So, I think media companies really don't think very hard, it's super hard and often digital is there as an afterthought, or if it's digital, the editorial's an afterthought.
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Tara Setmayer: A few standout moments in an afterthought debate During a week of high political drama surrounding the ongoing impeachment hearings, the fifth democratic debate felt like an afterthought.
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The revelation came almost by accident — as an afterthought.
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" Almost as an afterthought he added, "Also, I'm gay.
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Near another wall was an afterthought of a red carpet.
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The confidential aspect to the report is not an afterthought.
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Post trade costs have ceased to be just an afterthought.
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Before Harry Potter, children's literature was often considered an afterthought.
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Bisexual and transgender people have been regarded as an afterthought.
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If you fail to do so, you'll become an afterthought.
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Showing unity seemed an afterthought for the "America First" president.
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There are parts of Barcelona where cars are an afterthought.
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The rest of the GT's interior feels like an afterthought.
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And sound is never an afterthought, either, in product development.
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Environmental protection, if considered at all, is typically an afterthought.
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The film's supporting characters are even more of an afterthought.
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"And it's my birthday," the actor added as an afterthought.
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Hard phone lines are an afterthought, if they're still standing.
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It's not something you glom on later as an afterthought.
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In past years, the process had mostly been an afterthought.
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I think it's very much of an afterthought to everybody.
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Unfortunately, retirement planning is an afterthought for many young people.
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But this classic brand isn't approaching technology as an afterthought.
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" He added, as an afterthought, "Didn't think you'd live anyway.
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This category, often an afterthought, is crazy competitive this year.
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A lot of the city's history has become an afterthought.
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Hair is an afterthought that should be easy and practical.
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Documentation is often an afterthought — especially for open-source projects.
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" "Women have been kind of an afterthought in this category.
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For the most part, however, his boxing is an afterthought.
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But in just 18 months, the company was an afterthought.
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Still, indigenous people are far from an afterthought in Canada.
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As an afterthought, he mentioned that the society accepts donations.
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To soccer's elite scouts, though, it is almost an afterthought.
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Today human rights are viewed at most as an afterthought.
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And back then, general elections against Democrats were an afterthought.
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The Vikings holding on to win was mostly an afterthought.
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"The Japan market is becoming an afterthought," Mr. Tsukuda said.
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Golf has always been something of an afterthought in France.
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For years, M.L.S. was an afterthought on the sports landscape.
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Public defenders and citizens accused of crimes remain an afterthought.
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A faux fireplace on one wall feels like an afterthought.
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But largely as an afterthought, a box to be checked.
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This is not lobby decoration tacked on as an afterthought.
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Extracting useful information from witnesses can seem like an afterthought.
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"Less and less is it just an afterthought," Safoian said.
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The broth is almost an afterthought, but clean and simple.
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Ever since, my German identity has stopped being an afterthought.
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For my purposes, the case itself was almost an afterthought.
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Sometimes it's very obvious that the lighting was an afterthought.
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The whole thing feels like it was a real afterthought.
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Vox was a political afterthought less than three years ago.
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The announcement about DACA was an apparent afterthought in the memo.
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By the time he got to Florida, he was an afterthought.
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Their 68 years without a World Series win became an afterthought.
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Women of color were used to being treated as an afterthought.
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For many retailers, plus-size clothing is often considered an afterthought.
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You don't want your choice to immediately melt into an afterthought.
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In 2016, social conservatives no longer felt like a GOP afterthought.
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But until then, her voice had been treated as an afterthought.
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McGregor's jab has often been an afterthought used as the aggressor.
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But we honestly would have been such an afterthought for them.
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Mr. Reynolds was an afterthought there and a redundancy in general.
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But so far, the results have made the process an afterthought.
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The coming presidential summit with North Korea, too, was an afterthought.
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As a seeming afterthought, he mentioned that he could also paint.
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The offensive onslaught made the struggles of Zack Greinke an afterthought.
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In its current state, business bank accounts seem like an afterthought.
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His knowledge of Street Fighter was a coincidence, a complete afterthought.
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"It was kind of an afterthought really, tucked away," Street says.
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With an accessory like that, everything else is almost an afterthought.
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"And the food is pretty good," he said as an afterthought.
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The poetic, wistful payoff drops several episodes later, like an afterthought.
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The unspoken afterthought: Tax policy should be left to the experts.
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The plight of minorities and other oppressed groups was an afterthought.
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Then, as he was taking his leave, almost as an afterthought.
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There is also a team award, but it is an afterthought.
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Butler, then, was something of an afterthought — to most folks, anyway.
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Over three hours at Otterbein University, Biden was often an afterthought.
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Foreign policy can no longer be an afterthought in this election.
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Public diplomacy is not an afterthought in our international relations strategy.
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I don't think we should treat the Senate as an afterthought.
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In fact, it seemed like the bubbles were just an afterthought.
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They tend to be overly sweet and an afterthought at bars.
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As a result, locking the actual door was almost an afterthought.
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Venture capital is like 1 or 2 percent, it's an afterthought.
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FFXII has felt like an afterthought, that weird game that played itself.
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Even when it landed in a carrier store it was an afterthought.
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They snap on and off easily and don't feel like an afterthought.
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The figurative, folklore-ish forms they take on feel like an afterthought.
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At best, these areas aren't a priority so much as an afterthought.
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In contrast, wedding bands can often feel like something of an afterthought.
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Hellblade features both puzzles and combat, but both feel like an afterthought.
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I'm incredibly pleased to see that the included keyboard isn't an afterthought.
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The Alta was great because it doesn't treat fashion as an afterthought.
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But McCartney has prioritized what other luxury brands treat as an afterthought.
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But to ignore the bread as an afterthought would be a mistake.
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After all that, the outcome of the game seemed like an afterthought.
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The X-Men, for most of the 2010s, have been an afterthought.
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"What you find is that going global is an afterthought," he said.
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It is not only the companies that treat privacy as an afterthought.
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"This needs to be a fore-thought, not an afterthought," he said.
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"We become yet another subscription service that is an afterthought," Matthiesen said.
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Celebrities register in the corner of a frame, almost as an afterthought.
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It needs to stop making the evidence component of legislation an afterthought.
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All the other skinny bundles will have network TV as an afterthought.
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Her 57 campaign offices dwarf Mr. Trump's afterthought of a ground game.
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Their collision is what is of interest; their romance almost an afterthought.
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ET, October 28: The campaign is an afterthought in the NYC tabloids.
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We normally see it depicted as simple, or an afterthought in film.
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Might seem like an afterthought but #Harvey is impacting air quality, too.
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We become yet another kind of subscription service that is an afterthought.
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Blazers featured loose strings that seemed more of an afterthought than intentional.
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Whoever he offended or whatever he lied about was an afterthought. Absolutely.
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"The audio was an afterthought which I hadn't planned for," McGloughlin says.
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As trite as it sounds, the numbers appear to be an afterthought.
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"In the book, the murder itself is an afterthought," Mr. Philippe said.
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At 248, Ramirez was already something of an afterthought by Dominican standards.
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On the island nation of Mauritius, tennis is pretty much an afterthought.
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Others look as though they're tacked onto the wall as an afterthought.
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Rand Paul (Kentucky) a flailing afterthought, the billionaire couldn't resist hitting Paul.
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But financial regulation has so far been an afterthought for Trump's campaign.
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Compared to NAFTA success or failure, the TPP-11 is an afterthought.
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" As an afterthought, he added, "There are some who are good too.
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The divisiveness of the campaign, however, was an afterthought inside the galas.
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The Iran sanctions, and all their inherent dangers, have become an afterthought.
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At some border posts in the south, Iraqi sovereignty is an afterthought.
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Almost as an afterthought, the hosts asked the commissioner about a puzzlement.
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It doesn't have a viewfinder, and the shutter button is literally an afterthought.
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Typically 2-in-1 clamshell laptops treat their touch display as an afterthought.
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The latter is the pinnacle, the former is an afterthought in men's soccer.
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Kumar's first video was an afterthought—something he made on his lunch break.
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This episode is about murder and paranoia, with technology as a distant afterthought.
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But in mobile computing, the struggle is real, and Microsoft is an afterthought.
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It's a shame that the proposal in this episode became such an afterthought.
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Actually asking if things work should be a foundational question, not an afterthought.
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What should be a vital story comes across as an afterthought, at best.
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The human rights woes of North Koreans have been more of an afterthought.
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Once an afterthought at things like Cannabis Cup, it's now the main event.
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As we have seen in other technology verticals, security is always an afterthought.
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I hate to see this Steerpike-among-Gormenghasts dispatched as such an afterthought.
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The other toys were just that – toys – and the programming was an afterthought.
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In most years, Wyoming's rules would make it an afterthought to the campaigns.
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The fact is that children are far too often an afterthought in Congress.
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At the SEC, by contrast, economists are an afterthought to the enforcement lawyers.
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Even the resolution of the senate battle royale is treated like an afterthought.
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Comments by Sanders on immigration during his opening remarks seemed like an afterthought.
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He was congenial and sensible and his contributions often felt like an afterthought.
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In a statement, Nixon spokeswoman Lauren Hitt dismissed the endorsements as an afterthought.
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In many ways, the way a laptop looks should just be an afterthought.
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During CNN's Monday night health care debate, Graham-Cassidy felt like an afterthought.
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Though far from an also-ran, she was, for many voters, an afterthought.
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The first is a British afterthought, and the second an indispensable British ally.
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Until that point in the race, the Texas senator was largely an afterthought.
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Fujimori have been treated as, at best, an afterthought for the past two
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This little section feels merely flung down, quite abruptly, almost as an afterthought.
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It's generally an afterthought, it's generally uncomfortable, and maybe that's exactly the point.
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Up until the late 1980s, education was mostly an afterthought in national elections.
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The offensive onslaught left the struggles of right-hander Zack Greinke an afterthought.
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The vegetarian options, and there are a few, don't feel like an afterthought.
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Though aquavits are available neat at both places, they are mostly an afterthought.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's plans for re-election next year seemed almost an afterthought.
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And hand sanitizer, once somewhat of an afterthought, is now a big seller.
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Unfortunately, for most of his presidency, Barack Obama treated mercy as an afterthought.
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The goals are somewhat of an afterthought in what was a brutal game.
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Crime, now at historically low levels, is for many New Yorkers an afterthought.
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One way or another, your phone number will eventually become a coding afterthought.
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These are Christmas movies through and through, with Hanukkah portrayed as an afterthought.
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But the rainbow lights and clicky keys make those practical aspects an afterthought.
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Yang is still seen as a sort of fun afterthought in the race.
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Late night hosts and their teams stopped thinking of YouTube as an afterthought.
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We've seen what happens when the well-being of children is an afterthought.
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Decades of mismanagement and poor decisions made Sears an uncompetitive afterthought to shoppers.
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The acted scenes are so tonally off that they seem like an afterthought.
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Subordinated to concerns in Afghanistan, Russia, and China, Central Asia became an afterthought.
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In the broader BTS oeuvre, it's something of an afterthought, casual and unobtrusive.
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"Kitchens are usually kind of an afterthought in New York apartments," he said.
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UN monitors cannot be an afterthought The Aleppo model for victory is not acceptable.
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That Democrats would be united in their opposition was a given -- and an afterthought.
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And today's move by Deliveroo is further proof that riders are just an afterthought.
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I love how people in the tech world say "politically" like it's an afterthought.
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That's primarily moving markets and the jobs report is a bit of an afterthought.
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Physical reality is not an afterthought in the Furious films — it simply doesn't exist.
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"Otherwise, you would have been their main plans instead of an afterthought," she adds.
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By the end of the mayhem on the mound, it was a mere afterthought.
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His braces are an afterthought, something the filmmakers left in as an inside joke.
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Almost always, painting — even the bare minimum: filing — your nails comes as an afterthought.
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Finally, there was a hip makeup line that didn't consider Black women an afterthought.
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When it comes to making really good pie crust, it shouldn't be an afterthought.
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Nonoo admits she decided to make the collection available for preorder as an afterthought.
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The music business was an afterthought to quiet musings on relationships, success, and environment.
