Summer affords the justices opportunities to supplement their $251,800 salary.
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If Biden doesn't recover, it affords an opening for Buttigieg.
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Block'hood's appeal rests in the possibility space that this affords.
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This is not a league that affords many second chances.
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It also affords speech rights to another category called 'citizens.
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Fong affords us another reality, then: The people are many.
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An interview with the inspector general affords protection against reprisal.
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The Antiquities Act affords affected communities no opportunity for input.
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History affords lots of opportunities to see parties botch these questions.
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The Constitution affords protection to everyone and anyone on US soil.
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And Walker's incumbency affords him steady access to free media coverage.
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For Gabriel it is the meagre subsistence that his salary affords.
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This affords the public an opportunity to comment on the regulations.
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For most other consumer debts, the bankruptcy system affords that remedy.
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Instagram affords us a peek at what didn't happen on stage.
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The Constitutional guarantee of due process affords him that basic right.
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Imagine the political and economic influence this kind of investment affords.
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Kirchner is a senator, which affords her a degree of immunity.
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That often affords the CMS administrator outsize autonomy and public visibility.
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The Constitution affords the American people little recourse in such a situation.
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The music streaming space affords very thin margins, and competition is fierce.
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The Rising Sun affords the billionaire privacy he may not have otherwise.
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Because too few people experienced the magic that the Steam Link affords.
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But really it's a – Slack affords all kinds of flexibility around privacy.
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Especially in the quieter and more emotional moments the film affords him.
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The freedom that it affords people makes people so much more comfortable.
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HBO NOW AFFORDS YOU THE OPPORTUNITY TO WATCH ON YOUR TELEVISION SET.
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Plus, this affords you an opportunity to explore a giant Asian supermarket.
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The election next week affords unions an opportunity to show their strength.
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This affords them little luxury for speaking out publicly and risking arrest.
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She said the extra income affords her car payment or evenings out.
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Appreciate the charms that winter affords, like candles and restaurants with fireplaces.
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It affords you infinite chances, doesn't shame you, and keeps things unapologetically optimistic.
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It affords you infinite chances, doesn't chastise you, and keeps things unapologetically light.
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The other thing the peculiar design affords the product is multi-directional sound.
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Riyadh's relatively healthy economy also affords a buffer if it fancies a confrontation.
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Comedy rap affords me an outlet to expose these silly but honest truths.
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Money affords privacy, as the residents of gated communities can surely tell you.
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It affords Kelly Clarkson the smartest big ballad of her leather-lunged life.
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For Ms. Baldwin, her teacher's pension affords her a comfortable middle-class life.
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Russians, accustomed to the international prestige that superpower status affords, have responded predictably.
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The house, which cost seven million dollars, affords him a sense of sanctuary.
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Each move on the 19-by-19 Go grid affords you 200 choices.
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The painfully obvious fact is that the internet affords everyone a communications capability.
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The listing affords Alibaba the ability to impress Beijing in a big way.
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We understand the privilege and social collateral that our socioeconomic status affords us.
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He is an example of the benefits our system affords those with resources.
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She says it affords her a greater sense of control over her safety.
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It also affords us the chance to have some fun and make some friends.
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As our judicial system affords, Mr. Lewis is entitled to fairness and due process.
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I'm envious of those that are, for the bit of financial benefit it affords.
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Wills affords Chris two minutes with Becca, and then he returns, shooing Chris away.
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However, Uber's sponsorship affords the company perks like attendance at Vector's summer training programs.
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It is a cycle as American as the opportunity the country otherwise affords immigrants.
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Still, the history of those previous link ups affords the two the occasional dud.
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Social media affords Trump an opportunity to reach his followers while bypassing mainstream media.
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Because of this catalog, it affords us the ability to do whatever we want.
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The rapid churn of musical appetites rarely affords artists the opportunity to evolve gradually.
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There's Social Security and, of course, his football career affords him an NFL pension.
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Here's why: Zika is most commonly spread by mosquitoes, which affords us certain protections.
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For the Surface Pro X, the ARM chip affords 13 hours of battery life.
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This approach also affords a window into cultural insights I might not get otherwise.
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That little bit of animation affords the monkey-bots an impressive amount of expression.
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Kansas City is a place that affords time, space, and special kind of conversation.
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This affords the opportunity to develop friendships, an essential skill for success in life.
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This may be uncomfortable for some as it affords very little privacy or modesty.
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It affords time to think — and, in the case of Jamar Roberts, to choreograph.
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Hong Kong affords mainland tycoons the ability to move "red capital" in and out.
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Because he knows damn well how much he enjoys the freedom it affords him.
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That has only grown with Manarchy, and the freedom our stage affords us all.
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"This sentence is appropriate as it affords ongoing supervision and safeguards and simultaneously affords Mr. Granados-Diaz with an opportunity to move past this incident so that he can continue to heal," Parakram Singh, the deputy district attorney, said in a statement.
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It affords access to both the North Atlantic and North Pacific sides of the Arctic.
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Being on a reality-television show affords me the chance to show everyone our humanity.
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He still has the leverage that Los Angeles affords, but that leverage runs both ways.
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The bully pulpit affords a platform to spread his messages to a much bigger audience.
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They will meanwhile hold the only annually scheduled "substantive" talks America affords any foreign leader.
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Finally, one of the strongest cases for UBI is the increased pricing fairness it affords.
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But he said OSHA affords no special protection for pregnant women under current threat levels.
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The anonymity and boundless reach the internet affords us only embolden our more abhorrent habits.
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Today, that number affords them to purchase maybe two or, at the most, three services.
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Downstairs at the venue, a fuller vision of what that freedom affords him becomes clear.
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"This affords people a way to go deeper than just fantasizing," one friend tells me.
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It is surprising, then, that Paine hardly affords his subject any degree of critical distance.
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Still Standing also affords her fans to hear her voice in songs with contrasting moods.
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Even so, the budget affords just $77.4 in new funding for cybersecurity over five years.
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Though it affords our brains a home and remarkable protection, that comes at a cost.
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"Fortunately, New York's Child Victims Act now affords survivors like me legal recourse," Araoz said.
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In other words, a hero, no "anti" attached, with all of the privileges that affords.
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That separation affords Howard's students a rare opportunity to learn and shape themselves, Comey said.
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Some of the family members grumble about the accommodations the military affords the terrorism suspects.
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Our innovative and entrepreneurial society affords us a unique advantage in dealing with those implications.
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"They don't understand the income and lifestyle that a specific income affords you," Henske said.
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Trade affords us similar opportunities to enjoy or sell our favorite products out of season.
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Park is "nice because she's rich," says Chung-sook, observing what money actually affords people.
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But that still pales in comparison to the four extra full charges the AirPods case affords.
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This classification affords ride-sharing giants much more leeway for cutting wages and altering working conditions.
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This affords equal rights to life to the embryo or fetus and to the pregnant woman.
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Instead of paying players, it simply affords them the opportunity to make money on their own.
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These days, however, the stability of a steady paycheck that DACA affords him is at risk.
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This has gotten better over time but I do enjoy the upright posture this thing affords.
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Sure, he could work one job, but his current schedule affords him five times the fun.
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The innovative dual-lens design affords even casual photographers the ability to produce pro-grade shots.
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The adjusted schedule affords me enough time to enjoy the resplendence of Canterbury in all seasons.
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It also affords people the right to object to the sale or distribution of their information.
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This new treatment affords us an additional option should smallpox ever be used as a bioweapon.
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For Israel, this summit affords an opportunity to begin an earnest conversation on several key topics.
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His position affords him an up-close view of the celebrity forces that so fascinate him.
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Beyond the staggering first impression that it makes, the work affords next to no visual engagement.
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There has to be a new moral order that affords dignity to those who feel insulted.
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Article II does not afford him unlimited authority; it affords him no purview over national elections.
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The Constitution affords special status to Buddhism, which for many Sinhalese is synonymous with their ethnicity.
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In addition, it usually affords them a finer filter for clients and businesses they play with.
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In his predictive model, Mr Winchester affords an advantage of five points to the home side.
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They were both concerned with our current bail system that affords great advantage to the wealthy.
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It's an ambitious contortion, and one that affords straight white men a luxurious degree of stasis.
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One of those comes in the shape of the views it affords of the city skyline.
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Yet the novel affords such breadth and discernment only to the educated, middle-class Voorhees clan.
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But the Medicare for all issue affords each of them an opportunity to create political distance.
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She says that limit often affords people the space to focus on building their own confidence.
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But it also means a heightened ability to appreciate the strange gifts that circumstance sometimes affords.
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"We understand the privilege and social collateral that our socioeconomic status affords us," one mother wrote.
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Daydreaming about that jackpot affords a blissful few minutes while driving your disappointing regular-shaped car.
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Park will not be charged because the South Korean Constitution affords the President immunity while holding office.
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As an encrypted app, WhatsApp affords users the privacy needed to conduct community care while feeling safe.
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A lifetime subscription affords you this convenience, along with a reliable API and world-class customer service.
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Infantilized or slut shamed, it ultimately makes no difference when neither affords you the power you crave.
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Going on a safari affords you the chance to see amazing animals out in their natural habitat.
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First, a larger sensor affords you the ability to get better background blur on in a photo.
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Labo potentially affords the ability to explore that path without destroying some antique clock in the process.
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It argues that a majority of its drivers prefer Uber because of the flexibility it affords them.
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At the episode level, Rick's incessant cynicism affords his scattered displays of sincerity and kindness extra resonance.
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So this affords me the opportunity to do it while learning something, working, all kinds of stuff.
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Despite the many opportunities this subject matter affords, there is only one hackneyed pun in Sudjic's book.
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Republicans are one step closer to repealing Obamacare and the many health care protections it affords women.
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The inclusion of the 1908 bank also affords the project roughly 300,000 square feet of air rights.
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The investment that Mr. Murdoch has infused into our already strong news division affords us endless opportunities.
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Buying from Apple's Refurbished store also affords a degree of separation from you and the previous owner.
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The poles are the least explored edges of the Earth, but technology affords us an artificial proximity.
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This affords it credibility with Israeli leaders to build on what Jimmy Carter created 40 years ago.
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But he'd fallen in love with the freedom of farming shellfish, the small joys it affords him.
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We want everybody to take advantage of the wonderful opportunities that living in this country affords everybody.
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Often, there's a quicker turnaround time than Broadway affords in bringing a new work to the boards.
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It is unfair for Congress to deny Puerto Rico the protections that it affords to other Americans.
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Do they think their vote for Gorsuch affords them a pass so they can vote against Kavanaugh?
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Penthouses evoke luxury, particularly thanks to the stunning panoramic views their high-in-the-sky location affords.
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One of the best things about playing all night is the space it affords to your set.
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"With his feel and ability to control the slingshot effect, it affords some easy power," Wolf said.
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Plus it affords an excellent opportunity to scream at Ben Affleck when his character makes idiotic mistakes.
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And yet, Marshall affords Carlton a certain dignity and mystery: we cannot see into his angry soul.
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I started to understand what others had always described: the softening of edges that certainty affords us.
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"Fortunately, New York's Child Victims Act now affords survivors like me legal recourse," Araoz told reporters Wednesday.
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This affords the incumbent the political and fund-raising luxury of focusing solely on the general election.
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So does setting the production on a revolving stage that affords a long view of shifting perspectives.
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The new capital structure affords the company a lower cost of debt and more flexibility, sources said.
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Pushing through affords plenty of time to question the wisdom of prolonging what is sometimes extreme pain.
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Of course, ice cream and frozen margaritas aren't the only options a high-end blender affords you.
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The deal affords the United States unilateral leverage to the extent China is keen to avoid tariffs.
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The move sacrifices some of her independence, but it affords her some wiggle room with her finances.
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As an anesthesiologist, I can easily find temporary work that affords me the flexibility of living bi-coastal.
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Parrish also explained how he affords his trips — and it involves a lot of skimping and not saving.
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Murdoch is an old-school newsman and his propaganda network affords him all sorts of power and benefits.
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The FTCA generally affords the government sovereign immunity when employees commit intentional torts, a type of civil wrong.
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If Mr. Musk believes his wealth affords him protection from his lies and Twibels, he is sadly mistaken.
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Who knew that working in auto-body repair affords one the life of a jet-setting lobster aficionado?
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Because singing is new to her, she explained, it affords some vulnerability that she can't express through burlesque.
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There are plenty of resources the web affords us that we may take for granted or find mundane.
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Perhaps because of all that accrued history, the digital present affords less room for open-ended, boisterous optimism.
