But sacrificing comfort for style is and age old adage.
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"This is an age-old debate, typically conceptualized as "infantile amnesia.
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Certainly, an age old question, which is itself a popular adage.
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The age-old solution, of course, is to invest in tailoring.
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Instead, it updates the age-old formula in smart, subtle ways.
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TC: It sort of begs the age-old signaling risk question.
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Modern science can study these age-old substances with great precision.
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New presidencies bring new opportunities to break age-old diplomatic norms.
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Ah, the age-old question: What should we eat for dinner?
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The age-old wisdom that says don't take things too personally.
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We are in the newest incarnation of this age-old struggle.
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In Washington, as the age-old adage goes, budgets determine policy.
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They use these age-old tropes to bring people into line.
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Simultaneously, age-old misconceptions pitting the environment against the economy resound.
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BIEL: The age-old question of why it takes so long.
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We are at a tipping point in an age-old story.
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The conflict between private conscience and public duty is age-old.
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A referral to a committee is an age-old procedural delay.
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It comes down to the age-old question: mountains or beach?
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An age-old problem Carbon capture is not a new idea.
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Reverend Bayes made enormous steps toward solving this age-old problem.
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So in a way, it's the age-old piracy dilemma at work.
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The development comes after Google finally relented in an age-old dispute.
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It's an age old question: Can cutting pizza ever be truly equal?
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It's an age-old adage, but it's stuck around for a reason.
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That could perpetuate the age-old pattern of overexpansion in commodities markets.
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It's that age-old question: Whom do you tip and how much?
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Pathogen sheds light on the age-old battle between man and disease.
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It's an interesting new wrinkle, mostly because it's an age-old story.
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And the age old question of to touch or not to touch?
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But the age old conference question still stands: can everybody be heard?
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It's an age old truth that comes revisited, and it's not good.
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The mafia's efforts to influence the flow of information are age-old.
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It's the age old question facing every 29-year-old, I think.
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The film's core theme concerns an age-old dance between feminine dichotomies.
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Whatever happens, age-old questions about fairness in admissions will surely endure.
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But the history of teenage tennis prodigies is an age-old story.
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That outlook prompted Anderson to trade one age-old material for another.
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Taste presents an age-old quandary: It is notoriously hard to define.
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They face an age-old collective action problem, but they are smart.
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Age-old investing folklore says that risk and return are inextricably linked.
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Elysium Health seeks to address the age-old problem of old age.
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Brexit has inverted the age-old power dynamic between Britain and Ireland.
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Now, I struggle with an age-old debacle: deciding what to eat.
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It's that age old question: Who do you tip and how much?
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It's an age-old conflict — though not between "good" and "evil" exactly.
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Gunter takes on age-old myths about vaginas with The Vagina Bible.
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Why was my diner forcing this age-old tradition to an end?
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Deadpool has done its part to revitalize age-old advertising platforms, like billboards.
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Some in the industry say they blend science with age-old healing methods.
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He is killed by police, leaving us with that age-old question: why?
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And the age-old chemistry between the two actors was revived on set.
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Seeing this snub begs the age-old question: Do teens' tastes even matter?
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Image: Keio UniversityBlack holes are the strong, silent type—an age-old enigma.
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"You're talking about the age-old story of capitalism and monopoly," he began.
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It's the age-old problem for performance art to an even higher degree.
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But there is a vast amount of truth to this age-old adage.
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"In so many ways it's the age old challenge of marketplaces," Green said.
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Rosenthal focuses on the story of mesalamine, an age-old anti-inflammatory drug
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Yelp reviews of psychics apply a modern lens to an age-old practice.
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Florence's age-old rival city has similar medieval architecture, but a scrappier feel.
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The disfigured door of an age-old local mosque has also been repaired.
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Critics said the comment echoed age-old stereotypes comparing African-Americans to monkeys.
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A Good Appetite There's an age-old problem with roasting a whole turkey.
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This is, at least, a more technical solution to an age-old problem.
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It's that age-old question, nature versus nurture, the chicken or the egg.
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He supported Mr. Katz's mission, which he said required changing age-old habits.
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Navy scraps an age-old penalty: A law that takes effect on Jan.
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Take, for instance, the age-old business of buying and selling rare books.
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And they managed to undercut an age-old American scepticism of big business.
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Tension over how candidates raise their money is an age-old political issue.
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The age-old strategy of "samizdat," clandestine self-publishing, is mobilizing once again.
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The Supreme Court has repeatedly steered clear of solving this age-old problem.
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And according to age-old Wall Street folklore, the trend is your friend.
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There's one chart that could cast doubt on an age-old market adage.
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This is an age-old battle in politics: How do you make progress?
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Whatever Magenta ultimately creates, it will no doubt reignite this age-old conversation.
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At its core, technology is supposed to create modern solutions to age-old problems.
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The dilemma Twitter is facing, though, isn't just the age-old new users vs.
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These are our favorite movies that deploy the age-old age-swap narrative trick.
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The tool isn't powerful enough to settle the age-old question of cats vs.
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Most are poor, and farm small plots of land using age-old manual techniques.
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But it goes back to the age-old advice: just get on with it.
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It's that age-old problem where young people think old people have sold out.
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It was a cultural watershed, and it pointed to age-old flaws in Hollywood.
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If he succeeds, the age-old system of checks and balances will break down.
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The practice of fasting is an age-old tradition in many societies and religions.
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"This is the age-old question, and I'm determined that it's both," he said.
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An age-old cliché holds that politicians look ahead only to the next election.
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Valeant are learning an age-old market lesson the hard way, Ms. Morgenson writes.
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But the age-old conversation about the 27-year-old continues to this day.
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Like Roots In The Soil instead follows that age-old mantra: show, don't tell.
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He went on to deliver the age-old lecture that all immigrant kids know.
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Both are new spins on an age-old Vegas tradition dating back to Liberace.
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That age-old question has taken on new relevance in the era of #MeToo.
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Technology adds some new twists to the age-old roller coaster of teenage romance.
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And yet exploding age-old ideas of manhood is hard and long-term work.
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It is no surprise that age-old tactics were used to discredit the witnesses.
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Justin Bieber's wedding to Hailey Baldwin included an age-old tradition: the garter toss.
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But around 2000 an unlikely combination of tailwinds temporarily suspended this age-old truism.
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The problem of sexual harassment, highlighted by allegations against Harvey Weinstein, is age-old.
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It's not just young university-educated professionals that are protesting this age-old tradition.
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It adapts to circumstances and seemingly new excuses for age-old prejudices to take hold.
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Many used it as an excuse to ask the age-old question: Why so serious?
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The app also adds a layer of multiplayer gaming possibilities to the age-old games.
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But an even greater impediment to his power is an age-old one: local authority.
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The age-old tradition of throwing things at public figures is still alive and well.
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The duo then tackled the age-old question of separating the art from the artist.
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A song like, 'If You Wanna Touch Her, Ask!' takes on an age-old problem.
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McConnell warned Senate Democrats they would regret the change in the age-old filibuster practices.
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Ah, the age-old debate of whether or not to wear makeup to the gym.
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Thwaites's experiment is a whacky, refreshingly un-self-serious addition to these age-old conversations.
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Think of CrunchMatch as the solution to the age-old needle-in-a-haystack scenario.
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It's Wednesday, which means it's time to revisit an age old Game of Thrones theory.
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And of course, there's the age-old known fact that happy lobsters come from Maine.
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Luckily, we, the 99 percent, have been delivered the answer to this age-old question.
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The way to stand out was definitely the age-old design mantra 'less is more'.
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Including answering that age-old question: Are you legally required to give two-weeks notice?
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As to the age-old social norms and privacy expectations of everybody else … well, tough.
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Reddit users recently gathered to discuss the age-old question from their own unique perspectives.
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Following the age-old habit, the messengers are blamed for the contents of their message.
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Mayor John Fetterman (D) of Braddock, Pa.,, also weighed in on the age-old rivalry.
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The age-old format of sharing stories in the circle is "activism 2000," she added.
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As the age-old saying goes, never judge a dating app by it's user interface.
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The methods he was using are age-old—like thousands-of-years-old baking processes.
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Looking for a solution to that age-old problem, Heather Stenlake invented the Bridal Buddy.
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Can a smartphone messaging app replace the age-old CV in the service industry sector?
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The policy shift has mired the region in the age-old jobs vs environment debate.
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Plenty of age-old techniques — meditation, fasting — can be considered a basic type of biohacking.
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But given what's at stake, the age old "next man up" adage is irrelevant here.
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In this coldly pixelated age, old-fashioned writing implements make a small but meaningful comeback.
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It's an age-old debate, and one we don't intend to resolve here anytime soon.
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The age-old issue of voter turnout finally seemed to be helping the political left.
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With Wednesday's announcement, Japan has also engaged in the age-old negotiating tactic of delay.
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It's an age-old proverb — and one Morgan Stanley says applies to the tech sector.
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By lifting these women up, we change this age old story for them and for everyone.
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But it's also just the latest iteration of the age-old allure of the transformational photo.
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To load the apps that promise frictionless cybernetic service but obscure age-old underpaid human labor.
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Jack: The desire to be a patron of the arts is an age-old human desire.
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Little Spoon will also have to contend with Plum Organics and the age-old Gerber brand.
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It's an age-old question, and now we finally have a meme that has answered it.
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"Recurrence of age-old conspiracies or tropes occurred across many of the case studies," Joseff said.
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And yet our social fabric is controlled by age-old customs that exploit and denigrate women.
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Shape spoke with trainer Courtney Paul to get to the bottom of the age-old question.
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The current installation at the Louvre by the artist JR taps into this age-old fascination.
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Lara Croft, Samus Aran — these are age-old icons of gaming on the level of Mario.
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Going "full stack" versus employing a modular system is an age-old argument, especially in tech.
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Pay yourself first is one of those age-old idioms that means both nothing and everything.
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Samsung asks the age-old question: When was he last time you admired your Phones's bezels?
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Gomez joins the age-old trend of celebrities disliking how they've been portrayed in the media.
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And the age-old tactic of "fear-based" selling does not work with intellectually savvy CISOs.
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As the age-old adage goes: The more things change, the more they stay the same.
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There are three men in this episode who are experiencing the age old "something new" phenomenon.
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These hacks yet again prove the age old principal that anything, seriously anything, can be hacked.
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He wears the outfit of the Wokebro, while filling the age-old role of the industrialist.
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Asians have to wean themselves off their age-old inertia of relying on export sales - i.e.
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" It turns out the answer to this age-old question is: "It wouldn't be very good.
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Current citizens of a country do not have the right to change an age-old nationality.
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Heidi Klum adhered to an age-old adage -- when in France, do as the French do.
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But there's one age-old piece of wisdom I've heard the most: Chocolate leads to breakouts.
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To clarify: It is not a worthy celebration to obsesses over your age, old or young.
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"There's an age-old stereotypical notion that Asian-American people don't speak up," Mr. Wong said.
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And as their number grows, so grows the age-old dream of ending human cosmic loneliness.
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Our modern incarnation of superheroes seems to have abandoned the age-old practice of catch-phrases.
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Today's article just seems like more of the same: new theories for an age-old condition.
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This age-old device is a clever way to claim a mandate without sounding self-aggrandizing.
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I feel like there are these age-old human frailties that technology can take advantage of.
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Helen's John spoke of "adulterous women" and the age-old sectarian violence of Celtic and Rangers.
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How VCs allocate their time is an age old question and the source of much curiosity.
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Her work updates the ancient art of embroidery, breathing fresh energy into an age-old handicraft.
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South Korea and Japan -- the foundation of US influence in Asia -- are reviving age-old animosity.
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That pattern suggests a particularly troubling dimension to age-old distinctions between city and rural life.
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His reason why leads us back to the age old question: Peter, what are you doing?
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But if there's one special feature aimed squarely at the romantic, it's the age-old moonphase.
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Solving this "age-old problem" took four years and cost each woman $100,000 of personal savings.
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It gleamed, like a tiny shiv you might use to slice away at age-old taboos.
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The age-old question when flying is whether or choose the aisle seat or window seat.
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This revives the age-old debate about which cookie-to-filling ratio is the winning formula.
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Declared presidential candidates often answer this age-old question like Castro did, but circumstances can change.
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Reciting poems is an age-old tradition in Iceland, dating to 9th-century Viking settlement days.
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Airbnb, too, resembles an age-old form of commerce, connecting property owners with short-term lodgers.
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They are made to age-old recipes, some 400-years-old, passed down through the generations.
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Steve-O is still living that life, still smoking pubes, still piss testing age-old urine.
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To make her headpieces, Pfanenstiel, who operates Forme Millinery, employs an age old technique called blocking.
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Despite the age-old charge of intellectual hubris, the Radical Enlightenment belief is that the universe is
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McDonald's has finally answered the age old question: does size really matter … when it comes to burgers?
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And an age-old example of that ingenuity comes in the form of a simple beer can.
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For example, if you like to think of "European" as an age-old grouping, that's deeply wrong.
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Fur, whether it's "ethically sourced" or not, tends to be the byproduct of age-old trapping methods.
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Better still, Greenwood's main motivation for traveling Down Under was based on that age-old impulse: revenge.
