AHA Front Curated home and personal accessories from the online retailer AHA.
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But PhRMA generates almost as much revenue on its own as the AHA and AMA combined (see 2018 filings for the AHA and AMA).
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When you read his description of the aesthetic aha, you have at once the thrill of understanding something you feel that you already know: aha!
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But the AHA research review concludes that meditation may have some benefits beyond just reducing stress, said Dr. Glenn Levine, chair of the AHA task force on clinical practice guidelines.
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Watching, you thought: Aha — 1980s power dressing is back!
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I am not told what the contents of a given puzzle are before I solve, so my "aha!" moments are very much like your "aha!" moments, just a few days ahead of schedule.
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It all feels too neat, too nice, too angular. AHA!
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Those "aha!" moments are a real blessing when they come.
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Max Steiner Design Bunny Mask, $280, available at AHA Life.
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Short story ... the AHA never says it did anything wrong.
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AHA holds a permanent role as chair of the NUBC.
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"It was one of those 'aha' moments," Dr. Epstein said.
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Similarly, Jennifer Freed, executive director of AHA in Santa Barbara, Calif.
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But remember, some profound aha moments will spur you into action.
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Raise your hand if you just had a major aha moment!
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"The big 'Aha!' moment is that the trauma never goes away."
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But there are aha moments where we can feel their triumphs.
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I am looking to join a high-growth company like Aha!
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And it was an aha moment that has guided him since.
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"It was kind of an 'aha moment' I had," she says.
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A girl dressed in blue rides up on a bicycle. Aha!
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"Well, this is a bit of a disappointment," she said. Aha!
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Gail: Aha, I feel our conversational sled skidding toward definite disagreement.
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Fingers crossed that you have a rewarding "Aha!" moment while solving.
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"Our 'Aha moments' are literally quiet brain signals," said Dr. Rock.
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This was a very clever theme with a terrific "Aha!" moment.
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That took some of the "Aha!" out of it for me.
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"I'm here to talk about banning plastic bags," she said. Aha!
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Perhaps, a new finding, research data, trend or an "aha" moment.
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Today's was a doozy, because it came with two "aha" moments.
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Blessedly, they do — the products' impact is as clear as their maker's message, from the Universal Emulsion (which is actually universal) to the Night Switch trio of BHA/AHA 10%, PHA/AHA 10% and Retinol 1%.
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But this is Ronda's charity and usually, well, Ronda covers it. Aha!
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Level Ex developed a separate AR CPR training game with the AHA.
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The Connected Service Suite gives you access to Pandora, Aha, and Stitcher.
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Aha, so looks like Nova has figured out that Violet has Lupus.
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"You always Mother of Dragons [sic] main man," she also said. Aha!
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Unlike others, it is an AHA that can be used every day.
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Also be careful, Hot Cheetos are one hell of a drug aha !
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I didn't have an actual single aha moment, but there were several.
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What was the second where you're like, "Aha, now I have him"?
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Rick Pollack is president and CEO of the American Hospital Association (AHA).
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But not too different: AHA will be sold in cans, not bottles.
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It's how they arrived at their "aha" moment last year, says Amano.
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That's what I was trying for here — a legitimate, honest "Aha!" moment.
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People were thinking, 'Aha, we want to be seen in that light.
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Finally, toward the end of the book, Brooks's "aha!" moment is revealed.
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"When I read it, there's just so many 'aha' moments," she says.
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" AHA emphasized that "these guidelines are too important not to get right.
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Her family had requested donations to the AHA after her mother's funeral.
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Nooo don't stop being a meme in 2020 you're so funny aha.
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Coca-Cola is launching Aha, a sparkling water brand, in March 2020.
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Coca-Cola is launching Aha, a sparkling-water brand, in March 2020.
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Fixes Harold Tu's "aha!" moment came in front of the Washington Monument.
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The American Hospital Association (AHA) takes issue with the July 22019 opinion piece by Kristin Walter about the latest brief filed by the AHA in our long-running case against the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
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The AHA/BHA peeling solution left my skin radiant, and I'm very pleased.
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The AHA recommends two simple steps for people who see someone suddenly collapse.
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However, my biggest takeaway from this self-imposed, torturous experience was the aha!
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The paintings I'm making are about the flash of that moment of 'Aha!
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The AHA — and tenured professors more generally — must reject and dispel such thinking.
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She founded the AHA Foundation to end honour violence and support its victims.
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About 5.7 million Americans are living with heart failure, according to the AHA.
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But traditional newsrooms everywhere were reveling in the schadenfreude just the same. Aha!
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Maybe, the [AHA] concedes, others who are less offended lack standing to sue.
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Under Pollack, AHA launched the political action committee AHAPAC to press its goals.
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And so on, until I had experienced seven of the nine "Aha!" moments.
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" And he pulled me aside and said, "Oh, I'm playing an [expletive]. Aha.
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As the day goes on, there are many aha moments in the room.
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Once I got some space away from it, there was an aha moment.
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" Mr. Hoffman returned to his binder and flipped madly through the pages. "Aha!
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"The big 'Aha!' moment is that the trauma never goes away," she said.
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Details: "With Bulgaria, there was an 'aha' moment," said one European security official.
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AHA, the company's new caffeinated flavored seltzer water brand, reaches shelves in March.
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In March, Coca-Cola plans to launch AHA, flavored sparkling water with caffeine.
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It launched a sparkling version of Dasani in 2014, which AHA will replace.
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Youth to the People's Kombucha + 11% AHA Power Toner is a great example.
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It's an amazing construction and a pretty neat "aha!" moment, when it comes.
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As Laura Markham, a psychologist in New York and the founder of Aha!
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When everything becomes co-opted so quickly, you can't really create "aha" moments.
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Instead, Welsh recommends an exfoliating cream with both Alpha Hydroxy Acid (AHA,) and Beta Hydroxy Acid, (BHA.) AHA works on the surface of the skin, while BHA seeps deeper, and does the grim work of cleaning out our subdermal cavities.
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"Oh Bejeweled Realm" satirizes the pretensions of both Iran's Westernizing regime and its middle-class intellectuals: Tomorrow I can, In the backroom of Khachick's shop, Snort a few grams of some of the purest stuff, Swill a few glasses of mixed-up Pepsi-Cola, Give out a few oh Gods, and Hallelujahs, haw-haws, aha-aha-aha, And formally join the ranks of high-minded thinkers and an asinine Enlightenment.
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Tatcha Violet-C Brightening Serum 20% Vitamin C + 10% AHA, $88, available at Sephora.
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Then when they emerge, you can say "Aha!" rather than being on the defensive.
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Hope you experienced a nice "AHA!" moment when the Big I's came into focus.
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This was an important "aha" moment for many Periscope participants accessing these meditation communities.
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In fact, the American Hospital Association (AHA) has mounted continuous opposition to the deal.
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He joined AHA in 1982 and took the reins of the organization in 2015.
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As president of the AHA and a cardiologist, I completely support the latest guidelines.
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I love that, as well as the somewhat delayed "Aha!" moment that I experienced.
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Only a handful of studies in the AHA report deal with coconut oil specifically.
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Unfortunately, the AHA has a significant incentive to continue attacks on the RAC program.
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Monday solvers deserve just as much of an "Aha!" moment as late week solvers.
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The book is full of "Aha!" moments in which McPherson acknowledges his own complicity.
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"There wasn't just one 'Aha!' revolutionary moment," Walia says of the invention of Nailbot.
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A theme with an unconventional revealer that leads to quite the "aha!" moment. 2.
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Shows with such a clear, repeating premise — "do what God says" — need more aha!
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"The rule … does not provide the information patients need," lawyers for the AHA wrote.
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One girl, unusually expert, mentioned that her grandmother had sheep on her farm. Aha!
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Another difference many noticed was that all the flavors of AHA seemed slightly … viscous?
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"Also be careful,Hot Cheetos are one hell of a drug aha," he added.
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Aha sparkling water will replace Dasani Sparkling water at retail, according to Coca-Cola.
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To lower your cholesterol, the AHA guidelines suggest patients start with lifestyle changes first.
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" Then one of the kids asked whom Yoder plans to choose for president. "Aha!
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It's always so difficult to predict what will produce the best "Aha!" moment possible.
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AHA and Flytrex will start with about 20 or so of these deliveries a day, according to Bash, and he hopes to expand the partnership with AHA to include actual drone deliveries along multiple routes across Reykjavík by the end of this year.
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Bartleby hopes that Mr Handy's readers will be saying "Aha!" for some time to come.■
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That's the message of a new review just published by the American Heart Association (AHA).
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What was the "aha moment" for you when you started to really see those parallels?
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Once I figured out what to do with that "Aha!" moment, the theme fell swiftly.
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"My 'aha' moment was when I was at the park with my son," she says.
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Its name is descended from the Latin accha, ahha or aha, via the French ache.
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At night, I still use my AHA/BHA exfoliants to slough off dead skin cells.
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John Schneider III and David Auten's relationship has had a couple of financial "aha" moments.
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The American Heart Association (AHA) agrees that having a dog is good for your heart.
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He said that panels like ACC/AHA rigorously vet anyone who serves on the panel.
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One more, just because these are so much fun when you get that "Aha!" moment.
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Portier reminded me that the word "biscuit" (like biscotti in Italian) means twice baked. Aha!
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The upside of this is that early-week solvers get more of an "Aha!" moment.
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I can only hope you had as much of an "Aha!" moment as I did.
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AHA helps create smoother, brighter skin by encouraging rapid cell turnover and stimulating collagen production.
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" I completed a lot more of the puzzle before that "Huh" turned into an "Aha!
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According to the AHA, 31 percent of U.S. hospitals in 2016 had negative operating margins.
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What's next: The AHA doesn't make its own cybersecurity guidelines and the FDA's are limited.
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Today is Thursday, so we know we will have to work for our "Aha!" moment.
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But, he reminds patients that the AHA guidelines suggest they start with making lifestyle changes.
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This is where most people's "Aha!" moment would happen, but I needed an extra push.
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"My 'Aha' moment came when I was in the Wegmans supermarket in Ithaca," he said.
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This one requires a bit of alchemy to solve, although the "Aha!" moment is worthwhile.
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That for us was the journalistic "aha" moment to say, these allegations never stopped coming.
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I hope it's also an "aha moment" for solvers when the theme answers are discovered.
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Here's to the wondering reveries of the dreamers and the dawdlers, for the real aha!
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The AHA has strict guidelines, which have also evolved with animal welfare legislation, that filmed media must meet or exceed to receive the AHA disclaimer "No Animals Were Harmed" in the credits, which is issued after a final screening and cross-check of the piece.
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But the analysis of what AHA was doing helped Ms. Freed envision it as something bigger.
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Bash says AHA has already seen a 60 percent in cost per delivery by using drones.
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What was the "aha" moment for you that that you decided you had to do this?
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Multiplayer VR could use an "aha!" moment, and MetaWorld sounds like it could potentially provide that.
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I had this Tiffany's epiphany – that's what I call my aha moments – a few years ago.
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This kind of aha moment might be followed by the need to regain a little independence.
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Click through to have that "aha!" moment over where you might know the Bandersnatch cast from.
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"I want people to be able to see my drawings and have 'aha' moments," she says.
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Thompson calls it "the aesthetic aha": It is not merely the feeling that something is familiar.
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We receive thousands of emails every month from job seekers applying for open positions at Aha!
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Thomas Eakins, The Agnew Clinic (1889)Gizmodo: When was Lister's aha moment involving Louis Pasteur's work?
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The AHA instead focused on the Establishment Clause's command for American governments to maintain religious neutrality.
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The AHA disputed the suggestion that Christianity could represent all those who died in the conflict.
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The 7.5% threshold used by the AHA is based heavily on clinical trial data, he said.
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The AHA has observed that necessary divestitures would be over 2628 million subscribers in 28503 counties.
