being a fifty-heart-power document.
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It had almost 500 postings still advertised on LinkedIn as of Monday.
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He came across as advertised: kind, respectful, dignified, decent and highly informed.
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But less advertised are all the hidden costs of a medical education.
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Today, he said, they are more often advertised, because supply is greater.
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On the walls lining the classroom, glossy programs advertised life in Israel.
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Another lawsuit alleges that the brand's sunscreen does not work as advertised.
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For LimeBike, San Mateo is not even advertised as a deployment city.
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I ate lab-grown duck meat that tasted as advertised: meaty, ducky.
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Also check out as many different photographs of the item as you can, and if you don't get sent what's being advertised, complain loudly: Retailers are legally bound to send you the product that was advertised, in working order.
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" A decision to concentrate on soapy dramas on Thursday nights — advertised as "T.
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And still others mused on the advertised sculpture's strong resemblance to Dr. Phill.
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That's what I did for my initial testing, and everything worked as advertised.
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But, if done right, you might not even notice you're being advertised to.
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Verizon has not publicly advertised Verizon Gaming or even really acknowledged its existence.
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A Christian media group's website recently advertised $73,400 for tuition at River View.
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As far as the alarm functionality goes, things work pretty much as advertised.
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And in those moments, it worked as advertised nearly all of the time.
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Though Ball has never advertised, word of her desirable inventory continues to grow.
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Learning to code was challenging, he says, but ultimately as transformative as advertised.
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Some signs also advertised the low price of McDonald's hamburgers — just 15 cents.
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Hoven, a kindergarten teacher, advertised the drive through her school, friends and family.
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But few cosmetic lines were advertised for women of color at the time.
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And more importantly, it's real and works as advertised — well, mostly, at least.
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When working as advertised, it makes a compelling case for the dual screens.
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Anything advertised as "slimming" is an instant red flag, as it should be.
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Osborn added that patients often will not research whether advertised treatments actually work.
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Michael Miller used social media to lure girls and advertised them on Backpage.
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They were neither heroes nor the peaceful protesters they were advertised to be.
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For the most part, even in its early state, it works as advertised.
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Yes. Will they have the effects that are being advertised, like improved clarity?
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It's been advertised as going 366 miles on a full tank of hydrogen.
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Apple's engineers will probably fix the bugs so that News+ works as advertised.
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" The event was advertised as "a festival of music for peace and harmony.
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The gig was advertised globally and boasted a salary of $1,600 a month.
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McIntyre thinks that the numbers for 4Q16 will be as massive as advertised.
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Other types of loans, like car and student loans, can still be advertised.
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The coveted youth demo is currently being advertised to more than ever before.
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Some of the adaptogens being advertised are mushrooms used from traditional Chinese medicine.
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That whole "beer in a shower" thing really is as therapeutic as advertised.
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In a brief demo with preproduction hardware, the Smart Remote worked as advertised.
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It is based on actual purchases rather than advertised prices, increasing its accuracy.
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But it had advertised exclusive deals at 80% off of items' retail prices.
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Instead, Williams built a website to take orders and advertised it on Facebook.
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It advertised returns of 270-220%, many times what traditional banks could offer.
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If the device launches as advertised, Skype calling could be Microsoft's big ticket.
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In reality, the technology could only perform a small number of tests advertised.
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In recent years, Apple has also heavily advertised trade-ins, like auto dealers.
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It proudly advertised that it had a buffet with over 100 different items.
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Solicitors have since advertised charitable bequests as a way to reduce inheritance tax.
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Some routes had significantly greater availability of the lowest advertised fares than others.
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In November, the Boring Company even advertised for the job of watchtower guard.
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But the websites that advertised on Snopes and PolitiFact took a different approach.
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But those increases should be reflected in the overall, advertised cost of service.
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It's being advertised as a 2-day festival featuring a bunch of DJs.
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Some had more or less CBD than advertised, and some had additional compounds.
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Wearable devices advertised as mosquito repellents should largely be avoided, their data suggest.
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The Trump campaign has also advertised the rally with Trump supporters in Alabama.
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Blockchain has been advertised as a reliable algorithm that is immune to manipulation.
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A mental health club was advertised as a release valve for academic pressure.
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Processed foods are heavily advertised, even in educational materials directed at young children.
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These little fliers from about 1870 to 1900 advertised food and other products.
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In some cases, these rival the strength of the show's most advertised pairing.
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Mr. Trump's deal with Carrier has also been a bit less than advertised.
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At the same time, though, Tucker and Ibaka come advertised as quality defenders.
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Huge billboards, some in Chinese, advertised venues like the Las Vegas Strip Club.
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Employers are required to pay the average local wage for the advertised position.
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Many of the most heavily advertised drugs cost thousands of dollars per month.
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But the websites that advertised on Snopes and PolitiFact took a different approach.
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Google's Stadia technology works as advertised, but there aren't many games to play.
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The devices are usually legal and inexpensive, with some versions advertised for $99.
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This, the researcher suggested — and The A.P. confirmed — did not work as advertised.
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In Texas, a Boy Scout day camp advertised a "Girl Scout" volunteer opportunity.
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In today's California it's advertised on billboards and on the sides of buses.
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" Others "had some functionality but did not look like the product being advertised.
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They've advertised them every single year in a public document — their annual budget.
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Even utensils and plates marketed as "biodegradable" don't always break down as advertised.
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Beyond charters, it advertised flights to Catalina Island, aerial tours and vacation packages.
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"As we've seen across the field, or as advertised," said manager John Farrell.
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A sign advertised homemade sangria for $7.50 and a selection of draft beer.
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The residents, as advertised, are exceptionally kind and helpful wherever you find them.
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Some global companies have advertised high-quality Xinjiang cotton as a selling point.
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The cock rings aren't advertised as radioactive, but as full of negative ions.
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BuzzFeed News confirmed multiple instances where sites advertised on Sape contained injected links.
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Your house should work as advertised — faulty appliances should be repaired or replaced.
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It's always worth asking, even if there's no well-advertised option to unload.
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Oftentimes, these computers are the entry-level models advertised as their "starting at $...".
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In my own brief testing, the Personal Vault seems to work as advertised.
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And he advertised that he would never export — always do the right thing.
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It worked as advertised, and 45 minutes later the battery was at 100%.
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The Republican National Committee advertised the "huge" sale Friday, earning mockery on Twitter.
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It's the fourth consecutive year the company has advertised during the big game.
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I tried both of these features out and found they worked as advertised.
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She inquired at nearly 20 buildings that advertised apartments in her price range.
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He remains advertised as performing in "Roberto Devereux" in Los Angeles in February.
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The streaming service has never advertised itself as a curated haven of greatness.
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The issue, according to docs ... is not getting the advertised amount of beverage.
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It's unclear why Guccifer 2.0 didn't connect via livestream as it was advertised.
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Women 'advertised' as 'sex dates,' prosecutor says The woman and three others held at Travis' home were advertised by him for "sex dates," Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Michigan Sara Woodward told the court, according to the recordings.