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Although the age-old dictum came from selling real estate, the same goes for starting a business.
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Falling into the age-old stereotype of criticizing women's looks, there were also attacks on their appearances.
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However, I think there are a ton of age old reasons we get unnoticed across all platforms.
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It's the (sort of) age-old question: who really speaks for—and represents—Islam in Britain today?
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The situation today is marked by groups of computer engineers sitting around discussing age-old philosophical problems.
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And O'Brien used the opportunity to answer an age old question: why are Batman and Superman fighting?
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It boils down to the same age-old teenage insecurities: the need to be noticed and accepted.
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We finally solved the age-old mystery: is Larry King on Team Backstreet Boys or Team *NSYNC??
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Luckily, everyone's favorite black-and-white striped beauty emporium knows the importance of this age-old mantra.
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I'm going to pose an age-old question: Are pop stars just vocalists, or are they performers?
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Buyer beware is an age-old aphorism that rings all the more true in the internet era.
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The age-old advice is to buy low, sell high, and not to buy high, sell low.
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And make sure to follow the age-old advice of downing a glass of water between drinks.
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We are crazy about the taste, the aroma, and the versatility of this smokey, age-old alcohol.
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Their marriage was based on an age-old patriarchy, and they didn't see anything wrong with it.
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But even the attempt raises the age-old question: with friends such as these, who needs enemies?
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"The milk stayed good, just like you refrigerated it," Jacob said about the age-old Russian practice.
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The fastest growing category of tech for seniors is the monitoring of an age-old problem: falls.
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Yet they still serve the same age-old purposes: to inform and persuade — and, occasionally, to misinform.
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"It disheartens me to still see so many age-old sexist practices continued and celebrated," she said.
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Research shows that this age-old strategy of offering criticism between positive comments makes the feedback confusing.
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But B.D.S. is a new name for an age-old strategy: demonizing and delegitimizing the Jewish people.
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Their wartime trials movingly illuminate age-old mortal issues: racism, sexism and the devastating effects of PTSD.
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With Sor Juana, Ms. Maya faces the age-old challenge of how to represent a writer dramatically.
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It was an age-old story: Heavy-handed tactics may hold territory, but they lose the population.
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But we're still looking for answers to the age-old question of how to pay for it.
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On this historic Saturday morning at Windsor Castle, age-old tradition mingled with unmistakable signs of change.
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"The police will also ask witnesses the age-old question: Did anyone see what happened?" he said.
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But the climate helped, since Mr. Marclay used the age-old method of exposing them in the sun.
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Age-old cooling tricks like courtyards, crossbreeze-promoting corners, eaves, porches, and other architectural features were dispensed with.
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Now, new research has complicated this age-old mystery, suggesting the real culprit was something even more toxic.
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Minorities being saved by white characters is an age old trope in film and it needs to die.
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But the age-old advice to sip water, chicken soup, or Lucozade when ill could actually be harmful.
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It reminded me of the age-old trick of using lipstick as blush when you're in a pinch.
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It's not immediately clear how Thrun's robotics background will help advance the age-old art of food preparation.
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He pulls off this imaginative feat because his focus is on age-old themes of mortality and desire.
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The Zober Hanging Purse Organizer solves the age-old problem of what to do with all your bags.
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And as that age-old saying goes, lotion stuck in your finger cracks is money and beauty wasted.
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Catholicism — and, above all, Sara and Keith's investment in giving its age-old traditions a modern, intersectional update.
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Snapchat is about to learn the age-old lesson of an eye for an eye ... through a lawsuit.
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Students honored the age-old tradition of the senior prank by streaming porn on the school's cafeteria television.
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The gift that answers the age old question: Why use regular chopsticks when you can use light sabers?
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Today, the U.S. News & World Report rankings are here with a definitive answer to that age-old question.
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I'm sure there are many reasons, but I can't help but wonder if it's an age old problem.
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That age-old mismatch is the origin of many of modern finance's intermediaries, from banks to fund managers.
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After all, what could be more off-the-grid than learning the age-old art of baking bread?
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Perhaps this is where the age old distinction of "live to eat" versus "eat to live" comes in.
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It's an age-old question, that, as Al-Khalili explains, we may finally have the technology to answer.
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But the age-old adage holds true here: small steps lead to big things over the long term.
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He was winning the age old boxer-puncher row, but yep, there was still fifteen rounds to go.
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Sounds scary, but experts have stressed that this age old question comes every time a new technology appears.
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Now, thanks to Beast Battle Simulator, we have answers to at least one of those age-old questions.
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" The group said the congressman raised "the specter of age-old stereotypes about Jewish control of our government.
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Guess the Guns N' Roses announcer hasn't heard of that age-old rivalry between Sydney and Melbourne, then?
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In an age-old tradition, many working criminals also turn to politics to protect and multiply their assets.
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Ah yes, the age-old advice so good and true that even South Park has hilariously spoofed it.
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It's ultimately congruent with an age-old adage on Wall Street: cut your losses as quickly as possible.
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The result is a company that makes an age-old product but operates like a tech start-up.
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Whether education should come before experience — or the other way around — is an age-old question (pun intended).
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Trump falls into no such category, and he is not the first fracture in the age-old molds.
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In many cultures, there is an age-old saying that wealth is made and lost in three generations.
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Dynamic duos Scientists love to study twins because they help answer age-old questions about nature vs. nurture.
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Image: Michel Spingler ((AP)We all know that age-old adage: if you don't succeed, try, try again.
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Here, she learned to quilt with her grandmother, practicing an age old folk tradition typical of the region.
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Hamilton dreamed of producing data that could be used to solve some of those age-old curling debates.
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They use age-old lithium-ion battery technology that the 1996 Motorola StarTac used almost 20 years ago.
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It truly would be a shame if more people had to die because of some age-old prejudice.
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With the practice comes an age-old Green Bay tradition: riding young fans' bikes to the practice field.
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Will they look for a new answer to the age-old question: How to get to 50.1 percent?
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So I thought if somehow we could eliminate that space, then we've maybe solved this age-old problem.
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Recognition and respect for personal freedom in a modern polity is an extension of that age-old wisdom.
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The former spokesman for Israel's foreign ministry suggested Spicer's line was age-old diplomatic code for "not now".
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Mister Softee has posed the age-old ice cream question across the U.S. for more than 60 years.
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So Mr. Eng set off on a quest to try and recreate the shop's age-old family recipes.
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The age-old custom in Pakistan for warding off evil and bad luck is simple: Slaughter an animal.
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This week, two TV shows turned to an age-old device to zap new life into their stories.
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The lack of hard legal protection is why Tian emphasizes the importance of cherishing the age-old ethical codes.
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Anaya also envisioned a cutting-edge solution — blockchain encryption technology — to help fight the age-old problem of corruption.
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PAVLICH: Well, it&aposs the age-old question, are cats smarter than dogs or are dogs smarter than cats?
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In the master suite, the couple quibbles over an age-old dispute: whose side of the bed is whose.
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There is substantial evidence to suggest that this practice, while age-old, is not actually prescribed in the Koran.
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It stops the age-old mistake of prosecuting victims -- prostituted persons -- and puts the criminal onus on the victimizers.
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Each of these examples is, in its own way, a distillation of age-old policing mechanisms and double standards.
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Mr Moore takes groups of them into the outback to immerse them in age-old, long-lost cultural practices.
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Somewhere along the way, the age-old canine cells may have reinvented the device to extend their own longevity.
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If the cemetery of suggestions is too much for you, the age-old block might need to be deployed.
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Finally, she reveals the answer to the age-old question: Which of your five sisters' closets would you raid?
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It's the #MeToo era version of "boys will be boys," the age-old line condoning men treating women badly.
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We are so used to taking for granted that liberalism is an age-old and venerable Anglo-American tradition.
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In between verses, the host asked his guest the age old question: what do the track's lyrics really mean?
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They have a bad rep from an age-old and completely upside-down debate about "command-and-control" policy.
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So, it makes sense why the age-old surfwear brand tapped Sariñana's creative juices for this fun summer collab.
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There are plenty of videos beyond room tours that will teach you the basics of the age-old lifestyle.
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So is camera-less photography simply an extension of the age-old art, or its own, entirely new discipline?
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This also answers the age-old question "What do I do?" when the stock market appears to be swooning.
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And, when it comes to the age-old idea of "dressing for your body type," Blue gives zero fucks.
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You know that age-old question: What famous people would you invite to a dinner party, dead or alive?
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Leonardo DiCaprio has offered his take on an age-old Titanic question related to his character Jack Dawson's death.
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It's an age-old story, but I was suffocating and when I found a way out, I took it.
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The British decision on June 23rd to leave the European Union is the legacy of Europe's age-old divisions.
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Now, Fine Gael will stay in power only with external support from its age-old rival party, Fianna Fail.
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It is an age-old story, the animating force of every bildungsroman and fantasy novel: how one becomes oneself.
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The Brussels Beer Project first revived this age-old recipe with a beer made from recycled bread called Babylone.
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The myth of the young entrepreneur is an age-old image, but perhaps one whose number is finally up.
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The justices will have to wrestle with the age-old challenge of maintaining public confidence in American capital punishment.
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Presumably, investigators also want the answer to that age-old question of crime-solving: Why did you do it?
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Smelling opportunity, Purdue employed an age-old strategy drug manufacturers use to block competition and keep their prices high.
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But she does have a theory as to why the age-old question exists — in her case, at least.
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The abundant keys suggest an age-old yearning for freedom and release, but also lost homes and forgotten histories.
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First, RuPaul asked Gigi Hadid the age-old question: Would you rather hang out with drag queens or supermodels?
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That said, there are still some situations in which age-old wine can be considered a cause for concern.
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This is an age-old tendency, and this is exactly why there is a constitutional limit imposed on power.
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It's an age-old debate, and the resulting paper from Queen's University in Ontario, Canada, seeks to settle it.
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Qandeel, with her kohl-rimmed eyes and whispering sexual soliloquies, challenged the age-old hierarchies of modern-day Pakistan.
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It was improvements in housing and sanitation that improved our chances in the age-old war against infectious disease.
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It turns out, this is an age-old problem — even Socrates and Plato talked about it 2,500 years ago.
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Parading the accused and the condemned before the citizenry is an age-old tactic used by those holding power.
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I mean, it's the age-old dilemma of being known for doing a certain thing in a certain way.
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The agency said this is an "age-old" problem that affects all railroads in the Northeast in the fall.
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Nazario, who also lives in New York City, kept the clothing timeless ("It's an age-old tale," he says).
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All are trying to solve an age-old problem with new technologies that experts say are still mostly unproven.
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University of Michigan researcher Julia R. Lippman conducted a study to answer an age-old question: creepy or romantic?
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In a measured tone, he offers his viewers lessons on the age-old perfidy of the West toward Russia.
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They have also shone a light on age-old preferences for the children of wealthy donors and legacy students.
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This age-old question remains vital at a time when the National Security Agency (NSA) has accumulated incredible power.
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This leads us to an age-old sports question: How much should collective success factor into an individual award?
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In many ways, her speech is the roadmap to follow the age-old advice to do what you love.
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The helpful science folks behind the YouTube channel Reaction decided to tackle this age-old mystery in a video.
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And, after Indiana University student Kevin Nichols recorded himself playing the age-old "too slow!" handshake prank on Sen.
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There's an age-old problem to watch out for: Predictions derived from science can be used for really silly ends.
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When you find yourself in this situation, you're going to have to rely on that age-old concept of prioritization.
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All 23 have routinely been brought up in the age-old "Who's the greatest running back of all time?" debate.
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It's an age-old cliche, but there are times in life when people need a literal shoulder to cry on.
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TV host Richard Osman is about to officially answer this age old question with the World Cup of Biscuits tournament.
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But a 2017 study finally put an end to this tired, age-old idea that women's periods make them incompetent.
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Threatening kids with their Christmas gifts in an attempt to get them to behave is an age-old holiday tradition.
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The footage, which only shows the aftermath of the incident, sparked age-old conversations about over-policing in black communities.
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It's an age-old question: If you had to choose between more time and more money, what would it be?
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That afternoon we pressed on northwest from Sossusvlei toward the Atlantic coast — but first, an age-old rite of passage.
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Opioids for the masses The target in sight involved solving some of the age-old problems of supply and demand.
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Photo: GettyOn Tuesday, The New York Times decided to reignite the age old debate of walking versus standing on escalators.
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The dating app takes the age-old concept of swiping and applies it to things like cilantro and Donald Trump.
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Watchable is hoping to get viewers hooked to its new series with one simple, age-old question: Would You Rather?
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It's that formula that makes developer IO Interactive's new episodic format so much more appealing for the age-old franchise.
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If the answer to that question is "yes" then the Freewrite is the ultimate solution to that age-old problem.
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Their respective styles of songwriting mirror the age-old philosophical ponderings of Aristotle and Oscar Wilde: Does art imitate life?
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Unwellness is a new column that looks to alternative, new-age therapies to ease the age-old anxiety of existence.
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Kate Beckinsale says she has always been an animal lover, but when it comes to the age-old cats vs.
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The startup toy company Sphero appears to be employing this age-old idiom to its latest product, the Sphero Bolt.
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I finally intercept the two well-dressed bearded men, thanks to the age-old technique of asking for a light.
