But also make sure that are still allowing for nuance and allowing for all voices in that sense to be heard.
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He's left his Attorney General position, allowing for a race.
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Real interest rates (ie, allowing for inflation) are also low.
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The covers are also machine washable, allowing for effortless cleaning.
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Even allowing for his party's Lilliputian profile, that is grim.
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It also included clauses allowing for delivery and potential cafes.
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After childbirth, the cervix is bigger, allowing for easier insertion.
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Now lay the sliced eggplant down evenly allowing for overlapping.
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Are we allowing for pedestrian, bicycle, and alternative vehicle access?
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This project is designed to be highly scalable, allowing for multiple entrants to easily integrate into the entire financial supply chain process through the secure blockchain, allowing for an unprecedented amount of transaction transparency.
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He swipes some vials of particles, allowing for more quantum leaps.
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New windows were installed, allowing for a view of the street.
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Bevin also has signed a bill allowing for some felony expungements.
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The propeller motors are now exposed, allowing for improved heat efficiency.
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No technology is permitted on the trips, allowing for deeper immersion.
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That's a good sign, allowing for informed fish management and protection.
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Shopify is the business with allowing for those relationships to happen.
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Wednesday, allowing for the territory's executive branch to designate a successor.
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A judge must issue a court order allowing for their release.
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The new regulations included allowing for random checks on weapons owners.
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Allowing for remote preheats will still be the default setting, too.
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Sixteen other states have passed laws allowing for legal cannabidiol (CBD).
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The building is made of bamboo, allowing for the curved structure.
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All drop their deuces in the open, allowing for easy filming.
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Neither dust nor moons were found, allowing for today's "all clear" declaration.
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These balls could be swapped out, allowing for different faces and sizes.
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Allowing for customs inspections would mean keeping bigger stocks, at higher cost.
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He put in place a policy allowing for ICE arrests at courthouses.
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These powerful beasts have distinctive spots on them allowing for easy identification.
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This legislation includes responsible guardrails to protect consumers while allowing for innovation.
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But our city government is allowing for water shut offs to happen.
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The new design features larger thumbnails, allowing for higher-quality video previews.
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But allowing for more absentee voting is not enough on its own.
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Each lightsaber is personalized with hilt adornments allowing for 120,000 possible combinations.
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Allowing for such dramatic change mocks the purpose of an independent judiciary.
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How is machine learning allowing for greater "personalization" in teaching and learning?
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The methods are a circumspect intrusion on nature, allowing for constant renewal.
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The water reservoir is removable, allowing for easy fill-up in the sink.
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First is the HDMI port allowing for up to 720p playback of games.
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Even allowing for chicanery, it won 39% of the vote to FRELIMO's 52%.
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It will have greater support for 4K TVs — allowing for greatly enhanced graphics.
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It was small and light and flipped open, allowing for some cool moves.
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After allowing for deductions and credits, that number drops to less than 5,20093.
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And it is mostly uninflected, allowing for verbs and nouns to switch places.
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Gay culture existed outside the public consciousness, allowing for more freedom of behavior.
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This can challenge thoughts and beliefs, allowing for collective creativity and innovative ideas.
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By imagining alternate realities, we are allowing for shifts in our everyday reality.
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These units of land would be managed jointly, allowing for sharing of profits.
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The two sides are allowing for 90 days to iron out the specifics.
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Republicans passed the resolution allowing for mining waste to be dumped in streams.
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The curving architecture of the installation is modular, allowing for 20 different arrangements.
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The benefits were obvious, allowing for easier fare increases while offering tiered pricing.
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Its previous fund was $75 million, allowing for larger investments, like this one.
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In contrast, buprenorphine treatment has fewer regulations, allowing for flexible and personalized care.
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But even allowing for Haddish's hilarious digressions, "Nobody's Fool" is a baggy movie.
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It also comes with Samsung's "Infinity-O" display, allowing for very minimal bezels.
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Inside, there is a spacious kitchen and plenty of windows allowing for sunlight.
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Allowing for this level of stock buybacks hasn't always been standard business practice.
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There is also more space between the keys, allowing for more definitive strokes.