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I wasn't having the type of "roommate at first sight" success stories as advertised.
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Battery life is advertised as 6 hours, and that seems to be pretty accurate.
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Our hotel was not as advertised – it promised a relaxing room with a jacuzzi.
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While we appreciate the effort, the UrbanEars gadgets simply do not work as advertised.
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The event was named Beachnik, and advertised on Instagram as being from 12 p.m.
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In August, it advertised a hot-air filled Trump scone on its outdoor chalkboard.
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Paytm's trademark application was at final step of registration and was advertised on Jul.
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And as advertised, the SliceCharge does send 7.5 watts of power to both ends.
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Therefore there is a bunch of skepticism around anything that's heavily advertised to them.
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"The part that is not as advertised is the solid waste disposal," he says.
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An excerpt from a local newspaper, Seneca County Courier, that advertised the 1848 convention.
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It's unclear why the files were made available before the advertised date for DEFCAD.
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None of those who advertised on the previous show were back for another round.
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On Facebook, Chabad advertised a Passover holiday celebration scheduled to begin at 11 a.m.
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We get there, and this place is filthy, and about half the size advertised.
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On its website, the company advertised security-focused laptops, tablets, and GPS tracking devices.
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We should find out very soon whether these documents are as explosive as advertised.
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The stimulus will be spread over eight years, providing a smaller boost than advertised.
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It seemed strange how aggressively advertised they were in this part of the world.
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The system works as advertised, and it's all controlled with an intuitive smartphone app.
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The company, which advertised heavily on Facebook, logged $71 million in revenue in 2017.
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If it works as advertised, it really gives IT the best of both worlds.
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No matter how well intentioned, the Department's new standard will not work as advertised.
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Ultimately it's not clear whether the new offices work in the way they're advertised.
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This is because, she said, the mixers likely weren't working as well as advertised.
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Lululemon is best known for its yoga-appropriate workout gear, specifically advertised towards women.
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One prohibited ad advertised a music album that shared a name with a candidate.
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The loss of confidence in professions such as politics and journalism is well advertised.
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It was advertised as an alternative to remedial algebra, with its sadistic attrition rates.
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Revelers spilled out of bars that advertised #mathilde drink specials: $133 Dark and Stormys.
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Here's how it works: On Android, the app didn't work as well as advertised.
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However, they may have been on the market just not widely available or advertised.
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The problem remains in the US, where consumers routinely experience falsely advertised internet speeds.
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It seems Australia's banks may not have been quite as conservative as previously advertised.
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Toyota and other companies eager to ingratiate themselves have advertised plans to build factories.
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Also, Tap is advertised as a keyboard and mouse, but this is a lie.
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Which, while the phone is, as advertised, quite blue, it's just not the same.
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It advertised the electric-powered Focus about 200 times to a national TV audience.
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But for the sake of our hypothetical question, let's assume Stadia works as advertised.
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When I bought my HDX, they advertised it good for business use: Encryption required.
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Restaurants and hotels advertised more than 1 million jobs, 84,000 more than in November.
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Lots of Arabic bots I have ran into actually advertised for botting using Twitter.
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And while it worked as advertised, we found it a little lacking in practice.
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But it can't crack down when they're advertised as supplements or plain old seeds.
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On U.S. used car websites, similar Fiats in California are advertised for about $10,000.
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The bat speed was better than advertised, and he sprayed balls across the outfield.
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The new order also puts tight restrictions on where tobacco products can be advertised.
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It's typical to see a new gizmo advertised in some flashy, attention-grabbing way.
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Blogs have advertised the show as a "reunion," but it's really an LC special.
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That's because, he points out, no jumper ever launches himself as high as advertised.
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The annual benefit jumps to $23,000 for business that advertised on Yelp, BCG estimates.
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So he had to use a real weight, just less than the advertised amount.
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Called simply "View image," the extension worked as advertised, at least in my testing.
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And formal safety nets, like pensions and unemployment insurance, do their jobs as advertised.
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Not that the meeting was strictly secret — it had been advertised openly on Twitter.
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They found an easier and cheaper solution: a company that advertised legal Guatemalan documents.
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That includes sales and advertised prices listed online and in print for most cards.
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Granted many well publicized efforts to expand access wind up being less than advertised.
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Policies advertised as "pro-business" are almost always anti-free market and anti-capitalism.
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At Ogba Market, we stopped in front of a stall that advertised herbal medicine.
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He advertised the flight going one-way at $39 per person and made $69.
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In the 1950s a Sicilian newspaper advertised jobs here, attracting a large Italian contingent.
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More often than not, laptops are advertised without stating their processor's full model name.
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But in truth, MBA programs are not the open forums advertised in admissions brochures.
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That means actual new money going to space acquisition could be less than advertised.
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Homes were also selling faster and advertised stock levels had fallen sharply, he added.
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Still, if the system works as advertised, getting around Denver could be much quicker.
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There was zero entertainment, when performances by Blink-182 and others had been advertised.
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The Nevada Republican Party also advertised Greenland-themed merchandise on its website this week.
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But the lawsuit claimed the program failed to live up to what it advertised.
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" The town of Liberal, he advertised, "shall have neither God, Hell, Church, nor Saloon.
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The rays were in the ocean, as advertised, but penned in on all sides.
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Another message advertised a particular website claiming to sell bank token interception via SS7.
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And then there was the Jets' defensive line, as sturdy as advertised against Cincinnati.
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And you can double check the advertised prices against what you're seeing in-store.
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He advertised a " MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY !" and sold a thousand tickets at fifty cents apiece.
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In August, she got an automated email from Zillow that inexplicably advertised her home.
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Audium, which has never advertised, stays open in part because of word of mouth.
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Each company would disclose the prices of its advertised products on its own website.
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Despite the date printed on the menu, many components of advertised dishes were missing.
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Q. When a smartphone is advertised as waterproof, how do they verify that claim?
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Often, jobs in Switzerland are advertised with the percentage of work that is expected.
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It was back in the days when Rare still advertised in the local press.
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Another frequently advertised drug, Xeljanz, a Pfizer arthritis medication, costs about $4,840 a month.
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And Boy Scout fliers in several states have advertised opportunities for "Girl Scouts," too.
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By promoting her, those leaders advertised openness to young people, to minorities, to immigrants.
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Which brings me to the flip side: microeconomics is not as great as advertised.
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Although some companies' claims sound dubious, many kinds of toothpaste actually work as advertised.
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CBD is advertised as providing relief for anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress disorder.
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At an August breakfast in Manhattan's West Village, Rudd was as charming as advertised.
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Down the street, a karaoke lounge advertised "a peaceful corner" on its brown awning.
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Pretty darn good, considering Apple's AirPods Pro have an advertised total of 24 hours.
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The proposed Brexit agreement is different to anything advertised during the referendum [09:40].
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Brace yourself for what are being advertised as "intimate encounters" with the performers. Seeingyou.
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It's often advertised as "Dead nettle," and also goes by its Latin name, Stachys.