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"This was an age-old and classic tale of quid-pro-quo corruption," Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara told reporters.
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Twitter lost out to Amazon for this season's rights, raising the age-old question: Is it the end of Twitter?
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It becomes other, bigger things almost by necessity: a political statement, and a modern, public counterweight to age-old prejudice.
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As a Muslim hijra, Anjum practices her Islamic faith while also inhabiting a queerness defined by age-old Hindu tradition.
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It may sound bizarre to us — turn back to age-old tradition and you will have Coca-Cola and Frigidaires.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Rap songs about getting rich are an age-old, time-honored art form.
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But the segment felt like the age-old tactic of letting minorities voice concerns without addressing the issues they raise.
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The age-old cliché of Santa stumbling out of a bar — that's the antithesis of what I'm trying to do.
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This week I've invited the writer Bethany Biron to explain how to avoid that age-old problem: red wine mouth.
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You'll even detect the same age-old tension between insider and outsider, though the boundaries are a little less fraught.
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As the world once again contends with this age-old enemy, it is not enough to refrain from empowering it.
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To judge by its plot summary, "Early Work" is about the age-old drama of ethics getting steamrollered by desire.
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But age-old tensions between the fast-moving House and plodding Senate percolated just hours into their three-day gathering.
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There are ample reasons besides age-old reputational disputes to be intrigued by this elusive figure with his enigmatic smile.
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History has painted her as an interloper -- a royal consort version of the age-old caricature of the femme fatale.
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"Many of these age-old tactics continue to be the go-to ways to attack accusers in court," Tuerkheimer said.
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Wladimir Klitschko has responded to an age-old question in combat sports — which is tougher, mixed martial arts or boxing?
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The age-old David and Goliath story has instilled in us one important life lesson — that bigger isn't always better.
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From mushroom tea to weed brownies, whipping up a special dish containing mind-altering ingredients is an age-old tradition.
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Market Report Inspired by the fall/winter 2018 runways, a handful of new updates on the age-old winter staple.
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I think there's this age-old thing about humans, where they want to feel like a member of a community.
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I mean, you know, it's the age-old — which is sexist for me to say — but women are better communicators.
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To make matters worse, Cheryl pressures Archie and Veronica into going through the age old tradition of 7 minutes in heaven.
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As the fallout over the killing of Saudi journalist and U.S. resident Jamal Khashoggi continues, age-old alliances are being tested.
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The White House is the oldest public building in the nation's capital — and with that comes an age-old problem: pests.
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It was a variation on an age-old tale: sometimes all you need to bring down a giant is a slingshot.
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Gendry and Arya are said to resemble Robert and Lyanna, and their own marriage could settle this age-old romantic snub.
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At long last, a solution that takes the guesswork out of an age-old question: Which dog do I look like?
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I guess it's the age-old "turning the ugly into something beautiful or interesting," or shining a different light on things.
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Whatever the truth, we now have an answer to the age-old question: When is a woman a basket of flowers?
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It's an age-old debate: is the hot dog — a meat tube resting in a partially-sealed bread pocket — a sandwich?
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Microsoft developed the drivers itself specifically to address the age-old problem of bad Windows trackpads, and it was largely successful.
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At its best, however, Nintendo manages to put a fresh spin on the age-old genre, as is the case here.
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What Logitech has achieved with the G840 mouse pad is the thoughtful application of modern technology to an age-old problem.
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The age-old inquiry probably hasn't stopped anyone from adding another gold stud to their constellation piercing — but still, we wonder.
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It was a welcome sign of a policymaker's willingness to question age-old assumptions that have dictated policy and affected millions.
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Strip away the counterfactual wrapping and "Machines Like Me" is ultimately about the age-old question of what makes people human.
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On the other side of the DMZ, South Korea has largely given up the age-old practice of eating dog meat.
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Light saber chopsticks The gift that answers the age old question: Why use regular chopsticks when you can use light sabers?
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And Redick lived up to the age-old "shooters shoot" mantra by knocking down 75% of his attempts for 17 points.
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Even though no one really eats much whale in Japan, hunting them is an age-old practice that goes back centuries.
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He says the mix of terror and euphoria Huggins describes lines up with age-old descriptions of humans encountering the sacred.
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It's an age-old debating trick: Stack the audience, and watch how they sway the voters (especially the voters at home).
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"There's this age-old lore that millennials don't want to buy things," Jeremy Wacksman, Zillow Group Chief Marketing Officer, tells Refinery29.
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It is the modern manifestation of the age-old conflict between privacy versus security, playing out in our pockets and palms.
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Companies are flooding into the space, promising to solve age-old problems by revolutionizing how prescription drugs are made and sold.
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But Mr. Levy was then confronted with that age-old show business conundrum: How do you prevent yourself from being pigeonholed?
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Valeant investors are learning an age-old market lesson the hard way: A company's assets may shrink but its debt doesn't.
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Self-taught in the age-old art, the Japanese artist is an exceptional example of keeping tradition alive among the youth.
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Suicide is an age-old problem, one that is unlikely to be solved with any individual policy changes or technological innovations.
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So using alcohol to try and overcome that is definitely an age-old thing and works in a totally moderate way.
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While these terms roughly correspond to the age-old dichotomy between individualism and collectivism, they are not synonymous with those terms.
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And when it comes to the age-old (by which I mean, decade-old) upper-middle-class debate over preschool philosophies?
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The age-old tradition has become an unexpected lifesaver for another big problem among women of the Kuria tribe—domestic violence.
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In closing arguments, his lawyer offered a ghastly, age-old defense: that the girl had invited the attack with her attire.
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The youth of Mr. Jimenez's confederates stood out to officers more used to watching for veterans of the age-old crime.
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Piggybacking on that theme, Justice Stephen Breyer echoed the age-old worry that judges aren't equipped to handle dicey political disputes.
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Now a high-tech camera could solve the age-old question: is there -- or has there ever been -- life on Mars?
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For inspiration, Mengham likes to visit the Neolithic tombs scattered across the English countryside, searching for examples of age-old craftsmanship.
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But the consequences of the Afrin offensive are broader than the age-old rivalry between Kurdish armed groups and the Turks.
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It's definitely an impressive piece of hardware, but sadly, it still suffers from the age-old problem of low battery life.
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Tapping into the age-old romance of shipwrecks, he and his patron are embarking on a giant artistic and financial gamble.
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"It's that age-old gimmick that Congress always does when there's something that's unpleasant, they push it way out," Antos said.
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Abrasive humor suited him as a defense, an age-old story shared by many people who use humor for a living.
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In an age-old scam, a fraudster will phone an ordinary consumer and tell them their computer is infected with malware.
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And it has raised questions — some new, some age-old — about how and why some chefs, and not others, achieve celebrity.
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The Haggler A few pugnacious companies out there are skeptical about the age-old maxim that the customer is always right.
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Bonnie Pollak, New York RE: ON SPORTS Jay Caspian Kang parsed an age-old question: Should athletes just stick to sports?
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This may seem like an age old pattern of both parties regularly switching control, but it is actually historically quite unusual.
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It is an age-old problem in Pakistani politics, and one that has previously led the country down more aggressive paths.
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She also took on the age-old role of the West African singer as a societal memory conscience, offering virtuous advice.
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"Investors need to ignore the age-old theory on Wall Street that higher oil prices are negative for airlines," said Maley.
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Unlike some others in the Swiss watchmaking industry, he said he was comfortable combining new technology with age-old horological traditions.
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Jaffa, the age-old Abbott to youthful Tel Aviv's Costello, is an ancient port in the midst of a luxury renaissance.
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The woman's hands gesture as if she were performing the age-old trick of pulling a rabbit out of a hat.
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For at least one archivist, these videos are just the latest version of age-old problems like fraud, manipulated media, and propaganda.
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We will have to pour one out for British teens, for whom this age-old rite of passage may be no longer.
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This is obviously an age-old debate, but it's been kicked off again recently by a nationwide poll carried out by YouGov.
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The question now is the age-old diplomatic conundrum: Can they forge an outcome that gives both the option to declare victory?
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These images aren't just propagating false information, they're reinforcing an age-old stigma that women on their period are weak and vulnerable.
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At issue is an age-old dilemma: which is better, remembering or forgetting, the pain of recollection or the escape of oblivion?
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The book's tongue-in-cheek title aims to take down the age-old myth that success is something that just happens spontaneously.
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The difference in the two candidates' approach comes down to that age-old question: To means test or not to means test?
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But these age-old questions have been transformed by today's social media landscape, where superfans are emboldened by the celebrity twitter cycle.
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Couples everywhere pretend to hate the age-old tradition, but still feel obligated to come up with a gift come February 403th.
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Spanning more than forty years, the freestanding pieces are about that age-old issue: how does something rise up off the ground?
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No company has taken the age-old tools of discovery and communication—quests, voyages and messages—and made them more widely available.
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Rather than getting a dancefloor heaving, their role is to provide a fitting soundtrack for the age-old form of erotic titillation.
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Once or twice a week market towns such as Ludlow and Knighton resound to the age-old sounds of a sheep auction.
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It revolves around the age-old traditions of an isolated monastery, but it exemplifies the scepticism sometimes aroused by Western heritage programmes.
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I'll readily admit that the age-old dispute over the gender of the Italian arancini—when singular, is it arancino or arancina?
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Of course, it raises the age-old question of: Should we date based on what we like or what we are like?
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In Dread & Delight: Fairy Tales in an Anxious World, 21 artists draw on age-old fantasy stories to explore contemporary social issues.
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Since the age-old Coca-Cola formula is rarely tweaked, the soda giant mostly counts on big marketing efforts to drive sales.
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Rainwater harvesting, an age-old technique for capturing monsoon run-off, can provide the country with reliable water supplies throughout the year.
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And lately, LeClerc said, they've been particularly keen on startups finding new ways to apply the age-old technology known as fermentation.
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Moss's approach to musical presentation may sound quietistic, but it has often challenged the age-old, trance-inducing routines of classical performance.
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Supplies When Kanye West tweeted about a friend's financial burden buying books, he rekindled an age-old complaint: Textbooks cost too much.
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One danger of the new city may be the age-old faith that technology makes things better, and more tech is best.
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The flying arrangement broke with an age-old campaign tradition of the "Boys on the Bus" (or the plane), and with Mrs.
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Now, farmers are adapting the age-old elixirs — a dash of ginseng here, a speck of licorice there — for use on livestock.
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That spring, when the first Roundup Ready soybeans sprouted, it was as if the age-old problem of weeds had been solved.
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Online imagery allows adolescents to observe one another in detail and gives unprecedented power to the age-old teenage preoccupation with appearance.
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On some level his songs are all age-old tales, but put together in his own exacting way, which makes them new.
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"Westworld" is engaging in the age-old philosophical debate over free will versus determinism, which is a favorite among science-fiction writers.
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The art of deceiving fans to sell music is an age-old, and incredibly effective, technique that I'm not here to criticize.
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Diamond Reef's frozen take (the Penichillin) employs an age-old principle: anything is more fun when tossed into a slushy machine. ♦
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So the officials have decided to try a digital solution to their age-old problem, starting with Giotto's bell tower, the Campanile.
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Marvel's The Defenders is a show about that age-old adage: The best teams are greater than the sum of their parts.
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In fact, portfolio insurance was just a repackaged version of the age-old practice of selling when the market started to fall.
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It's generating the age-old criticisms of the art market, probably being sifted through or strained through a different overall political approach.
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It aims to solve the age-old couple's nightly battle of who-gets-to-put-whose-icy-hands-on-whose-warm-back.
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The study still offers insight into an age-old trope that suggests younger generations are inherently more self-centered than older ones.
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Some critics say that Jewdas's name, and antics, risk stoking age-old myths and hatreds that have led to anti-Semitic violence.
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Life for the nomads became increasingly difficult as they struggled to adapt their age-old survival strategies to their newly restricted territory.
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Following his country's age-old approach towards its southern neighbor, Putin has no qualms undermining Turkish security when Ankara challenges his designs.
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The boy band revisited the age-old question in a video on Twitter, posing several theories as to what "it" could be.
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So congratulations, Kris Jenner, for solving the age-old, seemingly unsolvable problem of how to shop for your family during the holidays.
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He employed shopworn tropes, racist and homophobic language, age-old myths about Chinese food, and ignorant attitudes about Chinatown and Asian Americans.
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But others were put off by how his campaign deployed an age-old trope in American political theater — the silent, supportive wife.
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It's a monster story that also appears to combine tropes from home invasion horror and the age-old trope of the doppelgänger.
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We seem to be entering a new phase of discovery in an age-old quest to determine if there is life beyond Earth.
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This age-old practice recently saw a social media resurgence, with dozens of Facebook users posting their own semi-nude plant photos online.
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Now we're at a crucial point in urban planning because some of our age-old systems have been upended by innovation or economics.
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"As alleged, Roper and Serrano helped feed this devastating surge of opioid addictions by tapping into another age-old addiction, greed," he said.
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It's understandable that Rolls-Royce and other carmakers continue to resist the pop cultural slang reference to this age old, yet distinctive feature.
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It's the age-old problem of the algorithm: It gives us so little credit about what we actually want to see and read.