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Those two weeks meant something, and that's why Endless won't always be an afterthought.
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In that moment, it was as if my strength and struggle were an afterthought.
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I love how she always gets included in the plot as an afterthought. 11.
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Defense was nothing more than an afterthought in the meeting in Pittsburgh on Dec.
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Security has been an afterthought because it is viewed as a drag on speed.
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It was a structural view of space, and it treated objects as an afterthought.
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" Almost as an afterthought, he adds: "And make sure he wears a size 10½. . . .
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Uber takes safety very seriously — but Lyft seems to treat it as an afterthought.
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Her attorneys unsuccessfully argued that the subversion charge seemed to come as an afterthought.
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Proactively tending to your mental well-being should be a habit, not an afterthought.
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But the intensity of the moment can mean that hitting 'record' is an afterthought.
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Not too long ago these plans were an afterthought for proxy voting, he said.
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With this entirely new category of headphones, sound quality almost feels like an afterthought.
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At most parties, tea and juice were offered first and alcohol was an afterthought.
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Not in direct response to any punch, it seemed, but almost as an afterthought.
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"Today, we realize that many French entrepreneurs consider borders as an afterthought," he said.
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In order to succeed in this competition, being able to sing became an afterthought.
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So even if there might be a budgetary impact, it would be an afterthought.
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It feels like those buttons are part of the browser instead of an afterthought.
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Where Swanson's emphasis is often on the hook with the kick as the afterthought.
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At Dior there were topknots, but not of the "this was an afterthought" variety.
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"In North Tarrytown, the Headless Horseman was kind of an afterthought," Mr. Kruk said.
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Mr. Blue displayed considerable amplitude in "Lieux funestes" ("Funereal scenes"), an inspired Rameau afterthought.
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Disability will not be an afterthought in my administration—it will be a priority.
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But for all her ingenuity, Ms. Neuwirth treats the vocal writing like an afterthought.
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Quality of play, whatever it means, will always be, and should be, an afterthought.
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But its gang of 70-somethings and political wannabes seem increasingly like an afterthought.
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He was calm there, and so was I. The film was almost an afterthought.
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For all the battles over the years, Medicaid started as something of an afterthought.
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Judge's home run became an afterthought for the Brewers thanks to Aguilar's big night.
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" Jackson Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba added that "we don't want to be an afterthought.
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The lessons service members learn about the laws of war are not an afterthought.
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"This continues to show that the board is essentially an afterthought," Ms. Vanterpool said.
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And yet, for all its resonance with supporters, the design almost seemed like an afterthought.
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"It's kinda funny, but that tattoo isn't real," Lacoste tells me, almost as an afterthought.
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But the tragedy that pushes Rebel to become a private detective is hardly an afterthought.
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In a country with soaring gender disparity, funding for women's sports is almost an afterthought.
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A palette that doesn't serve up blush as an afterthought or in mini-me portions?
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The fact that adulterous Stan can sleep better in his suburban home is an afterthought.
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VR has always been present at E3, but it's always felt largely like an afterthought.
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They're the children of the women weeping in fields, the afterthought in shows like Narcos.
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And, because of this one afterthought of a feature, it's clear that it can be.
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I will publish books in ebook form and sell them in paperback as an afterthought.
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A couple of years ago, Prime Video looked like an afterthought for Prime's delivery subscription.
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" And as an afterthought, just before I stepped on stage, he called out, "BE FUNNY!
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T-Mobile seemed to Cramer like a ridiculous afterthought of Deutsche Telecom, its majority owner.
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When it came to developing new products, she noticed that women were often an afterthought.
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Turns out, he liked exercising so much, that hanging with the ladies became an afterthought.
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But, why not make a piece this good the focal point, rather than an afterthought?
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Ensuring that my brothers and I had a happy childhood was more of an afterthought.
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Click ahead to see for yourself how winter wear can be anything but an afterthought.
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But O'Malley, despite a more polished speech than past Democratic events, was largely an afterthought.
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Image: FacebookWhen it comes to streaming platforms for gamers, Facebook Live is often an afterthought.
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"We are not a women's brand treating men as an afterthought," the co-founders say.
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But we got up front our people home rather than that having been an afterthought.
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For Trump, the geopolitical implications are relegated to an afterthought to keep the message simple.
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It was yet another afterthought that corporate taxation significantly impacts the structure of the economy.
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Both the Mustang and the Camaro fall into the afterthought camp, destined for rental fleets.
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"Women in wrestling back in that day were an afterthought or a castaway," Weaver said.
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For the deal to go ahead now, it would appear to be positively an afterthought.
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Let's be real, most widgets look like an afterthought to an app, but not Poncho's.
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The Trump administration seems to treat science as an afterthought rather than a national treasure.
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No other Apple utility looks as much like an afterthought as the current watch app.
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And yet they remain pretty much an afterthought in the public debate over climate change.
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But in many of those meetings, details were an afterthought, according to multiple people present.
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As Nogaredes insists, they weren't just an afterthought, but a vital participant in the experiences.
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I would prefer that music not seem an afterthought, or the result of algorithmic computation.
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The life-altering toll on the women involved, she writes, often seems like an afterthought.
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Plainly afraid of being injured, the singers seemed ill at ease, the acting an afterthought.
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Now it's a pain in the butt, an afterthought, or OMG, is there an election?
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Still, training has become an afterthought in the stressful environment on warships, some officers said.
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If covered at all, conversations and narratives often frame this reality as an afterthought, unfortunately.
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For indeed, neither the charcoal nor the gas side of this grill is an afterthought.
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However, Biden, the former front-runner, came across as mostly an afterthought in Wednesday's debate.
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Many institutions see information technology as an afterthought and are slow in upgrading and investing.
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"Genius & Anxiety" feels like an afterthought, tagged on to a bubbly inventory of individual trajectories.
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Small businesses should not be an afterthought, but rather a part of the regulatory process.
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Whether the facts fully support that case appears to be an afterthought for his critics.
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Politics is the planners, and exists as an afterthought to the natural order of cities.
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It is sometimes treated as an afterthought amid the rich cultural offerings of New York.
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"Black females are an afterthought in comedy," comedian Luenell told the LA Times last year.
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Without it, filmmaking is in jeopardy of becoming an afterthought, a hobby for the weekends.
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It&aposs kind of an afterthought for them, or a red-headed stepchild, their business.
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The fact that some of them are still open for takeout is just an afterthought.
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For the "reader," in those word-heavy prestige packages, the words actually are an afterthought.
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They're where Hulu, long an Emmy afterthought, pulled off a Comedy Series nomination for Casual.
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They're worried about keeping banks and car dealers happy, but the targets themselves are an afterthought.
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" But he did add this, almost as an afterthought, "And some, I assume, are good people.
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But Delacroix described Sidewalk Labs's proposal for its data trust as being an afterthought and insufficient.
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The answer to that question must not be an afterthought, it should be our primary concern.
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But after 9/11, even cricket became just an afterthought as the country spiraled into war.
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Ending this war on children has become an afterthought in Washington's endless struggle over immigration policy.
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That means that even the back seats — which are usually an afterthought in convertibles — are cavernous.
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But, with every interview, a passing comment or afterthought would spark a million follow-up questions.
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The things that worked were afterthought features: crop rotation, recycling, sharing speeder bikes, and so on.
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His songs address societal patterns on a macro level, with his own subjective presence an afterthought.
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That likely owes something to the fact that the battery wasn't an afterthought this time out.
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Android is an afterthought—even though Android continues to crush iOS in terms of smartphone marketshare.
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So what would happen if Apple actually developed products for Beats as more than an afterthought?
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In an age where career ambitions make dating an afterthought, workplace romances are the ultimate convenience.
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For the duration of her career, it feels like G.O.O.D. has treated Teyana like an afterthought.
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Now they have a world where illegal immigrants are protected while our citizens become an afterthought.
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And by 2030 - who knows - maybe extreme levels of poverty will be an afterthought for society.
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I wasn't excited about this guy anymore, he just made me feel like a total afterthought.
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Democrats are an afterthought in Washington anyway, since the GOP runs the House and the Senate.
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Then, in a seeming afterthought, he placed the two halves among his collection of Rossetti manuscripts.
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But the drop-off service, if not his foray into sneakers, was an afterthought, he admitted.
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Many of these edge businesses started as an afterthought but have become vast sources of revenue.
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"The history is that the company was very B2b and consumers were an afterthought," he said.
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Rodriguez has become such an afterthought that he had only one pinch-hit in that span.
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But he's soldiered on, even as he's become an afterthought in the minds of many Republicans.
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To these people, saving isn't an afterthought — it's a necessary expense that's baked into their budget.
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Taylor reminded founders to design their title slide and not to leave it as an afterthought.
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"I am always someone's accessory, someone's afterthought, the supporting actress in another person's drama," she broods.
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What would an app look like that centers women's safety instead of making it an afterthought?
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The music video, less and less an afterthought, is often embedded in the album release process.
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The Mississippi river, the very reason for the city's precarious siting, has lately been an afterthought.
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He also dumped on the city of Chicago before offering federal government help as an afterthought.
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US partners awoke to yet another example of the Trump administration seeing alliances as an afterthought.
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But the villain's comeuppance seems like an afterthought rather than the cathartic moment it should be.
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And "Mia," his sweet-voiced Drake collaboration, is tacked on at the end, almost an afterthought.
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At the time, the group was something of an afterthought in the Republican big-money landscape.
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If you closed your eyes, the Ben McAdoo era in Giants history seemed like an afterthought.
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So how did one of 2015's biggest sensations become an afterthought just one year later?
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Firms making these devices should consider security as a priority rather than an afterthought, she said.
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Firms making these devices should consider security as a priority rather than an afterthought, she said.
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Background reading: • For all the battles over the years, Medicaid started as something of an afterthought.
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"You can drink it," Ms. Dong said, and I did, eating the fish as an afterthought.
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This, however, is merely an afterthought; the riddle as originally invented, had no answer at all.
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We have a responsibility to ensure workers are a part of that progress, not an afterthought.
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We learned all the typical Civil War things: causes, battles, and almost as an afterthought, slavery.
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He bounds through crowds of defenders with two giant steps, then dunks almost as an afterthought.
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He bounds through crowds of defenders with two giant steps, then dunks almost as an afterthought.
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From a radical new way of exploration and expression, to an expected pack-in or afterthought.
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"User research is often an afterthought at Thalmic [the prior name of North]," the letter says.
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As a category, lip liners are often an afterthought because they were created to support lipsticks.
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"So, I'm going to be signing a national emergency," Mr. Trump said, almost as an afterthought.
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The massive chunks of potato were unwieldy and tasted like they'd been tossed in as an afterthought.
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In his first year in Memphis, he turned the Grizzlies from a dismal lottery afterthought to a .
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And then you release singles from the album with remixes and whatever, but that's all an afterthought.
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"When it comes to making really good pie crust, it shouldn't be an afterthought," Elsen told us.
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When the story of this Warriors era is told, Bogut might (unfairly) go down as an afterthought.
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And even then – perhaps especially then – we are not an accident or an afterthought, not to God.
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Streets in the US are designed for cars, and bikes and pedestrians are often just an afterthought.
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A beautiful man whom she occasionally hugs and kisses makes appearances, but he feels like an afterthought.
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The lingerie and intimates we wear shouldn't just be an afterthought — both in design and in sustainability.
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The D-pad, in particular, feels super nice — whereas on modern controllers it's too often an afterthought.
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In their milieu, whatever a man says goes, and whatever a woman says is usually an afterthought.
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Yet disqualification remained something of an afterthought, and the Senate nearly missed its chance to do so.
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Retail consumers aren't exactly an afterthought, but Microsoft is starting to look more like IBM than Apple.
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I'm guessing it's either better battery life or a better screen, with sound likely being an afterthought.
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The humanity of the situation, of victims, and of the affected communities, appears as afterthought — quite literally.
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The two small slivers positioned on the bottom of the handset feel like more of an afterthought.
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While video has often seemed like an afterthought on Fujifilm cameras, the X-H2299.95 goes all in.
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Their fame may have been local, save for at least one muse, but popularity was an afterthought.