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The reason to save a high percentage of your income is the freedom it affords later in life.
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The wealth afforded to these people at this open house affords them the ability to consider deeper future.
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Dang's lyric historicism affords her the conceptual space to explore personal and cultural vulnerabilities without feeling entirely vulnerable.
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It remains free, as well, to write a new residual clause that affords the fair notice lacking here.
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A 1992 U.S. law affords Hong Kong preferential treatment in matters of trade and economics compared with China.
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Referred to as "the Great Writ," habeas corpus affords citizens the right to challenge their arrests and jailing.
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My income affords me a lot of security, which makes me more comfortable taking risks in my writing.
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As some have said, the immunity 28 affords platforms is not only a shield, but also a sword.
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Time changes our perception, both in the distance it affords and through all that transpires in the interim.
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In some ways, we may even be turning away from some of the anonymity the online world affords.
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What the boat lacks in creature comforts is more than made up for in the freedom it affords.
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The volume affords a longitudinal view of a sensibility that is itself devoted to observing change over time.
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Today, urban life affords factory workers—particularly women—freedom from rural areas' more traditional and restrictive social norms.
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The agreement affords Hong Kong a high degree of autonomy and separate economic and administrative systems to China.
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In the space of two words it affords your partner a status that is both symbiotic and godly.
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On social media, many are bemoaning the loss of convenience that an Uber trip affords a busy commuter.
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Not everyone in the world lives in a country that affords them those rights, but we do, thankfully.
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Designed for efficiency, the wallet affords you easy access to your belongings but is built with minimal materials.
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"The people of Texas want and deserve a system that affords the same fairness to everyone," Cornyn said.
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The dripping glaze affords her subjects a bit of privacy, like the dangling thread in the canvas pieces.
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And this unbridgeable space between the painting itself and images of it affords a satisfaction of its own.
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The composer's latest record, released this week on the Wide Hive label, affords us an even broader view.
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Still, the dress code affords students a great deal of freedom to present themselves how they see fit.
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China's legal system, of course, affords few rights to accused people, almost all of whom are swiftly convicted.
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"Work" has appeared at museums in London, Brussels and Paris, and each affords an array of viewing options.
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I have also always lived by the certainty of a higher being who affords me a spiritual footing.
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Grocery stores, cognizant of the price transparency the web affords, will feel the pressure to keep prices low.
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The book affords its readers a safe distance between real immigrants and the caricatures presented in the book.
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But "Illyria" also affords distinctive if fleeting pleasures that no one these days does better than Mr. Nelson.
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We need a justice system that treats both accusers and the accused fairly and affords both due process.
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And while more drones does provide a broader canvas, it perhaps more importantly affords a better sense of depth.
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That's because Charles, William and Anne are all Colonels of the Household Division, which affords them that special privilege.
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That's because Charles, William and Anne are all Colonels of the Household Division, which affords them that special privilege.
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Some American politicians have warned that the law could jeopardise the special status the United States affords the territory.
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To those who can pay, the city affords a measure of material comfort, despite the recent tightening of sanctions.
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It is a rich, compelling portrait of a profession that rarely receives the dignity it so graciously affords others.
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Zarya: Like Junkrat, Zarya's alternate fire affords her the ability to deal damage to something she can't actually see.
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These measurements may appear laborious at first, but we need to recognize the huge gains diversity affords us overall.
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Work for up to nine hours without having to charge — just one hour less than the MacBook Pro affords.
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A hanging string, for example, affords pulling; a handle on a door can afford -- sometimes ambiguously -- pushing or pulling.
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But there are some instances when getting the extra granular detail ultra-high-def affords could come in handy.
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More fundamentally, an internet that eschews control points may be one that affords firms less opportunity to build profits.
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It affords greater flexibility and scalability for onboarding new technology and more stringent security across the entire agency network.
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Facebook and Google are both battling multiple antitrust probes and defending the power that data access affords them. Rep.
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The AU summit taking place later this month, however, affords another opportunity to get the hybrid court speedily established.
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This smart reform affords all ages the opportunity — juvenile offenders and older inmates alike — the chance for earlier release.
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The reporting of the Battle of Hue, the single bloodiest battle of that war, affords a good case study.
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MW: I guess the positive thing is, it affords a lot of places for talented actors to get work.
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In 1978 dollars, $10 affords a pet parent a bag of dog food and some change for a treat.
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He's a professional, a man who loves his job and the ability to help others that it affords him.
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Nighttime affords some of the region's most dramatic views: starry skies, untainted by light pollution, silhouetted against Alpine summits.
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We are more likely to go to college and get a decent job that affords us some disposable income.
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The Galaxy S20's Ultra's periscope lens affords it some incredible zoom ranges when combined with artificial digital zooming.
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It is rare that life affords us the privilege of knowing when we're doing something for the last time.
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Unfortunately, the evolution of our brains has not keep pace with the safety upgrades our civilized society affords us.
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Even when David and his fellow-myopic are revealed to be kindred spirits, that kinship affords them little joy.
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But I suppose those who travel first class want the privacy it affords them as much as anything else.
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Assimilation affords me the privilege of not getting involved, of doing the easy thing instead of the right thing.
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There's an inherent danger in elevating economists to the level of prestige and influence a Nobel Prize affords them.
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It must make that disclosure in a manner that affords the customer the ability to understand Ring's intended actions.
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However, his possible sentence can vary widely under state law, which affords judges latitude in setting prison or jail time.
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" She added that she feels the wig "affords me a little bit more freedom in terms of my expiration date.
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"The still-benign inflation outlook affords the central bank scope to continue easing monetary policy," Mapa said in a note.
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Money passes down the generations through gifts and bequests, but also through the extra educational and entrepreneurial opportunities it affords.
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As a white-passing Latina, the color of my skin affords me protection that Brown and Black Latinxs don't have.
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The combination of great depth and cleanliness that SNOLAB affords allows extremely rare interactions and weak processes to be studied.
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It's something a premiere episode affords you, because you have a little more money, a little more time, et cetera.
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Trash talking even affords some real physical and social benefits, as Emma Byrne argues in "Swearing Is Good for You".
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A new company's most important strength is new thinking: Even more important than nimbleness, small size affords space to think.
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The feature affords individuals with motor impairments a way to more fully and autonomously navigate Apple's phones, computers, and tablets.
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If so, this affords astronomers their closest look yet at the funhouse-mirrored space-time that surrounds a black hole.
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The cover affords two adjustment settings: roughly 60-degrees, which is what you'll use most often and around 2128 degrees.
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It seems like she affords herself a quick giggle that's way too brief to register the gravity of this drama.
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But the internet affords us the opportunity for many more interactions than we might be able to handle off-line.
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Though she loves the community and room for creativity slime affords her, she doesn't foresee a career making the stuff.
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But Elliott deserves credit for showing a veteran's ability to take full advantage of the opportunities the line affords him.
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Tech companies' response to the interference — and the power their size affords them in general — weighed heavily on lawmakers' minds.
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Most notably, dollar hegemony affords the U.S. the ability to run large and prolonged budget and balance-of-payments deficits.
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Yes, Eddie does wind up in Dwayne Johnson's body, which affords Johnson the opportunity to try a New Jersey accent.
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The meetings, robust affairs where participants compete to pick holes in each other's ideas, reflect the premium Blackstone affords ambition.
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But the statute under which he was appointed affords Mr. Mueller, or other future special counsels, few formal job protections.
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But it also affords him the patina of approachability while allowing him to evade tough questions from the news media.
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Aside from the convenience it affords, the prospect of splitting rent and utility bills is too seductive to pass up.
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They should not be able to hide behind a nation-state illusion that affords them certain protections under international law.
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Callahan's contention is that big-dollar philanthropy affords its purveyors even greater influence, with fewer downsides and vastly less accountability.
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As a result, militants have often operated in these places, in the assumption that doing so affords them some protection.
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This affords a rich soil for conservative Republican and right-libertarian ideologies to dominate the political and social debate therein.
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That's costly and slow by 2019 standards and doesn't provide anything like the visibility that direct debits and ACH affords.
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Unlike in the US, where Title IX affords protections under federal law, no specific legislative requirement exists across the pond.
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We put time into our social media because we believe it affords us the unique opportunity to fashion our own identity.
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Whether you're starting a business, building your career, or buying a home, it helps to have the security that citizenship affords.
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She also enjoys the flexibility that mobile technology affords her — even if it involves bringing more work into her private life.
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Thankfully, New York City affords my church gays and me the opportunity to live and pray as freely as we wish.
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These dances are deeply rooted in African-American culture — and they certainly warrant a longer look than your average Vine affords.
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But Facebook's success in strict messaging and the plateauing of its competitors affords it the leeway to take a risk here.
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That affords Sanders an opportunity to contrast his record with Warren's in hopes of winning back some of those lost liberals.
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This affords a handful of big swing states — like Ohio, Florida, and Wisconsin — a large amount of power in federal elections.
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Or it can simply be made in terms of the promise that this nation affords to all who call it home.
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Perhaps there is a middle ground of allowing independent contractors to qualify as "jobs" provided the applying business affords certain benefits.
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"Customary international law affords heads of state and members of their entourage with inviolability from arrest and detention," the official said.
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It affords an incredible view, albeit one disrupted by the black strip that connects the mirror assembly electronics to the car.
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"The right to free speech is not a favor that the government affords Americans when political circumstances allow," the complaint said.
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Multi-party litigation affords legislators and policy makers the excuse to not take any action while the court cases are pending.
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The sloping incline of the playhouse's auditorium affords the audience a particularly good view of the dancing that propels the show.
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However, the addition of Whole Foods affords Amazon the opportunity to aggressively target fresh-food delivery companies and meal-kit brands.
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This budget mixer still affords six speeds and a 600-watt motor that's powerful enough to whip dough and blend ingredients.
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The court did not quash those sentences but Egyptian law affords automatic retrials to convictions in absentia that are subsequently reversed.
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Some research links the decline of free play, and the developmental benefits it affords, with a rise in anxiety and depression.
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But choosing empathy affords us opportunities to build more diverse and powerful social connections, and take control of our emotional lives.
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That leaves states nervous due to NHTSA's stated "non-regulatory approach" to the technology's safety, which affords AV vendors wide latitude.
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No one is spared her satirical eye, but even more revealing is the gentle gaze of empathy she affords every character.
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"Stream System," which gathers Murnane's short fiction from 1980 to 2002, affords a valuable look at his development as a writer.
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Yet they're not gullible, as Ki-taek believes, but are instead defined by cultivated helplessness, the near-infantilization that money affords.
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But reasons to make the world a better place should never blind us to the many good things it already affords.
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The squishy robots don't have the strength and durability of plastic or metal machines, but biology affords them some unique advantages.
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I'd like to be good at savoring every single second of my time for the freedom and options it affords me.
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And the main pleasure "Godfather of Harlem" affords, through five of its 10 episodes, is watching those actors go at it.
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The park, which straddles the Utah-Colorado border, affords visitors backcountry camping, white-water rafting and, most famously, spectacular dinosaur fossils.
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In their stead are songs that espouse the power of self-belief and those that celebrate the successes that confidence affords.
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State TV, where many Russians still get their news, affords Putin blanket and uncritical coverage while ignoring or denigrating his opponents.
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Constructive dialogue between the United States and Russia affords the opportunity to open new pathways towards peace and stability in our world.
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Compared to their Western counterparts, Uddman said Chinese players value data more, which affords them greater expansion possibilities when offering new solutions.
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Her backyard affords views of steam pouring from the coke works and of the flares from the hillside plant in West Mifflin.
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It not only affords an immersive viewing experience, but makes for smooth, responsive gaming sessions with ultra-realistic graphics and cinematic sound.
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Whatever one's view, the debate affords us the opportunity to reflect on the true essence of politics and the humans doing it.
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Timehop says the format affords it some advantages — it's easier to incorporate video, for example, and offers good opportunities for interstitial advertisements.
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But despite the advantages his height affords, Deguara has struggled against centers nearly a foot shorter than him in the lower leagues.
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Most women (84 percent) report that they work for the financial independence it affords them, but there are motivations beyond a paycheck.
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And that might not be for some time, because of the other advantage partisanship affords him—the implacable support of his party.
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But when asked about the fortune that affords him his life of luxury, Goldstein said he didn't want to talk about business.
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So you couple that kind of casual intimacy just with the sort of confidence that that lightweight degree of anonymity affords you.
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"And for me the constitution affords me my freedom of religion, which is the most important thing for me and other Muslims."