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The operators on both experiences were professional, and the services were provided as advertised.
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Bluetooth headphones are great, but they rarely last as long between charges as advertised.
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To that end, Facebook has advertised groups for car lovers and sci-fi fans.
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A sign on the front door advertised "imperfect" women's clothing on the lower level.
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I see ShipStation advertised on Bloomberg TV. I hear it on Barstool Sports podcasts.
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Cisco has advertised on RT, even though it is investing heavily in 5G technology.
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It looked like this: As advertised, the machine appears capable of making edible pizza.
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She said her daughter had been advertised on the website as a 'Weekend Special.
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Would you rather pay less for your medicine or see it advertised on television?
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A sealed indictment, issued July 12 in Wisconsin claims he advertised and sold Kronos.
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Basically, every feature that required the product to work as advertised didn't function properly.
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In response, Hogg tweeted out a list of companies who advertised on her show.
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The G.O.P. organizations in Arizona and Texas advertised tour stops in emails to supporters.
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That measure was advertised as revenue-neutral (meaning no net gain to the government).
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At the upper end, those cost more than twice as much as originally advertised.
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" Advertised flavor: "If the package says 'hot,' then I expect it to be HOT.
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When the game first shipped, it was widely advertised as only containing 150 Pokémon.
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That said, any advertised self-driving technologies or assisted-driving features aren't 100 percent foolproof.
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Patanjali, which said it employs around 25,000 people, last year advertised for salesmen across India.
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Sometimes, Jones said, people are surprised that they don't qualify for an advertised special rate.
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Of course, the winner won't actually end up with the advertised amount, thanks to taxes.
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They contain a grab-bag of chemicals advertised to mimic the effects of typical weed.
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Meanwhile, the Trump administration has advertised Opportunity Zones as a holistic replacement for government subsidies.
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Though oddly not in Amazon's advertised list above, the Echo Dot is on sale, too.
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The screen does fold, as advertised, and Windows worked well enough as a touch interface.
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She considered jobs in the nonprofit sector that had been advertised on campus or online.
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The office's internal investigation claims that Spectrum knew it was not delivering the advertised speeds.
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Defending his support for Mr Trump, advertised by a bumper sticker, he was less assured.
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In a commercial break between the talking heads, The 700 Club advertised a prayer line.
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Apple still makes and sells iPods, but they're not prominently advertised like they once were.
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But waiting for something that's advertised as a computer seems absurd, and infinitely more frustrating.
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Crucially, the mode of gambling overwhelmingly advertised at football fans takes things a step further.
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Under the website tab "Alpha products," Long advertised his books, including The Cosmo Way: Vol.
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This men's blazer that looks like a newspaper is, as advertised, the epitome or elegance.
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Boronow said that none of the products were advertised to contain fluoride for dental health.
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About one in five advertised allogeneic stem cell interventions, using cells derived from someone else.
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Naturally, they're still advertised as being "Made in the U.K." Internally you'll find fewer luxuries.
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Of course, all of these questions are moot if the MyMe doesn't work as advertised.
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Funding will rely on compulsory levies from companies, and senior positions will be publicly advertised.
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Facebook advertised the Portal discount for Mother's Day and the sale ends on May 12.
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Goop also advertised that the Inner Judge Flower Essence Blend ($22) could help prevent depression.
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The rate was also advertised through the hotel website and by representatives answering the phones.
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Some of its lower-end phones have been available, but they haven't been heavily advertised.
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Without the advertised pill, "the whiteness I have invested in, will just vanish," she warns.
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Unlike Facebook's program, Nielsen surveys are invite-only and not advertised to the general public.
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According to the DOJ he advertised his services on a number of online criminal forums.
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Not far from Piazzale Bacone lies Antica Sicilia, which advertised aracini for 2.80 a pop.
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Holiday shoppers, be forewarned: not all the "deals" you see advertised represent an actual bargain.
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It would not be the first time a financial innovation did not work as advertised.
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A franchise store in Hull, U.K. advertised an event called "KKK Wednesday," in February 2015.
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Sleet, to me, is the precipitation that robs people of snow that was previously advertised.
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A YouTube channel named iDeviceHelp tried testing the Galaxy S8's advertised face recognition software.
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Furthermore, the maximum advertised speed for its residential fixed wireless service is 25 Mbps symmetrical.
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Drugmakers argue these prices are simply the price that's advertised, not what consumers actually pay.
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All of the drones were missing critical functions advertised in the original campaign's stretch goals.
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Judge Kaplan said Shavers, who went by Pirateat40 and advertised on the popular forum BitcoinTalk.
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The iris scanner works as advertised, often quickly scanning my eyes and unlocking the phone.
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A third of all government roles advertised there between 22010 and 287 required the language.
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Senator Claire McCaskill, a Missouri Democrat, said the best rates for subscribers are never advertised.
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They worked as advertised — eventually — but are very basic at this point (and extremely buggy).
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Well, promise of "high speed daredevil chihuahua racing" advertised on the event's website, of course.
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A tall, A-frame sign on the sidewalk advertised pulque, cervezas, mezcal, and hidromiel (mead).
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The group has already advertised in four other districts, which are represented by Democratic Reps.
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Like Walmart, Amazon also advertised a chance to earn rewards via a credit-card signup.
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The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills recently advertised for 300 negotiators and trade specialists.
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The West End of the island might be advertised as a seafood destination, for example.
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Gillum turned out to be a far more underwhelming candidate than the party originally advertised.
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" Auletta added that "it's a given (advertisers) want their products advertised in a friendly environment.
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The pancakes looked exactly as advertised — neatly stacked, fluffy, and lightly dusted with powdered sugar.
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Pets purchased online can have extremely different behavioral and medical histories to what is advertised.
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In 1989, Apple released the first "portable" Macintosh computer and advertised it with this video.
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A $16 "Thinking Egg" was advertised on Amazon as a solution to stress and anxiety.
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" They moved past the Shubert Theater, where the marquee and posters advertised "Matilda the Musical.
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On Wendy's bag and on Wendy's website, the chain advertised their Transformers kid's meal toys.
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Musk has advertised Starship as being able to transport up to 100 people to Mars.
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Some referenced these prices as simply the price that's advertised, not what consumers actually pay.
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Unlike the period panties, THINX's Icon "pee-proof" underwear are not advertised on the subway.
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Perhaps it feels worth it to be advertised to in exchange for a free service.
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It is exactly as-advertised: A novelty system for playing a bunch of old games.
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I was skeptical of both the chardonnay and the raw oysters advertised as Monday specials.
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List price, or the advertised amount, of drugs increased 6.2 percent, according to SSR Health.
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Many insurers entered the market in the belief that the system would work as advertised.
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Running Blackmagic's Disk Speed Test on a 2019 iMac, the results matched the advertised speeds.
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Last month, it warned that it would prosecute media companies that advertised the independence referendum.
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But the movie, advertised as a "sensory experience," ultimately treats the sociological context as secondary.