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Mayfield has been diving for 15 years and has had a lot of aha moments underwater.
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We find elegance in the 'Aha effect', the moment of insight when things fall into place.
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Somehow, that "Aha!" moment made the puzzle an extra fun one for me to have constructed.
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You want something specific here, and I'm not sure I can give you an "aha" fact.
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What matters is that you had the same amazing "Aha!" moment I did when you solved.
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"Today's final rule fails to protect consumers' most sensitive information about their personal health," AHA said.
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The presentation featured "national experts from several health care organizations," the AHA said on its website.
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Our original plan was to make the units of time narrow down to an AHA MOMENT.
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Coordinate closely with the AHA's clinical coding team, including AHA Central Office and Coding Clinic. 4.
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I just like my long entries and the "Aha!" moment of uncovering a really cool phrase.
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Tatcha's Violet-C Brightening Serum 20% Vitamin C + 10% AHA has gotten rave reviews this year.
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But since it's Thursday, there's nothing to do but plow ahead until, hopefully, the "aha!" moment.
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How about watching that "Aha!" moment hit multiple heads at once, like a word lovers' rave?
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According to the AHA, symptoms of a heart attack include: In women, the most common symptom is chest pain or discomfort but the AHA says women are more likely than men to experience other symptoms, particularly shortness of breath, nausea or vomiting, and back or jaw pain.
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Complicating matters more is another study also published in the NEJM and presented at the AHA meeting.
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"The 'aha' moment was when Miguel confirmed there was no corrosion control like I thought," says Walters.
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So it was then that I read the article on vertical farming and had that "Aha!" moment.
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I had an aha moment inside a VR app called Tilt Brush that was purchased by Google.
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I do it all – oil clean with cold cream, then face wash, BHA, AHA, moisturizer, and serum.
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The AHA notes that there is not enough awareness of Chagas outside endemic areas in Latin America.
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The system comes from a partnership between Israeli drone logistics company Flytrex and Icelandic eCommerce company AHA.
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But he felt the new AHA review was simply selecting the studies that reinforced its preconceived views.
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It was an emotional (and revelatory!) hour of gasps, aha moments and tears (both happy and sad!).
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In the earlier concept art, the Millennium Falcon had the Force Awakens-style rectangular radar dish: Aha!
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"I had this 'Aha' moment where I realized, this is not happening in this field," Beim said.
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"I recommend the Farmacy HONEYMOON GLOW AHA Resurfacing Night Serum with Hydrating Honey + Gentle Flower Acids ($58)."
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For the American groups, the ACC/AHA and USPSTF, those numbers came to 42% and 31%, respectively.
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For Toby Cosgrove, the former CEO of the Cleveland Clinic, the "aha" moment came five years ago.
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When there are moments to catch vegans in actual or perceived hypocrisy it's a great "aha" moment.
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Oh, wait ... - Seth A. Abel (Aha, let's be) Almost finished solving but need a bit more help?
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The Ordinary AHA 30% + BHA 2% Peeling Solution, $235, available at Ulta Beauty, Deciem, and Sephora 239.
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But I'll tell you when I got my "Aha!" back: I got it back with the anagramming.
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The immediate reaction of many folks from gun places to the Fort Lauderdale shooting was that — aha!
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"We should've done AHA, yeah, sooner," Quincey said at the Beverage-Digest Future Smarts conference on Monday.
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But this was the state of the art as the AHA decided to stick with their recommendations.
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"I think that's going to need to play out in the state courts," Mr. Dearing said. Aha!
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Is it almost as if, for millennial men, a suit holds the fascination of an "aha" moment?
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In a 22019 statement, the AHA said children under 2 years must avoid consuming added sugars entirely.
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"The 'aha moment' for him was when he realized what it all added up to," Clough said.
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Seeing IWORK or YMEN in one's puzzle would be mystifying, flipping into hopefully a solid "Aha!" moment.
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Your big "aha moment" came when your boyfriend broke up with you, what is your current relationship status?
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Looking back over his career, he believes that teaching and writing is all about creating the "Aha!" moment.
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My aha was that at its root, VR is as much a creation tool as a consumption tool.
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The process was as follows: Read clue, think about answer, receive a whammy of an "Aha!" moment, smile.
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EDT This story previously stated that Cardio Ex was developed in partnership with the American Heart Association (AHA).
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Mr Kristófersson is the boss of aha, which delivers on behalf of restaurants and shops in Iceland's capital.
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I finally take a shower and do an AHA/BHA exfoliating mask before heading to bed at 11.
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"Losses of this magnitude cannot be sustained and will adversely impact patients' access to care," the AHA said.
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At $90, it's certainly not inexpensive, but it's by far the best AHA-infused product I've ever used.
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In these days of constant spoilers and Reddit threads, it's rare to get a true "aha" moment anymore.
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"The amendment proposed this week would dramatically worsen the bill," AHA President Rick Pollack said in a statement.
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"Through them, I went to kayaking camps, ski trips, and then there was the 'aha' moment," she said.
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And according to the American Heart Association (AHA), nine out of 10 adults consume excess amounts of sodium.
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But when I got it, the "Aha!" moment was like a smack on the back of the head.
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But, the [AHA] assures us, its members are offended enough—and with sufficient frequency—that they may sue.
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AHA Front in Dumbo, Brooklyn, offers home and personal accessories, including sculptural ceramic vases and angular beer glasses.
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"For me the aha moment came when I started understanding that Uber isn't just about cars," Khosrowshahi said.
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That unusual relationship is for you to deduce, and when you do, prepare for a fun "Aha!" moment.
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The Exec Producer told TMZ he believes the AHA is compromised because its in bed with the studios.
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I liked this theme very much because it had that snappy "Aha!" moment in each of the answers.
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Art Handlers Alliance of New York (AHA-NY) has lobbied the industry to adopt better practices for years.
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Her "aha" moment occurred in Paris, where she was living in the 1920s, an expatriate enamored of art.
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The overall procedure was no different than any Friday, though — slow and steady, with a few "aha" moments.
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This formula also has 10% medical-grade AHA, a blend of soothing ingredients, and Hyaluronic Acid for hydration.
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Although AHA might be colorful and fun, none of our tasters preferred it to its more-subtle competitors.
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The new year will also bring the launch of Coke's new flavored sparkling water line AHA in March.
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The company will launch AHA on March 2 in the United States, with the potential to expand globally.
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The beverage behemoth unveiled Thursday a new flavored seltzer water brand with a splash of caffeine, called AHA.
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AHA comes in eight mixed flavors, including lime and watermelon, citrus and green tea and apple and ginger.
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So far AHA has reported a 60 percent reduction in drone delivery costs versus land and sea alternatives.
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It takes wits and triangulation, and there's always that aha moment when you know you've gotten the joke.
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It isn't quite an "aha!" moment given the conspicuous hints dropped earlier in the book, but it satisfies.
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Aha: Looks like he was trying to make sure matters were completely settled before he got back with Violet.
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Neuroscientist Yuly Fuentes-Medel has chased a lifetime of "aha moments" to become the "hybrid thinker" she is today.
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I try The Ordinary's AHA + BHA peeling solution for the first time and follow up with some heavy moisturizers.
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Level Ex has also developed a different game in partnership with the AHA for its My Cardiac Coach app.
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Picture Malcolm X But if you put aside the strange phonics pattern, there's a strange "aha" moment in B.o.
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From enzyme washes to grainy scrubs to AHA masks, the formulas to choose from can feel a bit overwhelming.
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" On her "Aha" moment to pursue the arts:"When I went [to South Africa], I had an experience there.
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An AHA-published "shame list" would expose the institutions and departments that post job ads which are clearly inequitable.
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"[Hobbies] are often one of the most effective ways to come up with those 'aha' moments," Blake says. 2.
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I wound up having to guess the letter, which took away from my final "Aha!" moment for this puzzle.
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The beverage giant will launch AHA on March 25 in the United States, with the potential to expand globally.
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Appreciation separates good managers from the duds, writes Brian de Haaff, cofounder and CEO of the software company Aha!
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Use the AHA (25%)/BHA (2%) blend to resurface your face once a week, 20 minutes at a time.
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That's why the AHA recommends that people eat at least one or two servings of fatty fish each week.
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At some point, everyone has an 'Aha!' moment when it comes to the importance of high-quality bed linens.
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Most bloggers I followed either outright ignored the AHA study, or grudgingly acknowledged the findings but brushed it off.
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Who looks at tawdry, terrifying Elizabeth Taylor and ruined, smoldering Richard Burton and says, aha, those fun-loving besties?
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Perhaps the EAU clue elicits a memorable "aha" moment, or native New Yorkers enjoy the fresh take on METS.
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It's an "I can't wait to tell you, listen to this!" page turner, dropping one aha moment after another.
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"The slides you shared reflect the various perspectives of field experts and should not be attributed to the AHA."
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"I had a kind of 'aha' moment where I said we're thinking too small," Mr. Lew said on Wednesday.
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Ten years ago, Kraigh and Anna Stewart were designing in the furniture industry when they had their "aha" moment.
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PhRMA declined to comment and Blue Cross Blue Shield, AHA and AMA did not respond to requests for comment.
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This one came together slowly for me, but I really enjoyed the "Aha!" moment when it finally hit me.
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Rival Coca-Cola is launching its own sparkling water line AHA, which will include caffeinated flavors, later this year.
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I'm really happy with the book and I've heard from readers who have enjoyed many "Aha!" moments with it.
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I hope that it will give solvers the big "Aha moment" that the best trick puzzles always give me.
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I want you to enjoy your "Aha!" moment just as much as I did when I finally got it.
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Miles away, in an office at Vanderbilt University, a professor named Marc Hetherington was having his own aha moment.
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He hopes that Fit's coaching for users will "increasingly align them to the guidelines" the AHA recommends for physical activity.
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If applied according to a dermatologist's recommendation, an even higher concentration of AHA preparation could be considered safe to use.
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The American Heart Association (AHA) set a new standard Monday for how much added sugar children should consume a day.
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The aha moment I had over Christmas break was Wait a minute; we're all responsible for the culture at Goop.
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In 2012, a group of local residents backed by the AHA filed a lawsuit challenging the cross' placement and funding.
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For optimal heart health, the AHA recommends the Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension (DASH) diet or a Mediterranean-style diet.
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On the other hand, curveballs and surprising theme answers can add extra "aha" moments to the solve and more satisfaction.
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The AHA looked through lots of scientific studies from people who replaced saturated fat with other things in their diet.
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Finally, the AHA recommends Medicare hospital claims be reviewed by a different program integrity contractor, the Quality Improvement Organizations (QIOs).
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Finally, deleting SHAKESPEARE as an answer, which I did at the very end, makes for more of an "aha" moment.
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We still don't know what, if any studies the AHA used to form its choking guidelines between 1976 and now.
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The problem with coconut oil, according to the AHA, is that 82 percent of the fat in it is saturated.
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Mike and Ozzy's Beer Blizzard 'aha' moment came when they realized all beer cans have the same dome-shaped bottom.
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The AHA says it had a vet check the German Shepherd in question last week and he was a-ok.
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After hassling through some crosses, however, I finally knew 36A was CANDY CANE; filling that in was my "aha" moment.
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More recent research has shown that these "aha" solutions tend to be more reliable than consciously, methodically worked-out answers.
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The agency is seeking more legal authority over device security, and the AHA wants FDA guidelines to be made mandatory.
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The launch of AHA sent La Croix's parent company, National Beverage (FIZZ), stock down more than 7% in early trading.
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That was a lovely "Aha!" moment for me that may or may not have included slapping myself in the forehead.
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His "Aha!" moment came when a minister from the regime told him he had to paint a series of doves.
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"We have a name for every single cloud," added Kaawaloa, who also sits on the Hawaiian cultural advisory committee, Aha Moku.