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Yet some people feel that surgery affords them the opportunity to look into a mirror afterward and genuinely like what they see.
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For these people, voice noting affords the chance to pre-screen a match to make sure they're the right fit personality-wise.
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Dell's "Innovation, Leadership and Discovery" program affords students an entire year to pursue projects related to population health and delivery system redesign.
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For Darious Bland it meant working his way through school to finally get a salaried job that affords him paid days off.
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In stark contrast to all of these other federal laws, the Antiquities Act affords zero procedural protections for those in affected areas.
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We envision a world where everyone has access to the Internet and the vast opportunities for communication, entrepreneurship, and empowerment it affords.
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It affords them some semblance of credibility; the President said the counterprotesters were just as responsible as we are for this violence!
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His opponents say that the deal affords Iran no tangible benefits because, although sanctions have been lifted, the economy has hardly recovered.
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Her appointment as senior adviser affords Ms. Trump a global platform for her private clothing and beauty products business and personal brand.
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For all its depiction of a world spinning off its axis, "Albion" affords the pleasures of a vintage, soul-searching British novel.
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Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20 Plus If you want the protection a case affords but not the bulk, this is your best bet.
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Or perhaps their superior fat absorption affords them more energy to fight parasites, too many of which can also erode brain function.
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The evidence that went unseen affords a rare glimpse of the back story of one of the country's most horrific hate crimes.
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It affords luxuries like being able to use the internet freely at home, and heaping their plates with meat at a buffet.
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It's a necessary part of the learning process, but it only affords a relatively short period to focus on basic flying skills.
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The Oriental Suite on the 52nd floor affords bubble bath enthusiasts ample views of Central Park outside, and sleek, modern amenities inside.
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For now, they're enjoying a whole new spectrum of inspiration that the country affords — silence for her, awe-inspiring produce for him.
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The somewhat ceremonial position also affords the power to pick judges for the country's Constitutional Court, on the basis of parliamentary approval.
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They also give banks more clout in the marketplace, which affords them more control over the rates they charge and pay out.
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These criminals know how to use the privacy Facebook affords them, and they profit from the sale of drugs and dangerous guns.
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They include making it harder for countries like China to self-proclaim "developing" status, which affords them certain preferential treatment on trade.
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Google and Facebook are most directly threatened by Article 21, which affords anyone the right to opt out of personally tailored ads.
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The Maduro regime continues to increase the money supply and the minimum wage, leaving workers with more currency that affords them steadily less.
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It's the sort of simple introduction Black often affords his characters, where they reveal themselves via dealing with some petty annoyance or another.
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So even for those who aren't gamers by definition, PlayStation VR affords opportunities just to experience something that may not be otherwise possible.
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His narrow slit of a window affords no view of the snow-capped Rocky Mountain peaks that stretch for miles in every direction.
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In Wisconsin this weekend, Trump argued that many of NATO's member states weren't paying their "fair share" for the protections that NATO affords.
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" Lawyers for the state say the ultrasound "informs a woman's abortion choice and affords her the opportunity to reflect on the information conveyed.
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Saint James' slow production pace affords designers the time and space to really practice their craft — a total luxury in today's fashion landscape.
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We're having fun and having fun affords us the opportunity to do things that we love and that's all that matters to us.
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Playing Mickey affords Jacobs the opportunity to stretch in all sorts of unflattering directions, and she rises to the occasion with obvious relish.
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She is an artist living in a huge studio and the question of how she affords it will come up more than once.
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" He continued: "What I do know is that our system of justice affords a presumption of innocence to the accused, absent corroborating evidence.
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VR affords the end user a learn-by-doing experience that is scientifically proven to be more effective than traditional, 2-D methods.
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Back in 2016 the UK passed updated surveillance legislation that affords state agencies expansive powers to snoop on and hack into digital comms.
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Though not visually splashy, it reveals in fascinating detail Matisse's approach to book illustration, and, more broadly, affords insight into his creative mind.
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The use of such "dummy data" is not uncommon, and it affords companies the ability to relax security protocols while testing new products.
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"I think it affords the child, when he grows up, to have a lot less therapy to go to," she explained in 2012.
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Kala decides they will both run away to a new city, where they can engage in all the hedonistic pleasures sensate life affords.
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The prominence my job affords me also comes with the responsibility to be better than to punch back every time someone punches me.
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I think that affords you great opportunity to try different things, so for me I hope it's not the last experience I have.
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Nick Diaz enjoys being along the fence for the opportunity that it affords him to open up with both hands to the body.
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What gives this work its distinctive impact, though, is the vertiginous views it affords of the roiling, impenetrable depths that always lie below.
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Stuttering, while not a matter of life and death, certainly affords a greater appreciation for sonic phenomena like these that function so flawlessly.
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People want to be able to take their kids to the movies, drive to Yosemite, and have the general freedom a car affords.
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Thus, Fitch believes this 60% target affords LOL sufficient flexibility to maintain adequate capital to finance its business and maintain sufficient permanent equity.
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ObamaCare, and the protections it affords to those with pre-existing conditions, only works if sick people aren't the only ones buying insurance.
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This intercompany transaction affords the U.S. affiliate with a U.S. tax deduction that reduces the U.S. corporate tax liability of the U.S. affiliate.
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Winning a reality competition that's broadcast on ABC, one of the nation's largest networks, affords you a certain level of recognition, after all.
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The history of embroidery affords a glimpse of "the private inner world" of women, as a chronicler of the Korean tradition puts it.
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This is partly because Mr. Plummer, at this stage in his career, takes evident delight in the flourishes and extravagances that seniority affords.
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While the Shed program affords the pleasure of becoming lost in his swirling, finely executed steps — how did that hip end up there?
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Most foreign spies come to the U.S. under diplomatic cover (which, as noted above, affords them immunity if they engage in illegal acts).
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"Flipping to an offer affords Fox more flexibility should they wish to come back with a higher number," analysts at Olivetree Financial said.
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For seniors who predominantly rely on Medicare, home health affords them the dignity of aging at home instead of in an institutional setting.
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"We welcome the light of truth, honesty, and transparency that this moment affords our country, whatever may be revealed," the signed statement reads.
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Both households have two working parents, two kids and an appreciation for the way California weather affords them unscripted, outdoor play year-round.
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Trump's presidency affords conservatives the opportunity to showcase not only our commitment to American families, but also our thoughtful approach to doing so.
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Such scale affords the opportunity for comparatively efficient operations and supplies sourcing and the ability to drive associated margin improvement following M&A.
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The all-aluminum construction makes for a lightweight machine, and the 214:21150 ratio screen affords plenty of room for working on documents.
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This question speaks to the structure of the federal courts, and to what powers our system of government affords to single district judges.
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But the access that a true emotional connection and foundation of trust affords you is worth more than any amount of camera expertise.
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"In today's world of internet technology," he wrote, "it may be reasonably argued that" the law "affords no real or practical protection whatsoever."
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Unreality is floating and abstract, a record that affords Ashlyn a processing mechanism without having to speak about the loss she's dealt with.
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It won't save much space — Apple notes that all these apps combined use less than 150 megabytes — but it at least affords some elegance.
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His outsized influence affords him the luxury of holding unpopular positions, and there was nothing Trump could do that was too outrageous for Thiel.
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Acting on those feelings affords a fleeting moment of exhilaration, but like so much in his life, cruelty is never far away from kindness.
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Like a good concert hall, a semicircle parliament room affords more people a decent view, creating a stronger sense of egalitarianism among its members.
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What's more, a generation equipped with the knowledge that a STEM-based education affords them directly contradicts the White House's own war on science.
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And, in general, the American system affords fewer rights to foreigners than it does to US citizens, enabling the poor treatment of foreign families.
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Listening to Three Futures affords the rare opportunity to hear an artist truly evolve into the next, and more powerful, era of their talent.
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But even if Smith was "defending his sister" -- the law only affords someone the right to use "reasonable force" to stop an imminent attack.
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Working with the avant-garde actress affords Stiles the opportunity "to approach her looks differently than any other client I've ever had," she says.
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For the true art enthusiast, joining the $25,000 President's Circle affords a visit with the museum's president and access to special events with curators.
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The cryptocurrency bitcoin is often used to purchase illicit items online from illegal drugs to child pornography due to the anonymity it affords buyers.
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The truck affords the customer an exposed view of the different flavors on its side, and it wasn't long before they were a hit.
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The opportunities schooling affords women, emotionally, developmentally, economically, and in regards to their families makes education access both a moral and a practical imperative.
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All F33 cars are now made from carbon fibre, and the protection it affords drivers has allowed many to walk away from spectacular crashes.
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The fact is that the modern world of computing affords a very different type of social media than when Facebook launched 14 years ago.
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But make no mistake -- we will defend our allies, the principled international order, and the positive future it affords all of us, Carter said.
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Learning more about Billie, in turn, affords us a greater understanding of the entrenched power structures of Dishonored and how she fits into them.
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Lyft cites a recent survey that says over 80 percent of its drivers prefer to be independent contractors because of the flexibility it affords.
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His close looking is always informed by a freshness — he takes nothing for granted, and doesn't think his intelligence affords him any special insights.
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However, the vast majority of the charitable community is glad to endure that inconvenience in exchange for the protections that the Johnson Amendment affords.
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Today, how news and public opinion reaches the masses shows a changing context, as social media affords individuals with a voice to create change.
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He also points out how size affords banks like JPMorgan the ability to fight back effectively against would-be disrupters in payments and lending.
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China's huge population of migrant workers affords some of the country's most notorious mass killers the cover they need to elude capture for years.
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Gorsuch has suggested the Supreme Court should reconsider its Chevron doctrine, which affords federal agencies deference in interpreting statutes they are charged with administering.
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The quietude, the unnervous stillness and implicit isolation affords bloodlust-afflicted writers with a naturally forbidding and foreboding locale to put audiences at unease.
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Not only are the two activities co-extensive for Grullón but proposing the bill as art affords her otherwise unavailable angles of political approach.
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Photo via Angel Olsen on Instagram The Labor Day weekend affords us all one extra day to catch the hell up on August's absurdity.
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Getting caught by nasties in the desert leads to a sequence of jumping over several fireballs, necessitating exact positioning that the game rarely affords.
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Among the many neat things Dreams affords creators is the ability to string together creations, so Alan Invasion is actually a story in progress.
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It also affords you the opportunity to more officially head up the sustainable-home branch (go ahead and add LLC to your Instagram bio).
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Colliding affords an opportunity to think of time as a concept both immediate and inconceivably long, and photography as time's playful yet untrustworthy interpreter.
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Some might even say we're in a "golden age" of the medium, one that affords us almost too many good options to fully enjoy.
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"This new treatment affords us an additional option should smallpox ever be used as a bioweapon," said Dr. Scott Gottlieb, the F.D.A.'s commissioner.
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Sure, the office has its faults, but you'll notice all the little comforts that it affords as soon as you start working from home.
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Partner status affords some additional perks that affiliates don't have, like paid sponsorship opportunities, more subscriber emotes, bounties, and a partner manager at Twitch.
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The community differs from rich kids on Instagram in that they're less concerned with wealth itself, and more the comedic mileage that wealth affords.
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Beginning on Wednesday, July 12, at Film Forum, "Bronx Gothic," a new documentary by Andrew Rossi, affords the closer look that the piece deserves.
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But McIlroy and other players have said recently that they would prefer an off-season longer than the one the tour currently affords them.
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It is time that Congress pass bipartisan legislation that pulls these people out of the shadows and affords them the opportunity to become citizens.
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The ability to get out of leases and close stores at lower cost is a key advantage that the bankruptcy process affords to retailers.
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While community employment typically involves interaction with non-disabled co-workers and customers, employment in a workshop affords few opportunities for broader community interaction.
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In this way the aim is to bridge the gap between hiring an individual freelancer and the added vetting and accountability using an agency affords.
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It was promulgated "to protect national security and public safety", Chief Justice Roberts wrote, and fits squarely within the realm of authority Congress affords presidents.
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BURNABY MOUNTAIN in a suburb of Vancouver, British Columbia's biggest city, is a tranquil spot which affords a spectacular view of the North Shore mountains.
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Usually transactions are in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin held in escrow during a purchase, which affords some anonymity for users but makes them hives for scammers.
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The treaty provides no sovereign means of exiting unilaterally and affords the people of Northern Ireland no influence over the legislation which applies to them.
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For Chinese designers, NYFW affords them a certain cache when they return home that they can use to promote their brand 'as seen at NYFW.
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Money can buy happiness, and not just when it affords us the security of having enough to pay the bills or save for the future.
