"Arts allow for elaboration, allow for repetition," Dr. Hardiman said.
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"It will allow for consolidation, it will allow for efficiency, it will allow for scale of operations," Sundeep Kumar, Dalmia Bharat's corporate affairs head, said ahead of the upper house vote.
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Let's allow for the operations, these governmental functions in these six other departments, allow for them to continue.
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There are currently 37 states that allow for early voting and 13 states that allow for same-day registration.
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Today manufacturers collaborate with customers, configuration tools allow for customizations, and modular designs allow for assemble-on-demand workflows.
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The 2510 kWh battery will allow for around 2187 horsepower, and the 103 kWh battery will allow for around 210 horsepower.
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They allow for a broader base of private issuers, including corporations, and would allow for the bond proceeds to be transferred abroad.
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Virtual spaces allow for this experience to be stored and reproduced; they allow for installations that you can hold in your hand.
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In the neighboring US, nine states and the District of Columbia now allow for recreational marijuana use, and 30 allow for medical use.
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In the neighboring US, nine states and the District of Columbia now allow for recreational marijuana use, and 30 allow for medicinal use.
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Texas and Washington have similar regulations on the books, but don't allow for private lawsuits; California's law also doesn't allow for private right of action.
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The technology could allow for eventual virtual surgery or controlling machines remotely and 5G networks allow for use of new bands of spectrum for mobile broadband.
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What's more, it should allow for humanitarian aid to reach those in need, allow for free elections, and champion the rule of law and democratic institutions.
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Nine states and the District of Columbia now allow for recreational marijuana use, and 30 allow for medical use, but weed remains illegal under federal law.
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Dahan said securing children's identities on a blockchain-based platform would allow for their identification at all times and also allow for trafficking attempts to be recorded.
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This, in part, would mean redefining each level of the GS pay scale to allow for the technical requirements to be less restrictive and allow for greater subjectivity.
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Amazon says the FreeTime on Echo Show will showcase kid-friendly videos, allow for video calls that have been pre-approved by a guardian, and allow for photo-editing with stickers.
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Caveat: Though 2019 is a year away, only seven states currently allow for driverless cars, and Cruise's home state of California is in the process of passing a bill to allow for this.
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At the simplest, it's supposed to allow for faster autofocus.
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Reels also allow for embedded links to longer YouTube videos.
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And then this town did not allow for adult entertainment.
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Arya's perspective doesn't allow for gray areas or mitigating circumstances.
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It does, however, allow for underscores in place of spaces.
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That is, if her filming schedule will allow for it.
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It doesn't allow for account separation, except in educational settings.
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US law does not allow for the jailing of children.
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The IMF's model did not allow for an Iraqi invasion.
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Do not overfill, to allow for the batter to rise.
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That said, sure, we'd allow for that level of surveillance.
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Many allow for class gifts and group donations from families.
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Different fridge configurations allow for different forms of Riccing. Help!
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Measures that allow for comparison across investments are still lacking.
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Nine states allow for recreational use, including the nation's capital.
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Four states and D.C. allow for recreational use of marijuana.
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BlackBerry updated BBM this week to allow for video calls.
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The problem caused school closures to allow for further testing.
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Four states and D.C. allow for adult use of marijuana.
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Unfortunately, Alexis's schedule didn't allow for this to happen yesterday.
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The device will allow for three different modes of communication.
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Such agreements would allow for permanent restitution rather than loans.
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This would allow for the "first dollar" coverage that Sen.
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But my skill set didn't allow for that to happen.
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The laws of flotation allow for comfort and encourage excess.
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The program does not allow for purchases of travel services.
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And don't tell me that math wouldn't allow for that.
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Unfortunately, however, the app does not allow for international payments.
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Such modifications harness the recoil to allow for rapid fire.
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Most courses now allow for access on a mobile device.
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Congress later amended the law to allow for fees. Mrs.
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Avoid doggy style and missionary, which allow for deep penetration.
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But "Gone So Long" doesn't quite allow for such reticence.
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Surely you allow for some role of the government, right?
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It is raised to allow for ships to pass underneath.
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Moreover, these systems allow for faster adjustments during vehicle development.
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Facebook's term of service does not allow for hate groups.
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Some of that time is to allow for paint curing.
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As a President, I cannot allow for them to kill.
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EPA standards allow for 30 parts per million in grains.
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The status does not allow for a path to citizenship.
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Some BAAs allow for this to be done without consent.
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Some state laws allow for recreational marijuana and for CBD.
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But we have to at least allow for that possibility.
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"The system there doesn't allow for free expression," he explains.
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The new laws allow for some exemptions for pest control.
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An "Open rule" would allow for amendments and anything is possible.
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The new double back camera will allow for better zoom capabilities.
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The 3D sensors could allow for more sophisticated augmented reality capabilities.
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Games should allow for some measure of experimentation and accidental discovery.
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Technology has been miniaturized to allow for duplicates to avoid errors.
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I allow for the possibility that he may have rescued children.
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Yet, the production schedule of RHONY doesn't allow for such breaks.
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This can allow for increased battery life or higher resolution displays.
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The law also doesn't allow for the recognition of nonbinary identities.
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You have to allow for some small degree of urban planning.
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It will also allow for more competitive pricing versus overseas customers.
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And a three-year stint simply does not allow for that.
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But none of those laws allow for unannounced inspections of facilities.
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Right now, the feature doesn't allow for a lot of customization.
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This will allow for a measurement of both velocity and acceleration.
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Pramila Jayapal, Democrat of Washington, wouldn't allow for private insurance companies.
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And, of course, ballots submitted digitally allow for near instantaneous returns.
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If implemented, the administration's plan would allow for indefinite family detention.
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Local law doesn't yet allow for pedestrian lights to be altered.
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The SEC's crowdfunding rules allow for equity crowdfunding through the internet.
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Republicans argue that change would allow for cheaper, less comprehensive plans.
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Four of the 20 states, however, also allow for felony charges.
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These new satellite-based systems also allow for significantly faster connections.
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Seenit leaves this a bit open-ended to allow for flexibility.
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But the subjectivity of these categories can allow for shoddy decisions.
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It was made as a 360º video to allow for interactivity.
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Leitch: You want to allow for that process to take place.
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A nominal-GDP target would allow for temporary variations in inflation.
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For instance, we emphasise policies that will allow for "permissionless innovation".
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To defend free speech, you have to allow for bad speech.
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Democrats will allow for a "day one" vote on retired Gens.
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Thursday to allow for an inspection of 600 underground power cables.
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Though it does allow for limited relocation on the same property.
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Existing laws allow for these criminals to be arrested and deported.
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But our toxic politics won't allow for such sensible, professional legislating.
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He believes artificial intelligence will allow for his "future reconstruction."—Motherboard
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The rules allow for the suitors' final bids to be equal.
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Standardized risk factors allow for national comparisons, according to provincial authorities.
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That could allow for a reopening of the junk bond market.
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It would allow for lower tax rates for the middle class.
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Letting there be light didn't used to allow for self-expression.
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It would allow for 18 continuous hours of trading, he said.
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But that rosy view doesn't allow for any possible ethical quandaries.
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Some even allow for their daughters to mete out physical punishments.
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Does musical theater allow for a serious discussion of tough issues?
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And new wireless headphones allow for instant translation of different languages.
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This will allow for slow motion selfies, which wasn't previously possible.
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TREIT's banking facilities allow for seven-year grace period on principal.
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But some state laws allow for recreational marijuana and for CBD.
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Even some countries without presidents, such as Britain, allow for impeachment.
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Machine learning and AI will allow for tighter takeoffs and landings.
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The clinical framework seems to allow for that, and expect it.
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So what exactly does HomeKit support on a TV allow for?
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That number had been trimmed back to allow for more fuel.
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That could allow for fewer seats and more room for luggage.
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This will allow for abortion on request up to 12 weeks.
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The push alert was written to allow for all three possibilities.
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The general idea here is to carve out a space of airspace between 200 and 500 feet that would allow for commerical drone usage and to build a system that would allow for managing that traffic.
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As STAT News' Erin Brodwin explains: The FDA guidelines did not allow for at-home testing, but did allow for companies with tests that had already been approved to begin using them to test for the coronavirus.
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After appropriate IP protections are gone, we need to allow for competition.
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Some two dozens states now allow for some form of legal marijuana.
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The art competition rules do not allow for this type of painting.
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The individual search bars allow for more focused stalking, I mean, searching.