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But this eclipse showed up on schedule, exactly as advertised, proving scientists so very right.
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Last weekend, a hacker advertised over 600,000 alleged records for sale on the dark web.
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Recruiters screen applicants to see if they meet the minimum requirements of the advertised job.
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"They advertised that it was in the Walter Gropius style, midcentury modern," Ms. Brown said.
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Last month, not a single European applied for an advertised position as a senior consultant.
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That's slightly lower than what Apple initially advertised, pushed down by the Fed's rate cut.
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Each tool worked as advertised and had little trouble with whatever I threw at it.
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An earlier version of this review misstated which Drake album was advertised as a playlist.
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The software is primarily advertised to game developers, but Improbable also counts clients in defence.
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PodID works as advertised, though I had to borrow an Android phone to test it.
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The shells were little, as advertised, but the beachcombing was like nothing I'd ever seen.
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On that list, Steyer has advertised only in California, where he's invested over $24 million.
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They were advertised in newspapers, and postcards were sold, souvenirs were made from victims' remains.
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They were advertised in newspapers, and postcards were sold, souvenirs were made from victims' remains.
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And the product was not advertised as used or refurbished, according to the same screenshot.
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And whenever something new is added to the collection, it will be advertised on Twitter.
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Mr Scheer has capitalised on this, telling voters the prime minister is "not as advertised".
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Apple's HomePod smart speaker won't have all its advertised features when it launches in February.
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But when it comes to our skin, we choose the most popular or advertised product.
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The cost of producing it was covered by a business that advertised in the magazine.
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The blimp, which advertised PedFed Credit Union, was operated by AirSign, an aerial advertising firm.
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The top prize is now at an advertised $22.06 million for the drawing on Saturday.
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The change was even more pronounced on items Amazon advertised it had cut prices on.
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Retailers release their ads in advance, so you can compare the advertised prices and promotions.
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That drone advertised to get awesome snowboarding shots, here's one that doesn't require a pilot.
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The party was advertised on social media and had more than 100 people in attendance.
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Ours seemed to be one of the only workshops to have taken place as advertised.
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It will be the first time Stella has advertised during the Super Bowl since 2011.
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Black Santa isn't advertised at all; he is known about mainly through word of mouth.
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"The sector is not as big as it was advertised on day one," Greenberg said.
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Disney has also issued new standards for how food is advertised to kids and families.
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Ring gets to have its cameras and Neighbors app advertised and promoted by local police.
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"A lot of jobs are not advertised — that's where the networking comes in," he continued.
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Fifty-three homes throughout the Ironbound were advertised on Coldwell Banker's website on Feb. 25.
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"It wasn't that well advertised, and I'm disappointed the room was so small," he said.
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Most of these advertised eco-friendly specials; just how eco-friendly is difficult to verify.
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In many booths, signs prominently advertised that products worked with Google Assistant or Amazon's Alexa.
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A Google search of the address shows that it is advertised as virtual office space.
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I don't -- I don't really think capital gains promote investment as much as advertised out there.
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"Otherwise, you get what you paid for and you paid for what was advertised," he said.
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The widely advertised events came just before the start of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan.
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And after sending four or five sticks through it, I'm convinced that system works as advertised.
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The scariest development is security software, advertised online, available for download, which is malware in disguise.
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It's advertised as radical, a chance to connect with the art, while activating body and mind.
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At the time, this was advertised as a more private option after the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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Data from Adzuna, a job-search website, show that advertised salaries fell from June to July.
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A fan-made commercial imagines how such a release might have been advertised in the 1980s.
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The campaign received an average of at least 5,000 shares from websites on which it advertised.
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To be fair, these customers weren't exactly "abusing" it; they were using MoviePass exactly as advertised.
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The case is thin and light, as advertised — notably when placed up against the Apple Watch.
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There was also no visible cheese to be found, despite being advertised as Philly cheesesteak-flavored.
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Her website advertised services including personal health and life coaching, as well as workshops for businesses.
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However, the team received social media backlash when the event was advertised on Twitter in February.
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Second, that it falsely advertised its product as being in some way approved by Warner Bros.
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He openly advertised that he would be challenging the former White House senior strategist on stage.
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Financing opportunities for marijuana growers advertised in the San Fernando Valley area of Los Angeles, Dec.
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On investing in the digital coins advertised in the Breitbart email, "Don't do it," Song said.
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In 1842, a banner on his American Museum in New York advertised three bare-chested mermaids.
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BMW, which advertised its cars as "The Ultimate Driving Machine" may have to rethink its marketing.
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Manitoba was advertised as part of the original lineup for these gigs, but was conspicuously absent.
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According the complaint, Marriott failed to disclose certain fees when it advertised prices for hotel rooms.
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Otherwise, the M2 earbuds are pretty much what was advertised at the beginning of last year.
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But evidence from peer-reviewed studies has shown that dehorning, when widely advertised, does deter poachers.
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But not all of the improvements may be as good for frequent flyers as he advertised.
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And how exactly did the island import sliced cheese and bread for the advertised "luxury cuisine"?
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Peak HDR brightness is advertised as 1,000 nits — another nice bump over the older P-Series.
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Usually advertised at $199, this deal discounts the limited edition (black / charcoal) model down to $63.99.
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They're looking for "unspecified reimbursements" because they believe the car's "insane mode" isn't exactly as advertised.
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As advertised, Clips is intended to capture little moments it might otherwise be tough to photograph.
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National Republicans don't send trackers to his events and have barely advertised against him as well.
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But the Sentra was only advertised in California markets a couple hundred times, so markets matter.
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But they also found that treatments for inflammatory conditions, like arthritis, were much more commonly advertised.
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The 737 Max-8 is advertised as having the "widest economy seat" of all the 737s.
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This is at least the second role relating to Republican outreach that Google has advertised publicly.
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He's advertised the full names of the Trump University students who made a video criticizing him.
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There are parts of Apple News+, like family sharing, that currently do not work as advertised.
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Often when fighters trained they advertised the training camp or a hotel where they worked out.
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Terrorist groups also upload videos that are not the actual videos they are advertised to be.
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I think you've seen them either in the World Series or Championship games, AWS being advertised.
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Products including sugary drinks, cheeseburgers, chocolate and salted nuts would not be permitted to be advertised.
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The Center on Privacy & Technology notes that Facebook has already banned payday loans from being advertised.
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There are, however, a decent number of people here out of curiosity, having seen it advertised.
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While Asteroids is the advertised game, it isn't the only one you'll be able to enjoy.
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The defendants allegedly advertised their specialised technical skills and services on underground, Russian-speaking online forums.
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And then she went and advertised her one-dragon-down vulnerability to Cersei, who certainly noticed.
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I saw a demo of the app from Hyundai at CES and it works as advertised.
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Intrigued by a product she saw advertised on Facebook, Tiff ordered a black charcoal mask online.
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"Brooks was advertised as the most prestigious photography school on the West Coast," Ms. Hardin said.
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So, if the PowerWatch works as advertised, it will really, truly, never need to be charged.