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To them, tips may be an afterthought, a small UX issue — but for workers, it's their livelihood.
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Coming up with main courses for weeknight dinners is hard enough; very often, vegetables are the afterthought.
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Unfortunately for Cruz, the ink hasn't even dried on his Iowa victory and it's already an afterthought.
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Somewhat surprisingly, smart home features were largely an afterthought for most of the millennials who were surveyed.
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Social media must become a priority for campaigns, not just an afterthought to TV commercials and rallies.
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So too will the reluctance to talk about foreign policy, which was treated as an academic afterthought.
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To my thinking, the actual open-air component should be central to the experience, not an afterthought.
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But the feature, long-rumored to be coming to Apple and Samsung phones, feels like an afterthought.
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Why is "Everlasting" such an afterthought that we hardly care what's unfolding in front of the cameras?
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Most bottarga is a fisherman's afterthought, coming from parts of the catch that otherwise may be discarded.
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GIFs, stickers and supersized emoji dominate this digital playground, while text — actual words — becomes almost an afterthought.
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"I wanted to ensure that it doesn't seem like an afterthought, that I'm doing handbags," she says.
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But the Met is huge and old, with a history of treating contemporary art as an afterthought.
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For the 28 years I've been in Africa, Africa is an afterthought for most of the world.
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Whereas before that, a lot of the women felt like we were just the sideshow, the afterthought.
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If controlling your character doesn't become second nature—more or less an afterthought—a platformer doesn't work.
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Nevertheless, he hopped over the fence, twice, with incredible ease, almost like the boot was an afterthought.
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The other victim of the strike, Mr. Azam, a taxi driver, was little more than an afterthought.
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Biofuels seemed to hold great promise a decade ago, but now are little more than an afterthought.
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Diversity should never be an afterthought; it should be a No. 1 priority for every business owner.
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Freedom, then, was no mere afterthought, but an earnestly sought ideal shared by whites and blacks alike.
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Though the technology, automobile and consumer-products industries have greater exposure, for others China is an afterthought.
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"The A is the longest line, but it seems like it's always been an afterthought," she said.
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But roti, a staple of this West Indian island nation's cuisine, is anything but a culinary afterthought.
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There are large sections in which the brothers are either absent or stitched in as an afterthought.
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You can distance yourself, wedge yourself closer in, accept upfront that you'll always be their afterthought, whatever.
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The "T" in the still-evolving "lgbtq" formulation remains in many ways a legal and political afterthought.
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CNN's poll was not alone in showing that the Russian investigation has been close to an afterthought.
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In between, almost as an afterthought, it delivered an hour and a half of full-blast rock.
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He danced like the fire was an afterthought, like it was the normal thing that could be happening.
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Although he did end up voting, the experience made him feel like an afterthought in the democratic process.
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It's an afterthought to us, but for filmmakers, it's those tiny details that transport you into another world.
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Huckabee entered the contest in May, and never became more than an afterthought in the crowded 2016 field.
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They'd tweet them and then ask, as an afterthought, if he'd do them the favor of a retweet.
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It's one decided downside of this bezel-free future we're all hurdling toward: the camera is an afterthought.
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Such weaknesses are compounded by the history of the internet, in which security was an afterthought (see article).
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You've probably noticed: Design has become central for many businesses that might have once considered it an afterthought.
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"" Both starting pitchers were an afterthought by the time the game was over, as neither lasted five innings.
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The band, still on a creative high, released "Magical Mystery Tour"—full of hits—almost as an afterthought.
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And yes – she also suggested that "security should never be an afterthought" – to which we all say Amen!
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The rapidly spreading stories format teaches users to share casually, and in large volume, almost as an afterthought.
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But don't misread this as a mere proof of concept or a camera with an afterthought phone attached.
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A movie this long in the works should arrive on-screen feeling like more than just an afterthought.
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This 4-ingredient, 5-minute dish will save you in a pinch, even if sweets were an afterthought.
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Despite defending his U.S. Open title in June, Koepka remains something of an afterthought with the golf public.
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According to the normal rules of politics, Mr Stewart should be nothing but an afterthought in the race.
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With so many moving parts involved for the meal prepping, the tabletop decor can seem like an afterthought.
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Now, it is a nettlesome afterthought in a world where China has become the world's second largest economy.
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The AirTV Adapter seems like an afterthought, as a coax input should be built into the streaming player.
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Your phone's camera should be great out of the box, not as an afterthought that'll get fixed later.
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"We have grown Tanium with the belief that profitability and cash flow are not an afterthought," he said.
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Overwhelmingly, though, these are an afterthought; scientists still rely on their eyes and algorithms to spot interesting phenomena.
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"Puerto Rico is just an afterthought," said Representative Jose Serrano, a New York Democrat, and bill co-sponsor.
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Plus, when Maggie's in relationships with other women, they're not just an afterthought to the episodes' A plots.
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When he was growing up on Chicago's South Side, he said, baseball was an afterthought for most children.
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"There are now over 100 video partners available through the tvOS app," he said — almost as an afterthought.
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While Annie at first seems like an enabling afterthought, she eventually becomes one of Girlboss's most crucial components.
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Palliative care must not be an afterthought, or a consideration after all other possibilities in care are exhausted.
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All the women I spoke with love the league, but many say they often feel like an afterthought.
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Plot lines are an afterthought, and dialogue is often breezily incoherent (particularly when trying to impart deeper meaning).
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But that seemed like an afterthought in the pursuit of old school glamour, but with a signal difference.
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When Brady won his sixth title two years later, thus passing Starr, the feat was mostly an afterthought.
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The aim is to turn what used to be an afterthought into a closer version of competitive soccer.
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It is an auto racer's chronograph that once was considered something of an afterthought in the watch world.
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"In years past, we've been an afterthought," Kemp said at the Georgia State Capitol in Atlanta last week.
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In the formulation of those policies, America's missionary obligations had figured as the faintest afterthought, if at all.
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That pledge vaulted the New Yorker from afterthought to front-runner in last year's crowded GOP presidential primary.
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Now, she said, it feels like an afterthought to be handed the coach's medal away from the spotlight.
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In the president-elect's telling, Mr. Pence essentially endorsed him, and mentioned Mr. Cruz only as an afterthought.
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The bloodshed has brought the Israeli-Palestinian conflict back onto the international agenda after years as an afterthought.
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A mere three weeks ago, she was an afterthought in New Hampshire, mired in the mid-single digits.
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In an influencer marketing world dominated by platforms like Instagram and YouTube, Pinterest can feel like an afterthought.
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For all the current focus on identity, the fact that he&aposs an LGBTQ trailblazer was an afterthought.
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"We center this type of hair in a world where our hair is usually an afterthought," she said.
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Impeachment has overshadowed the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, which is suddenly an afterthought on cable news.
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Ohio, long the epicenter of American politics, is virtually an afterthought in the modern Democratic Electoral College calculus.
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Despite the stakes inherent in any Supreme Court confirmation hearing, the Gorsuch proceedings often felt like an afterthought.
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The 2016 election cycle should mark the last time where cybersecurity was treated as an afterthought in campaigns.
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Relph said YouTubers tend to be brought in as an afterthought and slotted in wherever there&aposs space.
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But with cybersecurity a nascent concern at the time, securing machines against potential hackers was largely an afterthought.
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By 2012, public financing of the presidential campaign was all but meaningless; by 2016 it was a distant afterthought.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)Sound quality on truly wireless earbuds can seem like a bit of an afterthought.
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Throughout the '90s, Ray J was an afterthought to his older sister Brandy, who remains an R & B icon.
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In Britain, the vinegary alliums are little more than a face-puckering afterthought on fish and chip shop counters.
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One former employee familiar with the matter said media companies' business models had initially been all but an afterthought.
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She eats as an afterthought, or when an aid worker shoves a bowl of food in front of her.
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Unfussy and lower maintenance, "the new buns are easier, like the hair is more of an afterthought," Pecis says.
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"We need to raise awareness of building security in design and development phase — not as an afterthought," Grobman says.
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This means that rather than an afterthought, good social policy should be considered a core component of economic management.
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Carrie's sexual identity is treated as an afterthought, and it's the most disappointing part of an otherwise great comedy.
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Our thought bubble: Privacy feels like an afterthought in tech because historically that is almost always what it's been.
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But at a certain point, doesn't it become odd when a service named for "flix" makes movies an afterthought?
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The modesty of this afterthought for working moms speaks volumes about Trump's genuine concern for middle-class working parents.
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It can't simply be an afterthought or a happy by-product of creating a service for busy urban centers.
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While their use started out as an afterthought, Beachler's creative mind wouldn't allow her to let them be basic.
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In contrast to his approach to the Cabinet, Clinton treated the organization of the White House as an afterthought.
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After a flurry of pronouncements from companies racing headlong into autonomous driving, Google's venerable project feels like an afterthought.
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Once an afterthought, the skin's flora has now emerged as an equally important piece of the healthy-skin puzzle.
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As designers, we often pay little attention to notifications: It's more of an afterthought to the products we design.
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That Trump has virtually no solutions or plan for the future seems to be an afterthought to his supporters.
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Underwear: everyone wears them, few see them, but that doesn't mean they have to be boring or an afterthought.
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So far, commitment to disability issues of any kind has been mostly an afterthought for the other major candidates.
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In fact, the document may have been more than an afterthought after a troubling Oval Office conversation, he said.
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What's notable about channel is that live, streaming video is not an afterthought – it's part of the main offering.
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"Security is typically an afterthought in the adult world of computing, but it shouldn't be with kids," Irwin said.
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The third-party display units over which the coalition presides are more of an afterthought in its balance sheet.
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Finally, they found existing methods leave performance as an afterthought, which in machine learning could be a major problem.
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"National security cannot be an afterthought that somebody gets around to when they finish talking about everything else," Mrs.
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Carson is largely expected to finish as an afterthought in Nevada as his presidential campaign continues to sputter along.
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The Dodgers' Kenley Jansen fired three innings, almost as an afterthought, on the night the Cubs clinched the pennant.
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"For too long, our criminal justice system has treated incarcerated women as an afterthought," Warren said in a statement.
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It is the most difficult issue in American life and should not be treated as an amateur hour afterthought.
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Companies must focus IP protection in China strategically, making it a centerpiece of a global approach, not an afterthought.
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But despite how revelatory these pictures were—and how quickly NASA grasped their value—they were an impulsive afterthought.
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Most game companies, especially the larger ones, maintain their own private forums and Steam forums are often an afterthought.
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Pinterest also said its male audience — typically an afterthought among observers — has grown more than 50% year-over-year.
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I think this massive industrial-research complex that treats students like an afterthought has been building for some time.
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Australia has seen climate change alternate between a top priority and an afterthought as different parties cycled through power.
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But cutlery was an afterthought, one of several instances where the Carlota delivered on style but underperformed on service.
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The book takes a few stabs at easy targets, and its resolution, though moving, is more afterthought than culmination.
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Debt and deficits are an afterthought in the presidential race after consuming Washington for much of President Obama's tenure.
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Domestic terrorism became an afterthought at the F.B.I., seen as less prestigious than hunting down members of Al Qaeda.
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And Moira, especially, has felt like an afterthought this season, which is just a profound waste of Samira Wiley.
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Dozens of children's diaries show that political arguments frequently dominated the classroom discussions, with academic lessons sometimes an afterthought.
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All of that leaves Beltre's 3,000 hits as a middle-of-the-order slugger as something of an afterthought.
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Workers have been an afterthought, imagined beneficiaries of "trickle-down" support that, in reality, comes in exceedingly limited drops.
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There were a couple of afterthought cardboard trees on the electronic gift guide table, but not much beyond that.
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Betances had seemed to be turning around an inconsistent season, but after that outing he became a playoff afterthought.
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Still, Void leaders contend that their head start, proprietary technology and much more elaborate approach make competition an afterthought.
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For those of us without kids, baby wipes may be an afterthought… or even a not-at-all thought.
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Johnson, a 16-year veteran and seven-time All-Star, was mostly an afterthought, averaging 23.6 minutes a game.