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Over time, Duolingo plans to allow for spoken conversations as well, though.
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The condition of the injured employee didn't immediately allow for his questioning.
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That said, the 8K resolution should allow for even more vibrant HDR.
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An easily accessible Incognito mode could allow for some much-needed privacy.
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Every ship requires various insurance cover to allow for journeys at sea.
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It would allow for increasing the capacity of Caltrain by 50 percent.
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Regulating it will allow for more money to be won, or lost.
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They're incredibly easy to set up and allow for cord-free listening.
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OLED panels offer richer colors than LCDs and allow for foldable phones.
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It'll also, hopefully, allow for more covered-up outfits, should contestants desire.
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Ambri would allow for full output of stored energy in battery format.
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The orders allow for the deployment of National Guard personnel, if necessary.
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"Our intent is to allow for much more informed discourse," he says.
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The restaurants will allow for self-service kiosk ordering and counter accessibility.
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Thus, app stores essentially allow for new players to more effectively compete.
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They're common in turboprop aircraft because they allow for single-speed engines.
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You have to take the time to allow for accidents to happen.
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And then there's iOS, which doesn't allow for this type of overlay.
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That trial was put on hold in November to allow for mediation.
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Regardless of what you do, allow for time to follow your passions.
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But Chronos ultimately only makes sense if you allow for some incoherence.
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"You cannot presume the judge will allow for quarterly continuance, " Jennings said.
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Autopilot simply doesn't have enough safety tech to allow for such carelessness.
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That didn't allow for any time to get to know each other.
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The new modules will also allow for incoming call and message notifications.
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Diplomatic protocols allow for the fast evacuation of diplomats facing medical emergencies.
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Paraguay's constitution does not allow for consecutive or non-consecutive presidential terms.
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The site will also allow for an "unknown" or "not indicated" option.
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Still, analysts said price differentials did not allow for large-scale exports.
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You can expand horizontally several inches to allow for storing more bottles.
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The included accessories allow for multiple configurations of this important movie prop.
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In Texas, Springleaf helped persuade lawmakers to allow for higher administrative fees.
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It comes with interchangeable letters which allow for customizable words and phrases.
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In turn, this could allow for earlier diagnosis and treatment of patients.
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We cannot allow for this to continue happening, and it must stop.
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Disney says it will allow for a maximum of four concurrent streams.
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There are many other tradecraft techniques that allow for obtaining reliable intelligence.
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"It will allow for better control of the process," the source said.
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Many apps, such as PayPal, allow for quick and painless money transfers.
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Critics say the laws encourage violence and allow for legal racial bias.
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Arrest, jail and charge them, since federal laws do allow for such.
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Perhaps he did it very quietly, the better to allow for contemplation.
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Authoritarian regimes do not allow for freedom of artistic expression, of course.
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It is a closed-minded environment that doesn't allow for special circumstances.
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This would allow for a fast and efficient way of moving forward.
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Texas laws allow for this "quick-taking" of land in such cases.
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Does the internet allow for magickal resources that wouldn't otherwise be possible?
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They don't necessarily allow for any immediacy of one's feelings, she said.
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He said that customizable templates could allow for this type of engagement.
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This willingness to allow for true contrast is the book's greatest strength.
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Because convention does not allow for name changes, Anophthalmus hitleri has endured.
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It does not allow for a lot of personal ups and downs.
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The Internet of Things will allow for attacks we can't even imagine.
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Now, college admissions can, less appealingly, allow for the compounding of privilege.
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Please allow for extra time for shipping as we work through orders.
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"Thanksgiving Day I always allow for a private moment to remember Terri."
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Doing so would allow for the tax overhaul to move ahead quickly.
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The heat spiral is designed to allow for airflow and even heating.
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To allow for a bigger turnout, voting was extended by two hours.
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When writing about past events, the present tense doesn't allow for reflection.
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Only a handful of states currently allow for that action, he said.
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In the power sector, we passed new regulations to allow for investment.
|
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This is meant to allow for the repeal of some ObamaCare taxes.
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How specifically will the measure allow for student-athletes to make money?
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The raise could also allow for new shareholders to buy into Premier.
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Together, all three plots would allow for the construction of 2,000 units.
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The raise could also allow for new shareholders to buy into Premier.
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"Our Constitution does not allow for cruel and unusual punishment," she said.
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And they don't allow for full creative control like an imaginary friend.
|
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But the faith lacks a unifying structure that would allow for negotiations.
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It would also allow for the hiring of more border security agents.
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Then, Senate rules allow for the vice president to cast a vote.
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Here's what you need to know: • New rules allow for more deportations.
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Did focusing on artworks, rather than artists, allow for a different framework?
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Did focusing on artworks, rather than artists, allow for a different framework?
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"We allow for vehicles that may not have taken place," Grøndal added.
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That could then allow for an off-ramp in the medium term.
|
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Greg Abbot has instituted policies that allow for the fast-tracking of out-of-state medical professionals, allowed for the allotment of medical supplies from a national stockpile, and waived trucking laws to more easily allow for food deliveries.
|
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In 1996, California became the first state to allow for medical marijuana use.
|
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The iron deposits allow for dating and determining the origin of the supernova.
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Space here will not allow for a careful discussion of this thorny issue.
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Excitingly, the highly scaleable design will allow for both smaller and larger versions.
|
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The high ceilings allow for long, scroll-format works as well as landscapes.
|
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Yet, our Constitution does not allow for justices to act like Muslim mullahs.
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"This policy would allow for the stabilisation of our gearing ratio," he said.
|
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The nationwide launch was postponed last month, however, to allow for additional testing.
|
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All of these responsibilities and stresses don't allow for a sluggish weekend hangover.
|
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Biden says his plan would allow for people to keep their existing insurance.
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It's a necessary design change to allow for inductive Qi-based wireless charging.
|
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Some locations have received double drive-thru lanes to allow for faster service.
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Here's the live stream, delayed by about 20 minutes to allow for processing.
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The general was tasked with stabilizing the country to allow for peaceful elections.
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A hacked infotainment system should not allow for control of braking or steering.
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As long as you allow for some massive exceptions, stereotypes aren't always wrong.
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That will allow for quicker reconciliation of information, reducing the potential for fraud.
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I'm trying to allow for greater understanding of things that might be taboo.
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The euro zone could relax its fiscal rules to allow for more stimulus.
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Noise cancellation Beyond increased comfort, the silicone tips also allow for noise cancellation.
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The British system does allow for prime ministers to change leaders mid-term.
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Slow cookers allow for very little evaporation in a sealed environment, Schloss says.
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Will it also change to a glass back to allow for wireless charging?
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The order, for example, would allow for affected wineries to relocate tasting rooms.
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They don't allow for negotiation, while gun control supporters are all about compromise.
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The terms of the deal will allow for more Sesame episodes per season.
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I think it's important that a company's culture will not allow for this.
|
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This will allow for enhanced effects and accuracy using the TrueDepth camera array.
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That will allow for more customizable searches from image uploads, for one thing.
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Every step in this direction is monumental, but we can't allow for stagnancy.
|
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With Alexa, you have to allow for a much more natural language interaction.
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They also come with double-riveted handles to allow for a secure grip.
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They allow for faster, safer and heavier trains to move across the country.
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They allow for a percentage over what you want, which is your wastage.
|
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Investors will adjust their behaviour to allow for the actions of central banks.
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Plus, it also has dual microphones to allow for high-quality audio input.
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Technology will continue to improve to allow for more granular targeting, Baker said.
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This could allow for Macron to fast track some of his proposed reforms.
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Sources claim this will allow for off-loading almost anywhere in the world.
|
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These announcements also allow for broader planning on behalf of the Iraqi government.
|
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Florida and Utah, for example, allow for a felony charge for repeat offenders.
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Did the wardrobe budget not even allow for a fake beard or something?
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Nothing like an activity with mom that'll allow for a little celestial snooping.
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Apps like DropBox, iHeartRADIO and the Edge browser will allow for facial logins.
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Such reductions could allow for reduced uses of pesticides and other control measures.
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The bill would allow for exceptions to "protect, rescue or remove" U.S. personnel.
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Constand's accusations are the only ones recent enough to allow for criminal prosecution.
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Also missing is Oliver's darker work, the poems that don't allow for consolation.
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This will allow for them to review discovery materials and have due process.
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In theory, economies of scale can eliminate redundancies and allow for better coordination.
|
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The rule will allow for variations in the car sound that automakers use.
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The fan-less design — quiet as it was — didn't allow for much performance.