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Mayweather has the better work ethic, but Tyson has lived more life, which has probably affords patience and a better understanding of the human struggle.
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As Mr Fridman puts it, his rule is to remain in "the second row", a position that still affords "crucially important" access to the Kremlin.
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Which conveniently affords me a moment to reflect on some of Sonic's peers who didn't make it to retirement age, and so very far beyond.
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This role affords them much broader power to subpoena both documents and testimony than that allowed by the discovery process in a civil litigation setting.
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The fantasy this relationship ambiguity affords is effective, but it has also built up a type of celebrity fandom that feels entitled to an entertainer.
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Businesses in Gaza and the West Bank just want access to the same opportunities PayPal affords to the other 200 countries and territories they serve.
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The blockchain, in theory, affords us new opportunities to solve complex coordination problems without letting the incumbent coordinators extract so much value in the process.
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The new camera will also allow S-Log gamma recording — a popular option among pro videographers because of the wide dynamic range the format affords.
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Frank, who logged his first significant directing credits by helming every episode of Godless, takes advantage of the vistas and grasslands his setting affords him.
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The built-in camera affords some super convenient visual features, like hands-free video calling to anyone who has the Alexa app on their smartphone.
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But common to all of the approaches is the view that the central bank needs better leverage against future recessions than the current approach affords.
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"The agreement affords PayPal certain economic incentives, including Visa incentives for increased volume, and greater long-term Visa fee certainty," according to the press release.
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If you watch the whole video, however, you'll see that this unique (if awkward-looking) configuration affords the bot many interesting advantages when getting around.
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These men think he is white: He's been passing with his light skin, which affords him a certain privileged way of moving through the world.
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Embracing the solitude and musical freedom the format affords, La Torture Des Ténèbres has become a conduit for the myriad dystopian horrors haunting her work.
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Those who believe are just as worthy of empathy and understanding as any of us, and Big Love, in its own way, affords them that.
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But Kaepernick's collusion grievance was also tied up in the owner-oriented nature of the NFL, which affords little power or recourse to its players.
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An acquisition by a competitor affords a startup the funding to keep going, new customers, and an increase in market share, Leone wrote to entrepreneurs.
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The process of charcoal production affords Mr. Gras striking images, from wood chips flying at the lens to smoke billowing from a giant dirt mound.
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That law affords our bill "privileged" status, guaranteeing a full floor vote to remove unauthorized United States forces from Saudi Arabia's war against Yemeni Houthis.
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The tax code affords real estate investors great leeway in how they calculate their depreciation — flexibility that often is used to inflate their annual deductions.
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For casual skiers, Blackcomb's Catskinner zone (served by a newly upgraded chairlift) affords a nice combination of leisurely green runs and slightly more challenging blues.
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The extra time affords reporters the ability to analyze and ask questions as they prepare stories that are immediately filed for the public to read.
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Dr. Ginther noted that a lab experiment affords the researcher complete control, while experiments with human subjects are more variable and prone to outside interference.
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IMET affords spaces to foreign military officers at U.S. military education institutions, such as the U.S. Army War College and the U.S. Naval War College.
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That fee affords members reciprocal privileges at 15 of Trump's other clubs, including Trump International Golf Links in Scotland and his golf club in Dubai.
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The close-up view affords us the chance to learn how segregation operated on the most intimate level, in the everyday experiences of Hattiesburg's residents.
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The theater affords the audience the opportunity to have a more active presence and to contribute themselves an aspect or a part of what's onstage.
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Riding high on all that praise, season two essentially affords Sherman-Palladino the chance to make the most Amy Sherman-Palladino show of all time.
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With the Home Hub, a majority of the speaker still faces back, but the raised display affords the ability to blast some of that sound forward.
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While it is true that the Americans with Disabilities Act affords workers some protections against discrimination, the ADA is hardly as strong as Captain America's shield.
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And yet, the women of the office love their jobs: The scraps of dignity and purpose it affords them, their (limited) participation in the boys' club.
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If you're hoping to see some meteors this week, get somewhere that affords you a view of the largest piece of the sky you can find.
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Kanter recognizes that his status as a famous NBA player with connections to politicians in Washington affords him a level of privilege that others don't have.
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But her memoir makes one thing clear: These are her lived experiences, and her choice to share them affords us the privilege to learn from them.
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Get one of Razer's fastest and most responsive keyboards with the added bonus of a non-slip, extended mouse pad that affords you plenty of room.
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This affords the animal a surprisingly wide range of cranial mobility—and allows it to open its jaws to horrific angles to snap up prey whole.
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The Spot's built-in camera affords some super convenient visual features, like hands-free video calling to anyone who has the Alexa app on their smartphone.
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The constitutional case against Mr Trump's ban begins with the equal protection of the laws, the principle that affords vulnerable groups special protection against official mistreatment.
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" But the National Rifle Association counters that while DC officials are "rightly concerned about violent crime," the "Constitution affords them considerable discretion in addressing the problem.
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It's stylized like the 1950s, Technicolor included, and affords us a look into the inner life of a couple who are not the nuclear family ideal.
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"Designing games without keeping the roles it affords in mind can also cause problems with the gameplay experience, adding an unintended layer of complexity," he says.
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"The investment that Mr. Murdoch has infused into our already strong news division affords us endless opportunities," he said, referencing Fox News Executive Chairman Rupert Murdoch.
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It doesn't go well, but it affords us a wonderful opportunity to see the Blackfish be the no-shit-taking avenging Tully we need right now.
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As the psychology writer Maria Konnikova explored in The New York Times, the efficiency typing affords may compromise a person's ability to take in new information.
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Meanwhile, TikTokers discussed the freedom the platform affords them to develop creative niches and build fanbases and there weren't complaints about policies that restrict money-making.
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Stated differently, MFA affords us the ability to set a national health care expenditure budget and makes it easy to check if we're sticking to it.
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But as Park Cheol-hee of Seoul National University puts it, leaders are squandering the chances that warmth affords, at a time of growing regional peril.
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I believe in the core of conservative values I was raised with: personal freedom, personal responsibility, and deep appreciation for the freedoms America affords her citizens.
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The universe affords infinite avenues of interest, most of which we have no time to explore because of the unending requirements of food, clothing and shelter.
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"It affords the best protection and enables us to slow down the rate of transmission," Morrison told reporters in Canberra as he outlined the new restrictions.
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Here's how The Murdochs currently control Fox through a special class of shares that affords them almost 40 percent of the voting power at the company.
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The ability to get out of leases and close stores at a lower cost is one of the advantages that the bankruptcy process affords to retailers.
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Headquarters: Fremont, CaliforniaIndustry: OutsourcingQuote from employee on why it's good for women:"This position affords me the flexibility in my schedule to be a working mom."
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Proud to be able to serve a country that, despite its challenges, affords its citizens safety, security and freedom, perhaps like no other nation ever has.
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The start of the year also affords D.I.Y. retirement investors like the Wallas an opportunity to take stock of their holdings and any fees they pay.
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If it's successful, it affords a specific sort of anonymity, the one that comes with no longer being yoked at the hip to a huge phenomenon.
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The gun owners do not argue that the Constitution affords them an express right to bring their guns to shoot at any range of their choosing.
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Utilizing The Times as a history teacher affords me an invaluable opportunity to stimulate the minds of our future leaders, entrepreneurs, service industry workers and journalists.
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The National Flood Insurance Program Reauthorization Act of 2019, or H.R. 3167, affords greater protections to homeowners, homebuyers and the communities in which they are located.
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Instead, the compression of the form means that readers may need the extra time summer affords to contemplate the sorrows, joy and menace contained in miniature.
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The spontaneity, ubiquity and immediacy that technology now affords us means we can make split-second decisions to see historic moments more easily than ever before.
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People are reporting their stories in the press because they believe they will experience less retaliation and gain actual accountability with the sunlight the media affords.
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Freeport says it will do so as soon as Indonesia attaches to the licence the same guarantees of fiscal and legal stability that the current contract affords.
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But the bill is troubling in another respect: It affords states the immense, hidden power to eliminate some of the Affordable Care Act's most critical financial protections.
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And he deployed some choice rhetoric in explaining why trademarks do not qualify as "government speech"—discourse that affords a speaker no First Amendment protection at all.
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I have a job now that affords me a decent disposable income, and like a lot of people, I want to use that money to buy property.
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"The reader is dead: long live consumer-driven content and the 'instant gratification' this affords," Watts writes in the piece entitled 'The Cult of the Noble Amateur.
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The rationale in Amazon's case is no different, but the company's many-tentacled business model also affords its brands a few functions that other companies can't offer.
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Erdogan questioned the Vienna Convention (on diplomatic relations) within his statement Tuesday and the immunity it affords diplomats, suggesting that it should be reviewed and possibly revised.
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But a late-night session when the family's asleep at least affords you privacy: You can fuck up, and nobody will ever know, or care, but you.
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He affords it by making in-calls for massages but still has to put money aside for his hyperthyroidism treatment, which is getting worse as he ages.
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Customers, investors, boards, employees, stock analysts and even insurers increasingly ask for information on what a company does for women, including the protection it affords against harassment.
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Any qualms political opponents may have about putative ideological differences are firmly quashed by the potential for patronage or self-enrichment a seat in the cabinet affords.
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Pin, the 14-year-old daughter of a carnival fortuneteller, spends her days disguised as a boy, both for safety and for the freedom it affords her.
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With the freedom that a freelance life affords, she starts to pull back from work for a few days to spend it cooking, playing games, and reading.
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More broadly, Drover says it is hoping to tap into macro trends of the sharing economy, which affords an asset-light and on-demand lifestyle (yes, really!).
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The so-called "sanctuary" protections California affords to its 2.4m unauthorised immigrants thus violate the constitutional principle that federal legislation is "the supreme law of the land".
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Mar-a-Lago, where Trump has holed up, is less a nostalgic reminder of a simpler time and more a testament to the lifestyle his notoriety affords.
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VR/AR: Sure, gaming has thus far been the driving factor for VR, but CES always affords a good opportunity to demonstrate its capabilities with other media.
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For Perec and others, art affords a way to thread the emotional and ethical needle of having to bear witness to what they'd rather not have to.
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Episode VIII's delay affords it those same advantages, giving director Rian Johnson more time to work and placing his movie in The Force Awakens' successful holiday slot.
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At the moment, Alex is living in his own apartment in western Germany—he prefers it that way as it affords him a certain level of freedom.
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When it comes to issues like LGBT rights, voting rights, immigration, financial regulations, and the environment, a state can increase the rights it affords its own citizens.
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Britain has not only become politically unstable, with no government or opposition worthy of the name; it also no longer affords the regulatory predictability that investors crave.
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It requires using nearly every second of the eight minutes Mario Maker affords the player to beat a level, extracting a grueling level of patience and skill.
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But I do admire those who play racers from the first-person perspective, and sometimes wish I were able to enjoy the more immersive experience it affords.
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While YouTube also affords Paul a way to reach millions, and he and YouTube share advertising revenue, these offers are in principle made to all YouTube users.
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The strong beer business operating trends, which support the expected high-single digit growth (Fitch's estimate) in operating income, affords Constellation flexibility around its capital allocation priorities.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg has opposed the idea of breaking up the company, saying Facebook's giant scale affords it the resources to fight abuse on all its platforms.
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His workweek — 60 to 75 hours long — affords him one day off to catch up on chores in his American University dorm room and explore the city.
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Most states, including Texas, have a victims' bill of rights enshrined in state law, which affords them the opportunity to be notified about decisions regarding an offender.
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A reason to be concerned about false claims in ads is that Facebook affords us so little opportunity to respond to ads not aimed at us personally.
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I know full well that I speak from the vantage point of a privileged white male, which affords me no right to judge when someone is offended.
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"Because neither provision affords the Government immunity in this case, we reverse the district court's order granting the Government's motion to dismiss," the three-judge panel wrote.
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"What I do know is that our system of justice affords a presumption of innocence to the accused, absent corroborating evidence," Flake said in a statement. Sen.
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Would such a society deserve the political loyalty of (let us say) a traditional Christian or Muslim, just because it still affords them some First Amendment protections?
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Sandy is nobody's fool, though: He sees the benefits their lifestyle affords him, like his own room and the freedom to read as much as he wants.
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Those relationships have brought him and his allies wealth that affords them a lavish lifestyle, but also resources for a network of militia commanders across several provinces.
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But she is the first to be bluntly unapologetic about her luxurious lifestyle, one that affords her a comfortable, swan-shaped perch to view the country's infighting.