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So when they raised their prices and didn't lose any material subscribers, I think the financial markets said "Aha, glue," right?
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That aha moment led to more research into the long-known phenomena of distraction and meditation as techniques to relieve pain.
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When the infection is caught early, certain anti-parasitic medications can have a 60%–90% success rate, according to the AHA.
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Remember that the core of the "aha" moment in the piece is that the poll has 48% Democrats and Democratic-leaners.
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This facilitates what we call an "Aha!" moment, when the solver finally sees the hidden thread that ties the theme together.
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"We have yet to see that aha business model in the space," said Matthew Wong, a research analyst at CB Insights.
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The AHA Centre report, leaked to media in June, predicted that half a million refugees would come back within two years.
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The House healthcare bill's proposed $85033 billion in Medicaid cuts would have "serious negative consequences for communities across America," AHA said.
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I love when another board member comes up with an idea that's out of the blue and truly an aha moment.
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We're rarely able to say, 'Aha, here's this person's breath test and here's the problem that caused it to be wrong.
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"We already have seen clear evidence of how expanded coverage is helping to address these high-priority needs," the AHA wrote.
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However, several of the study's authors reported receiving separate grants and fees from the ACC, the AHA and various pharmaceutical companies.
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A number of experts who worked on the ACC/AHA guidelines had financial links to drug companies, which they disclosed publicly.
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After buying about 30 pop-up cards that night from the street vendor in Vietnam there wasn't an immediate "aha" moment.
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The new statement is a companion document to one published by the AHA in 2010 about heart health in U.S. adults.
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Can you tell me about the "aha" moment when you realized this technology had many more applications than you originally anticipated?
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E.O. peers, Ms. Wojcicki (pronounced "Woe-jisky") does not have a tidy origin story to tell reporters; there was no aha!
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Make sure you say the "aha!" out loud so the puzzle can hear you, or you might wind up being prodded.
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I liked the solver having to work more for the "aha!" moment, but that might have been a bit too cerebral.
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Hospitals provided more than $38 billion in uncompensated care in 2017, according to the Journal, citing the American Hospital Association (AHA).
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The AHA says that a person's maximum heart rate — reached during intense physical activity — should be one's age subtracted from 220.
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Dr. Nadine Burke Harris had one of those rare and amazing "aha!" moments a decade ago when reading a scientific paper.
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It took me a while to piece this theme together, but what an "Aha!" moment I received once I got it.
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Wordplay MONDAY PUZZLE — For a Monday puzzle, Paul Coulter's New York Times Crossword debut packed quite an "Aha!" moment for me.
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The Atlanta-based company launched Dasani's line of sparkling water in 2014, which will be replaced by AHA in retail stores.
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"Confederate monuments are 'imperative to informed public debate,' " the AHA said, noting their history of being used to intimidate African-Americans.
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"My 'aha!' moment was living back home in the same bedroom that I grew up in with my parents," Nelson says.
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"That was a real aha moment for us," said Johanne Ellis-Iversen, a veterinary epidemiologist at the Danish National Food Institute.
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"There was a kind of an 'aha' moment, when we realized what might damage this part of the brain," Friedman said.
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Dr. Clyde Yancy, another past AHA president who also was not involved in the study, cited a need for better drugs.
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The AHA recommends the Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension (DASH) diet or a Mediterranean-style diet to help prevent cardiovascular disease.
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They'll save you time, make you wonder why you didn't already know them, and even give you an "aha!" moment or too.
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She asks him to wire $1 million of that to a sex workers outreach charity in the name of Malina Galoudian. Aha!
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About one-third of people who become infected with Chagas will go on to develop chronic heart disease, according to the AHA.
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"American Humane has reviewed the video and we are disturbed and concerned by the footage," the AHA told PEOPLE in a statement.
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The solutions rely on a series of "aha" moments of recognition about how certain social dynamics play out in the real world.
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Google says that its rings are informed by health recommendations from the American Heart Association (AHA) and the World Health Organization (WHO).
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For the advisory, published last week in the AHA journal Circulation, scientists pored over hundreds of research papers published since the 1950s.
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The American Heart Association (AHA) recommends keeping systolic blood pressure (the top number of a reading) below 237 millimeters of mercury (mmHg).
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High blood pressure - known as hypertension - can lead to stroke, heart problems, kidney disease and other health issues, according to the AHA.
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According to the American Heart Association (AHA), the most important lifestyle factors for heart health are your diet and your activity level.
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I had a real "aha moment" in college when I was reading the Bible for the first time and I encountered Ecclesiastes.
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We know that when you consume sodium, it pulls water into your bloodstream, which increases your blood pressure, according to the AHA.
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So A Call to Men has various exercises, handouts, videos, social media, any tools that can create an 'aha' moment for men.
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The AHA is acutely aware of this and has developed Strategically Focused Research Networks for children that focus on obesity and prevention.
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Breast cancer survivors, especially women over age 65, are more likely to die from cardiovascular disease than tumors, the AHA statement stresses.
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"The key message is to be proactive and focus on prevention," Gilchrist, who wasn't involved in the AHA statement, said by email.
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Parker plays Frances, who has an aha moment and decides she wants a divorce from her cartoonish husband, Robert (Thomas Haden Church).
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In their brief, the AHA recommends the court implement a financial penalty against the RACs if their appeal overturns exceed 6900 percent.
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The goal is to create the illusion of understanding, which means mostly trying to avoid obvious failures and providing occasional "aha" moments.
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The "aha" moment when things fell into place was like both players becoming the other "with no separation," Ms. Koh said later.
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" Aha — I finally realized what she meant, so I gave her the answer she was looking for: "Oh yeah, I love you.
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Aha Moment: Ricky Choi and Phil Moldavski were working at LivingSocial, an online marketplace in Washington, D.C., when they bonded over socks.
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There really was an impetus, there really was the aha moment I had, and it was a little over three years ago.
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It was created by Rowena Scherer, 50, who had an aha moment after taking a family cooking class while traveling in Thailand.
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In 85033, Warner sent letters to health groups including the AHA asking what more the federal government could do to reduce cyberattacks.
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Maelove's Glycolic Acid cream, The Night Renewer ($27.95), was designed as a highly potent AHA cream that's gentle enough for sensitive skin.
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It took me a while to figure out what was going on, but that just made the "Aha!" moment that much better.
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John Lieb returns with a puzzle that had a terrific "Aha!" moment for me, even if I did piece it together slowly.
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There was for him, he says, no youthful aha moment of watching Derek Jacobi onstage and divining that directing was his path.
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Making a vaccine does not come down to one big aha moment; rather, it is a sequence of encouraging developments, they said.
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"We here at Vizient had an 'aha' moment when we realized how much manufacturing actually takes place in Puerto Rico," she said.
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The NBA, for example, implemented a league-wide standardized cardiac screening in 2006 that includes both the AHA–recommended protocol and EKGs.
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When she was a young woman, Gordon found a psychoanalyst, Leslie Farber, who didn't try to force epiphanies and breakthrough "Aha!" moments.
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It's for these very intense, teachable, aha moments that ... You just did a demo in my lab, Kara, and you got it.
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When I saw that I thought, aha, he's thinking that not knowing about the system anymore means its entropy value has changed.
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The face mask, a super-strength formulation with 25% AHA that functions like an in-office peel, sold out within the first week.
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Every time something like this happens, you can count on at least a few liberal pundits to erupt in shouts of triumph. Aha!
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But it remains a fine balance, as people enjoy thinking they have found something new—the "aha" moment, as Mr Thompson calls it.
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Diet diversity could lead to weight gain and obesity, the AHA Behavioral Change for Improving Health Factors Committee writes in the journal Circulation.
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The sale just went live an hour ago, but two of the products (Fortify and Soft Touch AHA) have already sold out completely.
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Martin is probably taking his time to ensure that when a character's backstory is revealed, readers have an aha moment, instead of confusion.
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Broadly speaking, congenital heart defects are any structural problems in the heart that develop before birth, according to the American Heart Association (AHA).
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The American Hospital Association (AHA), American Medical Association (AMA) and American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) all denounced the revised bill on Thursday.
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Glow Recipe Watermelon + AHA Glow Sleeping Mask, $45, available at SephoraThis cult favorite watermelon sleeping mask from Glow Recipe helps smooth skin overnight.
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Rick J. Pollack is the president and CEO of the American Hospital Association (AHA), which represents more than 5,000 hospitals and health systems.
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The hype is over the fact that the AHA/BHA concentration in the mask is so much higher than most on the market.
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Yet many U.S. children don't meet seven basic standards of good heart health, the AHA says in a statement in the journal Circulation.
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It also has a hit of both hyaluronic (to hydrate and plump) and AHA by way of lactic acid (which smooths and exfoliates).
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The AHA says we should limit our saturated fat consumption to 13 g per day, which is about a tablespoon of coconut oil.
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Around the same time the AHA paper came out, I was pursuing a skin care line that I saw on Instagram, Primally Pure.
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There is a lot going on here for a Tuesday puzzle, but it emerges slowly and offers solvers a very nice "Aha!" moment.
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It's "a quivering or irregular heartbeat that can lead to blood clots, stroke, heart failure, and other heart-related complications," according to AHA.
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And calling for the appointment of special counsel would be brutally unfair because it would send the message, aha (ph), there's something here.
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I hope this puzzle provides that smile-inducing "Aha!" on your end, and isn't just indulging my soft spot for constructor-y wordplay.
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The Director takes responsibility for maintaining the integrity of the UB-04 Data set, which is a strategic intellectual asset of the AHA.
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The 'aha moment' of just how big and exciting the opportunity was came with solving the environmental and ethical challenges of mined diamonds.
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Instead, the idea came from realizing that repeated mergers have reduced the number of major airlines in the United States to four. Aha!
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"With Bulgaria, there was an 'aha' moment," said one European security official, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss classified intelligence matters.
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Aha will be Coca-Cola North America&aposs first major brand launch in a decade and will replace Dasani Sparkling water in stores.
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After watching the re-enactment in January, many had an "Aha!" moment, Ms. Guadalupe said, and shared: "Now I understand how Trump won."
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In Sunday Riley's beloved Good Genes treatment, it's combined with squalane, aloe, and a handful of botanical extracts to smooth, retexturize, and hydrate; in the new Honeymoon Glow AHA Resurfacing Night Serum from Farmacy, it's supercharged with glycolic, citric, salicylic, and hyaluronic acids in a 14% AHA/BHA blend that's a little more potent than something Cleopatra may have submerged herself in.
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And I found that it created this tremendous sense of "aha" for folks, especially if they had to think about that causal linkage, right?
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"When all those models and pictures and colors started to come out on the runway, it was another 'aha moment,'" Fuentes-Medel told me.
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Israeli drone logistics company Flytrex has partnered with Icelandic on-demand goods service AHA to set up a small drone delivery route in Reykjavík.
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That's not a lot, but it's perfect for the kinds of on-demand goods that AHA deals with, like sushi, hamburgers, or even beer.
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The AHA partnership does provide the program with public health legitimacy, while the donations and "celebrity cachet" keeps students and teachers interested, Sparvero said.
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Our eye movements and pupils can broadcast these "aha!" moments, making it possible to predict epiphanies even before they occur, a new study found.
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The current AHA recommendation is that adults should get 150 minutes of moderate physical activity or 75 minutes of vigorous physical activity each week.
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"Talking about my intimacy avoidance and love addiction was an "aha" moment for me," he says of traits he's learned about himself in therapy.
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You're watching a thriller or reading this book where the main character is struggling with this occult problem, and then suddenly it's revealed — aha!
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"Preventive health care is what saved my life," the former talk show host and national ambassador to the American Heart Association (AHA) tells PEOPLE.
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Researchers can't dump a bunch of microplastic out there and say, Aha, look what's happening to these fish and these algae and these crustaceans.