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In time, this would allow for the phasing out of the Veterans Administration.
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Passengers should also allow for extra time prior to check-in and boarding.
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The committee approval will allow for the House to vote on the bill.
|
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While tall buildings may alter the skyline, they also allow for sweeping vistas.
|
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Some countries like the United Kingdom allow for altruistic surrogacies, not commercial ones.
|
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However, the deadline was delayed to allow for negotiations between the two countries.
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They allow for innovation and creativity to drive much of their economic growth.
|
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Both are accompanied by large windows to allow for lots of natural light.
|
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It would also allow for a more effective effort against the Islamic State.
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Technology, says Cryan, will allow for Deutsche to complete these cuts and more.
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That would allow for the imposition of tariffs on a range of goods.
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It comes in three hinged sections allow for easy setup, disassembly, and storage.
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For some extremists, the platforms allow for broadcasting explicit calls for financial support.
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"The health systems we have in place allow for rapid deployment," said Ojoo.
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To be clear, this kind of fingerprinting does not allow for location tracking.
|
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I hated my job, but it did allow for moments like this one.
|
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The centers allow for face-to-face discussions between government experts and developers.
|
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These spaces also allow for easier referral to drug treatment and health services.
|
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And when you're particular, it can allow for things to be more universal.
|
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Few other media allow for this kind of immersive experience quite like games.
|
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It focuses you in a way that doesn't allow for perspective and openness.
|
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These are their hard-headed calculations, with anonymity provided to allow for candor.
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The laws generally allow for "edibles," which include gummies, cookies and hard candy.
|
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Oregon and Washington are among these states that allow for personal belief exemptions.
|
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Medicare has since adjusted its criteria, partly to allow for greater local variations.
|
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A cryptic's rules are fairly complex and allow for many kinds of wordplay.
|
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Teleconferencing will allow for flexibility in office hours and increase interactions with students.
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The rules make voting voluntary and allow for more proportional representation in Congress.
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I think you should say something, but you also allow for other opinions.
|
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Tillerson subsequently urged a "sustained cessation" of weapons testing to allow for talks.
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And that merit-based worldview does not allow for significant equality of opportunity.
|
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Witherspoon advises that couples should allow for constant communication to create clear consent.
|
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The new policy will reportedly allow for a "more active use" of Tasers.
|
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Dr. Zhang said a five-year moratorium would allow for necessary public discussion.
|
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European policymakers added exemptions to allow for quotations, criticism, parody and artistic interpretation.
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It will likely vary from village to village to allow for more testing.
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But that doesn't allow for everyone to easily get the help they need.
|
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These can be messy, but they do at least allow for fresh starts.
|
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That will allow for more pointed questions that will garner more useful answers.
|
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The diktats of social realism do not allow for the supernatural on stage.
|
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That will allow for a quicker restart, although it will still take months.
|
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Ralph Northam said he would allow for newborns to be executed after birth.
|
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Democrats need four Republicans to vote with them to allow for additional witnesses.
|
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Bright stars allow for easier followup study through ground- and space-based telescopes.
|
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To allow for more parties, we'd have to change the way we vote.
|
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Allow for the time and space to work through the transition you're in.
|
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But that trade deal, known as Nafta, did not allow for any penalties.
|
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Government lawyers said that the new regulations would still allow for state oversight.
|
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At least 19 states around the country allow for recall of public officials.
|
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If these two actions are combined, it would allow for two positive events.
|
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Both systems would allow for more triage of breaking stories and fewer bottlenecks.
|
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They each have pakkawood handles to allow for stable grip and superior accuracy.
|
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"Bimbo will look for a consolidation that will allow for expansion," he said.
|
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New separations to allow for more privacy are expected to be installed instead.
|
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Tesla's fundamentals could allow for shares to trade around $400 for a while.
|
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That could allow for more uses beyond functioning as a currency like Bitcoin.
|
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However, the law doesn't allow for exemptions in cases of rape or incest.
|
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Because you think the tax cuts will allow for premiums to come down?
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Set yourself up with extra eggs, to allow for a margin of error.
|
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We should judge people on their actions, but allow for them to change.
|
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You need to be able to change laws that allow for that. Right.
|
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Still, it's true that this format doesn't allow for much moderation or nuance.
|
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Of course, the Constitution does not only allow for the representation of states.
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Systems may not allow for a preferred name or pronouns to be listed.
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Time, and allowing: I want to allow for experience instead of triumph or failure, allow for possibility over expectation, to stop judging experiences instead of actually experiencing them; even valuing the possible necessity of doughnut distraction (it's delicious and it helps!).
|
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A voting app used in multiple states during the 2018 midterms elections to allow for more accessible voting has cyber vulnerabilities that could allow for votes to be changed or exposed, researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) found.
|
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Tesla pushed out a software update last month to allow for automatic lane changes.
|
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Allow for productivity growth of 1% and unit-wage inflation will be 2-3%.
|
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The fact that Facebook doesn't explicitly allow for emotional targeting may ultimately be irrelevant.
|
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Some hope that qubits can allow for more powerful computations with richer sub-components.
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The surpluses should allow for "a progressive reduction of external debt levels," it said.
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The meals don't allow for substitutions, dissuading picky eaters, vegetarians and those with allergies.
|
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It'll also allow for their kids to go to school in the big city.
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Extracting the DNA from the cell could allow for more edits at one time.
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O) shareholder meeting to allow for a more extensive review of Broadcom Ltd's (AVGO.
|
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One question, though, is whether the service will allow for fraud or criminal activity.
|
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It hopes that would cause a spurt of growth to allow for deficit cuts.
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You gotta have a universe that's large enough to allow for expansion and contraction.
|
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The plans do allow for tethering, though, which the prepaid unlimited plan doesn't offer.
|
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It's something that I have to wonder if Netflix will allow for more of.
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These enhancements could improve memory or allow for more direct interfacing with computing devices.
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They also come with 2999-speed Shimano drivetrains, which allow for easier hill climbing.
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Conscious hosts, free of loops and preprogrammed motives, should allow for more traditional stakes.
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Naps drop drawbridges between seemingly disconnected thoughts and allow for new insights to emerge.
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If you are a homeowner's insurer, you should allow for limited use of Airbnb.
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But those same capabilities can allow for problematic and discriminatory targeting if used unchecked.
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More expensive OLEDs allow for thinner and more energy efficient screens for portable devices.
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The larger battery will allow for both more range as well as faster acceleration.
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But having a dedicated router-to-router communications band can allow for faster speeds.
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Current laws do not allow for a woman to accede to the Chrysanthemum Throne.
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The co-processor is also supposed to allow for a much richer ambient display.
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Dual mics and speakers should allow for an easy conversation even in noisy environments.
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Inflating different combinations that allow for a much fuller control of the robot's movement.
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These ceremonies allow for something vital, a language that can be spoken without intermediation.
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"We can't allow for ourselves to make things look like an accident," he says.
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Even when you allow for these factors, they find he still beats the index.
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In December, the Syria troop levels were expanded to allow for 200 more troops.
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The Input Club SILO switch will also use magnets to allow for adjustable actuation.
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But the researchers say that the fax protocol doesn't allow for such a mechanism.
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Some believe there is a willingness on the continent to allow for more time.
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Photo: Carl Court (Getty)Messaging apps increasingly allow for some form of implicit privacy.
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The next year, he tried again, modifying the language to allow for religious objections.
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However, questions that allow for a simple yes or no may bear more fruit.
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He would have preferred a slower burn that would allow for more sustainable growth.
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The Bank of Japan would have to allow for a temporarily higher inflation target.
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Those exact values cannot be determined, since the Senate disclosures allow for broad ranges.
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Now, the technology is cheap and fast enough to allow for non-standard organisms.
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ANVISA FINDINGS, IF APPROVED, WOULD ALLOW FOR CONTINUED USE OF GLYPHOSATE PRODUCTS IN BRAZIL
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Security and power vacuums exist in fragile regions that allow for human rights violations.
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Does whatever you're calling for allow for self-determination for both Israelis and Palestinians?
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This will allow for an improved video experience at lower data rates, explains Google.
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This will allow for companies to create new, innovative, higher-quality, lower-cost products.
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The panel will consider final amendments to allow for floor votes on Wednesday evening.
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On the real device, the glass back is supposed to allow for wireless charging.
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Digital tools allow for decentralization, creating more access points for people at the margin.
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In addition, the segment's low fixed costs allow for cost reductions during a downturn.