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Now, with the special silence that a large-format book affords and the rhythm of turning pages, the photographs and their accompanying diaristic captions gain new force.
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The law, known as the Visual Artists Rights Act, affords legal protections to artists whose work meets certain requirements, whether or not the artists own the work.
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For those who are a bit wary of traveling all by themselves but don't want to miss out on the opportunities solo travel affords, there are options.
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Instead, he would remove Mr. Hawkins with fresh evidence from the inspector general and do it using the new law, which affords fewer protections for the accused.
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Romney's career as a former governor and GOP presidential nominee, in addition to his fortune amassed in the private sector, affords him greater independence than most lawmakers.
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While it affords Trump and his legal team a chance to mount a defense and cross-examine witnesses, those powers will all be subject to Nadler's discretion.
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One of the four members can place a hold on an arms sale and effectively extend a 40-day informal review process the administration affords to Congress.
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"This organization was started by 20 cowboys 25 years ago [who] had a deep love and appreciation for our country and the opportunities it affords," Gleason says.
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Many people are still stuck on the fundamental importance of work compared to free time: the structure it gives, the purpose it affords, the morality it signifies.
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Recognizing the platform their celebrity affords them, creators and entertainers of all stripes are figuring out how they're going to continue to voice dissent in the years ahead.
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Australian law allows the immigration minister to deny anyone a visa if they do not pass a character test, a broad criteria that affords the government sweeping powers.
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His rationale: "What I do know is that our system of justice affords a presumption of innocence to the accused, absent corroborating evidence," Flake said in a statement.
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Its full-res images come out at a near medium format level 8256 x 5504 pixels, which affords a ton of flexibility for cropping in on a shot.
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An independent central bank is more likely to act promptly to head off inflation—and this trustworthiness also affords it freedom to cut interest rates when recession looms.
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But Connelly (below, left) — who's got another Bosch book due in November — is also an executive producer on Bosch, and with all the creative control that title affords.
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The report recommends reforming the OLA to limit its use, reduce the discretionary powers it affords bank regulators, and minimize the use of taxpayer funds to facilitate it.
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Footage circulating right now tends to show off quick kills landing on unsuspecting enemies who don't know how to deal with the incredible mobility that the grappler affords.
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Will's money allows him to arrange luxurious trips overseas with both of his caregivers and affords him the services of a dignified potential death in a Swiss chalet.
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So while budget-making provides opportunities for grandstanding by Congressmen about long-term fiscal problems, the process affords few chances to tackle the principal cause: swelling entitlement spending.
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This affords Washington additional opportunities to consolidate the various tracks of its Iran policy, especially as Tehran is reportedly set to limit its adherence to the nuclear deal.
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From governor's mansions to city halls to state houses to here in the Capitol, day-to-day reporting affords reporters and lawmakers nearly unfettered access to one another.
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We must do all we can to educate providers, manufacturers, and consumers themselves about the opportunities for aging in place – and aging on the move – that technology affords.
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"At the same time that it is a fucked up situation, [doing sex work] affords me a greater ability to be able to take of myself," she said.
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Holding cash avoids data security issues that electronic payments and accounts can pose, he said, while noting criticism that the privacy cash affords can be exploited by criminals.
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We hope to just start from ground zero of an object, and see what it affords—then, once a form starts to emerge, maybe bring in other objects.
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On the flip side of vaping, according to Winstock, is that the discretion it affords could reduce environmental barriers and possibly lead to increased use in some situations.
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The groups argue that the Immigration and Nationality Act affords immigrants the right to apply for asylum whether they enter the country through a legal port or not.
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"We've always been excited about the kind of new creative outlets that new tech affords us," says Greg LoPiccolo, a Harmonix veteran and Rock Band VR's creative lead.
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"The 2016 election affords the American people an urgently needed opportunity to make a long overdue course correction in our national security posture and policy," the letter states.
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This affords Curry and Pinchbeck the luxury of being able to have ongoing conversations with their creative team at every stage of development, from conception through to delivery.
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In some ways, barbershops provide black men the necessary space the world seldom affords us where we are able to vent, laugh, educate, cavort, comfort and sometimes confront.
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They work in an industry that affords them little by way of employment rights, with no job security and no promise of work after they've "peaked" at 25.
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Some of these points might strike you as trivial at first, but each affords some insight that will become clearer the more time you spend with the cube.
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The Constitution, of course, permits the House and Senate to develop their own rules for running their chambers and affords chamber leaders broad discretion in executing those rules.
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The group left Mexico in the mid-20th century primarily for reasons of faith, but land was also a factor and now affords them some distance from outsiders.
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They don't get to take advantage of the flexibility that ride-hail driving affords, and they're essentially working an employee-like schedule, but without any of the protections.
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" Churchmuch, who travels about a dozen times a year on business, acknowledges that her whiteness "affords [her] privilege around harassment, [including] not being mistaken for a hotel employee.
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In fact, you might not even notice them, but HP executives told us that the added chassis space affords room for discrete Nvidia graphics and 2360% more battery.
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By early evening, I stood on the wraparound balcony at the sprawling and rustic Akawanka Lodge, which affords an indulgent view of the lush hills surrounding San Agustín.
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And Ocasio-Cortez, whose massive small dollar donor base and email list affords her a level of independence -- and influence -- rare among new members, is determined to help.
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" Tucci said having some cash is not a bad thing, as it affords investors the opportunity to get back into the stock market at lower levels — the "dry powder.
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A YouTuber musician's influence can come from toeing the line between the sweetness that keeps parents happy and the "cool factor" that still affords kids a hint of rebellion.
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In contrast, a prosecutor's judgment that crimes were committed, but that no charges will be brought, affords no such adversarial opportunity for public name-clearing before an impartial adjudicator.
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This is true, if for no other reason than because it affords a glimpse at a world of opportunities that most justice-involved individuals have never been exposed to.
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"The Government should recognize that LGBTQI people are vulnerable in immigration detention, thereby extending the recognition that it already affords to trans and intersex people," the committee's report said.
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If you're a drag queen, ESPECIALLY ONE WHO WAS ON THAT TV SHOW THAT INSTANTLY AFFORDS ONE RECOGNITION & FAME AMONG YOUNG PEOPLE, & you refuse to 'get political' — FUCK YOU.
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Of course, it's possible that Jenner's celebrity affords her access to tools and content within The Sims 4 that remains within the realm of speculation for peasants like us.
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Standing in a place where it feels as though time — "progress," the unrelenting march of human expansion — has stopped affords you the perspective to consider the right way forward.
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Short of abolishing civil asset forfeiture, Congress should pass a law that affords people a prompt due process hearing before a judge after their property is seized, he said.
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White, middle-class naïveté led me to sex work, and my privilege affords me the opportunity to easily change careers—though that's not possible for many of my friends.
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As someone whose post-service professional life affords him the privilege of working with my fellow veterans and the groups that serve them, this aspiration is a constant drumbeat.
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The whole is precisely oriented diagonally in the gallery so that peering through the narrow space between two slabs affords a view of one of the room's distant corners.
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But the D.C. Circuit said Friday it couldn't give the FAA the deference it traditionally affords agencies in rulemaking decisions because it never disclosed the results of those tests.
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So long as the House resolution establishing the committee affords it broad powers, it can carry out its agenda with the same force and authority as any other committee.
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But the parent company's massive engineering organization affords Instagram economies of scale that unlock tech like this bullying filter that an independent startup might not be able to develop.
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The other four documents were subject to the presidential communications privilege, the government maintained; this "affords the president of the United States considerable autonomy and confidentiality," the court said.
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She admits that her "highly privileged life" as a celebrated academic affords her the luxury of contemplating at leisure what plenty of people are experiencing as a national emergency.
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When the family's mother walks across the room to offer Streisand a full spoon of carrots, male Barbra refuses, unwilling to accept the auxiliary privileges her disguise affords her.
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"We know that medication abortion is extremely safe, simple, and effective, and women are taking advantage of it more and more because of the privacy it affords," Allen said.
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We have a preference for investment and operational oversight at early stages of access and exploration, as this affords us maximum flexibility to adjust to changes including market conditions.
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The $10 billion he pledged for the Bezos Earth Fund is an unprecedented contribution that affords a private citizen great power over the world's response to the climate crisis.
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In 2016, Mississippi passed a law that affords special protections to opponents of same-sex marriage, which the Supreme Court had ruled was a constitutional right the previous year.
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Washington must also acknowledge the benefits that NATO consistently affords the U.S., including basing rights, infrastructure, intelligence sharing, political and diplomatic support and participation in military missions, including Afghanistan.
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We must, as a country, ensure our federal government respects states' rights and affords all businesses selling legal products the opportunity to contribute to our economy and create jobs.
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The new legal system, for example, retooled with the United States over a period of eight years, affords more protections for defendants and requires robust evidence to detain people.
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Ownership of BHE by BRK affords the former with the ability to retain capital typically paid out in the form of dividends by publicly held investor-owned-utilities (IOUs).
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I consider the United States Senate the greatest deliberative body in the world, and I respect the important role the Constitution affords it in the confirmation of our judges.
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The lack of diversity that is pervasive throughout the congressional workforce robs the institution of legitimacy and affords little confidence in Congress' ability to govern an increasingly diverse citizenry.
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"We have said all along we are open to a full, fair and impartial and non-political investigation of this matter that affords due process to all," she said.
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But sex work is work: Dating someone because you enjoy the lifestyle it affords you isn't—which makes it harder to set boundaries, and harder to stay in control.
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The reconstruction of the Italianate building affords the site a museum-quality space for displaying art and enhances the home of Cole, founder of the Hudson River School art movement.
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He has called the health care law "fundamentally broken" and signaled he would use the administrative leeway that the law affords the HHS secretary to give more flexibility to states.
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At face value, Trump's STEM initiative may leave a positive impact on US schools—it affords kids access to programs that would greatly benefit them in the current job economy.
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This character is usually a niche professional—say, Statham's rescue diver—whose job affords them insight on the featured creature: oftentimes they've seen the creature before and nobody believes them.
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The E-Go2 might serve some really practical needs, and its mid-market pricing will be appealing to some, but it's no replacement for the thrill that the competition affords.
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And as the screen fills with enemies and vehicles and warships and explosions stretching into the distance of the city, you see the sheer scale this style affords the game.
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Most said they couldn't be bothered to follow the news about Kalanick and Uber, preferring instead to hammer on complaints about the job or tout the flexibility it affords them.
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Not to mention the unpracticality their rarity affords them; some vets won't treat raccoons, and finding someone to babysit your odd pet if you take a vacation may be difficult.
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The most daring by a long way is VW. The German group's heft—it produces 2000m cars a year—affords it economies of scale only Toyota could hope to match.
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And his family's high-class standing affords him a reverence from other characters, including talented Doctor Who alum Jenna Coleman, who is wasted in her part as Louisa's supportive sister.
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The thickness also affords the laptop plenty of space for ports so you're not a prisoner of dongles as you need to be with more minimal USB-C only laptops.
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The FWS said Thursday it will reclassify the San Miguel Island fox, Santa Rosa Island fox, and Santa Cruz Island fox as threatened species, which affords the animals fewer protections.
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The Paris agreement affords oil, gas and coal companies a globally visible platform through which to peddle influence and appear engaged on climate change while lobbying for business as usual.
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The rubber plantation affords him a comfortable life in a mansion overlooking Pangsan, and fancy gadgets such as the newest model of iPhone and a fine-tuned Toyota Hilux truck.
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The segment also showed footage of panelists at a debt-buying trade conference saying that most consumers didn't understand disclaimers on their debt notices, which affords them some legal rights.
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The Electoral College was designed specifically to prevent the tyranny of big states over small states, as was the U.S. Senate, which affords all states, large and small, equal representation.
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Doing so over 82 games affords the luxury of low relative leverage, of sample size to ride the variance, and of plausible deniability if it fails—at least they tried.
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It's not that these storylines don't have value, but you wouldn't know that Michael's role of Moritz is one of Spring Awakening's biggest from how little time Rise affords him.
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Men have always had complicated feelings about women's capacity for suffering, a mix of admiration at the fulfillment of the feminine role and anxiousness at the special power it affords.
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"While eliminating this benchmark will have public relations ramifications, it also affords an opportunity to address the impending outcome proactively, while setting more schools up for success," the memo read.
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But political observers say that Mr. Donovan is benefiting from his status as an incumbent (with all the name recognition it affords) and his push-pull relationship with Mr. Trump.