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The products currently advertised on its website include radar systems, communications software, and military radio gear.
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Other regulations that have been advertised as helpful to the Hispanic community also had unadvertised consequences.
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We gave the system a try on a pre-production unit and it works as advertised.
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I've noticed these battery-powered products are mostly made, and advertised as such, for "emergency" situations.
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Sundance refused to accept the film, and Solondz had problems getting it properly distributed and advertised.
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Drew: Unfortunately they are not, but yes—this song rips, and Ali does, as advertised, shred.
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Since 2012, Nike has advertised its use of sustainable materials including recycled plastic in its manufacturing.
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An NPR investigation confirmed: Annie Filkowski went to a clinic because it advertised free pregnancy tests.
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It expands health savings accounts, one of the few health reforms that have worked as advertised.
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Furthermore, it aims to negotiate lower rates for flights and hotels than the publicly advertised ones.
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Samsung advertised the patch on the front page of a Korean newspaper, the Seoul Shinmun, today.
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It is the second credible analysis to suggest that the Sanders plan costs more than advertised.
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Fares on some routes appeared to be even lower than the advertised $49 early Tuesday morning.
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CNN advertised Wednesday night's Cruz-Bernie Sanders showdown as a debate about the GOP's tax plan.
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"I have witnessed the advertised death of Moore's Law no less than four times," he wrote.
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Criticism like Ingraham's signals to conservative Fox viewers that the president isn't as tough as advertised.
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The apartment was advertised as fully renovated, and the co-op must have approved the renovations.
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But her margin increased, on average, by 21 points in places where she out-advertised him.
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We understand that fast food in real life is usually noticeably different from the advertised version.
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It's purposefully grand, with swelling rock-friendly production — not as far from One Direction as advertised.
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But the most important takeaway for American skeptics is that the policy basically worked as advertised.
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Should there be limits on what can be advertised on Facebook -- and who should set them?
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But like most techno-utopias, my reality was more bleak and infinitely more conspicuous than advertised.
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I've been using it for a couple of weeks now and it performs exactly as advertised.
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Khloé and Kylie convince her to stay and they, as advertised, go on a Hollywood tour.
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I found three open positions advertised on the site, including Nome's (he stepped down last year).
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The testing programs aren't really meant to be a secret, but they're also not broadly advertised.
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If you're not sure whether you're being advertised to, however, it's the worst of both worlds.
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This was advertised as translations of poems written by a third-century Gaelic bard named Ossian.
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Best Pre-Workout for Women blog found the flavors were sweet, bold, and tasted as advertised.
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He'd barely advertised in Super Tuesday states and didn't have field offices in some of them.
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It advertised a position in Charleston, South Carolina, just as the IRA had done in 2016.
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Across the street is a hotel, which advertised a beer garden and an oyster happy hour.
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A flier in the window of a shuttered variety store advertised a long-ago Christmas parade.
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In neighboring Austria, Christian Fiala, a gynecologist, has advertised for years that his clinic offers abortions.
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As white Arctic Blast, what's advertised as a blizzard is a pathetic puddle in a bottle.
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Only British nationals need apply, according to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, which advertised the roles.
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The gesture was not advertised or announced to the team: the gifts came as a surprise.
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Although U.S. citizens can opt-out of having their faces scanned, it's not always openly advertised.
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Beyond the obvious, one can be advertised to children on British television, and the other cannot.
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So they haven't technically canceled yet, but they haven't, they've also sort of not advertised it.
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Before the 1980s, these drugs were advertised only to physicians, whose informed judgment guided their prescribing.
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As of June 17, 109 properties were advertised on the New Jersey Multiple Listing Service website.
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Soon, scores of websites owned by Yomtobian or his father, Saeid, advertised the toolbar for download.
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Pan pointed to doctors advertised as "vaccine friendly" online and offering medical exemptions for a fee.
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Women returned to stereotypically "feminine" jobs — in some cases, jobs were advertised as for women only.
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It advertised heavily and gave salespeople aggressive goals to sign up more restaurants, drivers and customers.
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Will they, as advertised, create a booming economy with benefits that trickle down to everyone else?
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In the past, baby boomers wanted luxury cars that advertised their success, Mr. de Nysschen said.
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But the mainstream art world, despite a well-advertised veneer of diversity, still barely even tries.
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"It's almost like a street fight, like a rumble, the way it's being advertised," said Sgt.
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Five properties drawn from multiple listings were advertised for sale on Zillow's website as of Monday.
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Advertised Salary:• $45,85033 - $50,000Pre-employment: • Criminal Background Check• Fingerprinting CheckOther Information:• Some level of governmental experience.
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The TV commercial where the company advertised the points for stuff featured someone doing exactly that.
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Police said many of the victims identified had advertised prostitution services on websites such as Craigslist.
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The booths that once advertised student activities have been turned into shrines for those who died.
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But Starship is advertised as being able to deliver 28503 metric tons to the lunar surface.
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But while the forum's website still advertised "speak with a counselor 24/7" as of Nov.
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Tens of millions across China are signing up — and learning that all is not as advertised.
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"Brooks was advertised as the most prestigious photography school on the West Coast," Ms. Hardin said.
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As of April 173, 33 single-family homes drawn from multiple listings were advertised on Trulia.
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Despite an average advertised salary of £2700,22015, however, the role of corporate lawyer ranked fifth place.
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So, I enlisted my husband to test it out and make sure it works as advertised.
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Alcoholic beverages, which kill about 88,000 people annually, are not only legal but also widely advertised.
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Tardigrades are definitely not the almost indestructible organism as advertised in so many popular science websites.
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Flex-fuel engines, which mix gasoline and ethanol, were advertised as the motors of the future.
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The Galaxy S26 is advertised as water resistant at five feet for up to 27 minutes.
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As we enter 2020, here are the advertised base prices for the current TV subscription services.
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The FTC says the $2.4 billion company also didn&apost provide the fuel savings it advertised.
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Primary results are often easier to calculate, like did the client apply for the advertised service.
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But as long as it advertised to investors abroad, British authorities considered it beyond their jurisdiction.
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Adler showed in court fliers that advertised in Chinese a similar-sounding event for that day.
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The final movement zipped along to a steady pulse that advertised Mr. Adams's roots in Minimalism.
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The Federal Reserve's efforts to unwind its mammoth portfolio of bonds isn't as easy as advertised.
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It also carries a range of African telenovelas, which are heavily advertised on billboards around Abidjan.
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Or Sugababes' second album, which I had seen advertised on TV. Maybe a standard NOW compilation?
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While some advertised specials may be pegged to Presidents Day, many deals last for the month.
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She got started designing posters that advertised Mr. Bond's band performances, back when they were dating.
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Parents, mentors, educators and community members can help identify opportunities that might not be widely advertised.
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Emily Flitter MEDIA Will President Trump proceed with his "Fake News Awards" on Wednesday as advertised?
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Kids can stick to watching the channel, but they can buy Hanazuki swag that's advertised, too.