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Longtime allies to Obama say there was no shift in strategy or an 'aha' moment that made the former president deliver the stinging address.
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"We don't feel this compromise changes a whole heck of a lot," said Kristy Anderson, government relations manager for the American Heart Association (AHA).
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Following either of the guidelines consistently would add millions to that list, and the ACC/AHA recommendation in particular would more than double it.
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"I had an 'Aha!' moment, that just because she doesn't want to snowmobile or motorcycle doesn't mean that we're not compatible," Mr. Alexander said.
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None of that would matter so much if Mr. Williams and his fellow producers came up with something revelatory — aha moments or fascinating characters.
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I'll admit to having several "Aha!" flashes the next day, thinking back on images and snippets of dialogue that turned out to be clues.
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It also clearly demonstrate that the AHA is more interested in sidelining the Recovery Audit Contractor (RAC) program than fixing the Medicare appeals backlog.
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"[The AHA] had no clinical data to show that a low-fat diet alone would help with obesity or heart disease," Teicholz told VICE.
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"Our aha moment was going to stores and seeing that something as fun as puzzles were dull, boring, and had no pizzaz," Melissa says.
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Yet medical organizations such as the American Medical Association (AMA) and the American Heart Association (AHA) rarely address lead exposure in any meaningful way.
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I tumbled to the whole thing just before I got to the revealer, making for a very pleasant "Aha!" moment for this midweek puzzle.
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Aha Moment: Jonathan Shokrian, an entrepreneur from Los Angeles, got the idea for MeUndies while buying underwear for a European vacation at the mall.
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He and Band of Outsiders parted company, and his new brand, Entireworld (aha!), is less exclusive and less niche; a collection, essentially, of basics.
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Hopefully, the circled answers will result in spreading some fun "Aha!" moments among the solvers, and they'll figure it out somewhere around mid-solve.
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Once you get the gist of it, your nimble mind will have its "aha" moment, and you'll probably have learned something new as well.
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Hopefully the theme offers a fun aha moment, and hopefully you're as tickled by the descent of THE ROAD TO HELL as I am.
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I might use a face wash — it's a gel wash called Dual Action AHA Cleanser & Mask from the European MZ Skin Luxury Skin line.
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One such "aha!" moment is writ large in Stephen Savage's Little Plane Learns to Write (Neal Porter/Roaring Brook, $16.99; ages 3 to 6).
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The naming of this product, besides Paltrow's aha moment, isn't completely out of line with the cutesy and provocative names brands give beauty products.
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Then an "Aha!" moment occurred and I realized that 1 + 2 + 3 = SIX WAYS TO SUNDAY would work and also act as a revealer.
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My goal was to provide that "Aha!" moment in a playful way, to create the type of Thursday puzzle I'd like to solve myself.
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On the other hand, perhaps that change enhances the "Aha!" moment by delaying the solver's realization of the connection shared between the theme entries.
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I looked for a revealer and received an "Aha!" moment from the universe that was like a smack to the back of the head.
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Experience a teaching "aha!" moment when students run to you first thing in the morning to discuss an event about which they are aware.
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The service is currently available to consumers using AHA, Iceland's largest online marketplace, though the pair also hope to eventually roll it out overseas.
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Once you've had that confidence moment, that 'aha!' moment, runner's high or what you want to call it, it bonds the fabric of runners.
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When I finally got it, it was the kind of "Aha!" moment that reached around and slapped me in the back of the head.
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The embarrassing incident was an 'aha' moment for the mom-of-three, who decided she needed to lose weight, and successfully dropped to 143 lbs.
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I don't think there's anything in here that would be an 'aha!' warning sign to stocks that they're not going to get another rate cut.
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Aha, I know, we're gonna ask Donald Trump whether he would come and photograph, do the test pictures, of the first girl that comes in.
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This was one that required a bit of staring at the answers to decipher, but I had an enjoyable "Aha!" moment when I got it.
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The AHA last week issued a sweeping advisory on saturated fats to clear up the public misperception that they aren't really risky for your health.
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When it comes to exercising, the AHA recommends healthy adults get a total of two hours and 30 minutes of moderate-intensity activity every week.
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While Photos is the aha moment that's nudging me to get an iPad Pro, iOS 11 also makes the tablet a better replacement for laptops.
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This was the aha moment: languidly floating in a pool being fed by a waterfall, blessedly alone, surrounded by a forest of emerald-green bamboo.
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The AHA also urged senators to keep ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion, which paid for states to expand eligibility for the program to more low-income adults.
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Recent updates from the AHA also highlight the intake of whole foods to complement a healthy lifestyle that includes regular physical activity and adequate sleep.
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"We wanted to make people feel an escape from reality, so we used the 'aha moment' ... to generate a feeling of discovering something," Soto says.
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About 434,000 stent procedures were performed in the U.S. in 2014, the most recent available data, according to Dr. Robert Harrington, president of the AHA.
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"Most athletes who come to this realization have their 'aha' moment somewhere in private, but Davis' was happening right there on the sideline," Meyer wrote.
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Bonus: She added that I also need to be consistent with a good AHA, whether that is in the light moisturizer or a separate step.
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This is the kind of early week theme I really enjoy, because even though the solve is relatively easy, that "Aha!" moment is still there.
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Thursday puzzles require you to be patient until the idea behind the theme comes rushing at you all at once, in that delicious "aha!" moment.
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I like that the edited version creates a more powerful aha moment, though I worry that it might be a bit tricky for a Tuesday.
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Das told Business Insider last year that was "the aha moment" when he said, "Oh shoot, we should have done that in the last round."
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Aha, Trump supporters have said on that last point, how can there be a quid pro quo if Ukrainians didn't know they were being pressured?
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With this revelation, the essence of a constructor's "'Aha!' moment" had taken place and the hunt for other words that could offer parallel transformations began.
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Coke is trying to adapt to changing consumer tastes across its portfolio through new products like its caffeinated AHA sparkling water and Smartwater alkaline water.
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Then, with an "aha!" look springing to his face, he'd pop off, "Reese Witherspoon!" or some other random celebrity with roughly the same hair color.
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Jonas brought out that photo in December 2017 to explain something: when he saw Greta Gerwig in New York magazine, he thought, aha, same person!
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Driving the news: AHA CEO Rick Pollack told journalists Wednesday that hospital mergers "create efficiencies that unleash savings," and that his organization's report proved it.
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Put those all together and you've got yourself a definitely-more-than-a-Wednesday puzzle that will deliver a decent "Aha!" moment toward the end.
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There's an opportunity for men to ask questions and have that "aha!" moment that we wish they never even had to have in the first place.
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"The 'aha' moment was [when we realized] you can construct [random growth] using SLEs and that there is a connection between SLEs and LQG," said Miller.
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That eventually led us towards the "Aha moment," where we knew this camera could be the secret sauce for building something to help the visually impaired.
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"This one was the biggest 'aha' moment of the year for me," writes Matt, who estimates that they save $5,000 a year by going out less.
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Together with the AHA, Hollendoner and the Wear OS team worked to create a new way to measure success, while simultaneously meeting the organizations recommended guidelines.
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I thought the revealer would make everything obvious enough without them, and that people would have a nicer "Aha!" moment by seeing it on their own.
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But in Soledad Barrio and Noche Flamenca's dark and explosive dance drama, adapted from Sophocles' "Antigone," the odd-couple match makes an "Aha!" kind of sense.
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Basically, someone at the AHA facility loads the delivery up on the drone, it skips over the bay, and the delivery person takes it from there.
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Another redditor posted a screenshot of what happened when they texted the phone number from the flyer, which only added to the mystery: And then…aha!
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I had to think about the clue at 272A for a while before I knew what was happening, but it gave me a nice "Aha!" moment.
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Iceland is often wet and windy, but the drone used for this operation could not fly in rain—and for safety reasons aha avoided gusty conditions.
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Later, when Palmer spotted a video game where one of the levels took place inside the Red Room from Twin Peaks, he had an "aha" moment.
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When children have a high-sugar diet, the AHA, said it could lead to obesity and high blood pressure, which increases the risk of heart disease.
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"Our big 'aha' moment was when we realized a lot of our customers, for them, their clothing is actually not the most important thing," LaFleur said.
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It's the kind of clever detail that makes you say "aha!" as a teenager or adult, that engages you, and surprises you years after the fact.
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Because the Recovery Audit Contractors caused the problem in the first place, the AHA continues to focus on them as a means to fix the problem.
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But I was lacking an "Aha!" moment until it was delivered to me, and that's a shame, because otherwise, this is a perfectly nice, midweek puzzle.
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"Well, in this case I didn't go beyond the record to look on the internet because I don't think we should do that," he began. Aha!
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We deliberately chose phrases where that starting word had a different meaning than that hinted at by the revealer, to try for that nice "Aha!" moment.
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Although that reformulation significantly reduced my options for theme entries, it created a much tighter theme and (I hope) a stronger "Aha!" moment for the solver.
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The company got its start in 2010 as part out of an aha-moment from Santo Domingo, a socialite, former model and former editor at Vogue.
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During black-and-white flashback montages, seemingly unrelated vignettes cut together in quick succession crescendo into "aha" moments, as you realize exactly what connects them all.
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The bottom line: The AHA and security vendors like MedCrypt and Forescout recommend that hospitals use network segmentation or medical devices with built-in security features.
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"guys r like don't kill urself ur so sexy aha," read the first viral tweet in the meme by @drowzygf (whose account is no longer active).
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With a mix of AHA and BHA ingredients, the acne-fighting products multitask to exfoliate dead skin cells, buff out fine lines, and reveal smoother skin.
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The whole thing made me smile, but it was his high-pitched, Bob Wills-ian "Aha" during the atonal banjo solo that made me crack up.
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He felt strongly that this would produce a better "Aha!" moment, whereas I worried that solvers would gloss over them, potentially finishing without understanding the concept.
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I'd have to hide and listen in secrecy to A Flock Of Seagulls, Aha, and the Human League, and then eventually I became obsessed with Enya.
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"We want the message to be: [Virtual reality] can be for more than the 'ooh aah' of the technology, but also the 'aha' of science," she said.
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Since 1940, the AHA has been given the authority to monitor all movie productions with animal actors and has, over time, evolved to oversee all filmed media.
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The average American consumes 3500 milligrams of sodium per day, said Jo Ann Carson, chair of the American Heart Association (AHA) Nutrition Committee, and that's too much.
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"I don't think there's anything in here that would be an 'aha!' warning sign to stocks that they're not going to get another rate cut." he said.
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Start by exfoliating skin with the included facial scrub, then apply the lemon facial peel (which contains AHA and BHAs), then finish with a soothing chamomile mask.
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The new AHA paper acknowledges this finding, and that's one reason the authors advocate for an overall health-eating pattern, like the DASH Diet or Mediterranean diet.
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Keep checking in with your chosen charity to see how things are progressing, and check situation updates from the ASEAN Coordinating Center for Humanitarian Assistance (AHA Center).
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This elementary piece of monetary theory tells you how far the Germans are prepared to go to block and control the ordinary conduct of ECB's duties. Aha!
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And in the short term, you are likely going to have small "AHA" moments where you can plug in a single cable and have neat stuff happen.
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DS: It was a big "Aha!" moment where we realized all these shame things were wrapped up in the Sarah story, which makes Hank, unfortunately, pretty relatable.
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"We will continue our fight to reverse these unwarranted cuts and protect access for patients, and we expect to refile promptly in district court," the AHA said.
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The coconut oil studies that the AHA does cite show that it raises both HDL (what people call "good") cholesterol and LDL (what people call "bad" cholesterol).
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The AHA responded with an old op-ed written by its top lobbyist, arguing how higher payments are needed so hospitals can provide "around the clock" care.
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Then the name Headmaster came about at the same time we had the idea of giving out assignments to contributors—it was one of those aha moments.