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But the defense my concealed 9-millimeter affords me is largely gone if the attacker is firing from beyond 40 yards, as he could easily do with the AR-15.
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Delaying any action until March, he encouraged Congress to pass legislation to provide the same type of protections that DACA affords young immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children.
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The Surface Pro 7 also affords up to 10.5 hours of battery life, which is essentially a whole work day and then an episode or two of The Crown afterward.
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Mindfulness, the practice of observing our mind&aposs activity, affords both real-time insight into this default feature of the mental operating system and a capacity to self-regulate it.
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The U.S. agriculture lobby is bristling at the U.S. withdrawal from TPP and the advantages it affords TPP participants such as Canada and Australia in protected markets such as Japan.
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Related: When you're grateful, your brain becomes more charitable But reasons to make the world a better place should never blind us to the many good things it already affords.
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"This affords me the ability to make my own hours," said Leonard, who pays for his own fuel, car insurance and gets no health insurance, retirement plan or other employee benefits.
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If you don't trust someone intuitively, don't enter into a long-term business relationship with them (not to mention one that affords plenty of opportunity to do wrong by one another).
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For Artist, blackness is a category of identity that places harmful limits upon the individuals designated as such, but it also affords possibilities for insights that only an outsider might gain.
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The ACLU notes that when someone wants to start a Facebook account, they have to identify their gender, and at first Facebook affords them only the options of male and female.
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A wide array of events, rather than staking the holiday on one night alone, which can often fall during the middle of the week, affords some flexibility for stretched-thin parents.
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Instead of repealing the only broadband privacy protections consumers currently have, Congress should instead pass a law requiring edge providers to meet the higher FCC standard that affords consumers more protection.
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"I think this move affords us this incredible opportunity to be part of the community and really amplify," Suzanne Lindbergh, Senior Vice President and General Manager of AOL BUILD, told Mashable.
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The comments came after Washington said on Monday it was gravely concerned about the proposed law and warned that such a move could jeopardise the special status Washington affords Hong Kong.
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While it's incredible—and important—to see black female mathematicians being rightfully celebrated, it's disconcerting that it took until 274 for them to receive the national acknowledgement a blockbuster film affords.
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My current job—dream gig or not—affords me the luxury of not being attached to my inbox and voicemail at all hours of the day, and that's a valuable perk.
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It's a very different product from what Images used to be, and that probably affords Google a lot more opportunity in terms of how it monetizes image search in the future.
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This affords you a little more flexibility to up the sensitivity so you can increase the shutter speed in darker conditions, or situations when you want to capture fast-moving action.
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Yet it affords blind and partially sighted kids the opportunity to learn the alphabet and identify short words at the same time and in much the same way as sighted children.
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"What appears to be happening is that exercise affords the body an opportunity to practice responding to stress, streamlining the communication between the systems involved in the stress response," says Matthews.
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Preferably one that affords you 360 degrees of access, since being able to fully circle the playing field is sometimes the key to finding the most effective path through a level.
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Whether you're on the hunt for an app that can help you create a business plan or a platform that affords you unlimited access to video games, we've got you covered.
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Throughout her journey from North Philly to Cali, Bobe was guided by the belief that she could bring the resources and opportunities technology affords the affluent back to her own neighborhood.
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Bounty-hunting affords plenty of free time, and the mostly hands-off approach (especially in conservative Idaho and neighbouring Montana and Wyoming) has opened the profession to many, Mr Taylor says.
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Between the improved hardware, mapping and the simple app, which errs of the side of offering almost too much information, it's hard to complain about the experience the new Roomba affords.
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As Americans came together to celebrate the freedom that our great country affords and that our soldiers have given their lives to defend, 49 of them were murdered with a gun.
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That affords Alibaba a chance to tap the region's growth potential, but the market is also competitive and fragmented, with only a tiny fraction of total retail sales currently conducted online.
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Jihadists may use desert paths to enter Syria, where an array of forces affords them better cover, said Bill Roggio, a counter-terrorism expert at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.
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I've never, ever believed that theory for a simple reason: Trump has spent his entire life clamoring for the limelight and the recognition -- grudging or otherwise -- that being president affords him.
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The waiver affords favored access to U.S. government contracts for all firms and goods from 45 World Trade Organization (WTO) nations and 16 additional U.S. free trade agreement (FTA) partner countries.
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"It affords us a good income," said Rhonda Thompson, whose husband, George, comes from a family that has been dairy farming on its homestead in this rural Ontario municipality since 251.
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However, ignoring history only affords a larger platform for a handful of racists to spew their hate while doing nothing to actually address the issue of race relations in our nation.
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The comments came after Washington said on Monday it was gravely concerned about the proposed law and warned that such a move could jeopardize the special status Washington affords Hong Kong.
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What makes the show great is the point of view that it affords not only on the birth of Impressionism but also on the general dawning of modernist sentiments and sensibilities.
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" He continues: "I hope Sony will respond to those developers who are hesitant with a clear signal that their work is still valued at a level that affords the 'E3 showcase.
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Our protagonist is Hannah, a fashion-mag journalist whose full-time position filing a mere 200 words of party coverage per issue (!) affords her a nice apartment in the West Village (
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And there are the lurkers and the hate readers, along with those who are repelled or bored or disappointed by the particular window into women's lives that the group affords them.
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The tangent piano's simple playing action, in which only a couple of moving parts transmit the player's finger energy to strike the strings, affords the performer intimate control of the sound.
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"The Constitution affords citizens many rights, but it does not allow people to threaten others with violence," U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Ohio Justin Herdman said in a statement.
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So when Glück writes that "contemporary poetry affords two main types of incomplete sentences: the aborted whole and the sentence with gaps," one senses a heavy moral choice behind her distinction.
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Corse is a materialist in that she is interested in the specific application of paint on canvas, yet she is also a phenomenologist, interested in the subjective experience her material affords.
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Brown, it seems, is ignorant of the very basic rights his office affords him as a duly elected senator, which includes the ability to begin consideration of any bill he wants.
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It happens, there's no excuse, and the victims have every right to seek remedy through our justice system and to air their grievances in the public forum our Constitution affords them.
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Now that Pinto has been arrested on a Portuguese warrant, his case represents a high-profile test of a Hungarian law passed in 2014 that affords special protection to whistle-blowers.
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The foundation's support affords I Promise more resources than the average school, but Ms. Davis, a veteran principal in the district, said the school values things that no money could buy.
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But when she dies, her genuine love for the prince transforms her into a spirit and affords her the opportunity to win back the soul she sold to the sea witch.
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The design was a bit polarizing early on, but I suspect most users have since come to appreciate the things it affords, including the ability to fit more text on the screen.
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Being named the stalking horse in a bankruptcy sale typically affords a number of perks, like a role in setting bidding procedures and a break-up fee should that bid be topped.
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Though he already holds 60 percent of the vote thanks mostly to a dual-class structure that affords him super-voting stock, there were scenarios in which his stake could be diluted.
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The ability to swing it around to my chest where I can keep an eye on it also affords me added peace of mind at a crowded bar or on public transit.
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Then, without warning, Emily becomes ill from a mysterious infection, and is put into a medically induced coma that affords the doctors time to search for a cause and a cure. Parents.
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It stems partly from the fact that many women are drawn to the convenience the procedure affords: They can control not just when birth will occur, but who the surgeon will be.
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Cons: Many Democrats assume VATs are regressive and many Republicans fear they will be used to boost government revenue; and it preserves the income-shifting opportunities that our source-based system affords.
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On a tour as a presidential candidate in 1980, Ronald Reagan compared it to London during the Blitz, and archive footage woven into the show affords a glimpse of this bleak milieu.
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In addition, Daniel Gandesha, founder and CEO of Property Partner, believes that the collective purchasing power crowdfunding affords will in turn help to increase the supply side of the property market i.e.
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Rather than asking particular questions that are likely to illicit nebulous answers from the nominee, senators should simply ask Kavanaugh whether he believes the Constitution affords citizens a fundamental right to privacy.
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The State Department warned in June that any amendment in the Hong Kong extradition law that originally triggered the current round of protests could jeopardize the special status Washington affords the territory.
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Snow, who is now a defendant, allegedly opted not to follow the school's Title IX process, which itself lacks key protections but still affords some notice and other protections to the accused.
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In these circumstances, courts should be reluctant to overturn executive action, as the president can rely on both the authority granted to him by Congress and whatever power the Constitution affords him.
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This can be conducted during the five day window the recently passed Continuing Resolution affords the Senate Armed Services Committees before the waiver heads directly to the Senate floor for a vote.
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The upcoming solar eclipse affords us a rare view of the Sun's atmosphere and a chance to study how it gives rise to nanoflares so that we can improve space weather forecasts.
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I work from home, with a very small part-time solo law practice that affords me the time to write and gives me the flexibility to spend more time with my kids.
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This affords me a great "shoulder season," when I don't work and get to play!)Age: 23Location: Park City, UT (most of the time)Salary: $24,000, but that's a pretty rough estimate.
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A 125-pound class affords an option in the middle, a sensible compromise that's only fair in light of the 15- to 20-pound gaps that exist in the men's heftier divisions.
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Banks and financial services are considering departing the U.K. because an eventual Brexit will mean they no longer have automatic access to the single market and the many benefits it affords them.
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"Wisconsin's political geography, particularly the high concentration of Democratic voters in urban centers like Milwaukee and Madison, affords the Republican Party a natural, but modest, advantage in the districting process," he wrote.
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The Delta is extremely flat, but the house and barn sit on a modest rise that affords a visitor a view of the surrounding farmland that just about anyone would find serene.
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The NFL personal conduct policy affords the option of up to a six-game suspension for first-time offenders even if they are not convicted of a crime or face legal punishment.
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This memoir affords a peek into the life of a man who seems to arrive at a different summerhouse, packed with good art and faded first editions of novels, in each chapter.
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Actually, perhaps the surest similarity the Kavanaugh affair affords is that of an elite bent on never losing face, regardless of charges against it, and insisting their order of things be upheld.
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As defense secretary, he is the chief custodian and proximate controller of the nation's military resources, which affords him considerable clout in the interagency process, and he has strong ties in Congress.
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The company added that it supports the "one country, two systems" model of governance, which affords the former British colony political and legal freedoms that are not available on the Chinese mainland.
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The overall hand gestures are smooth, and the finger tactility affords users the ability to manipulate the monolithic sequencer's synth notes and drumbeat, then go about tweaking filter cutoff and oscillator waveforms.
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It is beyond mystifying why Democrats would hand an unhinged, dangerous man, who is alienating people of all walks of life, a political lifeline that affords him a megaphone that we should own.
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The continued presence of any entity on the Privacy Shield list that has demonstrably failed to safeguard EU citizens' personal data must raise serious questions over how much actual protection the framework affords.
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The ability to remotely improve the software that increasingly governs cars is a tantalizing new revenue stream for automakers, and affords customers the ease of use they've come to expect from their smartphones.
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"Today's opinion does only what it says it does: 'affords an opportunity' for the parties and Courts of Appeals to reconsider the parties' arguments" in light of the information gleaned from the order.
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In some cases, consumers or employees may want the privacy that arbitration affords, she said, and having an arbitrator with industry or technical expertise can be more efficient than going before a judge.
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"It affords us the same opportunities we have now, which is to beg Chairman Schiff for due process," said Representative Mark Meadows, Republican of North Carolina and a close ally of Mr. Trump.
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While we probably won't see Bill Clinton in the car with Corden, it's likely that Obama is merely the first in our lifetimes to truly cannily harness the power her position affords her.
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Born in Port-au-Prince and now based in West Philadelphia, Gabriel uses painting to approach the history of racial strife in the Americas with both the weight and brevity his heritage affords.
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Despite fielding "two or three inquiries per week" from television producers eager to adapt Hardcore History for the small screen, he remains wary of relinquishing the total creative freedom that podcasting affords him.
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The findings of a recent research study suggest that white Trump supporters are aware of the unearned privileges that whiteness affords them and voted for Trump out of a desire to preserve them.
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The brand-new Microsoft Surface Pro X is a cutting-edge, super-slim tablet/laptop hybrid with an innovative chip that affords it a long, 13-hour battery life while running Windows 10.
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Saturn's current alignment is in a straight line with the sun and Earth (with Earth in the middle), which affords us a great view of the planet and even some of its moons.
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"War and Turpentine" affords the sensory pleasures of a good novel while also conveying the restlessness of memoir through its probing, uncertain narrator, who raids the family pantry in search of existential meaning.
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One senior administration official told The Post that the idea came after officials explained to Trump that US law affords all migrants certain rights and protections when they set foot on US soil.