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Well, great news: an upcoming Tinder feature called Places will allow for just that.
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They both comfort or elevate the soul—and allow for some quality R&R.
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Those apps don't allow for the identification of random people, but Russia's FindFace does.
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It's not how do we change the raid-design philosophy to allow for matchmaking.
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The whole point is to welcome everybody, and to allow for exploration and creativity.
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While similar, Apple's Memoji look much less awkward, and they allow for more customizations.
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The judge held off putting her decision into effect to allow for an appeal.
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Those apps also allow for privacy by hiding browsing activities from internet service providers.
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The problem here is that our Constitution does not allow for two parallel presidents.
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"The particles in dry powder allow for more exfoliation than liquid cleansers," she explains.
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His request would also allow for 230 miles of additional border wall or barriers.
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Half of the bed can be folded up to allow for more storage space.
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EU rules allow for a fine of up to 10 percent of global turnover.
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The speaker's convenient Bluetooth capabilities allow for voice prompts, phone calls, and Siri usage.
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Nonviolent communication integrates qualities like compassion and effective communication to allow for better leadership.
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Biracialism, religious syncretism, and the invention of traditions all allow for compromises over identity.
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These allow for people to respond to things in their own time, not extemporaneously.
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Some models were given a hinged nose to allow for easy loading of goods.
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All three of those companies allow for log-in on other third-party networks.
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Trump said the delay would allow for negotiations on Capitol Hill regarding immigration reform.
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Most plans allow for a loan of up to 50 percent of your balance.
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As for a suspension, NFL guidelines allow for discipline even when charges are dropped.
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These new combinations should allow for a lot more flexibility and power in notifications.
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I will allow for the possibility that Kid Rock was once not an alien.
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Amazon today announced Alexa Cast to allow for better music control on Alexa devices.
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You'd think the heat and booze would allow for more roots in our music.
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Posner suggested that society could drop the pretense and allow for an actual market.
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Some terrains, though, simply do not allow for a naturally occurring gravity escape ramp.
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The pool, which accommodates only one surfer at a time, doesn't allow for heats.
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The Internet didn't only allow for congregation, it also created new routes for publication.
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They're the ones that allow for private experiences in the most public of places.
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My plan for the next five decades was too important to allow for doubt.
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The design of these smart products, when applicable, should allow for user-replaceable hardware.
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The bill would provide loans for small businesses and allow for payroll-tax deferment.
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And that privilege in America is a more complicated topic than many allow for.
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We have to allow for the variations [of the virus] moving across the country.
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Built-in far-field microphones allow for Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa voice controls.
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Eurail passes allow for more flexible travel, but they can cost hundreds of euros.
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It also does not allow for a forceful leader who can discourage such violence.
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Sometimes it's sexier to not shine so bright and allow for some mood lighting.
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And digital exchanges don't allow for the tone control that pillar communications always require.
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Terms of the sale allow for some litigation to continue against Lampert and ESL.
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The doomsday calculation's notion of "human lives" may need reworking to allow for that.
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The site doesn't allow for full streaming of entire seasons, but teases it out.
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Should we allow for the sale of guns without the same degree of caution?
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More laptops are getting Thunderbolt 3 ports, which allow for super fast data transfers.
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Luminary now distributes his show exclusively and its app doesn't allow for public reviews.
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Now the Trump administration is examining regulatory changes that could allow for a comeback.
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Most contracts are much narrower and don't allow for this kind of end run.
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Its stores are set back from the street to allow for a parking lot.
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Ralph Northam said he would allow for a newborn to be executed after birth.
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Feinstein's bill to help states enact laws that allow for extreme risk protection orders.
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The ban is meant to allow for more research on the products, Trump said.
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It says that an extension would allow for appropriately thoughtful commentary from business groups.
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And a section that would allow for the importation of 41 frozen polar bears.
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Will it amend its own charter to allow for student-athletes to be compensated?
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A few nations, including Japan, have special research permits that allow for some whaling.
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To its credit, the Trump infrastructure plan does allow for some additional user fees.
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Some chairs allow for free rotation, while others return to center on their own.
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These allow for a maximum placement volume of 3 billion dollars from U.S. investors.
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We painted the interior and changed the rooms around to allow for more seating.
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The vote on the omnibus doesn't allow for a tweet to reassure them anymore.
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The passage of another stop-gap measure will allow for more time to negotiate.
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It does allow for abortions if the mother's life or health is at risk.
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True crime stories allow for a lack of resolution that police procedurals do not.
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Good samples allow for generalizations, but there is always a slight probability of error.
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But the refusal to undergo scrutiny or allow for an appeal reeks of autocracy.
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Last month, Singapore, Hong Kong and Australia said they would allow for a six-month phase-in of the new variation margin rules to allow for a smooth transition, said Giancarlo, who was previously an executive vice president at wholesale brokerage GFI Group.
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And if someone is a true ally to the LGBTQ+ community, they'll allow for fluidity.
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The ordinance, adopted in May, mirrored county guidelines, which allow for store and product inspections.
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Private lenders typically only allow for limited breaks from your payments, during which interest builds.
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It doesn't allow for quite the same perfect fit as a normal MMCX cable though.
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The rigor of his action did not allow for much more than the performance itself.
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Bennet's willingness to allow for such self-criticism reflects well on the paper, Stephens said.
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And so you are trying to allow for the directionality of time by rethinking geometry.
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"Participating member states should allow for a certain degree of debt mutualization," the paper said.
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One way might be to allow for robust discussion around diversity issues in the workplace.
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The glass panels allow for natural sunlight to hit nearly every area inside the sphere.
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Instead, share them amongst multiple people, or purchase cuts that allow for smaller individual portions.
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Music empowers people, comics can empower people, and they really allow for a creative escape.
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But, it doesn't feel sustainable; that model doesn't seem to allow for nurturing creative fulfillment.
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Third, they must also be flexible enough to allow for change as the market evolves.
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A major feature of the redesign was to allow for natural light into the property.
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As both Birchfield and Fox stressed, it's these simulations that allow for quickly training robots.
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Facebook controlling all aspects of video calling on Portal does allow for some unique features.
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Assembly in space would allow for instruments and exploration that so far haven't been possible.
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Ted Cruz to allow for plans noncompliant with Obamacare regulations, and another amendment from Sen.
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It's because society doesn't allow for fluidity in gender in the first place, Kahn says.
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The bulbs are 800 lumens, and they allow for control of brightness and color temperature.
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Trains were previously too infrequent, too slow and too crowded to allow for daily commutes.
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The iPhone XS and iPhone XR allow for wireless charging, though they're capped at 7.5W.
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Rebeck does allow for a modicum of ambiguity, but does not make much of it.
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To allow for a bigger display, the company had to make the Watch slightly larger.
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On the bright side, the absurdity of it all did allow for some shining moments.
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For example, the regulations that govern the exchanges could allow for more channels of distribution.
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Disney is hardly struggling with a budget that won't allow for more dancers or extras.
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This leads to a lot of overheating, which doesn't allow for a long viewing experience.
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Overall conditions within the broad system should allow for a few individual storms to intensify.
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That would not allow for any cloud storage site to ever get off the ground.
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Like Amazon and eBay, this will allow for direct sales from sellers to Hollar's customers.
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But the other view — Levine's emergent-systems view — doesn't allow for such a rosy assessment.
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Plus, they have Ti-Ceramic coating to allow for a fuss-free cleanup every time.
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Some songs are always paired with certain animations and effects, and others allow for experimentation.
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This would allow for more significant advances in hardware, and also could prevent customer exhaustion.
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This will allow for favourable terms, such as timing of acquisitions and mode of payment.
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"The facility where Joe is being held does not allow for contact visits," Leonard says.
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Now, after some lobbying from various labs, the state would allow for equivalent work experience.
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Creating a hair and makeup timeline will allow for a more stress-free wedding day.
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It would also allow for much-needed humanitarian access to besieged cities such as Aleppo.
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The ceasefire will also allow for much-needed humanitarian access to besieged cities like Aleppo.
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Perhaps somewhat optimistically, Klett says this would allow for "self-executing and risk-free bookings".
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Current waiver systems do not allow for this type of financial management by the state.
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And so -- you know, some states may have laws that allow for conceal and carry.
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Soggy deposits allow for the preservation of waterlogged organic materials such as leather and wood.
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Digital museums, including MOVA, allow for anyone who has internet access to view the artwork.
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We're going to launch kits/playlists that will allow for grouping in the coming months.