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I'm on Twitter, I have followers, but if you want me to tweet something about your show, Kara, call me and my assistant will do it. Aha!
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"When a man who is so openly misogynistic beats the first female candidate of a major party to become president, it's an aha moment," Ms. Newsom added.
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TUESDAY PUZZLE — If you have a strong need for personal space, Ross Trudeau's puzzle may seem a bit invasive, but it provides a nice "aha!" moment nonetheless.
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The study wasn't designed to prove whether or how achieving goals set by the AHA for optimal cardiovascular health might directly help prevent strokes or improve longevity.
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The current recommendation from the American Heart Association (AHA) is for 2 grams (2000 milligrams) per day if you're healthy, 1.5 grams if you have heart failure.
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In a post on RedditGifts, Shelby said Gates&apos donation to the AHA was the most meaningful gift she received after her mother died unexpectedly in March.
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Now, Coca-Cola is making meaningful strides in the sector with the March 2020 launch of Aha, a new sparkling water brand that includes some caffeinated flavors.
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The AHA, which represents nearly 220006,2202 hospitals and other care providers, said the Graham-Cassidy proposal could put coverage at risk for "tens of millions" of Americans.
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And I didn't even mind, because it provided a nice "Aha!" moment, which is hard to come by in Wednesday puzzles, the proverbial middle child of crosswords.
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If it were not for that little revealer at the end, my "aha" moment would have never come, and consternation would have simply devolved into 29-Down.
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To further the nation's knowledge on the killer disease, the AHA and Anthem Foundation teamed up to place CPR training kiosks in seven airports all around the country.
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" — Mi-Anne Chan, beauty writer"Although the Babyfacial list was free of known irritators, the AHA level ended up being way too high for my sensitive, dry complexion.
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Like all full moons, this is a moment when events and energy come to a head, so keep an eye out for any "Aha!" or "Oh, no!" moments.
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"My 'aha' moment came from a feeling of being underwhelmed by the lack of products on the market for people of color," Lundy writes on the brand's site.
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In June 303, the American Heart Association (AHA) got coco-philes and nutritional scientists alike up in arms when it released an advisory statement warning against saturated fats.
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The experience they gained in running the trans-Elliðárvogur service allowed aha and Flytrex to obtain permission to run 12 other routes across Reykjavik, including journeys over land.
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There was never a specific moment in time when you could say, "Aha, now Hungary isn't a democracy" — it just evolved, over time, into something different and unfree.
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The American Heart Association wants to set the record straight: Coconut oil is not a health food, a panel of experts writes in a new AHA advisory statement.
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When it launched in 2016, there was an almost audible "Aha, I get it!" as the entire world signed up to chase cartoon characters in their local parks.
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I wish I could tell you I had an "aha" moment when I realized there was more to life than eating cotton balls and worrying about my thighs.
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"Because coconut oil increases LDL cholesterol ... and has no known offsetting favorable effects, we advise against the use of coconut oil," the AHA said in its recent advisory.
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The percentage of people meeting the AHA guidelines increased from 50 percent to 55 percent when people came directly to those hospitals, either by ambulance or by themselves.
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Former AHA President Dr. Clyde Yancy, who was not involved with this research, said the issue affects everyday life of patients he treats who are on fixed incomes.
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The AHA and the American College of Cardiology recommend patients with severe narrowing of their arteries have heart bypass surgery or a stent implanted to restore blood flow.
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"Do we really want to settle on a test that fails to consider the values that our nation has developed since that era?" the AHA asked the court.
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Heart disease and breast cancer share many of the same risk factors, including obesity, inactivity, smoking, and poor eating habits, according to the AHA statement published in Circulation.
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Three years before she opened her store in the small coastal town of Saugatuck, in Michigan, she had her Aha moment when she came up with the name.
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Some early emoji take cues from manga, the Japanese graphic novel genre — a comics-style light bulb signifying an "aha" moment and a bomb with a lit fuse.
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"I had this 'aha' moment where I said, 'Don't show the actors, just use the chorus of voices under the photos,' " Mr. Burns said in a telephone interview.
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These benefits were recognized in a 2013 statement from the American Heart Association (AHA) that linked owning a pet, especially a dog, with lower risk of heart disease.
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She said that she had listened to a recording of Ms. Backlund's call, ordering the Scratch Aide, and that Ms. Backlund had ordered three bottles, not one. Aha!
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Provide AHA leadership with an assessment of emerging trends in payment policies and introduction of new billing data elements or approaches that influence the administrative simplification framework.. 21625.
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It's more elegant, but it's also more composed: The patients in the book are anonymized and sometimes composites, so it's Gottlieb's prose that leads to big "aha!" moments.
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The latter evokes that "aha" moment one feels when they no longer feel the emotional ties to a person or situation that once had a hold over them.
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The Republican-proposed ObamaCare replacement — the American Healthcare Act (AHA) — ought to serve as a case study in what listening and responding to the American people looks like.
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The suit also alleges the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) does not have the authority to enforce the rule, according to a release from the AHA.
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Since the clue fed right into the shape it had to be describing I had my punnish "aha" moment at that point (why didn't I see that before?).
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The Founder Spotlight gives young but proven startups the chance to tell their origin story, from that original "Aha!" moment to the pivot, if there was one, to today.
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I have to say — as gratifying as the "aha moment" can be as a solver, it's nothing compared to the moment when a tricky construction crystallizes into a reality.
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According to the AHA, research has shown that people are more likely to remember the correct pace when trained to give compressions to the beat of a familiar song.
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The "aha!" moment came in the mid 90s when, at the insistence of two fellow digger friends, he set up a booth at a record convention in New York.
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"They're often one of the most effective ways to come up with those 'aha' moments that will inform your pivot or your projects that you're working on," she says.
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"Aha," you might think, "that sounds pretty definitive and recent," and it does — but the same source also notes that 515 million people became "banked" between 2014 and 2017.
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The list of major updates since May include: Ask Systrom for the "aha" moment that prompted such a rampant product revival and he won't be able to name one.
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"Be conscious of how much time you're spending sitting, and try to move more," said Dr. Deborah Rohm Young, chair of the AHA committee that authored the new statement.
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Responding to host Sebastian Ang's question about when Xu knew that "AR was going to take off," Xu reveals his aha-moment was during his time at Magic Leap.
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Every reader doesn't have a similar aha effect, but the basic theme endures: Fan fiction is an erotic, sensual, and safe way to experiment with your own sexual identity.
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Doctors have believed for a long time that "broken heart" syndrome is temporary and reversible, but the new research presented at the AHA conference casts doubt on that idea.
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"We are also working with the AHA and doctors to provide more education on appropriate use and how it is filed in their medical claims for payment," CMS said.
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Heimlich's obsession with studies played a part in convincing the American Red Cross and AHA, and all the hospitals, first aid instructional courses, and schools that follow their guidelines.
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Among other things, these inactive forms of meditation may be associated with decreased levels of stress, anxiety and depression, and improved sleep and overall wellbeing, the AHA guidelines note.
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Though I'm not sure it will be particularly applicable to this puzzle, I like the inside nod in the clue that Will and Joel came up with for AHA.
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Aha Moment: Brian Berger, a former business executive for WebMD, saw how Lululemon had revolutionized athleisure wear and wondered why the same had not been done for men's underwear.
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Aha Moment: During a fishing trip in Alaska, Trent Kitsch, a former college baseball player living in Vancouver, British Columbia, spent four days getting chafed by his clammy underwear.
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Some facilities are creating on-site child care facilities and also subsidizing these services, as the AHA and America's Essential Hospitals call on more dollars from Congress to help.
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On the other other hand, assuming you didn't spot what was happening when you solved, going back to discover the theme was good for one Grade-A "aha" moment.
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The American Hospital Association (AHA), which represents over 5,000 medical groups, said in a statement that the new ONC rule did not go far enough to protect patient data.
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I thought there was a joyous abundance of clever entries in this grid, and I needed every crossing letter I could glean to get to several gratifying "aha!" moments.
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Here Will and Joel went along with cluing AHA (at 10-Down) as "So THAT'S the story here!" as a small bit of Easter egg humor for observant solvers.
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It centers on an "aha moment" when family and career collided (in Dufu's case, weeping in a bathroom stall at work, breast milk exploded all over her designer suit).
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Crossword puzzles and cartoons are natural bedfellows: both trade in wit and wordplay, and both can elicit those gratifying "Aha!" moments when the answer, or the joke, finally crystallizes.
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During the first part of the Reykjavik program, Flytrex will fly one drone that will make 20 deliveries per day for AHA, before adding more over the next few weeks.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's 2016 victory may have been Oprah Winfrey's aha moment, as the talk show icon is now signaling she may be open to a presidential bid.
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According to the American Heart Association (AHA), immediate CPR can double or triple chances of survival after cardiac arrest, usually by buying people time until an AED or ambulance arrives.
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Daneshgar, the head of business development and sales, says the 'aha moment' that confirmed it was time to migrate to a real office came about due to concerns about collaboration.
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One option is a calculator from the AHA and the American College of Cardiology that estimates a person's 10-year risk of events like heart attack or stroke (bit.ly/20iCydu).
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In addition, there are two "+" patterns in the middle of the grid and in between them exists your AHA or OHO moment, depending on which way you like to read.
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I finish the book I was reading and go to bed soon after, but not before finishing my evening skincare routine (double cleanse, BHA, AHA, toner, essence, serum, sleeping mask).
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It wasn't until the entire Flanders family was sitting around a table, having one of our usual rants about all things money-related, that I finally had my aha moment.
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Huang, the CEO of Fairygodboss, says her "aha moment" for launching the startup came when she was two months pregnant with her daughter, now 2, and going on job interviews.
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As we researched and wrote the book, one of the big "aha" moments happened when Sheryl told me about something she learned from a late friend of hers, a therapist.
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With a swipe of the finger, users can breeze through the choices until they have "that aha moment, where they know they have just the right one," Mr. Wilner said.
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My hope was that, in doing this, you (the solver) might be misled enough on an initial pass through the puzzle so that the revealer could offer an "aha" moment.
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It would have been easy for the writers of the show to make sure this all blows up in Kimmy's face, or to at least give her a nice Aha!
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And I always remember how her face would light up with a big smile when one of us achieved an aha moment of understanding, piercing through a thick Kantian sentence.
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In several of my recent puzzles with circles, some solvers commented that the circles made the "Aha!" moment too easy, and I wanted this puzzle to be appropriately Wednesday-difficult.
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"Walking around and actually seeing this stuff — the geographic relationships, how close the clubs were to people's apartments or recording studios — was kind of a big 'aha' moment," Rifkin said.
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HelpNow: HelpNow is looking to reduce the time required to get an ambulance in India by mobilizing Uber drivers, providing them with training (AHA certification) and basic life support equipment.
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Today, Ms. Young makes a terrific solo debut with a midweek puzzle that provided a forehead-slapping "Aha!" moment for me, which got the attention of the entire floor here.
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The new brand, dubbed AHA, is throwing some sharp elbows in the crowded seltzer aisle, with its brightly colored cans, all-caps name, and intensely scented and flavored bubbles inside.
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In what he described as an "aha" moment, the governor was talking to someone and lamenting the fact that he had met someone four times and still couldn't remember them.
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This theme by the constructor Gary Larson is easily solved, but you might have to think about what the theme entries have in common before you get that "Aha!" moment.
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Then, one day during my walk to the gym, when I was mulling over OVER THE EDGE, I had an "Aha!" moment; actually more like a forehead slapping "Duh!" moment.
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To get this "Aha" moment, the researchers from Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest trained 13 dogs, many of whom were golden retrievers and border collies, to sit still for 7 minutes.
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This unexpected entrepreneur says her "aha!" moment was when she realized she could afford to move the business out of her basement in Brooklyn, New York to a storefront in Manhattan.