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The training affords Marines and British soldiers the opportunity to share intelligence operations capabilities with one another, expanding their mutual capabilities to work as NATO allies in the event of real-world operations.
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The president has created a hierarchy of perceived patriotism, casting our federal civilian workforce as second class citizens not worthy of the respect he affords the military — apparently because of crass partisan politics.
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If this scene's mythology could be distilled into one person, Griffin may be it, for his story is representative of the possibilities life in Montreal affords—on both sides of its Manichean divide.
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There's a lot of room to play in the verses of this song, and Polyphonic Spree's unique instrumentation — violins, cellos, a harp, more than 12 singers at a time — affords them ample opportunity.
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The warmth that the vinyl medium affords suits the music well: LISm takes one of the most overarching aspects of Allien's music, a feeling of melancholy-tinged intimacy, and gently builds from there.
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For David Burns and Austin Young, American artists behind the Los Angeles-based collective Fallen Fruit, which was founded in 2004 (with Matias Viegener), food affords an opportunity to forge a social connection.
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It also affords him standing to raise questions about the nomination process, like why Iowa and New Hampshire, both overwhelmingly white states, are accorded such immense electoral power in an increasingly diverse America.
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The benefit of this model, says Pepsi, is it affords flexibility when it comes to last-minute changes based on how customers are reacting to products and even how the football season goes.
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Officials who held the position in previous administrations operated with what is known as a "Top Secret (TS)/ sensitive compartmented information (SCI) clearance" that affords access to top-secret and sensitive compartmentalized information.
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A resolution outlining the process of the impeachment inquiry that passed the House in late October affords Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee the right to request certain witnesses be brought to testify.
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The U.S. State Department said on Monday it was gravely concerned about proposed amendments to Hong Kong laws and warned that such a move could jeopardize the special status Washington affords the territory.
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The State Department said on Monday it was gravely concerned about the proposed amendments to the extradition laws and warned that such a move could jeopardize the special status Washington affords Hong Kong.
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Instead of mitigating or ameliorating barbarity, her work affords us a modicum of distance from the historical facts, so that we are able to think about them as clearly as we feel them.
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You want them to appreciate physical books, but also want them to take advantage of the learning possibilities that technology affords — but what's the line that separates healthy usage and brains turning to mush?
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"Some people on the list I can't support because they have shown disrespect for vital principle of stare decisis," Collins said, referring to the judicial principle that affords strong deference to previous court rulings.
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This affords a more lean-back, 'just show me something fun' experience that relies on Instagram's AI to analyze your behavior and recommend content instead of putting the burden of choice on the viewer.
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A Pro subscription affords you 96 videos per year, divided equally into eight videos a month, along with a vast lineup of advanced customization tools to adjust templates for colors, effects, positioning and more.
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As a man, I wonder whether it is ever possible to shed entirely the assumptions and perceptions that come with being male in a society that affords men more power and privilege than women.
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Magid's role as an artist affords her a more playful space for exploration, where she isn't bound by scientific truth and can create an alternative narrative, one of many possible solutions for Barragán's legacy.
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"The referral of this matter to the Tribunal marks a key milestone in this case as it now affords the banks an opportunity to answer for themselves," said Commissioner Tembinkosi Bonakele in a statement.
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The researchers say that people returning to their hometowns over the holiday period is a major driver behind the trend as it affords the opportunity, and proximity, to make reconnecting with old flames possible.
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I also think if you're talking about younger people with no kids and no mortgage, I sort of think men might be okay with a lower standard of living [that their savings affords them].
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Our country's approach to consent is grounded in its libertarian heritage that affords every citizen natural rights to one's life and body; each state has enshrined those rights differently as it regards sexual assault.
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The Custos project is a worthy reminder, though, that the eternally verifiable chain of data transmission that makes up the blockchain can be used to inhibit the very same liberties that it theoretically affords.
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At the end of the day, it's healthy individuals who make up a healthy community, but also a healthy community that affords us the opportunity to get and stay healthy in the first place.
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One button redirects to Bathing Under the Sky, an area of the festival that for £35 plus booking fee, affords you the pleasure of sitting in a wood-fired hot tub while drinking Prosecco.
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The company provides short-term micro loans through its mobile app to China's young workers who are looking for extra cash to be able to affords things like premium-priced apparel or concert tickets.
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History is not neutral or synonymous with truth, but the internet affords us a newfound vantage on the totality of passing time — the profound implications of which we are just now beginning to grasp.
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Sitting at the nexus of the entertainment industrial complex in Los Angeles affords Wonder a unique position to think about gaming in a context that extends beyond the actual gaming device — or game development.
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For an even better vantage, climb to the top of Torre Campanaria (free), an 265th-century brick bell tower beside the square that affords visitors unobstructed views across the terra-cotta rooftops and beyond.
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It is worrisome that Judge Gorsuch has expressed interest in providing a higher level of constitutional protection to a donor's right to make political contributions than the court currently affords the right to vote.
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The newly instituted change would seem to work to Woods's advantage because it affords him the option of contributing as a player without worrying about overtaxing his surgically fused back and surgically repaired knees.
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Still, maintaining even a reduced pool of diplomatic allies is important to maintaining Taiwan&aposs image of itself as a sovereign democracy, and affords its leadership with the occasion to assert their presence abroad.
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Wade, a precedent that holds that the Constitution affords every person the individual liberty to make decisions about their body and their relationships, including the right to access contraception and to have an abortion.
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The user is rewarded with Reddit Gold (a premium status that affords an ad-less experience, among other perks), and the advertiser gets to put a link on the far side of the post.
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If this is indeed the "election of the caravan," my prayer is that evangelicals will recognize the opportunity it affords us to speak about how these refugees are made in the image of God.
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The company can, of course, adjust its terms of service and add holographic watermarks, but when your product is, physically speaking, an arrangement of pigment on cardstock, there's only so much control it affords.
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It affords mentors "an opportunity to reach back and continuously develop talent and pay back for the wonderful extension of mentorship that perhaps they were granted at some point in their career," she said.
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While the White House can request a reduction of that money in its annual proposal, the lead time affords public broadcasting some protection, said Bill Davis, the president emeritus at Southern California Public Radio.
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Lastly, Iran's pre-planned timetable for escalation, every 85033 days, affords Tehran, rather than Washington, the opportunity to drive and shape the direction of the crisis through a steady drip and not a deluge.
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" Pelosi hit the Trump administration, saying that the Justice Department "decided not only to try to destroy protections for pre-existing conditions, but to tear down every last benefit and protection the ACA affords.
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I appreciate the convenience of having them on several devices; if I'm preparing for a long plane ride and only want to bring one handheld, for example, I'll take whatever affords me the most options.
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It affords searchability (as we saw with the early efforts of Busa), accessibility (as we saw with the Huntington Library's Dead Sea Scrolls), and mobility (as we've seen with the influx of religious mobile apps).
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Their process affords their characters the emotional depth and realism found in films like Chris Milk and VRSE's Clouds Over Sidra, while maintaining the freedom to build enjoyed by video game designers and 3D animators.
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Don't get me wrong, it's a powerful laptop, it's beautiful, and the workspace its giant screen affords made me completely forget I wasn't seated at my desk with my usual 34-inch extra-wide display.
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The novel affords her a length and creative freedom so different from the blog, and yet with both she deftly explored the murky boundaries between fantasy and science fiction, and how the world has evolved.
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They're crashing on a futon owned by Marianne (Jae Suh Park), a single off-off Broadway actress and protective bunny mom who somehow affords a big, gorgeous home and brews nasty fertility teas for Lisa.
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It's rare that you get to explore the experiences of people on the other side of the world through art that they make with their own hands, but the Long Beach library affords that access.
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"We can only participate... if the process is transparent, affords due process, and is 100 percent aligned with the interests of survivors – all most likely to happen in bankruptcy," Killer Content said in the statement.
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Dubbed 'Team Access,' the new feature — which affords similar functionality to the likes of Pleo, Spendesk, and Soldo — lets business owners issue multiple MasterCards to employees who need to make purchases on a company's behalf.
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"The 2016 election affords the American people an urgently needed opportunity to make a long-overdue course correction in our national security posture and policy," the coalition of former generals and military officials' message reads.
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Thus the arrival of a new administration, especially one that is decidedly very much not business-as-usual, affords a unique opportunity to seriously rethink the U.S. approach to both humanitarian assistance and international development.
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Working toward a common goal in collaboration with local innovators affords an unparalleled opportunity to cascade knowledge, build affinity and community support, and ensure that solutions are adequately serving the populations they aim to engage.
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Winning Drag Race affords Velour the audience and capital—the title comes with a cash prize of $100,000—to further her artistic practice, which includes visual art and a drag magazine, in addition to performance.
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The inquiry, which has not yet turned into a full investigation, is a sign of CFIUS' increased focus on the vulnerabilities that data affords, amid rising geopolitical tension and a growing focus on Big Tech.
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We are always excited for the opportunity CRETech New York affords to meet other providers, showcase our products, and gauge the general tone around the proptech sector - particularly in terms of investment, adoption, and innovation.
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And better yet, that you, in the slow, lazy way of reading and thinking that a magazine affords, find that the house and the life Corsini di San Giuliano has made can inspire your own.
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Uber, in particular, has been embroiled in a legal battle with drivers over their employment classification, which affords ride-sharing giants much more leeway for cutting wages and altering working conditions, without input from workers.
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Pew's findings suggest Facebook's greatest 'defence' against users exercising what little control it affords them over information its algorithms links to their identity is a lack of awareness about how the Facebook adtech business functions.
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Our proclivity for constant entertainment, the opportunity the current system affords those least qualified to serve as president, and televised food fights disguised as "debates" have put our country and our democracy in grave danger.
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While low-carbon living affords him some peace of mind, he can't entirely eliminate his own impact on the climate, and he sometimes stands in the grocery store, wondering what he can possibly justify eating.
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There are many ideas, values and systems that make our country great, and you are an example of the opportunities and the spoils that capitalism affords with hard work, and for this I credit you.
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His position protects him, and affords him the opportunity to meet world leaders, make state visits, and burnish his reputation as Israel's longest-serving leader, all the while casting his opponent as unfit to govern.
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"One of the challenges of this, from a competition perspective, is that it affords the big-three hospital groups "must-have" status in bargaining for contracts with funders which reduces funders' countervailing power," Ngcobo said.
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"Wisconsin's political geography, particularly the high concentration of Democratic voters in urban centers like Milwaukee and Madison, affords the Republican Party a natural, but modest, advantage in the districting process," Judge Ripple wrote, for instance.
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"We can only participate... if the process is transparent, affords due process, and is 100 percent aligned with the interests of survivors — all most likely to happen in bankruptcy," Killer Content said in the statement.
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It is our practice to work closely with members who reach out to us and their representatives in instances like this, as that usually affords the best protection and best resolution for the affected member.
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Feel free to linger after your session is finished: Your appointment affords you two-hour access to the spa, which includes steam rooms, a fire-lit lounge area, and a small indoor rock climbing space.
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America will never be wholly energy independent as long as we use oil and it's priced on a global market, but booming domestic production affords us a stronger security blanket, softening and limiting global impacts.
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Celebrities from Chris Rock to Britney Spears have lived in this exclusive community, perhaps because of the privacy the location affords and its proximity to Manhattan — it's just across the Hudson River from the city.
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Access to a range of capital sources enhances liquidity, expands a BDC's investor base beyond traditional debt investors and bank facility providers, and affords the middle market lenders more flexibility in deploying capital to borrowers.
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ProtonMail is hoping the service will catch on among users who desire the security encryption affords but lack the time and patience necessary to learn how to manually use PGP, the gold standard of email encryption.
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It's worth mentioning that the leveraged loan, akin to a junk bond, affords the company a certain degree of privacy, given that the investing bank sells the debt to private and professional investors like mutual funds.
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IndyCar drivers have access to a "push to pass" button that affords a number of boosts throughout a race, and Formula One has a few different systems that let drivers temporarily make their cars go faster.
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For instance, the deal affords 70 years of copyright protection to books, movies, and music, which enables authors, actors, and artists -- and all the people they employ -- to reap the financial rewards of their original works.
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But a union representing the city's correction officers is mounting a legal effort to close this unique window, which affords views not only of the sloppy and the absurd, but also of the disheartening and disgraceful.
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The touchscreen affords a suite of creative outlets, heightened by the Microsoft Surface Pen (which is $34 off today — just saying.) Regularly $1,199, you can save $201.01 and get the i5, 256 GB model for $997.99.