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These allow for age-appropriate website filtering, a filter list, as well as online scheduling.
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It uses a VR headset powered by a supercomputer backpack to allow for untethered walking.
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Morrissey also warned the rule will allow for follow-up regulations from future presidential administrations.
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It's also been a means to allow for professional risk-taking and betting on oneself.
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But Mattis on June 30 approved a six-month delay to allow for a review.
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Some players say that the physical switches for each key allow for faster double-tapping.
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Bloomberg said the delays had been pursued by Bayer to allow for undisturbed settlement talks.
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The good behavior provision would allow for the early release of an estimated 4,000 prisoners.
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The shades allow for observers to look directly at the sun before and after totality.
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Some airlines are asking passengers to carve out extra time to allow for these screenings.
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Some CLOs also allow for a similar swap with deeply discounted assets, the sources said.
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South Carolina has reversed its highways to allow for more traffic away from the coasts.
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Finishes such as pocket doors and outdoor showers allow for a truly unique living experience.
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The label would allow for him to be interrogated without a lawyer present, per NBC.
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Judges sent Johnson's case back to the trial court to allow for new DNA evidence.
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The bill will be voted under fast-track rules that do not allow for amendments.
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On Wednesday it suspended a planned boycott at Sibanye Gold to allow for further talks.
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This will allow for greater independence and accountability, which will ensure improved service to veterans.
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And best of all, they allow for boundless imagination, without the cost of special effects.
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The company said its balance sheet was strong and would allow for research and development.
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It was based loosely on gyroscopic TV remotes, which allow for a similar pointing mechanic.
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The upper floors of the mansion allow for views fro 50 miles in any direction.
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I'm committed to finding solutions that allow for prescription drug importation with adequate safety standards.
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This is plenty of time to allow for the possibility of Harvey becoming a hurricane.
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So would things like better roads, to allow for the carriage of surpluses to markets.
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With this picture now clear, it would be wise to allow for a new referendum.
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The judges said the stay was necessary to allow for thorough review of the issue.
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Clinton will also expand working capital for small businesses to allow for them to grow.
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The bill would also allow for 10,000 new border patrol agents and officers. http://bit.
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But if your conscience doesn't allow for that, then be strong and make a stand.
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New elections would also allow for Iraq's decrepit government accountability organizations to finally be fixed.
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Currently, Cuba does not allow for the existence of any entity independent from the government.
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However, there was one big drawback: Instagram didn't allow for linking out from its site.
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Interactive touch screens allow for 3D manipulation of mummies — one each from Egypt and Peru.
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But it emphasized the benefits of ads that allow for free and cheaper web services.
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The results would potentially allow for personalized screening programs, based on the individual's calculated risk.
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"The volume of content that we're producing should allow for people to fail," Day said.
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Additionally, Mulvaney also put a hold on the rule's implementation to allow for further reconsideration.
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These sentiments are intended to create bad feelings and allow for destructive and dangerous inclinations.
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Both told you to identify all grand jury material to allow for its expedited release.
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Regulation Democrats should, in turn, allow for modifications in scope and timeliness of environmental reviews.
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"Smaller groups allow for more intimate interactions with the natural and pristine environment," adds Lyons.
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That judge postponed the implementation of his decision 20 days to allow for the appeal.
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It also features stretch side panels which allow for increased mobility while also wicking moisture.
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But the EU and other allies were granted temporary exemptions to allow for further discussions.
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First, they devised a special tank to allow for a constant exchange of clean water.
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However, both bills do allow for MOX termination if certain conditions, likely attainable, are met.
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This would allow for the opening of new embassies and easier travel for both sides.
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"They didn't allow for enough time or people to perform this certification," Mr. Duncan said.
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Baseball's antidoping protocols allow for Mejia to apply for reinstatement after a year, in 2017.
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An alternative would allow for the establishment of a permanent system to redistribute asylum seekers.
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That was to allow for a more powerful strike and to make the grip better.
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Do you see legislation passing under Trump that would allow for these kinds of negotiations?
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In 2013, Miami-Dade commissioners moved the line to allow for more warehouses and housing.
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Laws governing massage parlors are riddled with loopholes that allow for criminal operations, Polaris said.
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This week, the Canadian government announced it will allow for the executive's extradition to proceed.
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Physical spaces where marginalized voices are elevated and art is shared allow for collective healing.
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We need less regulation and lower taxes in order to allow for a strong economy.
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They have since raised the offer to three acres to allow for a septic system.
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This should allow for a faster economic rebound after the coronvirus is brought under control.
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Current medical leave provisions allow for 12 weeks of job protection with no additional pay.
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Obviously, surprises aren't always good, but I think it's important to allow for not knowing.
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Trixie, whose makeup doesn't allow for much range, danced wildly around her, but BeBe won.
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They allow for burst shooting and deliver fast speed when transferring files to a computer.
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In 2018, the DMV issued rules to allow for autonomous vehicle driverless testing on roads.
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Relying on phonetically similar names along with birth dates just doesn't allow for much accuracy.
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Current immigration laws allow for several options to deport illegal immigrants through the civil system.
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Technically, Spanish law still does not allow for a women's professional league in the country.
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To allow for that possibility is to admit that none of us are truly safe.
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Containing test results and medication regimens, they allow for continuity of care along the corridor.
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Today, such popular online platforms such as Blackboard or Moodle allow for much improved discourse.
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Cons: The open-plan rooms don't allow for much privacy and closet space is limited.
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The neighborhood's zoning rules allow for taller buildings than in areas like, say, brownstone Brooklyn.
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But to allow for a transition period, doctors can accept the old cards until Dec.
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It would also allow for the inclusion of international experts in forensics and human rights.
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Katie Porter (D-Calif) in urging the House Rules Committee to allow for remote voting.
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Dark web technology was originally developed by American intelligence agencies to allow for encrypted communication.
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Many candidates have since said they would not allow for new drilling on public lands.
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Tabletop grills have been popularized over the years, and allow for making raclette at home.
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The paper said that any common approach should also allow for other forms of subordination.
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Additionally, the review flagged a plan to allow for virtual power plants by fiscal 2021.
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Abengoa Bioenergy said the bankruptcy would allow for a reorganization or sale of the company.
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Even if it's bright out, it completely blocks out light to allow for uninterrupted sleep.
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Patrick: The physics allow for a lot of verbs, by the consequences of the physics.
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Some businesses have also shifted entirely away from cash, and only allow for card transactions.
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I won't allow for my questions to be screened by Comey for approval before hand.
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Ultimately, implants would allow for "uncompressed" communication between people, with the compression part being language.
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Companies say the waivers allow for speedier and more cost-effective resolution of workplace disputes.
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The city passed an ordinance to allow for growing and processing businesses to legally operate.
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But, the outcome could allow for greater party divisions further down the line, Fletcher posits.
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However, there are options that would allow for efficient sharing of risk across the board.
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The Roche drug has a long half-life that could allow for less frequent dosing.
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Derivatives products will allow for greater liquidity, better price discovery and lower volatility, White said.
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It also would allow for more home construction, which would help solve California's housing crunch.
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Second, and more important, the format of Murray's talk did not allow for equal discussion.
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Exhibition modes allow for settings flexibility, but even then these are very much The Basics.
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What's more, the one-act play does not allow for all that much dramatic development.
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Under the new recreational drone rules, you can't fly: Canada's new rules are more restrictive than U.S. recreational drone regulations, which allow for flying up to 400 feet, don't have a set distance restriction for flying near buildings and allow for recreational flying at night.
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Some of these devices actually detect changes in sound, while others allow for two-way communications.
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And yes, North Carolina does allow for recounts in contests decided by 10,000 or fewer votes.
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They allow for easy, informal group conversation that feels less public than other heavily trafficked hashtags.
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The waivers allow for a limited type of activity but does not authorize any new business.
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In 1974, the Thai constitution was amended to allow for a female to succeed the throne.
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That's to say nothing of the additional time passengers now have to allow for their journeys.
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Dual-class shares allow for weighted voting rights and give company founders and insiders more control.
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Be sure to allow for quiet moments and pauses, even when you feel you must interject.
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Despite a federal prohibition, nine states and the District of Columbia allow for recreational marijuana use.
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This should allow for a larger display that covers almost the entire face of the iPad.
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Bigger displays would allow for more fancy keyboard tricks and possibly a more forgiving typing experience.
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But the system described in this patent could also allow for predatory behavior by malicious drivers.