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The age-old market mantra "sell in May and go away" warns investors of the typically volatile May-through-October period for stocks.
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Spending rules do, however, pose a philosophical riddle: they require policymakers to settle the age-old question of the proper size of government.
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"I always wanted to plug into new technologies and make my wedding a modern-day experience, yet with age-old traditions," she says.
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In 2000, in his book "The America we Deserve," he advocated allowing east Europeans to settle their age-old conflicts without American intervention.
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But, as the age-old adage declares, a picture is worth a thousand words, which means GIFs are worth at least a million.
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The other side: In an appearance on ESPN's "Get Up," Charles Barkley dropped the age-old "rich people can't be unhappy" argument. Classic.
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When you hear the words ethics and autonomous vehicles, the age-old and often overused "trolley problem" thought experiment might spring to mind.
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By insisting on "alternative facts" and trying to make us believe him, he and his troops are exhibiting an age-old human tendency.
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But it wasn't until recently that researchers began asking whether our age-old obsession with mead's healing properties might have a scientific basis.
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In an attempt to ring in the new year, many go for the age-old tradition of accompanying the transition with a kiss.
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The age-old practice, allows a Muslim man to divorce his wife by simply saying the Arabic word for divorce, "talaq", three times.
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The age-old regulation restricts a cab from pickling up and dropping passengers during the course of a ride on a particular route.
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But there's an age-old debate, especially in the United States, over using embryos for scientific research, that has higher stakes than ever.
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She was referring to the age-old saying, of course: Beer before liquor, never been sicker; liquor before beer, you're in the clear.
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Investing in this approach to attacking TB will finally give the world an edge over this age-old scourge that kills the most.
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The age-old system's three groups are the upper castes, other backward classes and scheduled castes, further divided into sub-groups and communities.
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The age-old lingerie player is facing increased competition from more millennial-focused brands like American Eagle's Aerie division, Adore Me and ThirdLove.
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They were politicians who helped found a state whose age-old divisions have plunged a 21st century nation into the grip of disaster.
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Still, the age-old dispute rages on—even in feminism, where the debate over whether sports should remain segregated remains a sticky subject.
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We finally have a definitive answer to the age-old question over whether the 1988 action classic "Die Hard" is a Christmas movie.
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There's been an age-old practice of holding the actions of some black people as indicative of the actions of all black people.
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By centering on the human figures, the engraving embraces the age-old belief that the natural world exists only to serve human needs.
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If you're looking to add a splash of modern to the age-old tradition, there are plenty of ways to do it creatively.
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The fact of the matter is that this all stems from the age-old human instinct to fear things they do not understand.
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Luckily, there's a simple solution to this age-old dilemma, and it'll save you from having to peel a bunch of tubers, too.
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It's a modern take on Bialetti's age-old design that combines the tried and true moka pot technique with an electric heating element.
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Dr. Peterson said it confirms an age-old adage: Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince and dinner like a pauper.
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I was sitting a foot away on a small couch fitted with a plastic slipcover inside a brothel, witnessing this age-old transaction.
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Economic growth is now so glaringly concentrated in certain urban areas that it has reignited the age-old debate over staying vs. going.
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As with other minorities, Mr. Trump is not above indulging in glib, often hurtful stereotypes, like the age-old trope of greedy Jews.
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At home later that night, recovering from the abuse his body had sustained, Rittidet faced an age-old fighter's dilemma, bordering on existential.
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His contempt was aimed at those politicians who would use sophisticated versions of the age-old arts of double-think, propaganda and deceit.
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It's the age-old processes of artistic evolution — remembering, refining, borrowing, hybridizing, testing, personalizing — accelerated to digital speed and transformed by digital access.
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Together they consider the age-old question, Should we have a baby even though the world is a capitalist, violent, immoral death trap?
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But before the great promise of multitasking on the road can be realized, we need to overcome an age-old problem: motion sickness.
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It's an age-old tactic: save the women and children, especially the white women, from erotic media, consensual sex work, and sexual predators.
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This suction cup spoon rest solves the age-old problem of where to leave our cooking utensils without getting them caked in germs.
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As Schrier put it, the age-old tactic of dismissing science by touting a lack of scientific expertise isn't going to fly anymore.
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Skyward touches on age-old tropes of adults not believing children; the grown-ups always have a convenient excuse for anything eerie going on.
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Advertisers still default to the age-old philosophy that sex sells, and they still have a tendency to use sex in marketing their products.
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"This feeling doesn't go away / I feel it moving through me"—that lyric, for me, became the pinnacle of that age-old sentiment: same.
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"People falling in love with each other and staying married to someone else and having romantic relationships: It's an age old story," she contends.
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But the merely implied explanation still leaves the age-old question of "what does a fish-man dick look like?" wide open for speculation.
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Part of the answer comes in the age-old debate of separating the artist from the man, which musicologist Charlie Harding is all about.
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In the war of politics, this power to deploy forces comes from gerrymandering, the age-old practice of manipulating voting districts for partisan gain.
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Throwing out the "have you been busy?" line to your driver is an age old way to break the ice during uncomfortable taxi rides.
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Dating Lessons relies on lazy, age-old stereotypes that treat women as an amorphous unit, not to mention it's extremely heteronormative and male-focused.
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"In democracies, the electoral process is a subtle and elaborate substitute for combat, the age-old way of settling struggles for power," he wrote.
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Instead she's transforming the face of an age-old, international empire and signaling a new beginning to a story we all thought we knew.
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They get little respect from age-old nicknames based on the fold of slippery reddish-brown skin that gives them the look of lasagna.
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The music video tells the age-old tale of a man who decides he'd rather use his shovel for rocking out instead of shoveling.
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A new art project, as seen on FastCo Design, solves our age-old struggle with walls by embedding circuitry in wallpaper, using conductive inks.
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So when Facebook says — caught fencing Kremlin lies — "we just didn't think of that" it's a truly illiterate response to an age-old problem.
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The battle over noncompetes is a modern-day rendition of an age-old trope: the big corporation versus the little employee; Goliath versus David.
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Fans chanted "F*ck Nike" and models threw up Black Power fists This age-old sportswear rivalry just got taken to the next level.
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But he certainly hasn't gone rogue: Like its predecessors, the film's foundation is the age-old battle between good and evil, the Rebellion vs.
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Add to that the age-old problem of enforcing supply discipline, in which commitments may appear strong on paper but prove porous in practice.
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Some of Keyes' best tips for booking cheap flights draw on pieces of age-old air travel advice, while others we've never heard before.
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Savannah Guthrie, fresh from maternity leave, begged the age old question, responding to an Eater opinion piece that denied the cake status of cheesecake.
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As Disney keeps digging into its fairytale archives, yet another age-old classic is being brought to life:1955's Lady And The Tramp.
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When the workplace gossip app Blind expanded its product's availability earlier this summer, it got the word out via an age-old tactic: advertising.
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B. These days, the conversation around organized religion has shifted from age-old doctrine to the impact of its teachings outside the church walls.
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One of the eight notes in Slender: The Eight Pages Some of the internet legend's virality comes down to age-old mainstays of horror.
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It's an age-old public health question — how to preserve people's ability to make their own choices while encouraging them to make good ones.
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Memes have finally caught up to the age-old adage, "Whoever smelt it, dealt it" with a little help from human enigma Eric Andre.
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Francis called the age-old bureaucratic practice of promoting someone to get them out of the way was "a cancer" that had to end.
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The candidates were playing off an age-old assumption that if a man's hands were small so must be the size of his penis.
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TC: And for the age-old question, how do you keep these professionals on the network once they've found comfortable new relationships with clients?
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The name has become a key part of her online personality, continuing to poke needles into an age-old stereotype about black female domesticity.
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It also said Dickert has sown confusion by touting his restaurant's "age old family tradition" continuing "since 1887" in its marketing materials and logo.
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The Framers were thus preoccupied with stemming corruption—an age-old challenge made all the more urgent by the Founders' experience under British rule.
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And that's another point… The age-old adage "you can catch more flies with honey than vinegar" applies tenfold when you are an expat.
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Dots launched out of betaworks back in 2013 with a very simple, very beautiful mobile version of the age-old game, connect the dots.
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The U.S. Supreme Court will soon rule on cases involving gerrymandering—the age-old practice of drawing district lines to help one's political fortunes.
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He connected, in post-war America, to the age-old struggle of the bible's prophets for justice for all persecuted people, including African-Americans.
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But if you have the patience to study the age-old fundamentals of building massive wealth, you will likely succeed in building massive wealth.
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His central message is a thoroughgoing critique of modern liberal culture, which he views as suicidal in its eagerness to upend age-old verities.
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If you're looking for a great wood burning fire pit, might I recommend you heed the age-old advice that simpler is always better?
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It's an age-old public health question — how to preserve people's ability to make their own choices while encouraging them to make good ones.
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Most public school dress codes center around the age-old fingertip rule: that shorts, skirts, and dresses cannot reach higher than the student's fingertips.
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The media has no doubt continued the colonial legacy, playing its part in reducing age-old religions to hocus pocus and rag doll pricking.
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It's the age-old dilemma: If a decent guy offers to help carry your groceries to your door and you refuse, you're a bitch.
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This forms the core difficulty of the game: By default, the age-old story rolls on, a sea of blood flowing in its wake.
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Plus it offered a new take on age-old unresolved questions in the black community: Do we blindly support black people at any cost?
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At heart, these apps are a tech-enhanced variation on the age-old rhythm method, also known as the fertility awareness method or FAM.
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His story reveals that despite advances in technology and science, human nature and human relationships are still fraught with age-old conflicts and hardship.
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These tensions pose a thorny question: To what degree can — and should — age-old religious traditions adapt to survive in a rapidly evolving world?
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I also asked him the age-old question of how to avoid mosquito bites (the key, he says, has to do with our feet).
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And he realized that, just as he had forgotten the richness of his culture, the village, too, was slowly losing its age-old traditions.
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Landless Dalits are at the bottom of the age-old social hierarchy, making them vulnerable to bias and deadly attacks by upper-caste Hindus.
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Such machines will then face an age-old problem of moral philosophy: how to apportion benefits and costs among different individuals with conflicting desires.
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So, too, was the age-old attraction of violent combat between men, the bloodlust we pretty up with smiling ring girls and tuxedoed announcers.
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Between mid-September and the week ending March 18, more than 15,370 cases of the age-old killer were reported to Public Health England.
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He worried that the bully in Bedminster may feel that the bully in Pyongyang is "attacking his manhood," an age-old trigger for war.
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By tweaking the genes that are already there, we can help crops resist and ultimately defeat the age-old threats of diseases and pests.
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Wirth said that "efficiency" is the "age old story" of the oil industry, and that companies cannot rely on high oil prices for profits.
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At the foundry, Mr. Aceves retouches waxes and refashions pieces alongside the artisans who cast his creations, continuing the region's age-old collaborative tradition.
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The Papillon ring, perhaps the closest thing Mr. Spiro has to a signature piece, pays tribute to that age-old high-jewelry motif: butterflies.
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News organizations know their decisions about how to describe a modern group with an age-old racist message will shape how Americans understood it.
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He uses analogue, age-old darkroom techniques like putting the film through hot developer to produce massive grain in the resulting hazy photo image.
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As middle-class stability becomes less assured, and new social norms challenge age-old wedding dogmas, both brides and businesses are betting on alternatives.
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Team collaboration app Slack is adding a subtle but important feature to its service today that borrows from age-old chat traditions: the status message.
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So much of PR is about learning the ropes and mastering the inner-workings of a complex system that's built on age-old best practices.
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These forums get at an age-old tension online: can anyone draw a line between distributing essential, hard-to-find cultural relics and digital piracy?
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The idea of the shoot was to dig into the age-old traditions of our country, and the Pushkar Mela seemed like the perfect fit.
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Vinegar and lemon are age-old beauty secrets, and their glories have recently been sung by people like Karolina Kurkova, Scarlett Johansson, and Hilary Duff.
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The Carrying, Pain Woman Takes Your Keys, and A Certain Loneliness implore us to throw out age-old myths about pain, chronic illness, and disability.
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"Uber is destroying our age-old profession with unfair competition," said Antonio Barbosa, who traveled 26 hours from the northern state of Bahia to protest.
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The romantic holiday poses an awkward age-old question that has been made even more of the elephant in the room thanks to dating apps.
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The book seeks to answer that age old question "where do we come from?" as Christian explores everything from the big bang to nuclear war.
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I looked around and said, lots of people are trying to transform all of these age-old industries, and retail is one of the oldest.
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This is all part of an age-old battle between what's accurate and what people like to look at, and there's really no right answer.
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They were among a telling handful of designers romancing the corset, that age-old emblem of coy femininity, reviving it from its yearslong fainting spell.
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This age-old question has so stymied the 91-year-old monarch's subjects that it even inspired a 2007 book, What's in the Queen's Handbag?
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It's a story of stunning progress that shows what we can do when we harness human will and ingenuity to confront this age-old enemy.
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Kanye West follows the age-old rule for a boss -- when you work hard, you play hard ... and that especially goes for the Yeezy team.
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You're just acting out an age-old performance of power, maybe one you feel less and less comfortable doing out in the world these days.