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While many yogurts are advertised as a good source of probiotics, the reality is rather murky.
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Switching between TV mode and handheld mode works exactly as advertised — it's simple, intuitive, and brilliant.
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It never once hit its advertised turbo speed — not even for a fraction of a second.
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Within a year or two, he recalls, he was seeing it on billboards, advertised with Grand Marnier.
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It's certainly light though, as advertised, and the design language is a major upgrade over the Ionic.
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Just days ago, former U.S. congressman Ron Paul advertised a Bitcoin-based retirement fund on Fox News.
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Nevertheless, millions of people were outraged this morning that their much-advertised blizzard was not to be.
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As advertised, the legislation is supposed to kindle a reinvigoration of all manner of space-related stuff.
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As with Radiohead's new Easter egg, neither Aphex Twin nor its record label advertised the hidden message.
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I've been wearing the headphones around for the last few days, and they certainly work as advertised.
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The innocent-seeming applications advertised by Amazon, however, become far more troubling when applied to government surveillance.
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More than 50 people got sick after taking products falsely advertised to be made of CBD oil.
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It's advertised as the Fast and Furious of dating apps, and that's exactly what it feels like.
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Whatever the details, travelers can snag advertised round-trip fares as low as $98 on short routes.
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The problem is that many devices are already being advertised as shockwave therapy, outside of those studies.
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Even with the publication of the much-advertised industrial strategy, Mrs May lacks a flagship domestic policy.
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Are you working with a case of the kind of corn-fed brew advertised during NFL games?
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"Professors" advertised in local markets, offered brief free sessions, and then hit attendees with the hard sell.
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The brothers led last year's season-ticket drive and advertised on their rink's boards to raise awareness.
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This way, you'll get a good look and feel for whether or not it is as advertised.
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If it works as advertised, though, I'd grab one of these Powerplay pads and never look back.
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But American officials say that despite WhatsApp's advertised "end-to-end" encryption, it is a security risk.
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That's not a recipe for lasting changes of the sort that Trump advertised on the campaign trail.
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It is advertised as a path to a job rather than a place to probe one's interests.
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We're constantly being advertised to, but it's more like our cool friend is telling us their secrets.
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Both of these brands are owned by big tobacco companies, and are among the most heavily advertised.
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" But the editorial concludes that this disclaimer has "minimal effect on consumer understanding of the advertised claim.
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Jameela Jamil is calling out Khloé Kardashian again after the reality star advertised a weight loss product.
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Taking back control of who enters the country is one of the biggest prizes advertised by Brexiteers.
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I had never really searched Twitter for the word "Chappaquiddick" until the movie was actually being advertised.
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Lorraine saw an apartment advertised in the newspaper, called the number and arranged to meet the landlord.
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A Virginia man is taking legal action against Godiva after he claims their products were falsely-advertised.
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Its executives have, however, advertised the 1.6 billion-person social media site's video reach on earnings calls.
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However, the PFAS' presence in the bowls reveals that they are not as environmentally conscious as advertised.
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Customers expect Sun Basket to adhere to its advertised standards, which are all about health and sustainability.
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There's a reason that the first pugilists were advertised as masters of 'time and measure', after all.
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And while it (mostly) works as advertised, I don't see it as a major reason to upgrade.
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In recent months, Goldman has advertised that it is hiring cash management compliance, technology, and legal professionals.
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To be absolutely clear: These attacks are difficult to pull off, and TrustZone generally works as advertised.
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Ashley Madison is a heavily advertised digital product, and until the leak it was doing pretty well.
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Both sponsoring media outlets, which had advertised that they would be releasing the poll at 8 p.m.
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All of the test results were largely the same: The products are — more or less — accurately advertised.
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Turns out having more alcohol in your drink than you advertised is, understandably, a major no-no.
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Not coincidentally, that's what ISPs advertised – transmission speed and in the case of mobile, reliability and coverage.
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He then advertised them on a dark web marketplace for as little as $150 worth of bitcoin.
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That said, the Dyson Lightcycle is a lovely object, should last a lifetime and works as advertised.
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However, what you must learn is that, despite their advertised convenience, all dating apps will disappoint you.
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Here, a local grocery store in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood in 2014 advertised cereal, cigarettes, soda, and chips.
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Chances are, I'm going to pay "more than advertised" and may not get what I paid for.
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In other words, videos or images advertised as secretly captured may or may not actually be so.
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Though advertised as their repeal-and-replace bill, the AHCA amended and in some ways enhanced ObamaCare.
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Overall, Pier 1 Imports seemed to adhere to the phrase advertised on the front of the store.
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It's amazing that this complicated sensor can fit in such a tiny ring and work as advertised.
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Michigan could redefine "car" so that only vehicles made in Detroit could be advertised with that term.
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He advertised less, eschewed a large campaign organization, and caused deliberate offense to nearly every voter demographic.
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According to interviews with many of the pledge's largest signatories, however, the numbers advertised at the Oct.
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And of course there's the Do Not Call Registry—even though it doesn't always work as advertised.
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The storytelling sessions, which began in December, are advertised as appropriate for all patrons of all ages.
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The teens were influenced through primingFootage showed how the teens had been subconsciously advertised to all morning.
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Still, that figure remains below the 22016 million openings advertised in April, the highest in 4393 years.
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Whatever the details, travelers can snag advertised round-trip fares for less than $100 on short routes.
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If the Green New Deal is to be as transformative as advertised, it must include family planning.
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"Now that we've been given their statement it is far less than advertised," tweeted NBC's Andrea Mitchell.
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This matters, because many of the advertised rates for dealer financing are for consumers with excellent credit.
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It's amazing that this complicated sensor can fit in such a tiny ring and work as advertised.
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The agencies advertised services that could cost more than $200 per year as no cost or $1.
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Starting Wednesday, Zulily's site will list prices advertised by competitors Walmart and Amazon alongside its own pricing.
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The largest imbalance for Mr. Trump was in Michigan, where he out-advertised her by 1,567 ads.
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We're not sure how these will be advertised in store and you don't want to miss out.
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"One travels to the Antilles driven by vague desires, mostly unexamined, rarely named, never advertised," he writes.
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Products with those labels also won't be sold in schools or advertised on television aimed at children.
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On the contrary, they have to write detailed job advertisements — including levels of pay for advertised roles.
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Al Qassemi filed under the pretenses that Sotheby's had misleadingly advertised the date of the work's creation.
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There, an overflowing menu board advertised more than 40 milkshakes and a dizzying assortment of fast food.
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Villeneuve added that, since 2019, the off-world colonies advertised in that famous blimp shot have flourished.
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I followed a sign that advertised Te Motu Vineyard as a short walk up a gravel road.
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And a year's worth of the most advertised drugs, mind you, can cost more than a car.
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His material seemed very buttoned-up for a show that was advertised as a comedy testing kitchen.
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"We're finding that it's not all that it's advertised to be," Rantanen told me over the phone.
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The Sydney Morning Herald was told that a food item advertised as available at the Australia v.