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This model features 100 local dimming zones to allow for more accurate blacks and perfect colors.
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There also are three on-board mics that will allow for voice commands at some point.
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This hangover will certainly not allow for any productivity, and I have a full day today.
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In Congress, creating authorizations that allow for multiyear and block buy contracts can save taxpayer dollars.
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The MCU's narrative simply didn't allow for the self-contained structure of completely isolated hero stories.
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At multiple medical facilities, investigators found that administrators bent the rules to allow for simpler passwords.
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Various options for adjusting time signature, steps, and randomization allow for creating unique irregularities and polyrhythms.
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Both HTTP/2 and SPDY allow for faster and more efficient connections between browsers and servers.
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The phone is designed this way to allow for as much screen real estate as possible.
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Tech donors have often built their philanthropic organizations to allow for impact investing or political activities.
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But he later withdrew from the race saying conditions did not allow for a fair contest.
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Unlike the Foundation's Content Translation tool, Mbabel does not allow for the direct publishing of articles.
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Bellemare also believes the wider aisle layout will allow for quicker embarking and disembarking of passengers.
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The driver need only wait 20 seconds before the gear shift unlocks to allow for driving.
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I couldn't possibly allow for senseless destruction as the result of natural human curiosity and advancement.
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These support and resistance lines also allow for setting good stop loss points to protect trades.
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A California measure to allow for recreational adult use of marijuana will appear on the Nov.
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Do you think people would allow for this level of surveillance with a system like this?
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Surely this situation is not so rare that the shuttle's designers did not allow for it?
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Reforms also must allow for the exchanges and broader insurance market to operate across state lines.
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Rules rarely allow for the hiring of outside brainpower, such as urban planners or financial experts.
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Auditors hope that better data-analysis techniques should allow for larger samples and better anomaly detection.
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Australia's datum is being modernised in two stages to allow for the complexity of the change.
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When skill level is that high, most games must make changes to allow for true competition.
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The administration also proposes to allow for private companies to construct and operate highway rest stops.
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Similar numbers before the work requirement went into place, which would allow for comparison, are unavailable.
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Recruiting French merchants will allow for faster delivery to customers, while French products will add value.
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Alabama had said it would allow for a Protestant chaplain to be in the execution chamber.
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Photo: Hussein Malla (AP)Money counting machines allow for the sorting of large amounts of currency.
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But the more serious the crime, the longer the courts allow for charges to be brought.
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Singh said both those forces' policies go further than the NYPD's to allow for full beards.
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The US has vastly outdated restrictions concerning headlights, which don't allow for varying levels of intensity.
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This would allow for placement of related objects nearby, floating text, audio triggers — you name it.
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It was suspended to allow for a second restructuring in 2010, but remains on the books.
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The CDC has an exemption intended to allow for shipping blood and other lab testing samples.
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New technologies do allow for further parameters to be gathered from our bodies and personal preferences.
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Second, changing the electoral rules to allow for more parties would also accelerate the crack-up.
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The format did not allow for direct discussions between Israel and the Arab states, officials said.
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You'll also need land—either yours or a friends—with building codes that allow for yurts.
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I value quiet nights spent indoors, but living in London doesn't allow for much of that.
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More and more states are changing their laws to allow for medical, and even recreational, use.
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We should try to understand what systems allow for their crimes, and what gives them mobility.
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Facebook has announced that it will soon allow for a two-way broadcast on Facebook Live.
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IKKS has recently announced its intention to amend the covenant threshold to allow for wider headroom.
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The ordinance does not allow for any retail sales, or point of contact with retail customers.
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The improvements allow for smoother transitions from foreground to background and better bloom of background shapes.
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What factors allow for some of these young stars to thrive, and for others to fail?
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Google is testing a new kind of email experience that would allow for more interactive messages.
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The tech—and you fucking know this very well—doesn't allow for what you're talking about.
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The amendment, signed into law in 2017, did not allow for the smoking of medical marijuana.
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Advertisers don't know it is you watching, specifically, since privacy rules only allow for meta-data.
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Does art allow for the embrace of a set of shared values that transcend party politics?
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Other places that allow for medically assisted death, like Belgium, the Netherlands, and Oregon, mandate reporting.
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It would also allow for those accused of wrongdoing to question their accusers in campus hearings.
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We have that genetic element that would allow for bacteria that are resistant to every antibiotic.
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The platform does allow for creativity, which means that sometimes bad videos are made and shared.
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Junior Finance Minister Jayant Sinha said the tight fiscal policy could allow for further monetary easing.
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In a statement, the Atlanta airport advised travelers to allow for "extra time" at the airport.
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These new technologies allow for better and more efficient extraction while leaving a smaller environmental footprint.
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"I see a rigged political system that doesn't allow for real progress to occur," he said.
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The open systems architecture will allow for future adaptation, switching capabilities as missions and threats change.
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It's part of an update announced last year to allow for appointment booking in the app.
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My bill would overturn that restriction and finally allow for this popular rule to move forward.
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By shifting their systems to the cloud, they allow for enhanced security and ease of management.
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It will also buy some townhomes or condos that receive traditional financing and allow for rentals.
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The designs were printed on sailcloth and placed on the floor, to allow for easy swapping.
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Most European countries offer religious exemptions that allow for the production of halal and kosher meat.
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The three-month period should allow for introspection and counseling between the couple and their families.
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Reducing reliance on oil will help lower energy costs, and allow for compliance with environmental standards.
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In order to get that socioeconomic diversity throughout the city you have to allow for it.
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A polymer body would also allow for an endless number of through-and-through body colors.
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Earlier diagnosis of Alzheimer's would allow for treatments that could reverse symptoms and slow cognitive decline.
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McCarthy said in a statement on Tuesday that Obama should not allow for the Airbus sale.
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Those issues are too contentious to allow for anything other then the high theater of politics.
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The memo announced a restructuring of management to allow for a sharper focus on workplace culture.
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These contracts will allow for many new disruptive businesses to be formed on top of them.
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Republicans say that flexibility will allow for increasing the bed count to as high as 58,000.
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Some nations consider socioeconomic conditions or, in the most liberal examples, allow for abortions without restrictions.
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But Bowles said the rules do not allow for Straub to be handpicked as a coordinator.
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Washington's laws allow for this "temporary transfer," permitting recipients to legally keep firearms without background checks.
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The company promises that this technology will allow for more intuitive interactions with the car's systems.
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Some abstain from sex, booze, and beef, while others allow for a bit more wiggle room.
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In a perfect world ChitChat would allow for that, or even be a simple Chrome plugin.
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The clauses, she and many experts say, allow for more sexual harassment to take place undetected.
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Some recent research argued that the structure of bee brains could allow for some subjective experience.
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Late August when the weather is incredibly hot and humid will allow for the cheapest prices.
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"Gentle exfoliation can allow for better penetration of other ingredients, such as hydrators," says Dr. Karen.
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But he immediately suspended the declaration to allow for "dialogue" with the central government in Madrid.
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Factories have installed extra spacing between workers and shorter shift times to allow for sterilizing tools.
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While I'm a fan of Mr. Seinfeld's theory, it doesn't allow for occasional, yet inevitable, failures.
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One appeal of heat-of-the-moment conspiracy theories is that they allow for blame-shifting.
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If we don't allow for other opinions, then little by little we grow resistant to democracy.
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Drake doesn't live with Sophie or Adnois -- we're told his work schedule doesn't allow for it.
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May's plan, including one that would allow for a rapid-fire round of voting on alternatives.
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GEDmatch changed its user agreement to allow for law enforcement use in rape and murder cases.
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It is replaced weekly for three weeks, followed by a week off to allow for menstruation.
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Sure, keep a list of things you want to do, but allow for lots of flexibility.
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A break in the weather on Friday could allow for avalanche crews to clear some roads.
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I also wanted them to develop skills that allow for critical analysis of media, especially film.
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Emergency powers change the legal landscape and allow for coordinative efforts among public and private sectors.
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Here, we've got to allow for the facts and the fact-finders to do their jobs.
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The new broadcast criteria allow for local outlets and eliminate a specific time component for employment.
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" The company said the four days before the factory's closure will allow for "an orderly shutdown.
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Given a temperate forecast that will probably allow for a fast race, that is highly unlikely.
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Insurers built a cushion into this year's rates to allow for political, legislative and regulatory uncertainty.
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The timing gates allow for analysis of performance tests on the field and around the track.
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Elizabeth Warren's wealth tax plan did allow for the revenue spent to add to worker productivity.