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These Jewish activists are linking arms with everyone else affected by this Trump-era intensifying of age-old prejudices, and that's our only way forward.
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It's an age-old beauty problem that even occasional blogger John Mayer knows about: Often, you lose too much makeup to your brushes before applying.
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Back in 2016, RuPaul tweeted the same age old advice: If prompted to update Adobe Flash by a pop-up window, DO NOT CLICK THROUGH.
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And it clearly draws on the age-old trope of the doppelgänger, or double; in some cultures, seeing your doppelgänger is a harbinger of death.
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Cox hopes that with the help of gene-editing technology, scientists will soon be able to devise new therapies for treating this age-old ailment.
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This age-old question has so stymied the 92-year-old monarch's subjects that it even inspired a 2007 book, What's in the Queen's Handbag?
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This age-old question has so stymied the 91-year-old monarch's subjects that it even inspired a 2007 book, What's in the Queen's Handbag?
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At the same time, they staged a virtual mutiny, disrupted the age-old GM design process and created a vision of future Buicks worth remembering.
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My story will seem to be an age-old tale: boy meets girl, boy falls for girl, then boy cheats on girl (stupid boy / men).
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"To be fair, some milk questions and myths may make us smile," the center wrote on its website to clarify the age-old cow conundrum.
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It's the age-old business question, but when the buy added up to billions of dollars, it was, perhaps, the question for Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg.
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It represents a radical shift in how geologists use up-to-the-minute tools—satellite data, aerial surveys, computer simulations—to fathom age-old processes.
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LONDON — The age-old sarcastic expression "as useful as a chocolate teapot," has always been a brilliant quip for telling someone they're a bit rubbish.
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I hope the film is balanced enough in its objectivity, that people walk away thinking vigilantism isn't the only answer to an age old issue.
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Black Lives Matter organizers hold the same values of America's age-old enemies, who have always fought the ideals of our Constitution and our nation.
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Do this and the next time someone asks you the age-old "So, what do you do?" question, you'll be able to answer with confidence.
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Most recently, they've rekindled their age-old rivalry with Panda Express by rolling out their own, allegedly better version of Panda's signature dish: orange chicken.
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The people of the community who remain in its confines are routinely treated as criminals, only proving the city's age-old neglect of Regent Park.
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Age-old hatreds have been married to the most modern means of communication, making them only a click away with a phone, tablet or laptop.
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This is an age-old problem, but when you can just go back and "fix" things, it undermines the 2 1/2 hours you invested.
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Some of the tension is rooted in the age-old battle between those who work for incremental remedies and those who reach for fundamental change.
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For it seems to me, watching such a film, that the age-old question of what it is to be her goes unasked once more.
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Let me take a step back and talk about the age-old issue of wrap rage and the most frustrating of its' devices: Clamshell packaging.
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Maybe its obsession with its shape is one of many age-old ways that Texas likes to separate itself from the rest of the states.
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It's the age old question you ask yourself as you scroll through all of Netflix's new TV offerings on one of those Netflix & Chill nights.
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But the collection is here, and it comes with a burning question—as the age-old advertising maxim asks, who is the Dim Mak Man?
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Some of the tension is a new manifestation of age-old dating anxiety: waiting for a response, for example, or trying not to seem overeager.
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The more use cases Messenger can encompass, the less likely you are to stray to one of its competitors or its age-old foe: SMS.
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Consider the next action: This is different than the age-old advice to break up a task you're tempted to avoid into bite-sized chunks.
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Under the guise of political commentary, the caricature blatantly trafficked in age-old anti-Semitic tropes that have contributed to violence against Jews throughout history.
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Karl Lagerfeld was arguably the first to revive an age-old, old-age designer label when he was appointed artistic director of Chanel in 19473.
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But though he had dealt the age-old bureaucratic system of China a terrible blow, he knew that it could rise again from the ashes.
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The visual language of heavy metal is punctuated by certain age-old signifiers: denim, leather, bullet belts, long hair, black T-shirts with skeletal logos.
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Contemporary musicians are just about always part D.J. — a modern representation of the age-old truth that music is a succession of interpretations and remixes.
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Too many in the West, she insists, wrongly attribute the rivalry between Saudi Arabia and Iran to age-old theological differences between Sunnis and Shiites.
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We intended to root for the Red Sox, operating on the age-old and mindless theory that the enemy of our enemy was our friend.
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Yet apparently he intends to revictimize these courageous women who have come forward by pulling out that age old sexist trope that they wanted it.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends a number of alternatives to spanking, including taking toys and privileges away and the age-old technique of timeout.
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Some have said that Katz's and Carnegie are age-old rivals, the last two remaining giants in a city that once boasted thousands of delicatessens.
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Google is adding personalized TV and movie recommendations to search, in hopes of solving the age old question: what do you actually want to watch?
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She uses her verse, her drawings, her photographs, to give us persona, which is the next-best thing, and also an age-old poetic technique.
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"No matter the culture or age, old money knows from long experience that it is far safer to be secluded and less seen," Winters said.
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In footage the UCF Police Department uploaded to Facebook last Friday, we get a captivating look at the age-old battle of man vs. snake.
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A curious and provocative show considers an age-old tension between form and function, treating the tools of early humans as a kind of art.
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It's not the same thing that Asian grandmas served up, but it's certainly one way to bring the age-old tradition into the here and now.
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But besides eating clay or sunning her vagina, this has got to be the chillest answer of all time to the age-old, red carpet question.
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Goblin, which features Gong Yoo as the male protagonist, revolves around a man who needs to look for his bride to break an age-old curse.
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They're all ultra-gentle on the skin, something that may just settle the age-old "to brush or not to brush?" argument once and for all.
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Some of this is simply applying age-old de-escalation strategies to the digital realm: taking a deep breath, going for a walk, sleeping on it.
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Just months after reclaiming the bantamweight title, Cruz made a successful defense of it, doling out a dominant decision defeat of age-old rival Urijah Faber.
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Once you find "the one," though, you run into an age-old snafu: None of your bras jives with the open-back look you had planned.
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Click here to view original GIFIt's an age-old question: what exactly was going on when you laid waste to cartoon ducks with the Nintendo Zapper?
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Turns out, there's a scientific reason behind the age-old "battle of the thermostat" that plays out between women and men in offices across the world.
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The plaintiffs' target in Gill v Whitford is gerrymandering, the age-old scourge that allows lawmakers to choose their voters through creative drafting of electoral districts.
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Every researcher wants to be able to say their invention can beat grandmasters at an age-old game, or drive more safely than the average adult.
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The data show that they are far less concerned about age-old teenage problems like unplanned pregnancy and binge-drinking than they are about mental health.
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The app is based on the age-old "rotating savings and credit associations" (ROSCA) concept, which pushes people to save through the use of collective pressure.
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It is time for the culture to shift — the age-old tradition of the monied and powerful imposing themselves sexually on the vulnerable and the weak.
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To get to the bottom of this age-old phenomenon, I reached out to a number of psychologists and anthropologists who specialize in food-related research.
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A harsher regulatory light is being shone on the bullion market after the age-old "fixes" were deemed unfit for modern purpose and reinvented as "benchmarks".
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If you think of that age-old Bachelor line "I'm not here to make friends," well, Marissa's BB jury speech was basically the opposite of that.
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But if machines are currently being trained with data that reproduces age-old human prejudices, then by definition, this means that AI also carries these biases.
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All this allows the filmmakers a safe space to work through age-old issues about the dangers of being a sensitive guy in a mean world.
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Bad weather is an age old method of concealment and one that U.S. adversaries could use against to conceal themselves from air strikes – but not anymore.
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Now, New Zealand is close to perfecting a new conservation strategy that merges 21st century science with an age-old pest control technique: genetically targeted poison.
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Several of the show's characters — usually the men nursing bourbon and age-old resentments — steer scenes with extended monologues that go on and on and on.
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Blac Chyna is apparently following Aaliyah's age-old advice on relationships -- but is she pushing it with a dude who's more than 10 years her junior?
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The reality TV star began a weight loss journey and a new television show, Mama June: From Not To Hot, centered around this age-old concept.
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He took on the age-old pangram 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog' (32 letters) and challenged it with a new, shorter one.
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Those ideas will come from thoughtful solutions to age-old problems and from taking the time to meet with your small business customers one on one.
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"Many locals seem unwilling to break with age-old customs," fretted an exasperated foreign doctor who was evacuated from Sierra Leone to Germany in December 2014.
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This led me to see the players' posture in terms of the age-old gesture of fealty to the highest of all sovereigns, our Creator, God.
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For any woman who's ever confronted the age old problem of pantyhose that tears easily, one start-up is using technology to come to the rescue.
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You might be familiar with this age-old story: You've saved a bit to go on vacation, and you're finally taking some much-needed R&R.
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The Trump era has excited a new wave of people indulging (or pretending to indulge) in the age-old fantasy of retreating from the modern world.
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And one — the age-old trick of calling "shotgun" to claim the front passenger seat of a car — has a fascinating backstory dating back 160 years.
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Unlike the term "alt-right," which was coined by white supremacists to give their age-old movement a modern edge, the "alt-left" is an insult.
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But the long-term plan—to fully modernize the age-old system over the next five to ten years—is Byford's brainchild: the Fast Forward Plan.
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Or is it just that age-old trick of showing the world that you are even more desirable and badass than you were before the breakup?
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The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends a number of alternatives to spanking, including taking toys and privileges away and the age-old technique of time-out.
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The field of "experimental aesthetics" boils down to efforts to solve two age-old enigmas: What is art, and why do we like what we like?
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For Ms. Cummings, whose raw clay sculptures last only as long as the exhibitions for which they are created, her work follows an age-old tradition.
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People have been eating from bowls since the dawn of civilization, long before "bowl food," and there is no denying the age-old pleasure of it.
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Summer Books Preview We called up the experts to help answer an age-old question: What's the best type of book to bring to the shore?
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What anchors Chuck Webster's work is drawing; he is not afraid to reveal himself through this age-old practice, using whatever means are at his disposal.
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That would resolve the age-old contradiction between hard-nosed profit-seeking and high-minded world-changing — and its IPO prospectus aims to prove it right.
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Young female artisans are revisiting the age-old craft with new patterns, techniques and modern applications that move the tradition into the world of interior design.
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He has created a story about an age-old struggle, one that is most satisfyingly expressed in this film's own tussle between genre and its deviations.
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It raises the age-old question of whether a person engaged in immoral activity while obeying the orders of a superior deserves blame for her actions.
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" On the other hand, noted Joseph Firth of the University of Manchester in the UK, "the age-old saying, 'Healthy body, healthy mind' really is true.
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"I was only a boy, but felt as if I'd awakened from an age-old dream," he wrote of that moment in a 2010 catalog essay.
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The age-old lingerie player has struggled under the pressure of new competition from millennial-focused brands like American Eagle's Aerie division, Adore Me and ThirdLove.
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There's an age-old myth that Daylight Saving was a practice adopted to give farmers extra time in the sun to work out in the field.
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To explain this phenomenon, Cramer pointed to his age-old acronym for the market's tech giants: FANG, short for Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google, now Alphabet.
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But don't overlook one salient tendency in this age-old tale: The beautiful girl may get the guy, but the smart girl gets the last word.
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Today, this age-old idea that reproduction is to blame for societal problems has seen a resurgence in the current enthusiasm around long-acting, reversible contraception.
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Coogler and Joe Robert Cole, who co-wrote the script, turn an age-old narrative on its head via Killmonger's revisionist fury: The colonized as the colonizers.
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One British man who found himself in this age-old position hit the jackpot this week when he scored the ultimate in pizza delivery guy customer service.
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Related: The Pentagon Dodged a Bullet Thanks to the US Budget Deal The domestic political response to this usually involves resurrecting age-old debates about quality vs.
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J. V. Maranto, an educator and frequent TED-Ed contributor, gives a short, five minute lecture about the potentially lethal elements tied to age old synthetic pigments.
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For musical proof of this, consider the eagerness with which the Japanese periodically forsake their high-tech existence and immerse themselves in their age-old music-theatre.
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They are the ultimate pop-psychology product, catering to both the age-old injunction to "Know thyself" and the modern notion of identity as a personal brand.
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Especially on the West Coast, age-old conventions of soul food and Lowcountry cooking are getting a fresh take via farm-to-table philosophy and contemporary technique.
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Such reliance on age-old gender stereotypes may help to perpetuate the wide gender imbalance found among economics graduates—as well as those in workplaces and households.
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Far from "ruining" comedy, 2 Dope Queens demonstrates exactly how much comedy can benefit from abandoning age-old crutches of shock-value sexist, racist, and homophobic jokes.
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The acts, which are in clear violation of United Nations (UN) resolutions, underlined the age-old question of what can be done to stop the rogue nation.
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Data scientist Hamdan Azhar, founder of emoji analytics company Prismoji, pondered this age-old question in the wake of some fresh Taylor Swift and Kanye West drama.
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The store was actually filled with Fruit of the Loom pieces to show customers that as the age-old saying goes, it's what's inside that really counts.
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It's a recipe that, if executed poorly, could have fallen prey to age-old issues dealing with LGBTQ representation on-screen, like queerbaiting or male-fantasy lesbianism.
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The answer lies in the age-old ethics doctrine of imputation, in which every lawyer in a firm is considered to represent every client of the firm.