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No legal businesses are advertised on the site, which is hosted on Russian servers, the complaint says.
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He said he had not advertised his apartments, which he said are filled with longtime, older tenants.
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First introduced in the 1920s, the contraption was advertised as a cheaper, more sanitary alternative to towels.
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And for years, women have advertised themselves as companions, boosters, or both over the gig website Fiverr.
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The company has been widely advertised across social media platforms by influencers over the past few years.
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The syndicate operated at least seven of these brothels, along with "pop-up" rooms advertised on Backpage.
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Many of them had found their way to TOP through fliers that advertised $143-an-hour work.
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Facebook also said LionMobi advertised its malicious apps on Facebook, which is in violation of its policies.
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Historically, big public spending programs—particularly those advertised as such—have been an electoral boon for Democrats.
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Some, especially those in popular European cities, are advertised as free, though tips are expected, even requested.
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He said it's usually advertised with a single message on traditional channels, such as TV or radio.
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The secretive events are advertised by word of mouth, with code words sometimes assigned to gain entry.
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He goes on to call out Mark's "full stomach" and show muscles ... doubting they work as advertised.
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"ROMEO AND JULIET" Franco Zeffirelli's 1968 film adaptation of the Shakespeare play is advertised on a marquee.
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While the product descriptions previously advertised them as being part of the collection, they no longer do.
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Placards nailed to shrapnel-ridden coconut and palmyra trees advertised motorcycles, tuk-tuks and tractors on lease.
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The campaign has still not advertised on television, and only this week began running digital video ads.
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Of course, the advertised amount isn't what the winner would end up with — far from it, actually.
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But Communication Limits does not work as advertised if contacts are not stored to iCloud by default.
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But Facebook and Instagram said late last year that they would block sponsored content that advertised firearms.
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Ms. Owens is advertised by several speakers' bureaus, with one listing her minimum speaking fee at $40,000.
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One seller advertised 160 masks for $800, a deal that was no longer available as of Saturday.
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Amazon advertised its original shows, too, though the ceremony itself functioned as an advertisement, with Marvelous Mrs.
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While its final details were obviously not advertised beforehand, the takeover was swift and involved minimal violence.
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Plop's owner, Lisa Topol, found him on Facebook, where he was advertised by a shelter in Alabama.
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Clinton has more modest leads in other states where she has advertised heavily, including Ohio and Florida.
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More than 12,000 people applied for tickets in the first day after they were advertised last week.
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It was occupied by renters and wasn't advertised; Mr. Kazemi had a relationship with the developer, Belvedere.
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He advertised his presence at Trump Tower New York on social media the day of the meeting.
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Gunshots rang out Thursday night at the crowded party in Orinda, which was advertised on social media.
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Advertising revenue rose 74 percent to $281 million, as companies advertised more in the crucial holiday quarter.
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Once Airbnb accepted the Experiences proposal and advertised it, "we were overbooked for all summer," Nicolanti recalls.
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But get there early: The bakery sometimes closes an hour or so before its advertised closing time.
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It costs from $1,282 a night and is advertised as "the perfect romantic getaway" by Glamping Hub.
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Originally approved at $28500 billion, Kemper has gobbled up $6900 billion — and it's not working as advertised.
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Multiple companies that advertised during Ingraham's Fox News program have since announced they would pull their ads.
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Giza advertised a software development job on a site called UpWork, a job posting platform for freelancers.
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It most likely advertised sports gear at a store trying to attract college students of various physiques.
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But there's a catch: Trumpcare doesn't exist, and many of these advertised plans offer bare-bones coverage.
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Next door, a sticker on a garbage bin advertised WorldNetDaily, a Web site known for promoting birtherism.
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The United Explorer Card offers quite a few benefits, some of which are advertised, and some not.
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Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) called it "even worse than advertised" in a press release.
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Vibrators were advertised prominently in ladies' magazines until the 1920s, according to sex toy outlet Good Vibrations.
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Any performance that could have happened was never confirmed, and should not have been advertised as such.
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" JOE MCMONIGLE, SENIOR ENERGY POLICY ANALYST, HEDGEEYE POTOMAC RESEARCH, WASHINGTON, D.C.: "It was very much as advertised.
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They were advertised in newspapers and could be bought from pharmacists, from physicians and even through the mail.
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By all appearances, Goldman's Marcus offerings seem to be as advertised: no fees, simple disclosures and streamlined applications.
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Especially if, like Twitter, you've historically advertised yourself as the free speech wing of the free speech party.
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That said, the Model 3 still sells for a price tag that's well above the originally advertised $35,000.
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Amazon actually released a few ads touting Echo, though it had never before advertised during the Super Bowl.
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Once again, results come in better than advertised, cheered Baird's Jonathan Ruykhaver (Track Record & Ratings) on November 79.
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The Apple III was advertised as twice as fast as and having twice the memory of its predecessor.
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Lyft advertised its new option to drivers by telling them they'd make more money driving for Lyft Lux.
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The rare 21 graphic work advertised the world's first public screening of a film by the Lumière brothers.
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These websites give you additional perks simply for visiting a particular retailer advertised on the portal, Schulz said.
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Bloomberg writes:But rather than a spy device, the chip is an advertised feature of the Adidas AG ball.
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While some users purposefully seek out fentanyl, oftentimes dealers discreetly cut their advertised heroin products with the drug.
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This book, as advertised, is a compendium of drawings and photographs of the complex outgassing phenomena of comets.
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Their short answer: Not very often, and not for most of the conditions it's been advertised to treat.
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But assuming Bkav's method really works as advertised, would this be a major security issue for casual users?
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Of course, the two winners splitting the $245 million Powerball jackpot won't end up with the advertised amount.
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"Availability of the fares advertised for each scheduled flight is extremely limited," Norwegian warns customers on its website.
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Their events are advertised with jargon you're more likely to hear from your accountant than a record label.
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Another essential tool in assessing whether a deal is everything it's advertised to be is price history data.
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The post must be advertised; managers spend time interviewing; new workers take a while to learn the ropes.
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For his part, Raheja's public Instagram features pictures of the properties advertised by Kelsey and Jean on Airbnb.
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Scuba tunnels connecting to a grotto with a waterfall and pool are among the seemingly endless features advertised.
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I never advertised, I never went out after people, I never intended to do this as a business.
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As required, my employer advertised my job for six weeks, then observed a second six-week waiting period.
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In order to get the advertised speeds, you had to use the chargers that came in the box.
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"Yet their advertised role is to alert parents when something is wrong with their infants," the editorial reads.
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At the time, with an advertised haul of $590.5 million, the jackpot was the largest in Powerball history.
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You know those massage wands that are advertised as spinning shoulder massagers, but everyone knows they're really vibrators?
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Audi built a complex battery regeneration system into the e-tron, and it seems to work as advertised.
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Tate Taylor's Ma is being advertised as a stalker horror movie, and it is that — to some degree.
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Lots of phones with notches or narrow bezels are advertised as "all-display," but that's just marketing bunk.