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I shiver in this damp afterthought of a room, but not from the concrete floor under my bare feet.
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Knicks 106, Timberwolves 104 MINNEAPOLIS — For most of the night, Carmelo Anthony was an afterthought in the Knicks' offense.
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"Hard Sun," by contrast, feels like something of an afterthought, a provocative premise that gets bogged down in subplots.
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But these anti-wildlife provisions are almost an afterthought to the SHARE Act's extraordinary giveaways to the gun lobby.
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Latinos are an important part of the fabric of this country, and our vote should not be an afterthought.
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And such disappearances have some become so commonplace in Mexico that many other cases are all but an afterthought.
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Keeping members happy might keep the cash flow steady, but presidential security should be the priority, not an afterthought.
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But it's a reason to ban plastic straws as an afterthought, not to spend a year on a consultation.
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"I think what it demonstrates is that public art is now a contender rather than an afterthought," she said.
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Read more: The skin-care industry often treats body products as an afterthought — this startup is out to change that "We started with body care because body has historically been an afterthought, never the first thought," Randi Christiansen, the brand's co-founder and a former Estée Lauder Companies executive, tells Business Insider.
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Chris Christie's endorsement of Mr. Trump — Mr. Cruz at times on Friday appeared to be an afterthought in the race.
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The result: A completely phoned in afterthought that felt like a particularly dreadful Allen movie stretched out over six episodes.
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We spend so much time figuring out what the hell we're going to wear that our makeup becomes an afterthought.
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Hung by its lonesome in a corner of the gallery, this small and simple painting almost felt like an afterthought.
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Cyberwarfare is no longer some distant afterthought, practiced and discussed by a niche group of experts in a back room.
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But the delegations themselves -- usually an afterthought -- have become battlegrounds on the path to an expected convention fight in Cleveland.
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It's a much better solution than the little plastic camera cap the original Portal had, which felt like an afterthought.
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For family business entrepreneurs, questions of succession should not be an afterthought at the moment they begin to consider retirement.
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Here, Lippert takes us back to a time when parties had no limits and political correctness was just an afterthought.
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It also means that even more journalism must be presented with digital tools at the forefront, not as an afterthought.
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So the system to display the subtitles can become an afterthought, put in at the last minute with few resources.
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In many cases, the technology is an afterthought and the films are converted to a 3D version in post production.
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There will be a time when 15614463p is an afterthought and that's when the Xbox One X will be justified.
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But after his second-place finish in New Hampshire, he won't be an afterthought on the debate stage this weekend.
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If Live Captions can't work reliably in these scenarios, it will be much less useful and risks becoming an afterthought.
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On far too many occasions, Porzingis is an afterthought, functioning as a giant decoy for much less efficient scoring options.
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It's well executed, but it still feels more like an afterthought for those who've only bought a single Geio robot.
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At first, "Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle" might seem like an afterthought — or maybe a failed exercise in franchise-building.
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Health and fitness were an afterthought, and it showed: Early models lacked GPS, which made the watch unattractive to runners.
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He would try to take on China not as an afterthought, but as a central mission of his fledgling company.
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Prevention services are underfunded and are often an afterthought for health care organizations focused on generously-reimbursed acute care services.
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It should not be a mere afterthought, but instead should inform decisions about regulatory strategy directly at the director level.
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In 1989, obtaining the permission of musical copyright holders for the use of their intellectual property was often an afterthought.
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"Are women of color an afterthought to Tarte?" he asks in the video, which has more than 4.8 million views.
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After you've played enough games with a gun, the act of pointing, shooting, aiming, and reloading becomes mostly an afterthought.
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There is a lot of talk about renewable energy production, but energy storage is sort of an afterthought to many.
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For a long time, K12 education was the election-year issue and higher education was an afterthought; clearly that's changed.
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Candidate recruitment and other key pieces of electoral infrastructure, especially in deep red states, were mostly dismissed as an afterthought.
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A year ago, he wasa stirrups-wearing afterthought who gained a slice of infamy last spring in El Paso, Tex.
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"Transit, in most places, has very much been an afterthought or a reaction to some other perceived crisis," he said.
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These factories process soil for 24 hours a day on an industrial scale, making grinders in Gidan Daka an afterthought.
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Now Baines is a Hall of Famer and Sosa is an afterthought, his steroid-era home run binge largely discredited.
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Shopping Guide A full-length mirror should be more than an afterthought, tacked to the back of a bedroom door.
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Almost as an afterthought, Mulvaney effectively dissolved the student-loan ombudsman's office — a position that was mandated by Dodd-Frank.
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Cerny pointed out that audio is often a bit of an afterthought on systems that are focused on graphics first.
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Almost as an afterthought, it includes a major change to the health care system — the repeal of the individual mandate.
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"It's really easy to make the supply chain an afterthought and not give [it] the support it needs," Bass said.
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The fact that, at some point, some soccer would break out amid all the politics has seemed like an afterthought.
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"The aesthetic environment here is not an afterthought: It's right at the start of the design process," Mr. Seddon said.
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In past presidential cycles, Nevada has been an afterthought, sandwiched in the middle of Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina.
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For many businesses, giving back to their communities is an afterthought — something they only do after they've turned a profit.
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That did not satisfy Harlem parents, who accused the department and the council of treating their concerns as an afterthought.
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New York (CNN Business)The cheapest version of the Model 3 has become part marketing ploy, part afterthought for Tesla.
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For decades, rivers have been an afterthought in global climate talks, like the ones that concluded in Madrid this month.
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This may not be the year my garden sings, but at least it will no longer look like an afterthought.
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This may not be the year my garden sings, but at least it will no longer look like an afterthought.
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Van Hove wears authority lightly, almost as an afterthought; he appears to be communing with the visions in his head.
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This solidifies a major shift, since climate change for years has been considered an afterthought among voters and candidates alike.
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GE's actual results -- widely expected to be poor -- will probably be an afterthought as investors focus on Culp's turnaround plan.
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Instead of being a shy afterthought in that manhattan, these new cocktail cherries from Dirty Sue boldly declare their presence.
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He makes an announcement to visit them as an afterthought - as if the matter is not pressingly important to him.
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In fact, Doha's 50 square miles are so packed with all-star names that some can feel like an afterthought.
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As Mr. Trump and Mr. Rubio exchanged blistering broadsides, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas at times seemed to be an afterthought.
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Side note: Is it just me, or does it seem like Frances's friends are a total afterthought for the Divorce writers?
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Andrea's vote-off seems almost like an afterthought in the episode, though because it came first, I guess it's a forethought.
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" Similarly, Gay won't be satisfied until "we see [queer characters] as a significant part of the narrative rather than an afterthought.
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They look miniature in comparison to their canvases, almost like a sketch made as an afterthought by a talented art student.
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The crucial subplot in Christmas Vacation—which starts as an afterthought but slowly overtakes the movie—concerns Clark Griswold's holiday bonus.
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Perhaps New Hampshire can offer Democrats a normal primary — even better would be their purported front-runner not being an afterthought.
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Insofar as any of this involves policies, they are an afterthought, poorly designed, short-lived, easily reversed, unstable, and often malicious.
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What that means for macOS is that it's fast turning into legacy software: an afterthought on its way to becoming abandonware.
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Because if there's anything we don't want looking like an afterthought, it's the pieces we're trying to sport during sexy-times.
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Instant messaging may be buzzier, but that's because email has become almost an afterthought — even while it remains so, so broken.
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Basically, the movie treated Ty as a complete afterthought, which sucks because John Boyega could've brought a lot to that character.
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Tight end, not too long ago almost an afterthought for many teams, has become a critical spoke in the offensive wheel.
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The law will put data privacy and protection at the center of technology design — it can no longer be an afterthought.
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In Super Wednesday's central bank double-header, the Federal Reserve's show may be an afterthought to the Bank of Japan's performance.
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But this isn't the first Fitbit focused on fashion—it's just the first one to not treat fashion like an afterthought.
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Especially given that the European public continues to be an afterthought when it comes to helping to transparently shape the proposal.
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But it's easy to forget these days that Clinton is even in the race and the economy is basically an afterthought.
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Now that she has escaped into Canada, she is an afterthought as we're glued to the dreaded realities of white handmaids.
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This signals a green-light to all governments who consider human rights as an afterthought and a byline to follow suit.
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But after the news leaked, Musk announced the exit as almost an afterthought during a conference call with Wall Street analysts.
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While the picture quality seems like fully baked perfection, other more TV-centric elements of the set feel like an afterthought.
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Following in the footsteps of punk, it was supposed to be a place where approval from previous generations was an afterthought.
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" He added, "Under this administration, religious Americans will be treated neither as an afterthought nor as a problem to be managed.
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According to one economist who quit the agency last year, "the decisions are made, and then gathering data is an afterthought."
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The Democratic Party must not treat women's health and economic empowerment as an afterthought -- but instead put them at the forefront.
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Soon came full-makeup mirrors in the bathrooms of neon aerobic studios and those huge white socks were not an afterthought.
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The fiscal conservatism championed by Republicans like House Speaker Paul Ryan was, at least during the campaign, very much an afterthought.
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Smartphones are connected computers that fit in our pockets — at this point, the "phone" part of them is virtually an afterthought.
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Carmen's well being, her emotional journey from slave to freed person, and the monumental shift in lifestyle are consistently an afterthought.
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These seemingly smart devices are attractive to hackers because for a lot of manufacturers security is still viewed as an afterthought.
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The standard specs list — 3603-inch display, an octa-core processor, 2360GB of RAM, 25GB of memory — was just an afterthought.
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Dessert at Pho appears to be something of an afterthought, given that I was offered it only once on multiple visits.
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The watch also comes in a less sporty, "Classic" variant, but it felt almost like an afterthought at the company's event.
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He was such an afterthought that the Kansas City Royals and the Seattle Pilots passed on him in the expansion draft.
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"Too often, our neighbors in Mexico and Canada have felt that they were an afterthought in U.S. foreign policy," he said.
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But after a series of foreign policy missteps and a poorly handled staffing shake-up, Carson is now almost an afterthought.
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That in the face of the largest mass shooting in modern American history we don't matter, we are an inconvenient afterthought.
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The storage and memory of a device is often an afterthought, but that's not the case with this 8GB gaming laptop.
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But the patient's sense of well-being is something that should definitely register beyond the minor afterthought that it typically merits.
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" Almost as an afterthought, he added that any such interview would be conducted "subject to my lawyers, and all of that.
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"The pork belly is almost like an afterthought to highlight all the herbs and flowers coming from the farm," says DeLeon.
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Just because your underwear rarely gets seen by the outside world doesn't mean it should be shrugged off as an afterthought.
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They have succeeded, however, in making the crop of talent outside of the UFC almost an afterthought in discussions of MMA.
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Even the US's world champion women's soccer team gets treated like an afterthought when compared with the worse-performing men's team.
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A woman's sexual experience, she explains, was always regarded as an afterthought in the kind of circles she was raised in.
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Driven by melody, lyrics can usually feel like an afterthought, but L Devine considers herself an artist pushing back against that.
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As design, UX and UI evolved, and design aesthetics became a requirement rather than an afterthought, San Francisco began its ascent.
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I don't know if that was intentional, but the sort of afterthought old Q3 now seems to have a new identity.
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And the film's implicit argument — that the particular experiences of women have for too long been an afterthought — seems suddenly prescient.
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Part of the problem is that as delightful — and essential — as helium may be, it's an afterthought for many international businesses.
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Next to the government shutdown and bitter fight over immigration policy, Puerto Rico's plight remains an afterthought to many in Washington.
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Photos were often an afterthought, with a photographer sometimes assigned only after a first draft of the article had been filed.
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But on the diplomatic front, the country has mostly been an afterthought as the United States has engaged with North Korea.
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Compared with the nicer Manhattan entrance, which opens onto verdant City Hall Park, the Brooklyn entrance seemed like a grim afterthought.
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Until recently, he has treated Iraq as either an afterthought or a disappointing appendage to his "maximum pressure" strategy against Iran.
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Pinterest is an afterthought to some in the influencer-marketing business, but popular creators are making thousands of dollars from it.