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The single-player campaign allows users to play iconic characters such as Luke Skywalker and Princess/General Leia Organa while the multiplayer affords them the chance to unlock Darth Vader, Emperor Palpatine and, of course, Chewbacca.
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Most of those aforementioned scram switches actually occurred whenever Rozier switched onto Love, who's never the ball-handler, which affords Boston more time to swap in a big and let Rozier scurry to the weak side.
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It is more flexible and elastic in scope, affords the Commerce Department more discretion and, therefore, offers an easier road to an affirmative finding and a broad range of import remedies that the president can impose.
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Weidman's three successful title defenses in two years were impressive—he's still the only person to beat Anderson Silva in the UFC, after all—but it's not the sort of résumé that automatically affords rematch privileges.
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Exercise is an effective way to manage stress, manage weight, as well as affords teens with many other health and mental health benefits, but their schedules and many other factors currently prohibit their engagement in it.
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I think as you get a little older as an artist, and as you get better, you also have—you know, the hardest thing is that the new technology and your experience affords you more options.
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But the United States is an old republic with a distinguished tradition of constitutional government that affords Congress powers that are both fully adequate to addressing the situation and considerably more appropriate than an FBI investigation.
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"The process of election affords a moral certainty, that the office of President will never fall to the lot of any man who is not in an eminent degree endowed with the requisite qualifications," wrote Hamilton.
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If you aren't in a part of the world that affords you the ability to see the comet and lunar eclipse — or if it's cloudy in your area — then the skywatching organization Slooh has you covered.
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He's hoping for a rural family medicine program in Indiana, which he says he favors for the chance it affords him to drive a tractor and farm kale, his preferred nutritional supplement, in his spare time.
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Martin H. Hiller, president of the National Air Transportation Association trade group, said in a statement that the provision was a "common sense" addition that affords small aviation businesses "the tax certainty they have long sought."
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But even so, the sculpting gives the characters a tactility that lines of coding have not yet matched, and the jerkiness of the movement — only slight in this case — affords the film a warm, organic feel.
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Background reading: • The retirement of Justice Kennedy, who served as the crucial swing vote for much of his 30-year tenure on the Supreme Court, affords President Trump the opportunity to solidify the court's conservative majority.
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For more than 20 years, the former British colony has operated under a rule known as "One Country, Two Systems," which affords the city political and legal freedoms that are not available on the Chinese mainland.
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Health security in Britain affords people a sense of freedom and peace that doesn't seem to exist in the U.S. I think the ripple effects of the lack of security permeate all aspects of American life.
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Johnston pointed out that while established freelancers tend to have less availability since they're already booked up with projects, newbies may have more time on their hands, which affords the chance to take on rush jobs.
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So I aim to write recipes with those constraints in mind, using the access to information and physical goods that the connected world affords us to make daily meals more efficient, more flavorful and more healthful.
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" Such a process, Hamilton assured us, "affords a moral certainty" that "the office of President will never fall to the lot of any man who is not in an eminent degree endowed with the requisite qualifications.
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Like Hong Kong, Macao is a special administrative region of China that adheres to "one country, two systems," a rule that affords the territory political and legal freedoms that are not available on the Chinese mainland.
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Architecture is an unexpectedly good metaphor for online privacy The Tate Modern currently has an exhibit that tries to represent the variable privacy each social network affords by representing them as physical spaces, reports Katharine Schwab.
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At the heart of that approach would be providing tax credits to all individuals without other coverage to buy insurance, in place of the tax credits and subsidies that Obamacare affords lower and middle-income Americans.
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Most notably, the policy affords police officers and their supervisors too much discretion as to when to turn the cameras on and makes it easy for them to tailor their statements and reports to match videos.
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Overlooking nearby Cottage Lake, this 12-foot by 12-foot perch has been nicknamed "The Nest" by owners John and Beth, as it sits high within the foliage and affords guests magnificent views and a cozy vibe.
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Longer term, Hegarty says the idea is that a rising tide in terms of customer experience and the speed and certainty smarter use of technology affords, will help to lift all boats within the mortgage lending space.
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The court stated that the Constitution affords Congress and the President plenary powers to conduct foreign affairs, including the disposition of blocked assets of Iran, a state-sponsor of terrorism, that are located in the United States.
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Cloud cover and enveloping light pollution can obscure views of any meteor shower, so getting up high above the bulk of Earth's atmosphere affords scientists the ability to watch the cosmic light show with an unobstructed view.
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The very success that affords high-profile African American players the visibility of their national platform to protest injustice is turned against them and used to "prove" that impediments to inequality are a thing of the past.
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There's reason for this tradition: the grace period affords ambassadors and their families time to sort out new employment and living conditions and to serve as diplomatic stop-gaps while the new administration searches for their replacements.
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But if you don't need the complexity and durability that a large spacecraft affords—if you just need to send a single scientific instrument into space for a year, for instance— you might turn to nanosatellites instead.
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What's more, spending time in the saddle also affords me the opportunity to get to know the small business owners along the road, who tend to inspire me with ideas that eventually make it to my work.
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But the greatest joy in "Love, Love, Love" comes from the chance it affords its stars to conquer the aging process and to demonstrate how people change — or more to the point, remain themselves — over the years.
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Getting a seat on the House Financial Services Committee has long been a coveted assignment for freshman lawmakers of both parties, in no small measure because of the opportunities it affords to build their fundraising war chests.
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The record is long; at 20 songs over the course of 66 minutes it affords him a widescreen range that suits his world-shattering intentions, one that can explore the complexities of life in the 21st century.
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And your presence in those environments is itself a statement about the relationships between them; that you can casually traipse through the tiny sliver of private space that this world affords its characters is important in itself.
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Roam has made a nice sounding pair of Bluetooth headphones that are further boosted by the inclusion of the aforementioned EQ Engine, which affords the user an extremely customizable listening experience when coupled with the company's app.
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Even today, there is this idea that life with civilization is easier and affords more leisure, but hunters and gatherers spend only about 50 percent of their time producing or searching for what they needed to survive.
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With the rules and institutions of this very democracy and making full use of the liberties it affords, Andrés Manuel López Obrador achieved a degree of voter support that gave him and his party control of Congress.
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With the average age of a company at IPO now being 12 years, companies are staying private longer than ever, which affords growth funds an opportunity to invest enormous amounts of capital and raise ever-larger funds.
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If you take whatever scraps of leisure your situation affords and commit them toward quality analog activity and away from dehumanizing digital consumption, you'll take a strong stride away from simply existing and closer to actually living.
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For Kim, about half Trump's age and representing the third generation of North Korea's ruling dynasty, the summit affords both him and his long-isolated country the international legitimacy his father and grandfather could only dream of.
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But nearly halfway through season three, I'm increasingly concerned The Good Place is trying to extend its old heavenly delights to the planet Earth and struggling with just how little our reality affords those kinds of opportunities.
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And it's that platform that affords me the opportunity to preach about the importance of body liberation, self-advocacy, mental health, and diversity and intersectionality, as well as other hard conversations, strong coffee, and even stronger language.
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But it affords a rare opportunity to examine just what ICE and CBP are doing with all the new funds they have to play with, as a bipartisan Congress gives them more and more money every year.
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While we know that most businesses take sexual harassment seriously and work to prevent it, mandatory arbitration affords bad actors the dual benefit of keeping negative stories out of the media and avoiding substantial payments to victims.
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Not too long ago, one of the nation's premier reporters, whose clout affords him access in spades, still found it necessary to go out, uninvited, to the home of a general who had been ducking his calls.
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With the privilege this administration affords big polluters and the all-too-frequent racist undertones of their decisions, Trump's modus operandi has been to roll back common sense public health and environmental safeguards that place people first.
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There is nothing about the perpetual debacle of this presidential transition that affords me the confidence that Mr. Trump has a clue as to how to ensure the safety and security of the people of this nation.
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While secret and even top-secret clearances are rather prevalent among federal employees and contractors, there are far fewer individuals who hold the TS/SCI clearance, which affords access to documents at the highest levels of classification.
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Ivanka Trump's blurred line between staffer and daughter long irked Kelly, according to people familiar with the matter, who say his regimented sense of order was tested by the implicit access being a child of the President affords.
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And while Trump himself has been wishy-washy in his dedication to fiscal conservatism, grasping to the talking point only when it affords him an opportunity to attack Democrats, his administration consists of many fiscal hawks, like Mulvaney.
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"The United States stands behind the Privacy Shield Framework and the critical privacy protections it affords individuals in furtherance of supporting robust transatlantic commerce and is ready to explain our safeguards and limitations if necessary," the official said.
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"If the state or the city - any governmental entity - affords benefits to opposite-sex couples, under the Equal Protection Clause and the Due Process clause, they must also provide them to same sex (couples)," he told the court.
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"I've been looking for the perfect partner to help me invite my fans to step into my closet, and my collaboration with ShoeDazzle affords my fans the chance to do just that," Jayne said in the press release.
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It's worth having a look at Google's Preferred Care plan, as its $129 price tag affords some decent peace of mind if you plan on keeping your Pixel 2 or Pixel 2 XL for at least two years.
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Financial advisors say it's never a good idea to tap into tax-advantaged retirement savings early, as you face not only tax payments and penalties but also miss out on the growth opportunities compound interest affords over time.
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China's "One Belt, One Road" (OBOR) initiative might bank on the development of infrastructure to boost its standing as a growing superpower, but the real value could be the soft power it affords the world's second largest economy.
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In various conversations and panels, and occasionally in the few bars a largely-dry festival affords, Empire was taken as a given evil, and not one people were eager to afford more emotional territory then it already had.
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Wade ruling, which affords a woman the right to an abortion up to the moment the fetus would be viable outside the womb, which is usually placed at about seven months, or 28 weeks, but may occur earlier.
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On the other hand, the offer itself affords an opportunity to move toward a resolution of the issues that have plagued the Korean Peninsula for decades, and in a manner that advances both US and South Korean interests.
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The release of the book now affords Comey a fresh opportunity to step into the spotlight and tell his version of events, addressing his relationship with Trump as well as his controversial handling of the Clinton email investigation.
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"Book by Cadillac affords them the opportunity to really have the choice of car, when they want it, where they want, how they want it and from really as long as they want it," says spokesman Christopher Smith.
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However, when Reddick is asked to look into the disappearance of a young woman, he banks on the privilege his appearance affords him to gain access and trust, to cross boundaries and invade the privacy of various suspects.
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Finally, one emerges on the top floor of the Switch House, an open-air viewing terrace that affords 360-degree views of the heterogeneous London skyline, a compound of old and new, timid and brave, familiar and strange.
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But to look deeply into his work, as this exhibition affords you the freedom to do, is to grasp the visceral creative intensity of his moment of personal flowering after years at the altar of Cézanne and Picasso.
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Gift an REI Membership, $20 Outdoorsy and active mothers will love a membership to this community, which affords 10% back dividends, special offers, access to in-store REI Garage sales, and special pricing on REI classes and events.
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For example, a customer support chat might employ more machine translation in order to keep the conversation near realtime, whereas email is asynchronous to begin with and therefore affords the luxury of slower response times and additional human augmentation.
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Maybe the Note 8 is going to have some kind revolutionary camera tech, or maybe the company is just trying to figure out the best approach to sell smartphone photography while past success affords it a moment to spare.
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The show entitled Unlocking the Grid focuses on artists who for the most part have chosen to take the "grid" apart, that is to work against its ordering qualities and screw around with the possibilities that this liberation affords.
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Smith was willing to offer herself up as a model only of the privilege success affords, and in doing so she might have been revealing a broader truth: that no one's life is a model for anything but themselves.
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As long as the inferiority of the Bucks or their arena affords it, the Bradley Center sustains this anomaly: black fans and white fans sharing even the lower concourse, sitting next to each other, cheering for the same team.
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But in this crucial moment, one that affords such a clear opportunity to fundamentally reimagine how platforms work and what we can expect of them, we might want to get our stories straight about what those expectations should be.
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Sure, it's all promotion, but it's the sort of gag that affords the company opportunity to showcase its perceived advantages over Cupertino as the company looks to appeal more and more toward creatives – a category long dominated by Apple.
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It's probably well suited for its straight-to-Netflix distribution, because watching it in the comfort of your own living room home affords you the option to check your phone or get up for another drink at your leisure.
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Read more: I spend at least $600 a month on groceries, so I stick with 2 credit cards to get the most cash backPlus, I think there are real benefits travel affords that you can't acquire in other ways.
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