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They'll actually allow for two-way interaction between the users and the chefs, in real time.
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Reconciliation rules allow for changes on matters of taxes and spending but not broader policy changes.
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However, the rule's broad language may allow for some large construction projects to skip a review.
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"It got in via the holes at the bottom that allow for airflow," Amber Helm said.
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I just hadn't found a way to allow for those things that are important and nurturing.
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But below the surface both parties realize that breaking this unnatural bond would allow for renewal.
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FTI also advised engaging with Trump offline, in person, to allow for a more substantive response.
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And both allow for $85033 trillion to be added to the debt over the next decade.
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It remains illegal in the United States, although a number of states allow for its use.
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Experts say the scans could catch many more cases and allow for faster treatment and quarantines.
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Republican senators strive to keep discussions at their weekly luncheons secret to allow for candid discussions.
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Its publicly released contingency plans allow for even more workers to stay home the outbreak intensifies.
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In crafting the statute, Congress did not require consent from localities, let alone allow for vetoes.
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The layout had to allow for extended-family gatherings — a tough task in their Manhattan apartment.
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Plus, the 180-degree swivel joint and a 25-foot long cord allow for ultimate flexibility.
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These updates allow for better performance and enhance the overall features available on your gaming system.
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And the market is full of mugs and travel thermoses that allow for easy, portable brewing.
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The two most populous states, California and Texas, had enough data to allow for more analysis.
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It does not allow for much redistribution of wealth or protection of the most vulnerable citizens.
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I think that the present times and the present business, they don't really allow for it.
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We need to allow for rewards that tell the economy to increase the activity earning them.
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We have so many incentivizing structures that allow for and, in some cases, encourage polluting information.
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This watch also features standalone GPS and fitness monitoring to allow for completely phone-free workouts.
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She said the withdrawal was meant to allow for consultations within the party and key stakeholders.
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Perhaps we can allow for the possibility that their travel prevented them from getting your message.
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W: The principles rule out work on weapons but allow for government business—including defense projects.
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Clearly, Comey removed the memos and did not allow for a predisclosure review of the material.
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Paradise widened, paved and straightened roads after the 2008 blaze to allow for a speedier evacuation.
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That should allow for at least three different camps in different areas, for three nights each.
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They say doing so would allow for less heavy-handed protections that provide certainty to businesses.
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The law should be amended to allow for pre-implantation sex selection in favor of girls.
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Some of those allow for a "reasonable and very measured" response to an emergency, Goitein added.
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"Today's announcement will allow for the final step, which is granting of the easement," Speer explained.
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How can policies allow for civically "good" bots while stopping those that are repressive or manipulative?
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There's also pretty much no chance Madrid will allow for the creation of an independent Catalonia.
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The new recall will allow for identification of the 2,900 owners in the highest risk pool.
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When we allow for unlimited contributions in our elections, we hand unlimited influence to wealthy interests.
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Basically, as they machines got older, the rubber backing on the machine, which would allow for the chads to be pushed out of the card, got hard and did not allow for full displacement — just dimples, which the machine could not read as a valid vote.
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"On the other side, there's a lot of us that really do believe that if you allow for competition on the marketplace and you allow for innovation, and you make it a fair playing field, you could come up with some really good health care policy."
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Harris would allow for a privately managed version of a single-payer program, similar to Medicare Advantage.
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State media remain Orwellian, but the internet is unrestricted and social-media apps allow for unfettered communication.
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Some of the current income-repayment plans allow for individuals regardless of income level to sign up.
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But it was probably willing to with a 1.9 percent number to allow for some emergency spending.
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The law would allow for prison sentences of up to two years in the most egregious cases.
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While important to a streaming service's success, superheroes and auteurs don't in themselves allow for international scale.
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She often shoots on video, not only to cut costs but also to allow for uninterrupted conversations.
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Similarly, the idea behind Bumble Bizz is to better allow for virtual networking by swiping for contacts.
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After that, Senate rules allow for up to 30 hours of what's called "post-cloture" debate time.
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But when your schedule doesn't allow for that, Booth notes your efforts are far from a waste.
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The new power-sipping 203-watt Y-series chips should allow for some exceedingly thin laptops designs.
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Will it allow for the basis of a criminal predicate prosecution in the event that they lie?
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But their budget also didn't allow for, say, renting out a business for a day of filming.
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The clear waters of the island allow for many water activities, including divings, sailing, kayaking, and more.
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Will the American context ever allow for women with such an understated presence to come to power?
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Later, it expanded the model to allow for a month of unlimited classes for that same price.
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Places like Chihuahua, Quintana Roo, and Mexico City in Mexico all allow for powerful moments like this.
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The roof also has three windows and USB ports that allow for uses such as charging devices.
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That decision has been delayed to allow for more trade talks with the European Union and Japan.
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What quantum states allow for is much more complex information to be encoded into a single bit.
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Laying bare that juxtaposition, rather than obscuring it, will allow for a richer appreciation of their achievements.
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A stable, super-heavy isotope would allow for comprehensive study and could give rise to new technologies.
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That includes a pilot program which would allow for an overnight visitation program between parents and children.
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The bludgeoning was terrible but it did allow for one of the best lines of this episode.
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But that changes with the Mary Jane, an entirely new product to allow for more styling possibilities.
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Fortnite's new wraps, which allow for finer weapon and vehicle customizations, carry a taste of Counter-Strike.
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Parliament then backed an EFF motion last month seeking to change the constitution to allow for this.
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" The Going Yard co-host continued: "The process of going through IVF doesn't allow for many surprises.
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The delay was intended to allow for a "smoother and more effective implementation process," the SEC said.
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It would also presumably allow for the fast transferring of images from the camera to your phone.
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Current technology doesn't allow for this type of noise cancellation in wireless earbuds, several audio executives said.
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It also wants the regions to increase bank supervision and allow for the sale of bad loans.
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A seller rating and review system will arrive next year as well, to allow for consumer feedback.
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The technical consensus, embodied in the existing specs, would allow for progress where it was still possible.
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"That would allow for savings to circulate better in Europe to the advantage of companies," he added.
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Participants do indeed have to sign a form to allow for the selling of that anonymized data.
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But they also introduce new design elements that show how driverless cars allow for new interior layouts.
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There are two mechanisms that allow for the removal of the president: impeachment and the 25th Amendment.
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"We are concerned these waivers allow for discrimination under the guise of religious freedom," the lawmakers wrote.
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Laws that often don't allow for life-saving abortions, or abortion in cases of rape or incest.
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It is policy getting in the way of these leaders to allow for us to drive innovations.
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Neighboring Malaysia and Singapore already have tough internal security laws that allow for lengthy detention without trial.
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So you have to allow for those things, and let them know you trust their gut reactions.
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The European convention's rules allow for countries to exempt themselves in certain situations, including on the battlefield.
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Split-screen will allow for true multitasking, and quick settings is getting a Night Light mode toggle.
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The OPEC+ agreement will allow for the limiting of those risks, but it does not eliminate them.
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He seems to not have the voltage needed to stabilize it, which would allow for time travel.
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For Barbz, fandom doesn't allow for dissent—even when it's not dissent but a valid, healthy appraisal.
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With today's release, developers building with SpatialOS can craft games that allow for up to 200 players.
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But new rules will allow for "more active use" of Tasers, a Korean Air spokesperson told CNN.
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This would also allow for new business models for publishers and application developers outside of advertising & subscriptions.
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Nielsen tweeted that she will remain in her role until Wednesday to allow for a smooth transition.
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"In order to honor the human being, we must allow for other people to exist," he said.
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Both new plans also allow for a 30 percent down payment, which will reduce the monthly cost.
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Hit records allow for a whole other audience to hear them, and that's the power of radio.
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Through Salome, the choreographer is determined to allow for an overlap between the public and modern dance.
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Apple TV and Google Chromecast still don't allow for captive-portal access, although there are some workarounds.
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Some states allow for liberal gaming laws while others, like Utah and Hawaii, bar gambling all together.
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In Afghanistan, social norms do not allow for dating—and sex before marriage is banned by law.
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The coming formal European Council meetings will allow for concrete follow up on the themes mentioned here.
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The expansion, which would allow for additional rail cars shipments and more storage, was approved in 2015.
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But its next version will allow for journalist, publisher and category navigation — the same as on Alexa.
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But it's less known SMART Production product could allow for more sports to be broadcast or streamed.
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Kondo gives you mental space for sentimentality but does not allow for a lot of actual space.