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Block said the "aha moment" for him with respect to MuleSoft came when a Fortune 100 financial services firm brought its entire management team to San Francisco to meet with Salesforce.
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If the love of testing one's cognitive abilities with a crossword and seizing that gratifying "Aha!" moment is being passed on to younger generations, then perhaps we're not doing so badly.
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But he's so worried he'll mess up that on his first day at work, he freaks out when Alex selects him and ends up appearing as a weird, distorted face. Aha!
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There was no one "Aha!" moment, but the things that were fun and took up my time in my early 20s stopped feeling so exciting after ten years of doing them.
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Mother Made Active Charcoal Pore Purifying Enzyme Powder Facial Wash, $21.49, available nowThe unique formula contains bamboo charcoal to draw out impurities and AHA-rich papaya enzymes to exfoliate the skin.
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CMS has asked the AHA to publish additional coding guidance on the use of the Kwashiorkor diagnosis code to address the incorrect use of the code by some health-care providers.
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This is the movie's "aha" moment, the admission that is meant to explain exactly how and why the singer became the sort of person who would talk shit about Paula Abdul.
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In the late 1970s, it was pretty common for people in California and elsewhere to have an "aha" moment as they introduced a computer to their homes for the first time.
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Strangers spend minutes trying to understand why you look good in midrange designer clothes put together in ugly combos before realizing for the nth time it's because you're very thin. Aha!
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But ahh, when you fill in a few letters from the crossings and the answer begins to emerge, you get that shot of dopamine that puzzle aficionados call the "Aha!" moment.
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The authors called on the AHA to study the possibility of creating a centralized system for reporting harassment and to collect data on harassment and violence in their field of study.
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Because the solving experience was similar to a themeless, with just one payoff "Aha!" moment at the end, I lowered the word count and tried to include some interesting long answers.
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I was able to get the intent of the theme fairly quickly, but it took me a few seconds of staring at the revealer before my brain had its "aha!" moment.
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"The 'aha' moment came when a Fortune 100 company approached me and offered me a position that was five levels above where I had been just a year prior," said Chen.
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It might take some staring at the grid to do that, but it's well worth it, because that "Aha!" moment will smack you in the head in the best possible way.
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Dir Administrative Simplification Policy Job DetailsDescription The American Hospital Association (AHA) is a national organization that represents and serves all types of hospitals, health care networks, and their patients and communities.
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She described an "aha moment" when she and other Democrats concluded that Mr. Trump's treatment of Ukraine was part of a larger pattern of deference toward Russia, a leading American adversary.
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And if you would like to see what a true "Aha!" moment looks like, I offer you this: Usually, filling a crossword puzzle is my favorite part of the constructing experience.
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Here, Jury confers with his aristocratic friend, Melrose Plant, who keeps a most unusual menagerie that includes a goat named Aghast, a dog named Aggro and a horse named Aggrieved. Aha!
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THURSDAY PUZZLE — Michael Blake and Jeff Chen, the constructors of this puzzle, were concerned about how to best present the theme for maximum "Aha!" moment effect, but they needn't have worried.
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You can also look for breads with the AHA "heart check" on its packaging, which means there's a reasonable amount of sodium and the product is certified as heart-healthy, Carson explained.
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A few years ago, the American Humanist Association (AHA) and three residents of Prince George's County, where Bladensburg is located, argued that the cross violated the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment.
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The U.S.-based company's Indian subsidiary has also acquired stakes in remittance provider Weizmann, online cab hiring platform AHA Taxis, B2B marketplace Routier, travel business Centrum Direct and e-learning firm Smartclass.
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" The "Aha!" moment: "Market activity is exploding, and with that comes a flow of information, whether as chitchat from traders who cross into China or as soap operas loaded on USB sticks.
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The AHA is not going to bring any greater protection for animals or people by giving or withholding their blessing to a certain zoo, and the arrogance to suggest otherwise is astounding.
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Last week, the American Hospital Association (AHA) filed a brief with the federal court in response to U.S. District Judge James Boasberg's request for ideas to address the current Medicare appeals backlog.
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Instead of making substantive administrative recommendations to improve the Medicare appeals process, the AHA makes suggestions that are not only redundant based on existing Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) rules.
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It is the perfect bedtime game for a player like me, who enjoys a good brain teaser based on careful placement and a pleasant little rush when you find your "aha!" moment.
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I had "wily" instead of OILY (and made the change after getting EEL next door, a very OILY meat); I also had "act" for OPT, "tug" for TUB and "aha" for OHO.
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When that "aha!" moment hit me, it struck hard, and I found myself going over the completed puzzle again to admire the thought that went into constructing a theme like Mr. Chen's.
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Mr. Korins said his "aha moment" came last summer, when he was staying at Chatsworth, home to the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, for several days as he was conceiving the exhibition.
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Which, of course, means it's time to bring out Steve Martin's Ruprecht and his trident: So, not an "easy" puzzle, whatever that means, but a fun one with a great "Aha!" moment.
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But a confluence of upbeat utterances by Mr. Draghi and other top central bankers, along with growing optimism about the long-suffering eurozone, added up to an aha moment for financial markets.
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Dr. Elliott Antman, a past AHA president who critiqued the study, noted several limitations, including that those taking ibuprofen or naproxen were allowed to increase their dosage but not the Celebrex group.
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Since I've had my 'aha' moment about sustainability, I have pushed those dreams to the side and tried to figure out a way to incorporate conservation and activism into my future plans.
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Each year, more than 350,000 Americans suffer from sudden cardiac arrest in a public setting, and only 12 percent of those individuals survive, according to 2016 data from the American Heart Association (AHA).
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My understanding of chemistry is literally skin deep, which means that I can tell you what AHA stands for (alpha hydroxy acid!), but I cannot tell you what it is exactly (An acid!
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"Vitamin C, or L-ascorbic acid, is an acid, but it's not an AHA, so it won't exfoliate your skin and will just give you a magic 'quick fix' of radiance," Haydon says.
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About six years ago, not too long before I came across the concept of the Anthropocene, I stumbled upon Timothy Morton's book Ecology without Nature and had another "aha" moment of similar magnitude.
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While the AHA cannot, of course, control what jobs universities advertise or how they advertise them, it should name and shame colleges that ask historians to work difficult (or impossible) jobs for peanuts.
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The closest I came to having an "aha" moment was when I tried cowboy action, which calls for people to dress up like a character for a Western, complete with a fake name.
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"Fans are on the go on their phone and expect videos to be a bit more snackable—quicker, more aha, less serious," said Deb Puchalla, vice president of content development for Food Network.
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Scott Gravelle, the chief executive of Attabotics, a Calgary-based 260-D robotics supply chain maker, had an aha moment while watching a documentary about the interior structure of a fire ant colony.
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The AHA has been more consistent, but also more puzzling: By 1976, it was recommending abdominal thrusts alongside back blows, and by 1985 the organization cut back blows out of the picture entirely.
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This set contains: Mini T.L.C. Sukari Babyfacial 25% AHA + 2% BHA MaskMini Virgin Marula Antioxidant Face OilMini Shaba Complex Firming Eye SerumMini Lala Retro Whipped Moisturizer with CeramidesMini Beste No. 9 Jelly Cleanser
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I hoped there would be a fun "Aha!" moment discovering that in this case "say" means to actually say the clue out loud, and I was a little disappointed that Will et al.
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Seeing it in the puzzle always makes me smile, even though it's a very common entry, because I can still remember that very first "Aha!" moment and the impact it had on me.
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And the tech giant announced heart health-focused partnerships with both Brigham and Women's Hospital and the American Heart Association (AHA) when it released the latest iteration of the Watch in September 2019.
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But the aha moment for the watch came to the inventor while he was sitting alone in a park, watching a little girl bounce a rubber ball up and down on the concrete.
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Photo: CDC/World Health OrganizationA disease that often causes no symptoms, but which can suddenly become fatal years after a person was infected, is receiving a big spotlight from the American Heart Association (AHA).
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"Right now Wyoming has a kind of an exit sign hanging over the heads of its youth," said Pope, an accountant by training who had his aha moment about the blockchain back in 2014.
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Instead, it is saying that it worked with the AHA and WHO to set up Fit so that it can help users track their progress toward achieving the physical activity guidelines the groups recommend.
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Even though people use the terms "congenital heart defect" and "congenital heart disease" interchangeably, a CHD is not actually a disease — it just refers to an anatomical ailment or abnormality, according to the AHA.
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Many of today's programmers have their efficiency "aha" moment in their teenage years, when they discover that life is full of blindingly dull repetitive tasks and that computers are really good at doing them.
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U.S. District Judge James Boasberg in Washington, D.C. on Monday granted a motion for summary judgment from the AHA, which was represented by Hogan Lovells, in a lawsuit against the government over the backlog.
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Plus, unlike most of the AHA serums I've tried in the past, this one doesn't leave my skin feeling tight and dry — in fact, some nights I forget to apply my night cream afterward!
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And, with all due respect to Dr. Fill, a computer will never derive the joy out of deciphering a tough clue, slapping themselves in the forehead and indulging in that elusive, addictive "Aha!" moment.
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"The [AHA] claims that its members 'regularly' come into 'unwelcome direct contact' with a World War I memorial cross in Bladensburg, Maryland 'while driving in the area,'" he wrote, quoting from the group's brief.
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There were plenty of aha moments for any woman who is the sole female member of her company's management team, a female sportscaster, bartender, cop, construction worker, law partner or, yes, a beauty queen.
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The American Health Association (AHA) recent held their annual scientific meeting where leaders and scholars in cardiology shared their knowledge and discussed how to tackle future cardiovascular health problems for both adults and children.
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So it is a bit of an "aha!" to see rumors that Apple is planning a feature that would let you use an iPad as a second Mac screen, along with Apple Pencil compatibility.
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It took many missed phone calls and traded emails before we connected six days later [because we didn't want to discuss anything sensitive online], and that was sort of the "aha" moment for Confide.
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Unfortunately, provider groups, like the American Hospital Association (AHA) spend millions each year lobbying to pressure Congress and CMS to sideline the RAC program citing imagined financial hardships caused by post-payment claim auditing.
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But as the AHA-AMA-ANA letter to Trump noted, protecting these companies from lawsuits is not enough — the government, they say, must use the DPA to directly order them to manufacture these supplies.
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This puzzle might be a bit crunchy for Monday solvers, both in terms of theme and vocabulary, but to shade or circle the ORs would totally kill the "aha!" moment for more experienced solvers.
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"I had this incredible 'aha' moment of how important this organization was," Ms. Arison, now 34, said, sitting in the Greenwich Village apartment she shares with her husband, Thomas Wilhelm, who works in finance.
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And then you'll work together to figure it all out, sharing your thoughts and observations, deliberating over the puzzles, congratulating your teammates on their brilliant aha moments, and hopefully having one or two yourself.
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While AHA breaks down the glue holding tired, dull skin cells together to even tone, stimulate collagen production, and give you smoother skin overnight, ingredients like Vitamin E, Squalene, and Aloe nourish the skin.
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These are the tried-and-true ingredients recommended by every dermatologist and [which] are available in both over-the-counter and prescription strengths (the classic ingredients like retinol, AHA, certain vitamins and peptides, etc).
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AHA, which will differentiate itself by having a jolt of caffeine, is not Coke's first entrance into sparkling water, but it is its first effort to challenge Bubly and National Beverage's LaCroix head on.
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My research group has analyzed the existing research on sodium restriction for heart failure, and found that none of the randomized trials resulted in sodium intake anywhere near as low as the AHA guidelines.
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A few months after Mr. Krishna's aha moment, his team presented the idea at an annual gathering where IBM's top executives consider new technologies that could be major opportunities — or threats — to IBM's business.