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In the summer of 2001, Democrat Mark Green was the clear front-runner, and Bloomberg was considered something of an afterthought.
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Democratic digital strategists also said O'Rourke has been especially effective at advertising on YouTube, which is often an afterthought for candidates.
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The premiere season, especially its first half, was a marvel of world building in which the character building was an afterthought.
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Seen as largely an afterthought during the presidential race, Stein is receiving heavy news coverage from the media for her efforts.
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The World between Empires focuses on destruction in Iraq and Syria, with Yemen seemingly an afterthought — the video omits it entirely.
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It points to a larger problem with government, where public servants outside the intelligence agencies often treat cybersecurity as an afterthought.
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This is a major change from past presidential primaries where engaging and appealing to AAPI voters was more of an afterthought.
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The Raptors were Bennett's third team in three years—the latest chapter in his stunning fall from top pick to afterthought.
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In past presidential cycles, Nevada has traditionally been an afterthought, sandwiched in the middle of Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina.
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Despite operating in China for more than a decade, Amazon is mostly an afterthought there, dwarfed by both Alibaba and JD.com.
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But at the "People's Summit" in Chicago this weekend, the presumptive Republican nominee has been purposefully treated by organizers as an afterthought.
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But before purple churros were going viral and Dole Whip came in doughnut form, food at Disney parks was mostly an afterthought.
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The agency does say its making efforts to reach out to developers, but it should be the primary emphasis, not an afterthought.
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Design, once an afterthought after engineers and accountants completed the real work, is front and center in every critical decision businesses make.
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Years later, as Harry Conn wrote for the New Republic in 1952, racial integration in the military had nearly become an afterthought.
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"Victims are always an afterthought," said Ilene Kent, a Madoff victim I got to know when I was writing about Mr. Madoff.
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In fact, it seems that Bonding operates in a world where consent is not only an afterthought, but something that doesn't exist.
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Bev wondered what the son thought of this arrangement—the aide and her child taking over the apartment, his mother an afterthought.
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All of this, along with Trump's typically bellicose and off-script remarks, rendered McMaster, the rally's actual guest of honor, an afterthought.
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Several years ago, many companies — hoping to cut costs — merged their personnel and recruitment operations, "and recruiting became an afterthought," he said.
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The rise of prestige cable channels like HBO, and streaming services like Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Hulu has made nudity an afterthought.
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They concentrated decision-making power in the hands of a Platonic European Council and only added a parliament as a reluctant afterthought.
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Despite numerous recent headline-grabbing breaches, most recently disrupting the U.S. presidential campaign, security remains an afterthought at many organizations, said Henderson.
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You could feel that he has a lot on his plate right now and that tech is more or less an afterthought.
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Saturday's "YouTube meetup" felt like an afterthought in the festival's agenda, held on a small hill behind an inflatable horse nicknamed Fluffy.
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Until recently, Cadillac followed a relatively traditional path, focusing almost exclusively on sedans and coupes, its meager SUV lineup almost an afterthought.
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I'm from New Orleans and hospitality is a big deal, but you go to a lot of places where it's an afterthought.
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As for our investment in asset protection — that is, avoiding losses — to say it was an afterthought is being kind to afterthoughts.
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But that doesn't help Taylor, who waited four years to release her second album only to seemingly be treated as an afterthought.
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"I don&apost think Georgia will be a national afterthought for either side anymore" regardless of what happens in November, Rountree adds.
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Though Google News is very popular on desktop, its app has long felt like an afterthought (and a clunky one at that).
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Unless you get it out the door on the same day, your gesture may feel less fresh and more like an afterthought.
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It was an afterthought that this new tax would provide substantial revenues, though after World War I, the federal government was hooked.
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Albus and Scorpius' interest in girls seems to be added as an afterthought, wedged in throughout the play in underdeveloped, unconvincing moments.
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Burial teams were made up of outsiders, with no social connection to the dead that they buried; religious respect was an afterthought.
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So it's odd that the video for "Company," the tepid Justin Bieber club ballad, feels so pasted-together and like an afterthought.
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Like Jacare Souza, who we discussed yesterday, Cyborg's left is often an afterthought serving to reset her hips for another right hand.
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SAN ANTONIO — For a quarter-century, Republicans have dominated Texas politics so much that the Democratic minority has often been an afterthought.
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But, as a former federal prosecutor, I can attest that, as recently as a quarter century ago, victims were often an afterthought.
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Then consider that Democrats treated the race as an afterthought; the Democrats' House campaign arm invested just $2900,220006 to support Parnell vs.
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If Democrats cannot do that while turning the complexities of impeachment into easily digestible themes, it could become an afterthought for independents.
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While that extra income was an afterthought to them, Reilly steered them to put those funds in a post-tax Roth IRA.
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Monitoring acidity, soil nutrients and watering time for each plant for optimal growth is, at best, guesswork or, at worst, an afterthought.
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Creators of the universe, bearers of children, providers of culture, valiant warriors, and wise counsellors, these goddesses were anything but an afterthought.
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That song was originally more of an afterthought—it's not on the vinyl version—but it's definitely become part of the album.
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If Clinton wins in California, they fully expect the Democratic Party and the media to treat Sanders as an afterthought going forward.
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The beauty industry sees women with darker skin as an afterthought, but some YouTube and Instagram stars are aiming to change that.
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The placenta may be dismissed as "afterbirth," deemed an afterthought in discussions about pregnancy and even relegated, literally, to the trash bin.
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In those books, as in McEwan's new one, proper narrative and believable characters seem to have been added almost as an afterthought.
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But the googly-eyed yellow creatures are basically an afterthought, a weird move considering the Despicable Me franchise is built around them.
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After all, it has no flavor, and more often than not it's left off ingredient lists, making it seem like an afterthought.
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They've created a universe on Instagram and TikTok in which men are an afterthought, optimism wins and a slow life is revered.
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Slung like an afterthought over a leather club chair was the crowning element in her uniform, an Azzedine Alaïa denim biker jacket.
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Long considered an afterthought — a cold, cluttered point of egress — the garage has emerged as something worthy of turning into a showpiece.
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Ginn, Australia's most successful Olympic rower, said the eights crews had paid the price for being treated as an afterthought by selectors.
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They are not an afterthought of nature, they are not secondary players in human destiny, and every society has always known that.
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This morning was an afterthought, a fainthearted performance, the death rattle, and, when he came to his senses, what had he done?
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Volvo's long-time commitment to making safer cars was once rather exceptional in an auto market that often considered safety an afterthought.
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Politically correct bureaucrats in federal agencies have been treating religious freedom as an afterthought at best, and trampling it underfoot at worst.
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But rule breaking appears widespread, with the government making limited headway against an industry in which safety is still often an afterthought.
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Here it's just an afterthought to a billion other useful things, but it's arguably one of the nicest and most unexpected uses.
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The American system has eroded so badly that congressional elections can seem like an afterthought, with all the power in the presidency.
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It was almost an afterthought at the time — buried under an unprecedented outlay of cash — but it became a major issue in 2007.
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As a national audience watched, Trump ricocheted from topic to topic, only briefly mentioning his running mate, almost as an afterthought at times.
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And somehow, almost as an afterthought, taking credit for a drinking craze that has been driven by women for more than 40 years.
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In a genre where the game is mostly story-driven and the actual mechanics seem to be an afterthought, this is pretty awesome.
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In a sea of high-end gaming hardware, it's almost as an afterthought that Razer is presenting its fourth standalone gadget at CES.
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The original personality is mostly an afterthought, a brief interlude in a hammy performance from McAvoy, clearly having the time of his life.
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Dany's swarthy love interest is an afterthought now; Dany left him in charge of Meereen when she set out for Westeros and Dragonstone.
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In "black-ish," at 9:30, Bow feels like an afterthought when Dre's best childhood friend, played by Tyra Banks, comes to town.
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Online play has always been an afterthought, and Monster Hunter's systems can seem pretty arcane without real-life friends to ease you in.
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HTC's implementation looks like a similar afterthought: the extra display contributes practically nothing that you couldn't do more easily with the main screen.
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Because many web developers work on Macs, where they don't have access to Edge, testing for it became even more of an afterthought.
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She claims White Plains, where she lives, and other areas outside of big cities are an "afterthought" when it comes to accessible rides.
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The XR feels like less of an afterthought, unlike the iPhone 8, which was hugely overshadowed by the iPhone X released alongside it.
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His public announcement that he was fighting the election was enough of an afterthought that he forgot to tell his wife about it.
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But with sensitive data increasingly accessible online — and more endpoints open to attackers — businesses are quickly realizing that security cannot be an afterthought.
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After all, the current display was something of an afterthought for a console primarily designed to be plugged into a home entertainment system.
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Authorship is relegated to an afterthought: It's not even totally clear who's responsible for which images until the very end of the book.
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But the movie is so much more concerned with Sebastian's career that even Mia's final triumph of an audition feels like an afterthought.
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Click through for some of the most picture-worthy getaways — from manmade beaches to sky-high dippers — that will make gambling an afterthought.
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In a popular culture that dehumanizes Native Americans, our community is too often treated as an afterthought — or not thought of at all.
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A main course of chicken Scarpariello, likewise, was flavored so overwhelmingly with garlic and roasted peppers that the meat seemed like an afterthought.
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"Our government too often treats rural America as an afterthought," Buttigieg said in a statement before the plan was due to be unveiled.
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While some of its phones were well reviewed, independent app developers treated Microsoft's smartphones as an afterthought, making it less attractive to customers.
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Previous leaders of the party seemed to focus on voters in our larger metropolitan areas and treated the rural communities as an afterthought.
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"The economy, which should be at the top of any list that anybody running for president has, was basically an afterthought," she added.
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In Microeconomics 101, deals are an afterthought: Transactions have the most socially optimal outcome when buyer and seller reach a mutually beneficial agreement.
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When we arrived, we almost missed the place: The Hotel Savoy is almost an afterthought, sitting along the side of a highway, unmarked.
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They also described him as someone who gave off a "weird aura" and seemed to consider the kids in his charge an afterthought.
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Here is a bereaved family so topsy-turvy that mourning becomes an afterthought, and the children must thrive on responsibility instead of wonder.
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Dinner was something of an afterthought until the 1870s and '80s, when Canadian newspapers began looking to the United States for menu ideas.
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And unlike some of his generational peers, for whom rapping in the classical sense is an afterthought, Juice WRLD is a strong lyricist.
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It is an industry that consistently denies female directors employment and contemptuously treats the female audience as a niche, a problem, an afterthought.
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This being Aman, the sculptural matte-black faux-bois jars and bottles, designed by the Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, were hardly an afterthought.
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Rather than just carpeting the roof with solar panels, plugging in sustainability as an afterthought, Hadid integrated energy-conserving forms into the design.
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This is, to be brutally honest, not the first time that filling the drug czar role has been an afterthought for an administration.
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Secular studies were an afterthought in my all-male yeshiva high school, offered in the late afternoon after eight hours of religious subjects.
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For a long time, the barrier was more of an afterthought, at its most formidable points just some barbed-wire strung between posts.
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Who had the most delegates in a state primary - itself a convention that can be dropped in exceptional circumstances - will be an afterthought.
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And as such, the June Tuesday that was once an afterthought could now represent Mr. Biden's first chance to clinch the presidential nomination.
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This territorial redrawing was no mere afterthought of an atrocious world war — it cemented national self-determination as the basis for political sovereignty.
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Insurance to cover liabilities is often an afterthought for many start-ups, but it should often be at the top of the list.
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Accessibility is often an afterthought, and people with disabilities are expected to conform to the able-bodied world, or risk being cast aside.
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"Its bigger problem is a timely subplot about virulent racism among white Americans that comes off as a mishandled afterthought," Hollywood Reporter said.
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Blackmon, now 22015, began that year as a sore-armed afterthought of a pitcher with two low-round draft selections in his past.
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Making you the perpetual afterthought, especially in response to a sibling's death, is just shoddy behavior by the head(s) of your family.
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That strikes many as curious, given they are working out of a city where the concept of fashion seems to be an afterthought.
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Given Netflix credit where it's due: Launching the film in this fashion made its arrival feel like an event, instead of an afterthought.