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Led by the women's organisation Bhumata Ranragini Brigade, their march questioned the age-old practice of barring the entry of women into temple's main, open-air shrine.
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In some ways, that fear is age-old; just ask anyone who has ever cracked a joke at the cafeteria lunch table and heard nothing but crickets.
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But when compared side by side with other groups, the alt-right's platform appears to just be age-old white supremacy served in a more palatable course.
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Western governments are widely expected to intensify surveillance measures in the fight against global terrorism, reigniting the age-old debate of balancing civil liberties and national security.
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Sexuality is confusing for young women—but Meg never embodied the age-old "do I want to be her or do I want to fuck her?" complex.
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In "What to Read This Summer," the age-old problem inspires Mlinko to compare the long-lived names of roses to the short-lived blossoms they describe.
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For now, the prime minister appears to have rejected a second option, to seek an agreement with the mainstream conservative People's Party, the Socialists' age-old rivals.
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Navratilova "trades on age-old stereotypes and stigma against trans women, treating us as men just pretending to be real women," McKinnon told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Because the goal of these attacks is the revival of an age-old strategy of using anti-Jewish attacks to discredit all progressive social movements, including ours.
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While the age-old argument of whether pineapple belongs on pizza has been raging for decades, a different fruit topping has been quietly converting pizza lovers — bananas.
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This age-old technique can also be applied in the AW era by looking into the past, only not to find songs to plagiarize but to cover.
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While 2020 has been an improvement on past election cycles, it still might end up another chapter in that age-old tale for many of its campaigns.
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This age-old question has been answered by the people who brought you Nestlé Quik and Nestlé Crunch bars, and you might be surprised by their answer.
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This age-old adage could definitely be said of Kayne West's look for tonight's Met Ball, which included subtle statements worn in a truly, err, unique, way.
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" Facts First: The President is appropriating an age-old fight about water rights for his argument, according to experts who say his claim is "nonsensical" and "absurd.
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Mr. Lesser, a 35-year-old member of the state's House of Representatives, denounced the mailer as one that plays on age-old, hurtful stereotypes of Jews.
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In the age-old debate over the historical roles of Very Important Persons and Vast Impersonal Forces, Platt comes down firmly on the side of the people.
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I'm guilty of committing the age old sin of nail biting, so thin layers of my nail protein peel off and make my natural nails look flaky.
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"They often answer age-old questions and sometimes provide astonishing unanticipated insights," said Svante Paabo, the director of the Max Planck Institute of Paleoanthropology in Leipzig, Germany.
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Surfacing Meet the monks of Mepkin Abbey, a Trappist monastery in South Carolina, who are trying to maintain age-old religious traditions in a rapidly evolving world.
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But in the Instagram Age, old-fashioned photo books designed to be lingered over, savored, and revisited have become the visual equivalent of a "slow food" meal.
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David Friedland, Nevada: As a lifelong Democrat, I was upset at Ilhan Omar's blatantly anti-Semitic, age-old canard about Jewish people having loyalty to another country.
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"In fashion today, or any creative industry for that matter, things are changing and moving so quickly that age-old techniques are often forgotten," Ms. Holvik said.
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And with that, Marvel turned Millar's story from an age-old conflict between Magneto and Professor X into a new fight between Iron Man and Captain America.
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The launch also answers an important age-old question ... why the hell was His Airness walking through NYC last summer holding a tequila bottle in his hand?
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Fraternity members at Louisiana State University adhere to age-old rituals, shrouded in secrecy, that dictate how they gather, greet each other and initiate their young pledges.
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No turn was associated with the plunge, so the airplane's problem seemed to be unrelated to roll control and the age-old menace of a spiral dive.
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Following Parasite's surprise Oscar win for Best Picture earlier this month, an age-old debate has roared to life once more: Which is better, subtitling or dubbing?
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But all the age-old arguments made by the rank and file in the wake of Mueller's remaking of the bureau have come home to roost now.
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Fizzing, in case you're not familiar, is a trendy new name for that age-old dating practice where you end things with someone by cutting off contact.
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The company's robot, controlled by an app, attempts to solve an age-old problem by bringing you a new roll of toilet paper when you run out.
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However, there is far too much to lose if progressives use this election as the platform for rejecting the Democratic Party for the DNC's age-old issues.
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The results yesterday in Britain were a sobering lesson in the consequences of destroying age-old party alliances before new ones had time to germinate, analysts said.
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With the 2020 Golden Globes nominations announced, it&aposs time for that age-old tradition: predicting who will win the awards — and better yet, who should win.
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"That age-old thing about if you can do it in New York, you can do it anywhere should stand up in this case," Mr. Kass said.
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It's an age-old tale: Time and again, federal relief money that is supposed to help people rebuild after a natural disaster is instead subject to fraud.
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This undermined the age-old argument that sampling was economically detrimental, the pervading logic that informed the decision to have the records Oswald was distributing freely, destroyed.
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A new TV season brings with it a revival of that age-old question: How do you know when it's time to give up on a show?
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Pyramids of couscous are served alongside age-old recipes, like mombar, for which the restaurant is named, a stuffed sausage dish that Mr. Sayed's grandmother used to make.
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"I mean, not to repeat age-old feminist points, but it's like, you know, any male actor her age who's going out and dating is applauded," Dunham continued.
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You can use planetarium apps like Star Walk, The Night Sky or Google's Sky Map to help you find it, but double-check using this age-old technique.
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Well, it looks like Will Smith is the latest celebrity parent to learn an age-old lesson in parenting: Unsolicited advice does not go over all that well.
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Oh, and upon closer inspection, you'll notice something else: The disappearance of the age-old, standard, perfectly fine audio jack that fits every earbud and headphone you own.
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They were marking what Narendra Modi's government hopes will be the beginning of the end for an age-old poverty trap: collecting firewood and cow dung for cooking.
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Like so many aspects of the financial services industry, it's an age-old problem that's been a necessary evil for borrowers, in that it's costly and time consuming.
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She explained that her skin has stayed so ageless because of the products in her line and her mom's age old advice to stay away from the sun.
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A blurring of the age-old distinction between "faces and heels" also supports this shift towards realism: Triple H, once a heel, is now considered a good guy.
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In fact, the age-old rule of thumb is the "60-40" rule — which means 60% of your portfolio should be in stocks and 40% in fixed-income.
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Every year we frantically search for an answer to that age-old holiday question: What do you get that one person who is impossible to buy gifts for?
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A scientist rebukes an age-old theory as to how Stonehenge's bluestones were transported over 140 miles with his new theory that could change the Stonehenge origin story.
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"They believe they were put in a situation where they are going to have to counter that, and that's the age-old story of military capability," he said.
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India's decision to invalidate much of its cash may have incurred a lot of discomfort to millions, but it has also unintentionally helped bust an age old myth.
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On Monday night a sex and relationships blogger inadvertently pointed out that the age-old double standard when it comes to men and women's sexual behaviour still exists.
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Landless Dalits like Kunta are at the bottom of India's age-old social hierarchy, denied land ownership and facing slights and discrimination every day from upper-caste Hindus.
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They aren't always "up-to-the-minute" because they could be age-old relics that the company dishes up over and over every time the position opens up.
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Although it has Cadillac lines and the new wreath-less logo on the grille, a lot of it throws out the age-old Cadillac-isms and embraces modernity.
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"Applying a modern spin to an age-old fraud, Trendon Shavers used a bitcoin business to run a classic Ponzi scheme," said the prosecutor, U.S. attorney Preet Bharara.
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Butler deëmphasized age-old Indian texts and practices, presenting himself instead as a smart and curious guy who had figured out the answers to some very puzzling questions.
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Oh, and upon closer inspection, you'll notice something else: the disappearance of the age-old, standard, perfectly fine audio jack that fits every earbud and headphone you own.
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Yet Doyle is smart enough to know that the seeming novelty of the train wreck only masks her timelessness: She is the age-old "fallen woman" gone millennial.
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Rajasthan is known as much for its beautiful palaces, camel-back desert safaris and colourful apparel as for its age-old customs like purdah, or veiling, of women.
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To maintain their authoritative positions as gatekeepers in the social media age, old-guard editors and employees must engage more (and reveal more) than they ever have before.
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The Trump children are not above the age-old political ritual of acting as visual props — providing a Kennedyesque tableau for television networks to replay throughout the day.
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We've all heard the age old phrase,"You have to spend money to make money," but when it comes to your side hustle, this isn't necessarily the case.
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It was a perfect distillation of an age-old question when it comes to translating works from one language to another: is it an art or a science?
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Funded by the state Legislature for at least four years, the work would try to get to the bottom of the age-old conflict between wolves and livestock.
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The answer lies in a mix of constitutional interpretation, legal precedent and the age-old, oft-unbalanced power structure between Albany and the state's — and nation's — biggest city.
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In many ways, the absolute peak of the age-old stereotype that is the wealthy and emotionally repressed loner who is substituting much-needed therapy for alcohol dependency.
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Rather than getting swept up by beers with kitschy additives like fruit or spice, stick to age-old standbys that harmonize with the food rather than upstage it.
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The millennial neologism for an age-old conundrum, ''ghosting'' describes the situation in which a person — Tinder match, roommate, friend — exits a relationship swiftly and without discernible cause.
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Science began to tackle other age-old hallucinogens: an extract from Mexican "sacred mushrooms" called psilocybin, and a naturally occurring psychoactive found in the peyote cactus called mescaline.
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A woman holds up a scented candle and tries to answer the age-old question of what love smells like ("A combination of roses and sweetness," she concludes).
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"The conduct charged in this case alleges a combination of age-old spycraft and modern technology," said U.S. Attorney David L. Anderson for the Northern District of California.
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The legacies of the French Revolution, of World War II, of Indochina and the Algerian conflict still run deep, and age-old conflicts are seared in local memory.
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Mister Softee has posed the age-old ice cream question across the United States for more than 60 years, delighting summer fans with a twist of soft-serve.
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Mister Softee has posed the age-old ice cream question across the United States for more than 60 years, delighting summer fans with a twist of soft serve.
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"Intel, the onetime king of the semiconductor industry, seems to have taken a step back in its age-old battle with AMD over the PC business, " he noted.
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Of course, insurers have a mechanism to help them cope with the expense of participating in HPIA — the age-old method of passing costs on to their customers.
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Although there is no shortage of books about books, The Art of Reading offers a welcome new perspective on the age-old tradition of reader as artist's muse.
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This model ensures that all citizens have access to affordable health care, but it also incorporates age-old American values of choice and private competition in health insurance.
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He then reverted to, "the age-old tendency [of getting] defensive, blowing out what should be a simple 'sorry' into a long and winding tale of excuses" (Weber).
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Other times, actors like Rebel Wilson in Pitch Perfect are flaunted as comedic geniuses, reinforcing the age-old notion that fat actors' sole function is to provide laughter.
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Look, I still stand by my age-old philosophy, which is if you do interesting work every day forever, you'll be pretty much okay most of the time.
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Their curious and provocative show focuses on an age-old tension between form and function, treating the objects on display, first, foremost, and fundamentally, as works of art.
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For too many, social media and messaging was supercharging the age-old problem of bullying, leaving some children to take their own lives when they felt it was unescapable.
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So if you're discussing what it means to be transgender, for example, you can start with the age-old adage that a book can't be judged by its cover.
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On the other hand, Bath, just 20 minutes away, is precisely the opposite: a city rich with history, best known for its age-old architecture and romantic literary ties.
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In the past, companies have announced new executive hiring, menu items, and in some cases, entirely new approaches to age-old problems like labor retention and rising minimum wages.
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To judge the effectiveness of this age-old Iowa advertising strategy, try and imagine the "Ultimate Iowa Ad." What would it really convey about the candidates, and about Iowans?
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Otherwise it's the age-old Windows vs macOS debate, and unless you're buying a computer for the very first time, you've probably already planted your flag in the sand.
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This growing acceptance has helped retire the age-old stigma around "fake hair" that has worked to undermine Black beauty and dismiss Black style as "ghetto" until proven fashionable.
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And, in many cases, as the age-old real-estate adage goes, prospective home buyers on the prowl aren't seeking the homes in these listings — they want the land.
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Sure, their responses didn't answer that question once and for all, but they reminded us of that age-old truth about sex positions: If you like it, do it.
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PROFESSOR JAY BELSKYDepartment of Human EcologyUniversity of California, Davis In the age-old conundrum of nature versus nurture, Mr Plomin's book comes down clearly on the side of DNA.
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"It's an age-old taboo, but boyfriends and husbands are really well-placed to help identify early warning signs of gynecological cancers and other sexual health issues," she adds.
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It's even playing a role in getting the government to intervene by creating rules to protect net neutrality and help end the age-old American tradition of telecom monopolies.
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Why it matters: Making assumptions is an age-old human flaw, but it is being worsened by the challenges of responding to an increasingly complex world at warp speed.
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" Asked how she thinks growing up without her biological father affected her life, Hudson said, "Well I think that's like the age-old psychological core issue for any situation.
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It's an age-old investing question: Does a smart investor stick with winning stocks or bet on quality companies that have been beaten up and are on the rebound?