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The buttons allow for less force, lower accuracy while pressing, and a larger surface to work with.
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JFS hoped their departure from al Qaeda would allow for a unified opposition to topple the regime.
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MeshKit will allow for all the standard connectivity scenarios that you'd expect from a mesh networking SDK.
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Hendon and Colonna-Dashwood's experiment revealed that chilled grains allow for a nice, fine, post-grind consistency.
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That means it will not be held by January 10th, which would allow for a fresh election.
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The new set-up will allow for daily interactions between academics at Oxford and Novo's industrial scientists.
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But the Coast Guard is on the military's pay schedule, which does not allow for partial payments.
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Insurers have long been pushing to loosen up that requirement and allow for charging older people more.
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Insurance adjusters discovered that drones allow for more efficient and safe property inspections, especially in flooded areas.
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One possibility would be to allow for advocates to acquire public-land grazing permits for the animals.
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The program had been envisioned, in part, to allow for the timely retirement of the F-15.
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Starship claims this method will allow for 400 packages to be delivered in a nine-hour shift.
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You will probably need board approval as well, assuming the governing documents allow for such a structure.
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Instead the new rules will be aimed at providing the basic authorities to allow for protective measures.
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But the complexity and competing interests of the organization he leads do not allow for moral absolutism.
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They allow for types of communication, and other activities, that would otherwise be prohibited under antitrust laws.
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More resources have been dedicated to lice removal, so we can allow for (output) growth in 2017.
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Pensions disburse money in increments; 401(k)'s allow for withdrawals as the account holder sees fit.
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The House later voted to allow for members to appeal any fines incurred for violating the rule.
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They also provide the physical tools their people need, and allow for flexible schedules and working environments.
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On the whole, technological advancements should allow for better fraud prevention in the future, NRF's Moraca said.
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The rules also prohibit the use of fall protection body belts, but allow for rope descent systems.
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States where the regime and its rulers see the people as their enemies don't allow for reform.
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Alabama law doesn't allow for him to be replaced on the ballot at this stage, anyway. Sen.
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It also doesn't allow for the fine-tuning you can get from a fitness expert in person.
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Seven years is at the outside edge of what most car makers would allow for a model.
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A separation of devices would allow the business device to be limited and allow for better tracking.
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Removing this obstacle would allow for the direct, hard talk that is needed between Tehran and Washington.
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Environmental experts said they could think of no regulatory flexibility that would allow for procedures like these.
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Each measure would allow for a 12-month grace period to allow gun owners to become compliant.
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The open-air sections at the end zones might allow for some nice breezes on the field.
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Allow for a learning curve and give yourself time to get used to the new schedule.8.
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The new rule is anticipated to allow for far more air pollution and leaks of the gas.
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Military rules, unlike the laws governing the rest of the country, do not allow for racial slurs.
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It's been reported that companies including Google, Ben & Jerry's, Cisco, Zappos, Uber and Nike allow for napping.
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There are loopholes that allow for health providers to not notify patients that they've shared their data.
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Federal approval of the West Coast terminal could allow for exports of the Crow's coal to Asia.
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The online classes often cost less and allow for more flexibility than those that are in person.
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As the name suggests, it's designed for portability primarily, although most of our recommendations allow for that.
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This will allow for the quick dissemination of best practices to improve the occupational health of firefighters.
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And don't forget that many museums, such as MoMA in New York City, allow for gift memberships.
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"We like to plan ahead and choose spaces that allow for adequate growth," says Akhavan of ThousandEyes.
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As entertaining as that sounds, rules give hockey its structure and allow for fair and spirited competition.
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The camera works well and dual lenses allow for different shooting options not found on other smartphones.
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However, a later version of the app will allow for a semi-permanent way to keep them.
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In the film, Johnson finishes some last-minute calculations that allow for the historic launch to proceed.
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They hope their method will improve upon these existing technologies and allow for previously impossible design concepts.
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This will allow for the continuation of ongoing purges with impunity and no room for legal recourse.
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Music's communal qualities peak in the summer, as rising temperatures allow for the pleasures of outdoor concerts.
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Budgets don't allow for big, weekly shopping trips to stock up, and many residents lack a car.
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The delay, some argued, might be intended to allow for some kind of accommodation with the Saudis.
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Apps like Facebook Messenger, Signal, Android Messages, and Google Hangouts, among others, allow for limited video calling.
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But Ms. Sanford's social calendar didn't allow for a long-distance setup, at least not at first.
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The Security Council voted unanimously to demand the truce to allow for aid access and medical evacuations.
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"Italy has been unable to create a system that would allow for more reliable governability," he added.
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Whereas the strong brow ridge on the heidelbergensis signaled strength, our relatively massive foreheads allow for empathy.
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"Our (budget) request would allow for critical investments in our ability to protect investors," Clayton will say.
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YouTube's terms of service allow for documentary-style postings that can include depictions of people using drugs.
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Experts said four to six months was needed to allow for international observers to do their work.
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Theoretically, the boy, because laws pertaining to Mexicans allow for swifter deportations, could be quickly sent home.
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He called for a temporary truce to allow for emergency services and the voluntary passage of civilians.
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"A big change has been formal evening jackets that allow for originality, unlike the tux," he said.
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Schools and government work in affected areas was suspended to allow for building inspections and rescue work.
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Many antibiotics have a sufficiently high therapeutic index to allow for a single dose to be used.
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The plan would require a massive rezoning of the area to allow for apartments and taller buildings.
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Contrary to your editorial's suggestion, these cyberattacks leveled at the Guggenheim did not allow for meaningful debate.
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It's about the ability to have the sanctity of your own thoughts and to allow for serendipity.
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Others argued that abandoning allies in the region would only allow for more violence and embolden rivals.
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Mr. Wilkins said Mr. Donohoe's experience and knowledge of the company would allow for a smooth transition.
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The biggest concern for privacy advocates is whether these IDs could allow for broader surveillance of individuals.
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In theory, this could allow for lots of variation across the country in what Medicare pays for.
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Even the Amish, who practice shunning as a matter of faith, allow for the repented to return.
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It was as if one major rethinking of convention subtly rewired their brains to allow for others.
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It was one of those one-size-fits-all policies that just didn't allow for any humanity.
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Changing the way we vote to allow for more parties might seem radical, but it really shouldn't.
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The atmosphere surrounding Mars is too thin and the temperature too cold to allow for liquid water.
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The push-button start makes for easy operation, and foldable handles allow for convenient storage or transportation.
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If possible, allow for a gradual period of overlap and minimize other changes in a child's routine.
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His administration has also been negotiating with the Taliban to allow for a U.S. withdrawal in Afghanistan.
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After surgery, I had to have a catheter in for about a week to allow for healing.
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Multistream also will allow for easier sharing of Bluetooth audio among multiple users from the same source.
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There are three-speed variations to choose from and well-balanced impellers to allow for maximum airflow.
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No stacking logs in a crisscross pattern to allow for the flow of oxygen between licking flames.
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This is not new, but the levels of vitriol now allow for outright lying and fantasyland scenarios.
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If bad weather strikes again in Japan, tournament rules allow for knockout stage games to be rescheduled.
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SIBs allow for the development of evidence-based policies whereby initiatives are evaluated by specific performance measures.
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That discovery was made using a different technique that does not allow for study of the atmosphere.
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The fact that some states with early voting allow for changing one's vote only underscores the problem.
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They allow for viewing habits that include fast-forwarding and (more likely in a museum) walking away.
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But, he reiterated, U.S. relationships in the region do allow for the military to "indirectly" counter Iran.
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The company has long faced criticism about its advertising platform and whether its systems allow for discrimination.
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The annual report will allow for public and expert engagement and feedback to improve U.S. government efforts.
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Debate moderators can't force a candidate to answer the questions asked; the formats don't allow for that.
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Washington and Texas have laws similar to the one in Illinois, but don't allow for private suits.
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Notably, there are not domestic terror statutes in the US that allow for specific domestic terror charges.
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But both religions allow for exceptions in cases of emergency or when no other options are available.
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I also introduced the Opioid Abuse Prevention Act, which would allow for better analysis of prescribing behavior.
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Starting this accounting process will allow for a transparent and efficient recovery not possible under current conditions.
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"We have some spread in there to allow for the fact that bitcoin is volatile," she said.
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Chief Justice John Marshall read the new Constitution to allow for a vibrant and progressive federal government.
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We could not do that in a system that would allow for only a week of rehearsals.
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