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About the same time Mr. Roche was having his aha moment, Kathrin Hamm, a German economist, was working at the World Bank, covering the Middle East from Dubai and traveling across multiple time zones.
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Several times, the movie withholds key information in a totally unnecessary way that results not in an "aha!" moment, but in irritation: Well, if we'd known that, of course it would have made sense.
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It calls to mind the sort of adventure films of Steven Spielberg: E.T., Jurassic Park, and (of course) the Indiana Jones series, all movies where the film's hero and the audience go "Aha!" in unison.
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Raise your hand if you walk 270,2120 steps a day or complete 75 minutes of vigorous physical activity or 150 minutes of moderate physical activity a week as recommended by the American Heart Association (AHA).
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"An honest assessment by both sides is that there were no aha moments for either side," Representative Mark Meadows, Republican of North Carolina, said outside the closed hearing room in the bowels of the Capitol.
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Last week, we read over the new AHA paper and realized that the evidence didn't show coconut oil to be worse than butter (which, again, we don't think is that bad), like some headlines claim.
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The multitasking AHA/BHA duo of willow-bark extract and apple water is offset by allantoin and panthenol, which nourish and balance the skin as they clear blemishes and sweep away dulling dead skin cells.
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" She added: "That was my aha moment of utter forgiveness, to be able to see him as human being … That's when I started, even in my own life, tearing down all these titles and labels.
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The oil is 82 percent saturated fat, and studies show it raises "bad" cholesterol levels just as much as butter, beef fat, or palm oil, the American Heart Association (AHA) said in a recent advisory.
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Last week, America's Health Insurance Plans (AHIP) President Marilyn Tavenner and American Hospital Association President (AHA) Rick Pollack took to The Hill with an op-ed that continued to spread pervasive myths against our industry.
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Anyway, Mr. House offers us a three-entry theme that is very simple in its execution, but made me smile because it was actually hidden behind some circled letters, which yielded a nice "Aha!" moment.
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Drunk Elephant T.L.C. Sukari Babyfacial, available on Sephora, $80This now-legendary AHA and BHA at-home "facial" gently resurfaces the skin to remove built-up dead skin cells and reveal brighter, more even skin underneath.
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Only about half of young boys and a third of young girls between ages 28 and 211 are meeting the minimum recommended amount of physical activity per day of 22016 minutes, according to the AHA.
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In its first guidelines dedicated to meditation, the American Heart Association (AHA) stresses that the benefits haven't been clearly established because studies have generally been too small, brief or poorly designed to draw broad conclusions.
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The AHA has issued scientific statements on other public health threats for the vascular system — such as air pollution and second-hand smoke — and its actions resonate in the world of medicine and public health.
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I bounced around the grid today, starting in the northwest, filling in the grid down to the southwest, meandering up to the northeast and finally landing in the southeast, where I had my "Aha!" moment.
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"I looked up and I just so happened to see the 'aha' moment in his eyes when he goes like -- I can shoot this glass out," Dodds told CNN in her noticeably misplaced Southern accent.
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" Carola Salvi, a scientist at Northwestern University's Creative Brain Lab, says it is indeed this idea of stepping outside of the box of creative thinking that leads artists toward what she calls epiphanies or "Aha!
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The pair said their real aha moment was when they learned even insurance companies are ready to be rid of the slow, futile billing and payment methods that accompany any and every doctor and hospital visit.
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Patrick Wayte, SVP for the center for health tech at AHA, says his organization's contribution to the new system was more of an "active collaboration" or an "alignment exercise" than a full-on partnership with Google.
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In the U.S., 32 percent of drinks consumed by adults and 19 percent of drinks consumed by kids in 2007-2010 contained low-calorie sweeteners, the AHA Nutrition Committee writes in the journal Circulation, July 83.
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There are some holes in the report: The AHA did not account for the giant tax break hospitals get on their property, "which is just a joke," said Craig Garthwaite, a health economist at Northwestern University.
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The AHA Foundation informed the Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee a year ago about a loophole in immigration law that recognizes the marriages of children as young as 14 years old for immigration purposes.
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"The fact that they accepted a case that had been won by the American Humanist Association (AHA) is an ominous sign," said Annie Laurie Gaylor, co-president and co-founder of the Freedom From Religion Foundation.
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In addition, Israeli start-up Flytrex, which is already delivering goods by drone in Reykjavik in partnership with online Icelandic retailer AHA, will focus on food in Holly Springs, N.C., a fast-growing suburb of Raleigh.
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The Ordinary AHA 30% + BHA 2% Peeling Solution If you're looking for proof that fellow shoppers are serious about exfoliation, simply remember that not just one, but two skin-sloughing serums made it onto this ranking.
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"She was on one side of the altar and I was on the other side, and I seen this big old thing and I said, 'Aha, I want to find out what this is,' " he said.
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"Instead of giving patients relevant information about costs, this rule will lead to widespread confusion and even more consolidation in the commercial health insurance industry," Rick Pollack, president and CEO of AHA, said in the release.
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" Aha, some of my European friends tell me, yes, maybe you have a trade problem (sic), but the solutions are for you to save more and to follow the German retort to President Trump: "Produce better cars.
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If I used it at night, I think I could get away with skipping my AHA/BHA exfoliant, as I feel like the mask does a great job removing all of the dead skin cells and gunk.
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There was no aha moment in choosing Mr. Lynch, according to Jonathan Newhouse, a cousin of the company's late patriarch who has directed its international operations since 1991 and was recently named the chairman of the board.
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The Director advises AHA leadership on the best strategic future course for administrative transactions, given the move toward value and other changes in the broader health and technology landscape, with a view toward efficiency and burden reduction.
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Dr. Scott-Warren had his aha moment while reading a recent scholarly article about the anonymous annotations, which have long been known to scholars, by Claire M.L. Bourne, an assistant professor of English at Pennsylvania State University.
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To help correct this, Google reached out to the AHA to build a revamped Google Fit app and platform that better translates its physical activity guidelines into more achievable goals that Americans can incorporate into their daily routines.
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However, the AHA also says that pet ownership is a caring commitment that comes with certain financial costs and responsibilities, so "the primary purpose of adopting, rescuing, or purchasing a pet" should not be to reduce cardiovascular risk.
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The risk of infection for travelers is low, but you can minimize your risk of Chagas by sleeping in air-conditioned buildings with plaster walls and avoiding drinking unpasteurized sugar cane or fruit juices, according to the AHA.
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Concerns about those side effects, as well as the fact that the close monitoring seen in a clinical trial is hard to replicate, led the AHA, ACC and other groups to select the 130 systolic blood pressure target.
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What Flytrex and AHA are doing is using a hexacopter (a modified DJI Matrice 600) to deliver food or other products directly across a bay of the North Atlantic Ocean that delivery drivers normally have to skirt around.
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All of which is a shame, because there are those "aha" moments of greatness like switching from the Kindle Android app to the Google Keep Android app to a real desktop-class browser all on the same device.
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Krajbich said he and his research partners would like to devise settings where they could observe multiple epiphanies within the experiment, and focus more on what happens physically in those "aha!" moments through brain imaging and other methods.
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Critic's Notebook When ship manifests and immigration rosters fail to produce an aha moment in the popular PBS genealogy whodunit, "Finding Your Roots," the show's host, Henry Louis Gates Jr., often has a sleuth card up his sleeve.
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It encourages cell renewal at lightning speed to leave you with crystal-clear, radiant skin – but it is important to note that using a retinoid and an AHA together may cause irritation, so choose one or the other.
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I shower and do my night time skincare (Fresh Soy face cleanser, Gardiner micellar water with a cotton pad, The Ordinary retinol, The Ordinary AHA, and The Ordinary moisturizer) as it bakes in the oven for 30 minutes.
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"We think we need to make these [marketplaces] viable before we give any consideration of going to a public option," Rick Pollack, president of the American Hospital Association (AHA), told a crowd at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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"Making cuts to the program, like those [the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services] has put forward, will dramatically threaten access to health care for many communities with vulnerable patients," said Rick Pollack, president and CEO of AHA.
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A brilliant sunrise on a crisp morning atop a volcano with someone who, after half a century, was still in love with her home — the waterfall may have been my first aha moment, but this was the second.
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The guidelines "highlight many, many important similarities much more than it highlights some small differences," said Dr. Don Lloyd-Jones, a spokesperson for the AHA and a professor of preventive medicine at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine.
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Aha Moment: CDLP was founded by two fashionable Swedes — Christian Larson, a filmmaker and music video director; and Andreas Palm, founder of a branding agency — who thought that the men's underwear market lacked something elegant and eco-friendly.
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"We encourage the department to look at using a national disaster program as an option because no one should think twice about seeking screening or treatment due to costs," AHA executive vice president Tom Nickels, told the newspaper.
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"Liz's realization that talented homeless and disabled artists should have a market to sell their artwork — and that a purpose-driven business could fill this need — felt very much like the 'Aha' moment to start TOMS," Mr. Mycoskie said.
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However, Lora Dunn, a senior staff attorney with the Animal Legal Defense Fund, tells PEOPLE that while the AHA guidelines represent humane standards of care, overall its power is "mostly hollow" and limited in how it can protect animals.
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But it was her time spent observing Asia's burgeoning tech scene — first as a management consultant at McKinsey, and later as an investment analyst at Sequoia Capital in Bangalore, India — that first gave her that "aha" moment, said Bose.
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Still, the AHA highlights a need for programs to provide economic assistance, education and training to informal caregivers and expand access to formal medical care for people who need complex ongoing care or support at the end of life.
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Their 'aha moment' came when they noticed a small store selling Kiehl's and Nars products in their neighborhood in Georgetown, Washington, D.C. "It was then that we got the idea for a national beauty chain," CEO Marla Beck recalls.
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More recently, an AHA analysis found that an average-sized hospital dedicates "59 full-time equivalents (FTEs) to regulatory compliance," one-quarter of which are physicians, nurses and other health-care professionals who would otherwise be caring for patients.
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Important on the agenda was how close or not close they are to the AHA 6900 goal to improve the cardiovascular health of all Americans by 2628 percent while reducing deaths from cardiovascular diseases and stroke by 28503 percent.
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However, for Ray the "Aha!" moment came when the team held a signing at Forbidden Planet, a comic book shop in New York City, during New York City Comic Con less than a year after launching their first campaign.
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The families each paid Aha School, an education start-up based in Shanghai that produced the shows, the equivalent of $2.85 to watch, and the company is donating the broadcast feed to 174 rural classrooms as a public service.
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The biggest potential for mobile tools may come because so many people now have smartphones with them everywhere they go, said Dr. Timothy Plante, a researcher at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore who wasn't involved in the AHA statement.
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"Clinicians should be very selective in prescribing aspirin for people without known cardiovascular disease," said Dr. Roger Blumenthal, co-chair of the 2019 ACC/AHA Guideline on the Primary Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease, in a statement, according to NBC News.
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For a movie, TV show or commercial to receive the AHA's certification that "no animals were harmed" during filming, an AHA Certified Animal Safety Representative, who has gone through extensive training, needs to be on site to oversee all animal activity.
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So it started out as a kind of mystery story to try to figure out what the heck was going on, and the "aha moment" was when we discovered that Fred Seitz had worked for the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company.
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DeRose: Personally, the biggest "aha" that I was involved in as a researcher directly was when Toy Story was originally done, if you go back and look at Buzz Lightyear for instance from [the first] Toy Story, look at his face.
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Johnson continues, "And the aha moment came when I had a shift in my career and I was comfortable in who I was, comfortable that there wasn't a blueprint and comfortable taking a swing and being cool with striking out."
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Going homemade was "the biggest 'aha' moment of the year for me," writes Matt of "Distilled Dollar, " a Chicago-based CPA who saves 93 percent of his income with his fiancee and plans to be financially independent by age 35.