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Definitely, investors are coming up to the sense that the effect of monetary stimulus is not as advertised.
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Researchers with Stanford Research Into the Impact of Tobacco Advertising investigated the nicotine levels that Juul imitators advertised.
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Mr Moïse advertised widely and campaigned across the country, looking presidential as he stepped out of his helicopter.
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Queer porn screenings and parties often take place in mainstream venues, with crowded audiences, and are advertised openly.
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During the boom, they were called "stated income" loans, but advertised as "low-doc" or "no-doc" loans.
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In real world conditions, all-electric cars can sometimes fall far short of advertised ranges, car engineers say.
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We tried the skill ourselves, and it worked as advertised – though we didn't listen to the full tracks.
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The festival was advertised as a high end, exclusive event with tickets going for as much as $400,000.
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BLU has never advertised in Cuba, and the company has had no direct dealings with the Cuban government.
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These sort of services are also sometimes advertised on the marketplace itself for anyone to take advantage of.
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Market sources say the rule of thumb is that aircraft sell for about half their advertised catalog price.
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The chemicals in the products change frequently, and they're sold in stores and online and advertised as legal.
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In my Mavic Air review, I mentioned the advertised 21 minutes of flight time just felt too short.
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In the case of the recently advertised Washington D.C.-based job, Google is looking for someone well connected.
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He recommends taking extra precautions with foods that share prep space, even if they're advertised as gluten-free.
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Of those backers, 73 percent were male — perhaps unsurprisingly, since LELO has advertised Hex's enhancement of male pleasure.
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The mere fact that Ember's magic mugs not only exist, but work as advertised, and continue to improve?
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The devices can easily be purchased online, but they're often advertised as tools meant for testing surge protection.
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Despite being very simple, Emoji Poll works exactly as advertised without any of the quirks of clunkier alternatives.
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Once I arrived there, it became really apparent that it wasn't all that it was advertised to be.
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But while the Fire TV Recast works as advertised, channel reception in your area can hinder your experience.
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In my testing, the two-shot setting outputs a little less than the advertised two ounces of espresso.
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Market sources say the rule of thumb is that aircraft sell for about half their advertised catalogue price.
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Wang's services were advertised on flyers in April at a local restaurant in the north end of Toronto.
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An eye cream for men cost £7.29 ($10.56) but the same product advertised to women cost £9.99 ($14.47).
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They converted the Live Photos, just as advertised — but none of the videos could be uploaded to Instagram.
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Though the clock is advertised as a desk clock, the brightness allows it to be seen from afar.
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Businesses run by Gulenists advertised in Gulenist newspapers, which ran puff pieces on Gulenist charities, and so on.
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I also rearranged buttons (you can find the option in a menu) and it worked, well, as advertised.
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That's part of what drives the moves into places like schools or state parks are becoming advertised to.
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This means some striking workers won't get the advertised salary of £21,000 per annum, because that includes bonuses.
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Another site collates links to advertised products such as VPNs, bank login credentials, and stolen credit card information.
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Right-wing extremism is not as much an ideological movement, as advertised, as it is a social one.
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The Zombie Frappuccino was advertised as a spooky green drink with brain-like pink whipped cream on top.
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A screenshot of a mini excavator being sold for $179 on a scam Shopify store advertised on Facebook.
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The report cited a number of other tech companies, including Tencent, as having advertised jobs for men only.
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Businesses openly advertised the opportunity to evade local sales tax as a reason to shop on their site.
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Signs everywhere advertised that the entire store was on sale, and staff members were nowhere to be seen.
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While advertised discounts have yet to emerge, deals are for the taking for renters who ask, agents said.
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Plus, Insatiable's creators had to have known better than to have actually made the monstrosity they'd advertised, right?
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In a since-deleted tweet, Lovato, 25, had advertised her presence on the segment earlier in the day.
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One even advertised an app that you could download to help you find a product you're looking for.
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It turns out that the U.S. government has been a bit less irresponsible in the past than advertised.
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I hadn't seen the A220 advertised as having gate-to-gate WiFi, so this was an unexpected treat.
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PLAYLIST With tracks from the Bee Gees and James Brown, the music downstairs hailed from the advertised decade.
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Opened in 1887, it was advertised as a summer getaway for people coming from Chicago, Montreal, and Detroit.
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That's why the "Brand once advertised with the line 'They never get on your nerves'" is CAMEL cigarettes.
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Traditionally, it's been advertised as an easy way to kill bacteria and fungi, seemingly without harm to humans.
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Now that he is the nation's top law enforcement officer, Barr has shown himself to be as advertised.
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As is advertised, this is an "anti-adventure" about being trapped in a system that doesn't serve you.
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Against the savvy veteran, Ross Pearson, Brooks looked as good as advertised but Pearson also had his moments.
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Is there any relation to the Goatse coin that was briefly advertised on the page some years ago?
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In 2012, college graduate Guo Jing sued a Zheijiang culinary school after it advertised a male-only position.
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Previously, I reported on a $16 "Thinking Egg" advertised on Amazon as a solution to stress and anxiety.
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Partners advertised online include The Halal Guys — a New York street-food favorite — Fat Sal's Deli, and more.
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You won't have that problem with the Tarah Pros, which have continued to survive the advertised 14 hours.
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As we later discovered, what Wall Street advertised as Triple-A securities were not high quality after all.
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"We always advertised that the isolation phase is going to take months," Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen.
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" For a warm, inviting light, she said, go with 2,700 to 3,000 kelvin, often advertised as "warm white.
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In addition, the two sides have staged so-called tabletop or virtual exercises that they have not advertised.
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The hotline's phone number — 303 — is toll free and well-advertised, through word of mouth and through partnerships.
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The health care efforts were outlined Friday in a release, which also advertised temporary sewing stations at stores.
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With the San Pedro band Minutemen on board, Swezey advertised $12.50 tickets with photocopied fliers and sold 115.
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And the more they came to understand their own product, the more they advertised cigarettes to the young.
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Maybe dating dads are working round the clock to afford the products advertised in the commercials they mimic.
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Both advertised themselves as emblems of the sexual revolution, an escape from American priggishness and wider social intolerance.
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Advertised as equally "rustic" and "modern," it bears a large sign, meticulously painted to look like distressed wood.
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In 2004, the chain advertised a "low-carb" version of its Whopper, which meant taking away the bun.
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Forensic toxicologists at Virginia Commonwealth University examined nine e-liquids advertised as being 100 percent natural CBD extracts.
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Burger King and Skechers, which advertised during the game last year, will not return for Super Bowl LIV.
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For loans that undergraduates take out this school year, the advertised interest rate is a fixed 22019 percent.
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It works mostly as advertised, but is a bit more cautious to engage that similar systems I've used.
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Today's THC is actively advertised, normalized, and promoted for one reason only: to make a few people rich.
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So far this year, FreshEBT users have downloaded coupons advertised on the app worth more than $2 million.
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For its part, Juul says that it never advertised to adolescents and is committed to combating underage use.
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