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I'm talking about Apple marketing boss Phil Schiller taking to Twitter to finally answer the age-old question of how to correctly refer to multiple iPhones, er iPhone devices.
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Through these stories, director Una Lorenzen and co-directors/producers Heather Millard and Thordur Jonsson extract the immediacy and the relevance of an ancient object, an age-old craft.
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Cringey branded memes, inconvenient pranks, and annoying social media scares—this age-old tradition is now the day when anyone looking to preserve their sanity should just log off.
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In that respect, the filmmaker has adhered to the age-old maxim that counsels artists to write what they know, painting a vivid portrait of these quirky, flawed characters.
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Called Bejeweled Stars, the new game is an iterative take on the iconic match-three puzzle game, adding just enough new stuff to make the age-old formula fresh.
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In other words, they will recycle the age-old leftist approach of lying to voters about who they are while vowing to punish those who dare to expose them.
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At the very center of the age-old rivalry between Los Angeles and New York City is that vital party person question: which city does, in fact, never sleep?
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Acting on age-old talk of returning powers, including labour-market regulation, to national governments would show that the EU is not bent on acquiring power no matter what.
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Echoing the age-old dichotomy, Gilbert saw them as "a unique category of psychopathology," while Kelley argued that they were essentially ordinary men whose counterparts could be found anywhere.
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I had come to the rolling slopes of Champagne to participate in the age-old tradition of les vendanges, the annual wine harvest that takes place at summer's end.
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But by far the most effective arrow the boys use is the age-old practice of repeating every word the other says and mimicking the way he said it.
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Trump's tweet is a deliberate subversion of that goal, and echoes an age-old argument made by the Russian state (that the Europeans should fear Germany more than Russia).
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The possibility taps into age-old fears that death might arrive at any time at the hands of a random attacker, whether an anonymous robber or a notorious killer.
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Alongside the misleading price tags that tend to accompany proposed environmental policies, there is another age-old industry mantra that deserves correction: that environmental regulation will cripple the economy.
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"I think it honestly has to do with the age-old idea that women don't play video games, and then hyper-sexualizing that," she told me in an email.
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No matter how you smash it, you'll be glad you did, and you're likely to re-learn that age old lesson: Don't judge a (Reiss) cheese by its stank.
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Instead, the IG Charcoal Grill is a simplistic but sturdy take on a simple, age-old design that, sadly, not a lot of grill manufacturers strive toward these days.
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But when it comes to discussing whether we need to change the age-old sexual dynamic of male offense and female defense, we haven't gotten very far at all.
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The use of so-called album bundles — tacking a download or CD to another purchase — is an age-old sales gimmick in the music industry, but now it's everywhere.
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In Bollywood and real-life, the pomp of upper-class ceremonies — including the age-old traditions, battling egos and patriarchal powers at play — has captivated audiences across the globe.
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But above all else, Damien Chazelle's newest film is about an age-old Hollywood theme: the clash between romanticism and realism, between an idealized past and a possible future.
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Creating value around — and a higher price tag on — labor-intensive handcrafted goods creates jobs in the developing world, and helps keep age-old traditions, cultures and communities relevant.
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The extensive government trial was intended to settle an age-old question about alcohol and diet: Does a daily cocktail or beer really protect against heart attacks and stroke?
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In "Pom Poko," directed by Takahata, the tanuki defend their woodlands from the rapacious plans of real estate tycoons by turning to the age-old art of shape shifting.
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Hodges same-sex marriage decision and God knows what new levels of darkness on money in politics, gun rights and even age-old precedents like one person, one vote.
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So despite Parasite's temporary victory for Team Subtitles, we'll almost certainly see this age-old debate recurring the next time a major non-English-language film makes a splash.
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Nowadays, raw footage of harrowing police encounters captured on phones, body cameras and dashcams have made age-old claims that African-Americans are mistreated harder to refute or ignore.
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Construction will begin in January to extend transit lanes, widen sidewalks, replace age-old bricks, and add a sidewalk-level protected bike path, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
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"Allowing women reservations would be a scar on our age-old customary laws," said K.T. Vilie of the Nagaland Tribes Action Committee, that is leading the campaign in opposition.
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He's seen that before on his own watch, when Europe's unbridgeable political divisions, age-old hatreds and appalling incompetence led to armies of poor, unemployed and shameful soup kitchens.
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In theory, diverting traffic seems like a viable solution to airports' age-old congestion problem, which has only worsened as more and more travelers rely on ride-sharing apps.
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In India, menstruation is rarely discussed openly and this can leave girls and women ignorant about the issue and subject to social exclusion due to age-old social beliefs.
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The weird juxtaposition of the weighty and the frivolous seemed an apt metaphor for how Trump's presidency has torn age-old codes of political custom and behavior to shreds.
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Many of these protesters aren't even letting the Islamist leaders get away with using the age-old Arab-Israeli conflict as an excuse to deflect from their domestic corruption.
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I wish Google was alone in its efforts, but it's an age-old trick that other giant tech companies that also control major platforms have been experimenting with recently.
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There is reason for optimism: For the first time in the age-old history of workplace harassment, scores of women are identifying themselves and their harassers and providing proof.
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So she buys a bus ticket to Montana, kicking off a nomadic trip filled with lighthearted culture clashes and another age-old theme: the balance of romance and autonomy.
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Just as there's no definitive answer to the age-old question of Android or iOS, there will likely never be one winner that gains full control of the smart home.
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Especially in venture capital, where excuses for poor performance are a common trade, we need to resurrect the age-old skill of simply looking at the numbers and evaluating quality.
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That comes on top of rocky relations with America itself, the festering sore of war-torn Afghanistan to the north-west, and Pakistan's age-old and bitter animosity towards India.
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The elder sister, 34, faces an age-old royal conundrum of not wanting to cause an upset by having her princess status overshadow the bride, 32, on her big day.
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In her interview with Entertainment Weekly for our new cover story, she said she doesn't think the criticism fits — at least not this version of the age-old folk tale.
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Other loose ends: Asher (Matt McGorry) has had enough of Michaela's lies, so he gives Laurel a teddy bear as a way of doing the age-old hidden camera routine.
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It's a little bit like that age-old philosophical question: If a tree falls in the woods when no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?
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But Deven MacNair said her most risky move has been speaking out against wigging, the age-old practice of stuntmen donning wigs and women&aposs clothes to double for actresses.
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NFL Network reporter Melissa Stark brought new meaning to the age-old expression when she got hit in the head by a football during a live report on the field.
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Together, it's all part of an online ecosystem that has supercharged society's age-old mission to make people feel bad about their bodies, and possibly spend money to feel better.
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In fact, the four actresses all look so good at Tuesday's Elle event held in their honor, they may have finally answered the age-old question, who you gonna call?
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Things have started to improve in the recent times with literacy rate going up and general awareness, but the disproportion of gender on the internet elicits the age old debate.
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But a new product promises an alternative solution to the age-old question of how to sleep better, and it doesn't require exerting any mental energy or giving anything up.
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When people ask what my inspiration is for my cooking, I say it's culture and travel and meeting people and discovering age-old recipes and developing that into something different.
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Have faith that, in time, their songs—the bedrock of the neo-Christmas canon—will mean just as much to you as all those age-old, classic jingles do today.
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Age-old prejudices do not disappear overnight, and as much as others seek to stereotype them, Mr Palmer's characters yearn not to be defined by the colour of their skin.
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Martin Scorsese's Raging Bull, which is largely considered to be his best film, is a biopic that explored age-old themes of love, loyalty, and the relentless pursuit of greatness.
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OPINION Trade war a logical step in the age-old quest for power, by Andy Langenkamp, senior political analyst for ECR Research and opinion contributor for The Hill. http://bit.
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If federal agencies hope to once again play a major role in developing our biggest technological projects, critical thinking to revamp the age-old request-for-proposal process is required.
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Tribal members say the struggle goes beyond their right to hunt, and see it as a fight over restoring Native identity, honoring indigenous treaty rights and respecting age-old traditions.
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Age-old anxieties about artistic intention, along with the moral lessons we learn from serious art, drift away when every player appears to be in total control of the story.
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Femtech companies may be little more than a modern gloss on the health and beauty industry, applying a veneer of feminism to age-old appeals to women's fears and insecurities.
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While living on a sloop in Fiji, we were constantly wiping down the cabin liners and spraying the cushions and covers with a magical, if age-old cleaning agent: vinegar.
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An exploration of age-old anxieties about female sexuality and power, it tells the story of a young woman accused of witchcraft so often that she decides to embrace it.
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It's an age-old sign that it's time to flip the burger, which is then quickly topped with a slice of cheese that can melt as the second side sears.
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The modern-day staging renders the Trojan siege as a familiar-looking quagmire, and gives the age-old battle between honor and cynicism a whiff of contemporary relevance (2:50).
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The language of love being applied to work is not an age-old phenomenon, of course, but it certainly seems to further entangle, rather than disentangle, love with oppressive systems.
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Whether it's about scheduling deliveries or getting something sweet with the deal, startups are looking to disrupt the age-old feminine care industry with a number of twists and tricks.
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Meanwhile, everything is funneled back to the battle between us and them, and so every issue, every disagreement, has taken on the quality of the age-old gun control debate.
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An age-old question: The debate over the CISO's org-chart standing dates back at least a decade, but the post's place in corporate hierarchies remains far from a given.
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It makes sense that a coin toss would be required in the official rules—you can come up with a bunch of different aberrations in the age-old schoolyard game.
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Buddhist monk Tetsugi Matsuo, however, questions whether the smiling machine can offer guidance that is spiritual at heart, rather than simply replicate the physical demands of these age-old duties.
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With marijuana now fully legal in Canada and at least partially legalized in the majority of U.S. states, companies are rushing to patent new formulations of the age-old botanical.
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I've never had my palm read, but I wonder what sort of metaphysical juju is conjured by turning an age-old astrological practice into a commodity for teens on Etsy.
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"It's an abuse of power, and so with Harvey Weinstein as an example, it's a classic age-old case of sextortion," Becker told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in an interview.
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"We realize these goals will be difficult to reach and we have a lot to learn, as we are confronting an age-old problem," King said in the blog post.
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Grace Wales Bonner and Sarah Burton of Alexander McQueen understand it now — both use age-old tailoring techniques to carve out severe, body-centric shapes for men and women alike.
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Combining both 'classic' and Balinese tattoo styles, Suartika brings both a sense of tradition to the progressive Adelaide tattoo scene, and a modernity to his age-old shapes and forms.
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RUSSONELLO The solitude is palpable in "Lonesome Pine": in its sparse handful of guitar notes, in the fitful rustle of its brushed snare drum and in the age-old imagery.
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And though its hard to imagine a 115-lb Paige VanZant in the WWE ring, her appearing at SummerSlam could be the next big moment in this age-old relationship.
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The neighborhood held on to age-old traditions: During Ramadan, musaharati walked the narrow streets at dawn hollering to observing Muslims to rise for their last meal before the fast.
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The security establishment is committed to the age-old fantasy of controlling Afghanistan through proxies, even though it is clueless about what to do with its proxies, past and present.
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Major disturbances during elections, it turns out, are an age-old American problem, and so, dear reader, we are here to answer the question: Can the president cancel the election?
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But the NHS is an age-old attack line that although clearly still relevant was not enough to persuade voters to overlook Corbyn's perceived opposition to their area's main employer.
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Here's an age-old NFL question ... does it suck to be away from family playing on Thanksgiving -- or is it flat-out cool being a part of Turkey Day tradition???
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But his recent comments not only reveal his mistrust of the poor, but also reinforce the age old myths that wealth is only earned and poverty is a character flaw.
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Andrew Neil, the interviewer, repeatedly asked him whether it was anti-Semitic to say that the Rothschild banking family runs Israel and global governments, a false, age-old conspiracy theory.
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Like any American child, I quickly learned my ABCs, thanks to the age-old melody (one I still sing rapidly to myself when I forget whether "M" comes before "N").
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Holmes County is among the poorest counties in the nation, plagued by age-old systematic racism, with a population (18,340) that has been declining for more than a half-century.
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But if you&aposre wintering nearer to either polar region, it might be best to take it from those endemic to the region and sling on an age-old parka.
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Despite this complex set of rules and customs, a growing number of processed foods that meet these age-old Passover restrictions can now be found in supermarkets across this country.
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In order to throw fans off of its scent, the production team at Game of Thrones will be using an age-old practice to keep the series finale under wraps. How?
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's foreign minister Sigmar Gabriel said on Wednesday that Balkan countries must implement reforms and work to overcome age-old divisions if they want to join the European Union.
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As a bonus, "Moana" is also paired with one of Disney's best recent shorts, "Inner Workings," which chronicles the age-old battle between our hearts and our heads with remarkably efficiency.
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A prominent thesis, outlined in 1984 by Josef Joffe, a journalist, holds that European integration was only possible because this external American power had "pacified" the age-old Franco-German conflicts.
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Afterward, Schauer tweeted that she would be moving from South Carolina to Los Angeles, and Tomlinson slid into her DMs to ask that age-old question – did she need a roommate?
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At that time, and against the mounting evidence of Western depredations, the emperor still clung to the age-old belief that China ruled all under heaven, a world order unto itself.