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The company was in the $20 billion to $30 billion market-cap range — and was kind of an afterthought in the tech world.
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And of course, Columbia House itself was soon an afterthought, as a massive disruption for the music industry lurked just around the corner.
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No matter that National Public Radio, an afterthought in the original legislation, has greater influence and can gather more news at less cost.
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It was not my first choice or even my second, which I guess is fitting for a wine that is often an afterthought.
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But seeing her accept her own achievement award was a reminder that it's not just TV that's an afterthought but maybe laughter, too.
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Long after Carson had become an afterthought in the GOP race, he continued to flirt with 10 percent support nationally in the polls.
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It treats how to pay for doing so largely as an afterthought, and promises to work backward from the premise of universal care.
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I'm not suggesting security should be an afterthought, but perhaps a network should be built to bring people in, rather than shut them out.
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Indeed, story often seemed to be an afterthought, a luxury deemed unnecessary for the studios' true targets: international viewers at the global box office.
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In a country, a continent, where soccer is king and baseball an imported afterthought, the Ngoepe brothers used the ballpark infield as their playground.
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Rather, the economic impact has almost become an afterthought, used to strengthen the main argument that immigrants threaten the safety and identity of Americans.
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I misclicked a dozen times before I remembered that for gaming I should use a mouse, and thus the trackpad was probably an afterthought.
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"In our city, art isn't an afterthought," tweeted Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti on Thursday, along with photos of himself at the fair's opening.
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In fact, the charitable aspect of the business isn't just an afterthought, it's what sparked the idea for the company in the first place.
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Socks may seem like an afterthought when you're getting dressed, but they really do matter, she said: "It can change an image so quickly."
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Design has always been an afterthought with traditional routers, taking a backseat to functionality — and that has meant big, ugly designs with spidery antennas.
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The wolf pack that raises Mowgli is a bit of an afterthought in the animated film, but it's far more important to Kipling's book.
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But that's still ethics as a tacked on afterthought — not where it should be: Locked in place as the keystone of AI system design.
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"We used to just do visuals, throw them out there, and create a story to go along with it as an afterthought," says Haak.
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"We've sort of seen women as being an afterthought in the shaving category," Billie co-founder Georgina Gooley told The Verge's sister site Racked.
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Driver assistance technology is an afterthought: You have to pay $2,395 extra to add adaptive cruise control, forward-collision warning and lane departure warning.
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While outdoor lighting may be an afterthought for some, it's actually quite important for those who live in more rural, less well-lit locales.
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Taking online hate seriously would require platforms like Twitter to make fighting threats and bigotry a core part of their mission, not an afterthought.
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The collaboration is a rare opportunity for Riot to showcase its years of lore that has often appeared as an afterthought in the game.
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Many people don't bother to add a photo when entering in an iOS contact for the first time — it's often an afterthought at best.
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Stamos was frustrated by being called in as an afterthought, and he began to think that working in-house was the way to go.
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Journals was cobbled together from a string of weekly track releases and given almost no label push; its album-length existence was an afterthought.
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Asthana was frustrated with how APIs were an afterthought for many developers, as they usually got around to building them in the eleventh hour.
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Even legacy media is abandoning its afterthought approach of either lazily dumping leftover TV scraps into digital, or halfheartedly cranking out B-side video.
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Not to mention that if Trump wins and has a successful term as President, Cruz will likely be an afterthought in the Republican Party.
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He is tall and fidgety, and he's so abundantly supplied with hyperkinetic professional enthusiasm that his e-mails often arrive in afterthought-laden barrages.
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But Bale and his teammates have been adamant that this has not been a one-man squad, and on Friday, Bale was an afterthought.
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And if her husband (John Corbett) is feeling neglected, it could be because his character seems no more than an afterthought this time out.
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While entertaining, the documentary is also better as an afterthought — so many of the problems surrounding Other Wind have to do with its history.
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The splitting of the role between the Messenger and the Blind Boys is sometimes a distraction; the female characters are very nearly an afterthought.
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The issue of "balancing the books" with taxes or via the issuance of debt is not only an afterthought — it is not even necessary.
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Slack has threads, too, that you can start within a channel or a conversation, but the company added them in 2017 as an afterthought.
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The budget, however, has suddenly become an afterthought as Morneau turns his attention to the far more urgent task of keeping the economy afloat.
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"Judges at that time were sort of an afterthought," recalls Brian Fallon, who was then an aide to Senator Chuck Schumer of New York.
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The sport itself has always seemed something of an afterthought, what happened on the field somehow less important than the beauty of the stadiums.
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Though he was the No. 4-ranked dog last year, he entered this year's show as something of an afterthought, if not an underdog.
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They will wedge the tiny settlement in so thoroughly as to make it an afterthought in the relentless spread of Mexico City's urban sprawl.
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The recipes come almost as an afterthought to the teaching portion of the program — they officially begin on page 252 — and that's the point.
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It's somehow perverse that an artist this prime for discussion is given nothing but monotonous praise, while his work is treated as an afterthought.
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For example, the livestock industry has been an economic afterthought for decades now, but an outsized sense of self-importance sometimes fools even lawmakers.
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But hockey here is an afterthought, so the country had to get creative if it wanted to field teams that would not be humiliated.
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Put differently, when people think about the Chinese state, they think about Beijing, with the rest of China's continental-sized landmass as an afterthought.
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The crisis of democracy should be the issue in the 2020 election, Lessig and Sitaraman agree, not an afterthought or one of many topics.
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After this occurred, Christie's chances dropped to the point that he was an afterthought from the moment he announced he was running for president.
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Though public investment in the city's infrastructure is not new, it has often been an afterthought, especially in neighborhoods where development has been piecemeal.
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In the fast-forming battle for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, Mr. de Blasio remains an afterthought, if he is thought of at all.
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For the new commander in chief, the war there qualifies at best as an afterthought — assuming, that is, he has thought about it all.
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You could have easily gone down the road of treating the festivities and music as an afterthought to all the drug-induced psychosis, though.
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"I didn't want my guest room to be an afterthought and really wanted to make it a comfortable space with a cool vibe," she says.
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On-board audio has been mostly an afterthought for phone makers, and things will likely continue to stay that way as aesthetic decisions take precedence.
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Virtual Reality: A refreshed Daydream headset Out of all of Google's mobile efforts, its Daydream VR headset seems to be a bit of an afterthought.
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"You can create a handrail by screwing on a railing system that is essentially an afterthought," he says, with unfettered contempt at those who would.
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Which SpaceX has definitely worked toward: Missions flown on reusable hardware are rapidly becoming an afterthought, adding up to tens of millions in potential savings.
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There's no place to store the pen on the laptop itself, so it can be easily lost, and it feels a bit like an afterthought.
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Once you have this nailed down, it does work fast and fine, but it still feels like a left-hand-friendly design was an afterthought.
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Since 2014, Spieth has always seemed to be the one to watch — even when he has begun the day as an afterthought, as on Sunday.
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Desserts can seem like an afterthought, and one night I skipped them entirely because the other courses had taken forever to emerge from the kitchen.
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The tech giant's treatment of news sometimes seems like an afterthought, with the company content to have its search and aggregation features scoop up content.
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While stickers are an afterthought for the likes of Facebook and Twitter, they're part of Line's core business and represent a vital source of revenue.
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Of the 10 attorneys named, only two are women, one of whom is mentioned at the very bottom of the piece as a veritable afterthought.
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Or, more recently, Kat Holmes's inclusive design, which designates disability and diversity as the very starting points for design practice, rather than an asterisked afterthought.
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Because of these alleged cybersleuthing efforts, the Ethiopian government has turned an engine of commerce and information into an afterthought and an instrument of surveillance.
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But the behavioral method gets tube-dependent children to eat; when the stakes are that high, worrying about emotional consequences may feel like an afterthought.
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In most restaurants and stores across China, gojis are but an afterthought, occasionally sprinkled on dishes for color and just a smidge of extra flavor.
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That's mostly a good thing, though it does make the addition of a Bluetooth connection look and feel like an afterthought that's been tacked on.
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Image: RocketLabInstead of treating small satellites as an afterthought, Rocket Lab is centering on these projects, and the companies who want to launch them affordably.
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That's right: the crux of Nat Turner's legacy, the two-day rebellion that Turner infamously said God led him to do, felt like an afterthought.
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In less than two weeks, Fabian went from an afterthought for Mexican fans to a potential call-up by El Tri manager Juan Carlos Osorio.
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"While these new technologies have the potential to save lives, security and privacy cannot be an afterthought in this new era of connected cars," Sens.
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"We're seeing a flood of these low-cost, low-quality devices that are hurting people and we're dealing with safety as an afterthought," Kane said.
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By and large, Afghanistan was little more than an afterthought during the presidential campaign, taking a backseat to Trump's focus on defeating ISIS and terrorism.
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But with the ostensible franchise center now an afterthought, Schlenk can use the rest of this summer to pour the concrete of a new foundation.
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Before the 2010 World Cup in South Africa and before the 2320 tournament in Brazil, Northern Ireland made transoceanic crossings to be, essentially, an afterthought.
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At most restaurants, brunch is an afterthought, an easy way to make a high return on eggs and mimosas; for those dining, it's often hell .
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It could come to a mosquito near you, or it could burn out of the population in a few years and thus become an afterthought.
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It's a dramatic shift from Trump's first seven months in office, when the president worked almost exclusively with Republicans and Democrats were largely an afterthought.
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He was a slight, five-page afterthought dreamed up by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, who are better known for creating the Amazing Spider-Man.
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His clothes were crisp and clean, but they looked like an afterthought, as if someone else had laid them out on a bed for him.
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"The courts would ensure that agencies to not rely on irrational assumptions or treat cost-benefit analysis as a mere afterthought," according to Portman's office.
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But while officials like the ribbon-cutting that comes with opening impressive new facilities, making sure that they are adequately staffed is often an afterthought.
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This brief, belated glimpse of the broader world is not an afterthought; in fact, it underscores just how air-tight their wealthy little bubble is.
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Their unabashed pursuit feels oddly relatable, and that their stories are set on the backdrop of the making of a movie quickly becomes an afterthought.
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I think of his work in terms of form and structure, while color feels, if not quite like an afterthought, then more external than intrinsic.
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" Hurd described the bill as "groundbreaking work" and called for internet of things devices to "be built with security in mind, not as an afterthought.
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He was among the 21 designers shortlisted for the 2017 LVMH Young Designers Prize, though whether his clothes actually sell remains something of an afterthought.
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In Bruce Springsteen's "Cadillac Ranch," Mr. Reynolds is inscribed in the automotive pantheon almost as an afterthought, following James Dean and the bootlegger Junior Johnson.
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Would Kazushi Sakuraba—a man who has trod a similar path to Kondo's in the sport—be treated as an afterthought on a fight card?
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I'd spotted another three or four dishes that I was probably going to tack on at the end of my order, as if by afterthought.
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"Because we don't have political power, because we don't have representatives, senators, no vote for president, we are treated as an afterthought," said Mr. Rosselló.
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In the context of Mr. Quayle's May 19 speech, the mention of Murphy Brown reads almost like an afterthought with the distance of 26 years.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission, created by Congress in 1974 to oversee the frenzied trading of futures contracts, was considered a regulatory afterthought for decades.
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This meant that domestic policy, and the realm of domestic policy expertise, became an afterthought at best, an opportunity for cynical political maneuvering at worst.
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Columbia County is my idea of a queer space, one where my sexuality is not only accepted but is also, in many ways, an afterthought.
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"Muriel's Wedding," which is Global Creatures's biggest critical success to date, came about almost as an afterthought, while the other shows were in early stages.
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Aston Villa was playing at Leicester City in the semifinals of the Carabao Cup, English soccer's midweek afterthought, the night after Drinkwater's move was confirmed.
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If this news seems to be an afterthought in this review, that's because it feels that way in the early episodes of this series, too.
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I appreciate the extraordinary bipartisan support for this legislation to remain in the NDAA, we can no longer treat our surviving spouses as an afterthought.