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The Institute of Medicine and the European equivalent of the American Heart Association (AHA), in the face of data that sodium restriction may in fact be harmful, have issued statements calling for backing off sodium restriction until we have better research.
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Jubilee and Jayhood discuss about his history in the local scene, an "aha" moment when his music was up on Limewire, and the experience releasing on a UK label like Local Action, who just put out his debut album, King.
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"The American Humanist Association [AHA] wants a federal court to order the destruction of a 94-year-old war memorial because its members are offended," Gorsuch wrote in his concurring opinion, referring to the secular group that challenged the cross.
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To help you navigate Sephora'a lineup, here are 17 of the best K-beauty skin-care products you can buy including Innisfree Intensive Hydrating Serum ($27), Glow Recipe Watermelon + AHA Glow Sleeping Mask ($45), and Dr. Jart+ Dermaclear Micro-Water ($32).
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In the 1920s, Maryland law made it illegal "to blaspheme or curse God or write or utter profane words about our Saviour Jesus Christ or of and concerning the Trinity or any of the persons thereof," the AHA told the court.
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Even when women don't have any risk factors for heart disease when they're diagnosed with breast cancer, they should still adopt a heart-healthy lifestyle to lower the chances of developing heart problems associated with cancer treatments, the AHA recommends.
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The AHA, the American College of Cardiology and nine other health professional organizations reviewed more than 900 studies as part of a rigorous review and approval process to develop this first update since 2003 to comprehensive U.S. high blood pressure guidelines.
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For quick results, Soo-Young Kim, an aesthetician at Sofie Pavitt Studio in Lower Manhattan, favors vitamin C. She treats her clients to an AHA peel and a hydrating jelly mask with a vitamin serum to top it off ($210).
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The soda giant hasn't said which of its brands will be featured in the ad, but there's speculation that it will advertise either Coke Energy or a sparkling water called Aha, which are set to launch in January and March, respectively.
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Our Lessons of the Day that concern STEM-related topics Reader Idea: 'Article Days' and 'Aha Moments' Transform Science and Art Classes Lesson Plan: Teaching Science with the 'Trilobites' Column On-Demand Webinar: Using the Science Times in STEM Classrooms
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When I got to 61A, however, the "Aha!" light bulb went off in my head and I realized that the answer to "At dinner and then the cinema, say" was not ON A DATE (there's no room), but ON A D8.
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POSITION PURPOSEThe Director, Administrative Simplification Policy, provides strategic direction, guidance, and oversight for the AHA on administrative simplification policy issues associated with the transaction standards enumerated in the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and related administrative simplification efforts.
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"It's a big aha moment for many people to recognize that this benefit that they've paid for for 35 years will not only pay them, but will pay their dependents and children specifically to help fund their expenses," Freitag said.
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He experienced an "aha" moment when a member of a community group suggested that free water-filling stations she'd seen near yoga studios should be brought into her neighborhood, where lower-income residents tended to quench their thirst with soda.
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Little research has been done to investigate how digital tools can help with stroke treatment, though, and most of the studies involving heart attacks have yet to show which tools may be the most effective, the AHA statement authors note.
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In time, the Dem realizes that rollouts on expanded EITC wont cut it, and will leave the network correspondent traveling with them forced to come up with some new hook to talk about, say, emails, or DNA tests, again But - aha!
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But it still affects more than 6 million people worldwide, and there is evidence that its range is expanding, including to the U.S. The AHA report, according to the authors, is an educational warning for doctors who have little experience with the disease.
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As HIV patients are living longer, however, they're also at higher risk for heart attacks, strokes, heart failure, sudden cardiac death and other diseases than people without HIV, according to a scientific statement from the American Heart Association (AHA) published in Circulation.
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Go homemade "This one was the biggest 'aha' moment of the year for me," writes Matt of "Distilled Dollar, " a Chicago-based CPA who saves 2700 percent of his income with his fiancee and plans to be financially independent by age 212.
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"As I was thinking about the way I echoed her needs and feelings, I had this 'aha' moment that very often people who maintain a relationship to someone who is extremely narcissistic do end up sort of losing their voice," he says.
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In a statement, the AAP and AHA linked high levels of soda consumption to childhood and adolescent obesity, increases in the risk for dental decay, cardiovascular disease, hypertension, dyslipidemia, insulin resistance, type 2 diabetes mellitus, fatty liver disease and all-cause mortality.
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Without them, alas, I imagine the puzzle will play like a not-very-well-filled themeless puzzle for anyone who doesn't spend the time to seek out all of the states, but hopefully the revealer still serves as a nice "Aha!" moment.
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The researchers predicted that, if doctors were to prescribe "high-intensity" statins to the population covered by the ACC/AHA or the Canadian group, that could cut cardiovascular events "by roughly a third during a 10-year period," they said in the study.
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Despite dire predictions about Medicare's financial future, the AHA seems to be working on overdrive to further restrict Medicare payment oversight so billions in much needed program resources fund their member's bottom lines instead of extending full coverage and care for American seniors.
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" No secrets and no forced hugs Starishevsky's "aha" moment as a prosecutor came when she talked to victims and learned there was one reason why children never told anyone about abuse that came up fairly consistently: "He said it was our secret.
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" Most interesting ... the clip where the dog clearly does not want to go in the water and the trainer gets aggressive with the animal ... the AHA says, "the handling of the dog ... should have been gentler and signs of stress recognized earlier.
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But one day, he was sketching at the breakfast table in his West Village sanctuary when he had an "aha!" moment for his design of the Public Square and gardens of Hudson Yards, the enormous new development on the West Side of Manhattan.
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And because that book doesn't do any of that and is consistent in saying, "Holy shit, it's as bad as you think and worse," there is a kind of an, "Aha," to that that I think produces the success of the book.
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That's a terrific use of crossword theme, in my opinion; you almost get an extra "Aha!" moment out of it, when you've solved the theme and then you sit back and realize that you had never looked at things that way before.
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Solving crosswords day in and day out gives you insight into what is expected of you as a solver, but there's a trade-off: the "Aha!" moments are fewer and it takes more "oomph" in the entries to really float your boat.
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In response to the recent footage leaked from the set featuring Hercules the German Shepherd, the AHA has placed the representative responsible for overseeing the film on administrative leave and is bringing in a third party to investigate the events shown in the video.
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"Consumer research conducted by AHA, the FDA and others has repeatedly shown that despite the presence of qualifying language, consumers do not understand qualified health claims and do not understand that they are based on limited and varying degrees of evidence," the organization said.
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Newer formulations range from 25% AHA/BHA overnight masks that can be used up to twice a week (for oily and acne-prone skin) to spray-on liquids that act as a light chemical exfoliating treatment, with zero tingle (a perfect option for sensitive skin).
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The new recommendations, which were published in the AHA journal "Circulation," come about three months after the Food and Drug Administration finalized a new rule that forces manufacturers to list a percent daily value for added sugars on product labels, starting in July 2018.
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"Without a doubt the biggest misconception about FGM is that it doesn't happen here," says Amanda Parker, the acting executive director of the AHA Foundation, a group founded by the author and advocate Ayaan Hirsi Ali to end honor violence in the United States.
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The American Hospital Association (AHA), America's Essential Hospitals and the Association of American Medical Colleges last year sued to block a rule from going into effect that would result in $22019 billion in cuts to hospitals participating in the 340B Medicare drug discount program.
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Firtle: I had this aha moment where I'm like, I see American distilling, I see crafts beer, I see this industry growing and I think that there should be a place for rum in it and I think that rum is being neglected within it.
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Aha... we've seen the latest online trending #TetrisChallenge where netizens from other countries get a look at their respective emergency responders' sprawl of equipment and guess what, we in The Life Saving Force simply could not resist sharing with you what we have too!
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That is, of course, "if you accept the premise that LDL cholesterol levels are a risk factor for cardiovascular disease, which most people do," says Alice Lichtenstein, director of the Cardiovascular Nutrition Laboratory at Tufts University and one of the authors of the AHA advisory.
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Researchers from Columbia University's Irving Medical Center examined the associations between measures of sleep quality and the dietary patterns of nearly 500 women who participated in the AHA Go Red for Women program, a year-long study of sleep patterns and cardiovascular risk in women.
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Perhaps this would amuse those familiar with "crash" as the term for a group of rhinos, but to the many solvers discovering it mid-solve, the puzzle probably would elicit more "Oh, fun fact, I guess" than that smile-inducing "Aha!" we strive for.
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"I had an 'aha' moment when I was a young girl and my troop leader saw me looking at the stars," Acevedo tells CNBC Make It. "Later on, when we were choosing our badges, she encouraged me to get my science badge," she recalls.
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Because they're so widely available, these tools might be able to address some of the biggest challenges in emergency cardiac care, like patients' failure to recognize symptoms and bystanders' inability to help at the scene, the AHA said in a scientific statement published in Circulation.
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Cardiologists in Canada took note of both the reduction in false positives rates on EKGs and the high false positive rates on the AHA questionnaire and worked to create their own system for screening, which was published in January in the Canadian Journal of Cardiology.
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And that core idea of just, let's take a conversation about rap lyrics and maybe put it online and see how it goes was like instantly the moment — the "aha" moment for me — the sort of "Whoa, now I can read" moment or something.
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Our current moment, from the courageous women speaking out in the press to the #MeToo movement online, has a tremendous amount of power and potential — an "aha moment" at a scale we have not seen since Betty Friedan used the term so memorably half a century ago.
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William Tucker has played that game for years, but when circumnavigating his enormous lumps of plaster and bronze in search of that "aha" angle of view, I don't think I've ever sensed their massiveness with the muscles of my arms or in the small of my back.
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"Medicaid serves our most vulnerable populations, including Americans with chronic conditions such as cancer, the elderly and disabled individuals in need of long-term services and support, and already pays providers significantly less than the cost of providing care," the AHA wrote in a letter Monday.
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As it flows associatively through a meditation on the Colorado River and its relationship to the Aha Makav people (called "Mojave" by the Spanish), it reflects on the untranslatability of language, metaphor and logic: Jacques Derrida says, Every text remains in mourning until it is translated.
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And then the Cambridge Analytica disclosures of the early part of last year, which I think, again, were the "aha" moment for the internet user as, as Snowden revealed the flow of data from the private sector to the government in ways unknown to most ordinary consumers.
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"This is significant news and will likely change the way doctors practice," Dr. Michael Miller, co-author of the AHA advisory, a professor of medicine and director of the Center for Preventive Cardiology at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, said in an emailed statement.
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Pan Lisheng, the director of the virtual museums project for Aha School and a former television journalist, said the problem was perhaps not that electronic lesson feeds were bad in principle, but rather that few educators in China had figured out how to make them interesting.
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"We just had this 'aha!' moment when we saw the comments and DMs on our Instagram where so many people were asking for an ingredient, or any type of product, that would help reduce redness," Sarah Lee, co-founder and co-CEO of Glow Recipe tells Refinery29.
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The suit, filed by the American Hospital Association (AHA), among other hospital groups, argues that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) rule violates the First Amendment by provoking compelled speech and reaches beyond the intended meaning of "standard charges" transparency in the Affordable Care Act.
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Dietary guidelines on sugar intake for older children and adults exist, but when these data were gathered, only the American Heart Association (AHA) provided guidance for infants and toddlers, said study leader Kirsten Herrick, who conducted the research while at the CDC's National Center for Health Statistics.
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To minimize that risk, the American Heart Association (AHA) recommends not smoking, getting regular exercise, maintaining a healthy weight, keeping blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar in check, and eating a diet rich in whole grains, fruits, vegetables and lean protein with limited sweets and fats.
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The current American Heart Association–recommended screening, with the questionnaire and physical exam, also flags a high number of athletes for further evaluation or testing: about a quarter of athletes screened positive in the AHA questionnaire, while the actual incidence of cardiovascular disease is significantly lower.
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