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It's less flexible than the chairs in Wall-E (kudos to Megan for noticing the similarity), but perfect for alleviating the pains of an age-old human tradition – standing in line.
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Homer's "Odyssey" gave James Joyce a framework for "Ulysses", the age-old solidity of the original anchoring the divagations of Leopold Bloom on a single day in early 20th-century Dublin.
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Winning at the ICJ would not only lift an age-old cloud over the country, but also bring international law to Belize's side when policing illegal fishing and logging by Guatemalans.
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Posted by Mashable - Entertainment on Monday, February 15, 2016 Instead, they have to carefully navigate age-old stereotypes about how women should behave, especially when it comes to declaring their accomplishments.
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But there is another reason Clinton seems made new, and it lies in the age-old notion that, for whatever reason, she is incapable of revealing her authentic self to voters.
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It's an age-old football tale ... Lawrence -- the hot shot former #1 recruit freshman -- usurped the starting spot from Bryant, the steady senior leader who played great and waited his turn.
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In the '90s, I often heard feminists dismissing grunge as a cosmetic update on the age-old sexist dudeocracy of rock 'n' roll — David Lee Roth with a less feathered coif.
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Etiquette expert William Hanson told Mashable that George's propensity for wearing shorts actually stems from an age-old aristocratic tradition, one that the royal family has been sticking to for generations.
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But human-caused changes in the pH of seawater means that "this age-old love potion may lose its potency—and the female, her life (along with her virginity)," she writes.
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This short story is one of the most creative I've read — it's amusing, it's dark, and above all it just feels like a very original take on an age-old tale.
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Low-intensity shock wave treatment (LIST) is the newest development in man's age-old quest for boners, and it uses sound waves to actually grow new blood vessels in the penis.
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On or around Wednesday evening, a conversation with a partner helps you clarify and process the age old question, "what are we?" as the sun gently harmonizes with action planet Mars.
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Combining modern-day fame and an age-old demagogy, he bypassed the ossified gatekeepers and appealed directly to voters through a constant Twitter stream that seemed interrupted only by television appearances.
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In this scenario, the age-old tensions over the Israeli-Palestinian conflict are fading, Trump administration officials say, and the embassy move is no longer the flashpoint it might have been.
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And wouldn't you know it, that level has been breached as both stocks and bonds have rallied in seemingly unabated fashion, defying the age-old idea that they should trade inversely.
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The decline in public libraries and the rise of tablets have made books less popular, but this age-old idiom still remains true: you can't judge a book by its cover.
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What Langston Hughes so yearned for when he asked that America be America again was the realization of an age-old people's struggle, not the vaporous fantasies of a petty tyrant.
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Instead of blindly grasping for solutions, Congress should look to the past for guidance on countering the age-old problem of disinformation—spreading intentionally misleading or false information with strategic intent.
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Likewise, when asked about the idea that the city was veering toward predictive policing, O'Hare suggested the city was simply embracing modern solutions to age-old problems with tools like BriefCam.
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Gigi Hadid uses the age-old toothpaste-as-pimple-cream trick, Lauren Conrad de-puffs her eyes with raw potato slices, and we have a few favorites of our own, too.
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Some of the more eye-catching and controversial experiments in recent blood research are, in a way, resurrecting the alchemists' age-old hope—that blood might prove an elixir of youth.
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In recent years, they've skipped over the age-old-tradition of leaking the news to tabloids to make the announcements themselves -- and it's usually in some weird, over-the-top fashion.
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With Sukkot, the age-old Jewish celebration of life and bounty coinciding with this year's Detroit Design Festival, the sukkahs on display in nearby Capitol Park are quite innovative and tasteful.
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Together they have kept alive age-old traditions of Laotian design in woven cloth and the natural colors of a palette extracted from plants in the forests: reds, pinks, yellows, greens.
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In those days, Cespedosa de Tormes, the village in western Spain where his parents hailed from, still farmed the age-old ways, requiring the rigor and stamina of an Olympic sport.
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In the comments section of this article, I encourage you to share how the age-old debate over the identity of Jesus is playing out in your life and religious community.
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I had always believed that growing tea was just as much a part of Indian agriculture as it was of China's — an age-old custom rather than a comparatively recent introduction.
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What anchors his work is drawing; he is not afraid to reveal himself through this age-old practice, using whatever means are at his disposal: graphite, watercolor, ink, gouache, or crayon.
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American technology companies are bringing automation and robotics to the age-old task of battling mosquitoes in a bid to halt the spread of Zika and other mosquito-borne maladies worldwide.
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There is the age-old Jewish question of whether words or actions are more consequential, to which the answer is clear: While words are always important, actions are infinitely more so.
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At least one Hezbollah figure blamed the group's age-old enemy Israel, which has struck Hezbollah targets in Syria several times in the past since civil war started there in 2011.
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As cities grew larger and more crowded, and a socially aspiring merchant class came to power, the age-old custom of building private formal gardens — enclosed, compressed, designer landscapes — gained popularity.
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The White House disclosures fit an age-old pattern in Washington of dumping mountains of documents on Fridays, when normal people have left work and are beginning to enjoy their weekend.
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Many academic medical centers, notes Jefferson Health's chief executive Dr. Stephen Klasko, are still using the same, age-old methods to train doctors and have not evolved for the digital age.
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Second, some very knowledgeable critics are concerned that an automatic continuing resolution would dull policymakers' willingness to address pressing issues and let them abdicate their age-old responsibility to appropriate funds.
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And when prices tumbled, London-based traders and market makers with age-old relationships with the world's biggest investors executed the largest volume of Italian government bond trading, McFarlane pointed out.
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There is also a new translation, by Matthew Amos and Fredrick Rönnbäck, of Pascal Quignard's 21115 book, "The Hatred of Music" (Yale), which explores age-old associations between music and barbarity.
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Francis said many conflicts had been stoked by "forms of fundamentalism and fanaticism that, under the guise of religion, have profaned God's name – which is peace – and persecuted age-old neighbors".
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Long-gone theater marquees, snack carts, and the immense hand-painted typography of age-old signage are acknowledged with affection for the city that Joan Didion compared to one's first lover.
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Cardi B's sticking to an age-old alibi about her entourage allegedly beating the crap out of an aggressive autograph seeker -- if you didn't see it, it didn't happen ... legally speaking.
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No overarching conspiracy comes into sight, though — just a confluence of panic about overpopulation, a gusher of federal funds for population-control studies and age-old prejudices about ethnicity, class and poverty.
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While the age-old question of whether or not caffeine is bad for you can still be pretty complicated, new research has found that it may help fight inflammation and heart disease.
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We even got around to tackling that age-old question: Why is it so much easier to set a sitcom in a bar than it is to set one in a restaurant?
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Though "everything in moderation" is rarely our style mantra (we're all about print on print...on print), when it comes to pulling off certain trends, that age-old cliche certainly rings true.
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The Surrealists, of course, were far from the first to focus on the design of chess, although their artworks may have been among the first conceptual interpretations of the age-old activity.
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Sure, some most of it is adorable AF, but we can't help but bring up the age-old questions: What do we really need and what's worth our hard-earned cash money?
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The end goal is to simplify an age-old process, allow startup brands the opportunity to sell products inside big retailers and make great products accessible to customers at a lower price.
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We went straight to an expert — Harvard dropout-turned-super-successful entrepreneur Alexa von Tobel, founder of LearnVest — to answer the age-old question: How much should you be paying for rent?
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After 17 people were killed at a high school in Parkland, Florida on February 14th, American politicians and media outlets have resumed the age-old debate about how to prevent such massacres.
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Accompanied by essays penned by fashion journalist Eric Wilson, with a forward by Hansen herself, the book uses photographs from over the years to answer the age old question: What is beauty?
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The study, published in February, examined whether the order of alcohol you drink in a night matters, specifically exploring the age-old advice to drink beer before wine to prevent a hangover.
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Along the way, says Porter Anderson, editor of Publishing Perspectives, an online trade journal, it has also tried to solve an age-old problem in the publishing business: how to foretell hits.
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For a mainstream consumer player like Apple that looks — at this untested stage of the Face ID feature — to be a fairly thoughtful approach to the age-old security vs convenience problem.
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Now that the LCS sits squarely in the traditional league model mold, they're facing the age-old problem of contract logic and league oversight covering over the purity of the game itself.
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He even started a Facebook page called Pub Med on which he posts videos of himself meditating publicly in order to shake off misconceptions that might cling to the age-old practice.
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According to her conversation with Kelly Ripa on Live With Kelly, Williams herself is having difficulty adjusting, and so is her husband, disproving the age-old maxim that blondes have more fun.
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Carl Zeiss — the age-old German company whose optics are found in countless camera lenses — believes it's cracked (see what I did there?) the problem of building practical, consumer-friendly smart glasses.
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We got the California congresswoman on her way into the vote, and she explained exactly how politicians are finally addressing the age-old problem of sexual harassment and abuse in the Capitol.
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Become Fluent in Any Language with Gabriel Wyner — $214.99 See Details It's the age-old challenge of being a copywriter: can you string together words that not only sing, but also convert?
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If there was a way for you to share your music with a live audience but reconfigure the age-old notion of performance to be more comfortable, what would that look like?
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" He also appealed to Internet meme lovers everywhere by tackling an age-old question, at least for reddit AMAs, "Would you rather fight one horse sized duck or 100 duck sized horses?
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Russians are more likely to blame the prime minister or local officials than Mr Putin, in keeping with the age-old Russian political myth of the good tsar betrayed by evil boyars.
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There are definitely some not-so-subtle lessons that humans can take from this forked path which is, after all, an industrial version of the age-old evolutionary mantra—adapt or die.
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That approach works until it doesn't, which made the extra-innings series-ender a fitting cap to this season's narrative—the age-old tale of living and dying by the same blade.
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This age-old question may finally have been solved by a Thai restaurant in Dublin, Ireland, which has launched what they claim to be the "world's first" food delivery service for dogs.
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In putting it together, he lands Freek's Mill squarely in the middle of an age-old debate: Is a restaurant obliged to give customers what they want by offering something for everybody?
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And if that doesn't work, there's always the age-old trick of distracting yourself by thinking of something decidedly un-sexy (remember that one devastating scene in Marley & Me?) Not into mindfulness?
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She knew she could make better-looking caps than what was currently on the market, but she wondered if there were other innovations that could be added to an age-old product.
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"This is unfortunately as age-old as MGM in the 1920s and '30s," Hollander said, adding that the show shoots scenes on the Sony lot that the legendary studio once called home.
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Gray, as usual, finds these supposedly daring speculations to be merely variations on an ancient tune: the age-old dream of transcending physical limitations and historical contingency and uniting with the Absolute.
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Mass shootings, deadly hate crimes, terror, murder, gun violence and war all have their particular details, but each story revives age-old, yet urgent, questions about who we are as a species.
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While these platforms have inspired new thinking around how companies are disrupting commerce and solving age-old logistical problems, the U.S. tax code has not seen meaningful reform in over 30 years.
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Many of the most important policies that his Prime Minister, Michel Debré, took up were, in an age-old cycle, the policies of the previous, much maligned administration of the Fourth Republic.
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Their snappy, spooky, deathrock-tinged black/thrash goes straight for the jugular, and answers the age-old question of what would happen if Mortuary Drape met Judas Priest in a crusty tomb.
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It's an age old dilemma when it comes to any sort of rap music, but I feel the need to raise it: what about the way they portray women in their lyrics?
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But, in a momentous reversal, that age-old challenge is changing: the population of most countries is shrinking — for many of them at an alarming pace — and at the same time aging.
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The age-old diversification strategy of reducing risk by moving more into bonds won't work so well in a rising interest rate environment, as this may increase risk rather than decrease it.
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Professors typically discuss how the naked white prostitute displayed starkly across her bed meets our gaze confrontationally, rejecting the age-old representation of the demure courtesan and presaging the birth of modernism.
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"Too many in the West, she insists, wrongly attribute the rivalry between Saudi Arabia and Iran to age-old theological differences between Sunnis and Shiites," David D. Kirkpatrick writes in his review.
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When Roger Moore died in May, the age-old debate over the best version of James Bond once again roared into high gear, with many backing Mr. Moore's suave-yet-silly portrayal.
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Bartering is an age-old way of doing business without having to hassle with money—ten sheep for a cow, a carrot cake for some help in the garden, sex for WiFi.
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There's a delightful moment late in the season when the puppets themselves tell stories through the age-old "sacred" art of puppetry, and we completely understand why they hold it so dear.
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The intersection between this age-old misogyny and new information technologies is reshaping our politics and culture in a way we may only dimly understand — and may not be prepared to confront.
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TAIPEI, Taiwan — It is an age-old arrangement, and one that is usually implicit: Parents pay for their children's educations, and hope that in their old age the children will support them.
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In its lone engagement set piece, The Mandalorian nails the age-old tenets of warfare: Build your obstacles in depth and of multiple types, and never leave your armor without infantry support.
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The trials of friendships — secret keeping, respecting limits, deciding who to invite to your super-small birthday party or learning to tolerate your friend's awful significant other — are all but age old.
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One of the teams was led by Eske Willerslev, a geneticist at the University of Copenhagen who has helped revolutionize our understanding of human prehistory by collecting DNA from age-old skeletons.
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