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But you are old-fashioned enough to recognize that these invitations are merely an afterthought, and you therefore will not be burdening them by attending.
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Without much money, organization or a realistic expectation of doing well in South Carolina, she is likely to be an afterthought going into Super Tuesday.
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With just 16 delegates at stake and no reliable public polling in place, the 49th state's caucuses were something of an afterthought for both campaigns.
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Often fund directors are seen as an afterthought or plumb positions for friends or are chosen from lawyers, auditors and custodians linked to the fund.
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The two also left little doubt that they viewed the House's unruly process as an afterthought, one that should not reflect on their own efforts.
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At the brief ceremony to announce Mr. Videgaray's return, Mr. Peña Nieto seemed to address the upheaval caused by the gas prices as an afterthought.
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Now that one is little more than an afterthought, and often irrelevant, to the larger clubs, the balance has gone, taking the luster with it.
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"The Task Force believes that Puerto Rico is too often relegated to an afterthought in congressional deliberations over federal business tax reform legislation," lawmakers wrote.
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" He adds, almost as an afterthought, "And then I see you/ The light falls through the room/ And all of it doesn't seem so hard.
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Ragnarok lives in that afterthought — the silly extended joke, the sly check-in to gauge whether the audience is paying attention, the sardonic eye roll.
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The interaction between the characters is written in Whedon's voice — almost everyone is witty, and most conversations end with punchlines that linger in the afterthought.
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Also, though this may be an afterthought for a series that has built itself around its own cleverness, it's just not very much fun anymore.
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I think they're trying to use it as an opportunity to showcase some cool technology as opposed to, in the past, Nexus was just an afterthought.
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It treats people who aren't straight white men as an afterthought, they said — and it also ignores how organizing for social and political change really works.
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The company is so big that smaller efforts that may seem like an afterthought compared to its larger ambitions have the power to shake up sectors.
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Check. Comfort is key, and aesthetics are more of an afterthought — it's not like your next great Instagram is going to be taken at baggage claim.
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If they can change playlists from a format that's an afterthought to something that you pay attention to, then it's a huge win for streaming services.
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Whatever people think of the World Baseball Classic, and in the U.S. it's certainly an afterthought, the Cuban team's appearance for that first tournament was monumental.
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Biden is essentially an afterthought, with neither a chorus of cheerleaders nor a set of intense detractors who are visibly worried about him winning the nomination.
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What we hear a lot from users who use Venmo is that they do think about it but they think about it more as an afterthought.
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On the latest SNL, Mulaney returned and did yet another Broadway send-up about a gross afterthought of everyday life: the public bathroom at a bodega.
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QPA feels like an afterthought (and it kind of is at this point), but if they're going to be included, make them a little more important.
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It needs to become an integral part of the design process, as opposed to an afterthought, because security is only as strong as the weakest link.
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The overall experience makes the notch feel a bit of an afterthought, but the experience on the iPhone X isn't always ideal, especially in landscape mode.
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It often seems like the charging cases included with wireless earbuds—a necessary part of the package to prolong their limited battery life—are an afterthought.
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So even if there might be an impact — say, if fewer people buy insurance with federal assistance, which would reduce government spending — it is an afterthought.
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The producers clearly decided that Peter and Rachel's relationship would be the focal point of the closing episodes, making her actual engagement to Bryan an afterthought.
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The Vive part was an afterthought, but it works so well - the noodle arms make you want to dance, and it kind of builds this emotion.
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The Olympics themselves are almost an afterthought, after so much time is used up for training, fighting the evil British Olympic Cabal, and rudimentary character development.
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Frankel admits it's also hard to squeeze in dating — though, she did for A-Rod — when you don't want to treat it like it's an afterthought.
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Leaders in quantum computing say that military, clandestine, and civilian areas of government could be affected if quantum science becomes an afterthought to the current administration.
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In that very same decision to legalize an obviously discriminatory policy against Muslims, the five justices also, audaciously and almost as an afterthought, overturned Korematsu v.
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But no matter what you choose to do with yours (and it is, after all, your choice), the humble human armpit is no longer an afterthought.
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When life is packed with work, school, or taking care of kids or parents, exercising and eating healthy on a regular basis may become an afterthought.
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The body has traditionally been an afterthought in such matters, with individual states or the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, a strictly military alliance, taking the lead.
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Some locals feel that the top of Alabama's RSA Battle House Tower in Mobile doesn't fit with the rest, and was "slapped on as an afterthought."
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The real problem here is that while Trump is playing politics he is treating people in need of health care as collateral damage, a cruel afterthought.
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Where human lives may be at risk (healthcare devices/insulin pumps/power plants), regulatory forces may step in to ensure security no longer remains an afterthought.
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Their paper was published in The FASEB Journal in January, and floats a possible link to PCOS, but almost as an afterthought, close to the end.
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The semiconductor division is "often treated by investors as an afterthought" and should be spun off into a Japan-listed company called Sony Technologies, Loeb said.
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The culture that once was so stigmatized it drove men to open their open confectionaries has become so common that its roots are barely an afterthought.
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The rest of the story feels underdeveloped and tacked on—an afterthought meant to appease the fans, which complained that the last Battlefront was multiplayer only.
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It isn't an afterthought, something to merely manipulate audiences, to heighten emotions—it forms the very fabric of his films, an inseparable part of his process.
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Snapchat reigns in the world of face swaps, but its chat system has always seemed like an afterthought, especially when you compare it to Facebook Messenger.
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Better sound doesn't lend itself to easy marketing through numbers or pretty posters, and so many companies treat it as an afterthought when designing their products.
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Increasingly, the longtime core of the business — the print product — is an afterthought, overshadowed by investments in live events, podcasts, video, and partnerships with outside brands.
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Any experienced designer will tell you that lighting is an essential ingredient when you're decorating a room — not the afterthought that many of us consider it.
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But Mr. Buttigieg, a Rhodes scholar and a veteran of the war in Afghanistan, was largely an afterthought in a field of much better-known hopefuls.
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Although Thai women have earned more Olympic gold medals than their male counterparts, all in weight lifting, women's sports are still an afterthought in the country.
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The agency is so focused on trying to run its trains and buses safely and efficiently that "customers often come as an afterthought," the report said.
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While most creators post videos to Facebook, it is sometimes treated as an afterthought or a marketing tool to redirect users back to their YouTube page.
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The technicals were such an afterthought that many box scores of the game did not include them and had not been corrected even by Wednesday morning.
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Yang, who officially launched his presidential bid in 2017, was once an afterthought in the Democratic field, largely dismissed by his Democratic opponents and party operatives.
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The Jayhawks were ranked No. 3 in the preseason, their fourth straight year in the top five, while West Virginia was an afterthought at No. 20.
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After years of being treated as an afterthought, candidates and voters are now taking Earth's warming and the extreme weather it is making more common seriously.
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The riches on offer in the Premier League — combined with the elite's focus on the Champions League — have reduced the competition to an afterthought for many.
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And Israel has been an afterthought in America's engagement in Iraq and, now, Syria, where Israel worries more about Iran and Russia than Mr. Trump does.
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But he was a relative afterthought on the Cubs' march to a championship last year, coming to bat just 20203 times in their 17 postseason games.
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And because "7 Years" was a bigger pop hit (and has been out as a single longer), Ms. Ballerini couldn't help but feel like an afterthought.
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And to add insult to injury, Tillerson was basically an afterthought in that tweet, which first introduced Trump's new chosen top diplomat, CIA Director Mike Pompeo.
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Heading into the 2019 college football season, the LSU quarterback was hardly on anyone's radar — an afterthought to even the most forward-thinking NFL draft scouts.
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The direct allusion to water in the top triangle's color and texture again raises the question of whether the title was the premise or an afterthought.
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But Ms. Devieilhe's impetuous and sparkling rendition of that showpiece was only the encore — an afterthought, really — for an evening of delicate, nuanced French art songs.
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As we finish our conversation, Buddy remembers, almost as an afterthought, that he's purchased a billboard on the side nightclub 1 Oak to advertise both EPs.
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And while that is an inarguably positive step toward a more inclusive industry, it doesn't mean companies should treat privacy, security, and considerate design as an afterthought.
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A year ago, HTC launched the One M9, and it was reported to be a decidedly mediocre device across the board; it almost felt like an afterthought.
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Ariana Madix and Tom Sandoval face one of the biggest fights of their relationship, as Sandoval's loyal dedication to his friends makes Madix feel like an afterthought.
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It also, almost as an afterthought, created the CBO — Congress's own budget office, envisioned as a counterpart to the White House's Office of Management and Budget (OMB).
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For these fast-growing companies, establishing rigorous HR protocols and training their employees about proper etiquette and how to prevent harassment and discrimination is often an afterthought.
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Costumes are never an afterthought on this show, and GoT's costume designer Michele Clapton has been building Sansa up for this moment over the last eight seasons.
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The Sanders revolution When Sanders entered the 22020 race, he was an afterthought -- a self-described democratic socialist, little-known outside Vermont and away from Capitol Hill.
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Although Enjo purports to be for parents, the parent-specific content feels more like an afterthought (or perhaps a clever way of creating an App Store niche).
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Should Mr Macron get his wishes for institutional changes to the euro zone, its political heft could leave the gaggle of non-members looking like an afterthought.
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Festivals used to be about prioritising a megapack of lagers over a waterproof jacket in your rucksack and stuffing some mini cereal boxes in as an afterthought.
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" And when all that's said and done, and you think your work here is finished, you're left with one lingering afterthought, "Crap, I still need a bag.
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It may seem strange that Baez, an internationally celebrated artist widely considered to be the "Queen of Folk," would position her musical career as almost an afterthought.
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He contemplates sleeping with Taylor Swift (who joins Kim Kardashian on either side of West in the video) as an afterthought and consummating a mutually beneficial relationship.
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While direct messaging was originally an afterthought in Instagram, after multiple redesigns it had accumulated 375 million monthly users by April of this year, the company says.
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No longer an afterthought for global investment firms the region is on pace to surpass $1 billion in committed capital for the second year in a row.
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The company, once a giant, is now an afterthought and so it goes, again and again, as the timeline of innovation plays, fast-forwards, and plays again.
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It is easy to care about Laura's well-being, while Shadow's well-being can easily become an afterthought, secondary to the plot mechanics driven by his character.
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When you're hitting the snooze button like you're on Jeopardy, the most important meal of the day can easily become an afterthought, or (quelle horreur!) skipped altogether.
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Content moderation is typically an afterthought, and rarely gets the same sort of technological effort as the "platform" responsible for all the attention in the first place.
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As an afterthought, he decided to see what would happen if he additionally ordered a pizza without sauce, without cheese, and with beef on the left side.
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That may include regulation, but it's also going to require greater transparency, as well as naming and shaming companies that see security and privacy as an afterthought.
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And lest you think the coffee is an afterthought, one of the guys behind this combo is John Weaver, a one-time master roaster for Peet's Coffee.
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With an Islamophobe sitting in the Oval Office, this year's invitation to the Ramadan White House iftar seems more like a comical afterthought than an annual tradition.
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The judicial branch was something of an afterthought for them, because they believed that in a democracy the elected branches would be responsible for governing the country.
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With equities and bonds as the main stars of the pension investing world, currency funds, which hedge their assets, have been viewed as an afterthought for years.
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If Janet Yellen has her way, the Federal Reserve that she chairs is about to go from the center of the market's universe to a mere afterthought.
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In his early work, rhythm sometimes seems to be an afterthought: his first two albums often relied on slouchy, hip-hop-inspired beats that can sound generic.
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But Manchin says he's deeply irritated with the lack of bipartisan cooperation on Capitol Hill, where passing bills has largely become an afterthought in the 2900th Congress.
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And yet, Bernie Sanders is being treated as something of an afterthought, as the national press and Beltway pundits hop from one shiny object to the next.
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When a developer bought that lot, he found himself here, in an afterthought of a storefront, 85 square feet, between a brow salon and a smartphone dealer.
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Republicans have been fighting to repeal the Affordable Care Act since President Obama signed it into law, but in 2016 it has become something of an afterthought.
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She asserts control over her destiny with a brisk asperity that never reveals many glints of warmth, rendering the romantic comedy of the play almost an afterthought.
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Once an afterthought, second corn now accounts for roughly 70 percent of Brazil's total output, helping the country compete with top producer United States in global markets.
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Maybe it's because they serve a strictly utilitarian purpose, or maybe it's because your sports coat covers 'em anyway, but belts tend to be a sartorial afterthought.
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While it offered insights into the world they had built, it felt like an afterthought—not of the creators of the game, but of the characters themselves.
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For the most part, tempura in the US is little more than a soggy afterthought—a fried snack in the middle of an otherwise sushi heavy menu.
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No longer can brands view social as just another secondary channel or afterthought outlet; instead, they must approach it as an important mediator in the modern era.
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But now that there has been a lot of people involved in the design process, there has been much more afterthought and people have thought through it.
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He had 2169 points, 22016 rebounds and 3 blocks in 28 minutes and his performance made the result — a mostly meaningless 105-99 Rockets victory — an afterthought.
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"We believe in buying the very best rights, and the best rights are N.F.L." Thursday night games have been something of a neglected afterthought for the league.
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During that decade they and their fellow citizens in the capital shed the life of barricades and checkpoints for a peacetime routine where security became an afterthought.
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It concludes with a final flip of the ball to Curry, who as an afterthought falls away and tosses the ball back 23 feet toward the hoop.
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The good news, depending on how you look at it, is that this is the last time Los Angeles will have one of these afterthought spring election.
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I received rudimentary instruction in English and arithmetic — an afterthought after a long day of religious studies — but by high school, secular studies were dispensed with altogether.
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I'm not sure what chance Sanders has of winning the nomination, but the national and early state polling suggest Sanders shouldn't be tossed aside as an afterthought.
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Zuckerberg helped forge Silicon Valley's unique brand of chutzpah: a confidence that tech companies can, and should, do everything, while leaving regulation, privacy, and transparency an afterthought.
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I suspect those battles will continue and could produce some juicy headlines, but those will come next year sometime and will feel like an afterthought to impeachment.
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Or are the wellsprings of action and the drivers of history less ethereal: money, fear, the thirst for power, circumstance and opportunity, with culture as an afterthought?
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As a result, he's often an afterthought in Justice League's biggest fight scenes, relegated to firing guns in the corner or writhing on the ground in pain.
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Too rugged for large-scale agriculture, the longtime French possession was a colonial afterthought, flipped to Sweden in 1784 for trading privileges in the port of Gothenburg.
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Recently, the beer panel tasted 20 examples of American brown ale, which is something of an afterthought in a beer culture awash in more au courant styles.
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This is helpful, because while many people adjust their privacy settings to control who can see what they post, the posted content itself might be an afterthought.
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Despite the fact that Penn Hills is 34 percent Black, the suburb is often an afterthought for those in the city, particularly Black residents in the scene.
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But despite its early momentum, the march has become at best an afterthought and at worst politically toxic for elected officials and political organizations that once supported it.
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It's a line developed with the Android experience at its core — a marked change from many of the company's hardware partners, where OS is more of an afterthought.
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Which I was not expecting from a game that presents itself, on its box, as a puzzler first and foremost, and an emotions-tickling adventure as an afterthought.
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But as the U.S. prepared for the catastrophic storm—just a week after Hurricane Harvey—Kate and other residents of the American territory felt they became an afterthought.
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"What we want to do is rise up the supply chain and talk to people as they begin the communications campaign and not as an afterthought," Miranda said.
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In the last two decades, micro-passing plays have gone from playbook afterthought to offensive staple, Trent Dilfer, the former quarterback who is now an ESPN analyst, said.
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In a Business Insider interview, Disney CEO Bob Iger said the film was always intended for the streaming service, and it hasn't been relegated there as an afterthought.
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"We didn't want this to be an afterthought to the rest of the assets," chair of the strategic review committee, Tom McInerney, said in a conference call today.
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"The Fed rate hike being baked in, combined with the presidential transition, made this one an afterthought," said JJ Kinahan, chief market strategist at TD Ameritrade in Chicago.
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The proposed deal in the Neiman Marcus case, he said, "followed a 1980s mindset of settling cases where class members were little more than an afterthought," Edelson wrote.
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But it shows once again how tech companies often treat user privacy as a low-priority afterthought and will only make changes if user outrage forces their hand.
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Why it matters: The twin announcements yesterday are the strongest sign yet that climate change, once an afterthought in national election cycles, has broken into the political mainstream.
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Most of the competition from the likes of B&O Play, Bowers & Wilkins, and Apple's Beats is designed for wireless use first and wired as the afterthought fallback.
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But as the cost of living and education goes up, plenty of working class people work more than 40 hours a week, and mental health becomes an afterthought.
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Its advertising operation, a relative afterthought in the context of its entire balance sheet, grew sales by an estimated 58 percent to around five times Snapchat's entire revenue.
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As pivotal as Title II is for the internet, it's still an afterthought for most of Washington, and that may keep it at the bottom of the agenda.
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The internet company is ramping up an effort to sell pills and other goods to patients - and Chief Executive Jeff Bezos regards short-term profit as an afterthought.
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The Dolby-powered speakers are a big improvement over many of the sound systems offered up on comparable machines — which is to say they weren't entirely an afterthought.
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While in the past, Windows apps have seemed to have been something of an afterthought, the new Facebook application for Windows 10 is not at all lagging behind.
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With that being the case, it's no surprise that most of us have grown habituated to so-so Realtek audio chips spliced into motherboards like an unimportant afterthought.
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There's no show like Game of Thrones for treating the death of a major character as an afterthought so we can dwell on the suffering of a female.
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Small manufacturers are the heart of our industry, and small businesses drive our economy, so it's time for the tax code to stop treating them like an afterthought.
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By this point in the afternoon, the explosive Trump tape was commanding wall-to-wall attention in the media, so the Podesta leaks were somewhat of an afterthought.
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From the beginning, Squad has made sure users could easily block and report inappropriate behaviors and users, a feature that was an afterthought on many other social tools.
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Rather than continue treating retirement security as an afterthought, Congress could make real progress with a series of pragmatic reforms that have enjoyed bipartisan support over the years.
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But the tie became an afterthought Thursday night, as the Browns took on the New York Jets and by some kind of miracle secured a 21-17 win.
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We end on a final LED Christmas afterthought, which appears in an area farther down the driveway, one usually not subject to analysis out of respect for privacy.
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He explains how elements usually not thought of as a design tool, such as price, can be used as part of the product experience, not just an afterthought.
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Wayne's verse is almost an afterthought, but it's one of his most inspired melodies, a short flash of brilliance that's catchy enough to be a song unto itself.
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"Women's unique needs are often overlooked or considered an afterthought," Amy Fettig, the deputy director of the American Civil Liberties Union's National Prison Project, told NPR in June.
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Though introduced as a platform to stream video games, there are so many things you can watch on Twitch that it sometimes makes gaming seem like an afterthought.
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But he was nearly an afterthought thanks to Siakam, who on this night went from a leading contender for the league's Most Improved Player award to a star.
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Given that Democratic primaries in the city are usually the main event and the November general election is an afterthought, there will probably be, at most, 12 councilwomen.
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"Restaurants need to re-evaluate their cybersecurity plans regularly, and think of security as you build up your technology plans, rather than as an afterthought," the spokesperson said.
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Golden Globes The winners were almost an afterthought at the Golden Globes last night, the first major awards show held since the #MeToo movement took hold in Hollywood.
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At the same time, he is far too forgiving of Polanski, holding the story of his statutory rape case for the final pages, where it unfolds as afterthought.
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Carey was a young artist coming off her third album, "Music Box," a commercial smash, and holiday collections were then considered an afterthought, for over-the-hill acts.
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"Thus far in the campaign, foreign policy has figured as little more than an afterthought" said Andrew Bacevich, the retired Army colonel and longtime professor of international relations.
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And yet for all the emphasis companies put on diversity in recent years, the mainstream definition often neglects neurodiversity and true inclusion is sometimes treated as an afterthought.
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For years, California has been an afterthought in presidential primaries, because it usually votes long after candidates have sewn up their parties' nominations with wins in other states.
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Condemning the part of the World Cup that occurs all over the globe for two-plus years to superfluous afterthought would be to lessen the World Cup itself.
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Shortly thereafter, conservative columnist Kevin D. Williamson wrote a long takedown of Dunham in which, almost as an afterthought, he accused her of sexually molesting her little sister.
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"This is a team where the 2012 Olympic all-around champion is basically an afterthought," says Dave Lease, who runs the the figure skating and gymnastics website TSL.
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The new villain, John Pilgrim (Josh Stewart), doesn't have that same deep relationship with Frank, and while frightening, becomes more of a terrifying afterthought than a compelling villain.
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But right now, Apple's Mac lineup feels like an afterthought or a second fiddle that eventually benefits from trickled-down iOS features instead of its own platform for innovation.
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As for Cauley-Stein, after starting 39 games as a rookie, he became something of an afterthought within the Kings rotation, struggling to get minutes behind Cousins and Koufos.
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If the iPhone X fades away before the end of 2018, it will merely be an afterthought, because the vision of the future it showed will still be around.
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The HTC 10 is no afterthought: It's a well-engineered smartphone, with all the specs and capabilities of a true flagship, flavored in a style reminiscent of the brand.
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While the company has dabbled in adding more creation features to the camera, most notably stickers, it has long been an afterthought for the company's notoriously lethargic product division.
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The upright riding style is sure to appeal to riders who prefer not to be hunched over their handlebars and for whom speed and aerodynamics are just an afterthought.
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The field isn't bigger, in part, because it's not very lucrative: Insurance already reimburses mental health poorly, and addiction treatment is "an afterthought" even within mental health, per NYT.
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The latter still feels like a bit of an afterthought, though that's likely in service of ensuring that the reading experience doesn't get bogged down with too many distractions.
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Of course, many see that the success comes from the way that Fenty Beauty embraces inclusivity within the brand itself and not as simply an afterthought or marketing quirk.
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Lawmakers in both parties still complain on a regular basis that the White House treats them as an afterthought in important decisions and fails to respond to their concerns.
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The use of chemical weapons is an egregious act, but the airstrikes seem like an afterthought given the many more egregious acts that were not considered worthy of response.
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The platform is only as powerful as those willing to use it, and last week's events suggest great interest in making it a foundational document rather than an afterthought.
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While tech talent is an afterthought for most finance companies, both Bridgewater and Jane Street are known for creating an environment where engineers and traders are on equal footing.
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It's nice to have, but feels like an afterthought that Facebook added only after realizing people might be nervous about having an always-watching Facebook camera in their homes.
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And whenever Ramadan would roll around, depending on which part of the cycle I was in, my spirituality would almost always become an afterthought when put up against food.
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In this deeper quarterback draft class, though, he's become an afterthought, a victim of the NFL's extreme bias toward the most recent season at the expense of everything else.
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Instead, they taste like an afterthought of the true apple-y jícama root flavor that's been cut with a fresh sprinkle of sea salt (100% natural ingredients here y'all).
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But by the end of the East Room event, the selection of Alexander Acosta, the current dean of the law school at Florida International University, seemed like an afterthought.
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For numerous companies, security and privacy was an afterthought as they rushed to connect everything and anything to the internet and cash in on the internet of things craze.
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Technology is so pervasive that it has become an afterthought in spite of the fact that, at the risk of sounding melodramatic, it's the center of an arms race.
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She was quick to point out that the gender bias in the industry isn't willful so much as diversity remains an afterthought far more than it is a goal.
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Up to now, that has been mostly an afterthought: in the most recent year, less than a dollar went into need-based aid for every $10 put into TOPS.
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"In most campaigns, Latinos are usually an afterthought — we're explicitly saying this is a cornerstone of our campaign," said Rafael Návar, the California state director for the Sanders campaign.
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It's doubly so when your favorite store doesn't carry a cute style in your size, or when all the ones in your size were clearly treated as an afterthought.
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Invariably, the impetus for reform comes from academic leaders who insist that student success be regarded, not as an afterthought, but as a practical imperative and a moral obligation.
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