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Direct-to-consumer advertising and technology allowing for customization also play a part.
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The technology has advanced rapidly in recent years, now even allowing for Bluetooth connection.
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Last November, the country passed a law allowing for the wholesale legalization of marijuana.
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That CO2 foam sneaks into cracks and shatters the rock, allowing for more rising.
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The camera tracks the driver's eye movements, allowing for a "hands-free" driving experience.
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Mr Coombs worries that restructuring may cost far more than Deutsche is allowing for.
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GPS readers and ANPRs, allowing for constant surveillance of entire swathes of a city.
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Even allowing for this, reported profits are more volatile than they used to be.
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Dashboard camera video was considered personnel footage, allowing for its release under limited circumstances.
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This new investment vehicle reduces risk, while allowing for greater impact in our communities.
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It uses neural language models that group similar words together, allowing for efficient generalization.
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And allowing for an interest rate cutoff could eliminate another significant number of filings.
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It's allowing for businesses to sell everywhere, and it's our job to power entrepreneurs.
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But hers would not be the biggest investment since the war, allowing for inflation.
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McConnell also rejected the notion that allowing for a pro forma session on Dec.
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Citron also has additional controls for its ball mode, allowing for mobility and damage.
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Past and present tense verbs were common, marking completed activities and allowing for comparisons.
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Do you think more immersive experiences are allowing for more experimental and adventurous narratives?
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Microswitches were designed for this purpose, allowing for a nuanced response with minimal delay.
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Winds should ease late Sunday night into Monday, allowing for additional containment, forecasters said.
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Allowing for larger housing cost deductions when calculating SNAP amounts should also be considered.
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On Wednesday, Mercury enters Virgo, sharpening your mind and allowing for effortless self-expression.
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The proposed legislation would repeal the section of the 2017 law allowing for drilling.
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It is an automated system, allowing for more tests to be conducted, he said.
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This has improved financial flexibility, allowing for further debt repayment or funding of capex.
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That's for a 47-month closed-end contract allowing for 2,500 miles per year.
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But then, without allowing for qualifications, any standpoint degenerates from pragmatic guideline to inflexible dogma.
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The new iPhones will have optical image stabilization, allowing for up to 3x longer exposure.
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It provides more clinical information than a handheld ultrasound scanner, allowing for more accurate diagnoses.
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Just as kidneys are special, livers can regenerate, allowing for living donation of partial livers.
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It's changed our lives, allowing for an unprecedented degree of flexibility with internet-enabled devices.
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Even allowing for the fact that it was filmed in 2014, it is still unrealistic.
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This means there's less of a middleman, allowing for close relationships between designers and manufacturers.
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Even allowing for that, though, the company looks expensive, on over 19 times forward earnings.
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It has no narrator, allowing for constantly gnawing questions about missed opportunities and historical alternatives.
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And in September 2018, the two countries reopened crossing points, allowing for trade and travel.
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Other filters, however, are more lenient, allowing for example the news or some social media.
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Digital technology means schemes are cheap to run, even allowing for the cost of prizes.
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This format would have the added benefit of allowing for an equitable division of time.
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Viewed that way, even allowing for its occasional weaker spots, "Luke Cage" looks rock-solid.
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Allowing for this, the number of retractions per journal has not gone up (chart 2).
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She is expected to boost spending while allowing for the fiscal deficit target to rise.
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InSight transmits this data back to Earth each day, allowing for the daily weather reports.
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Forecasters predict winds should ease late Sunday night, allowing for additional containment, the outlet reports.
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It will shoot 73p video at 27 frames per second, allowing for super slow motion.
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There are no provisions allowing for the troops to be involved in law enforcement activities.
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The city exempted the development from local zoning laws, allowing for taller-than-normal towers.
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Instead, the car steers by electric signals, allowing for the future potential of autonomous driving.
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These agencies do not share information, allowing for fraudulent invoicing techniques that TBML relies on.
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This proposal will remove barriers to critical forest management work, while still allowing for collaboration.
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Social media has flattened communications across the globe, sometimes allowing for remarkable connections like this.
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The captain turned off the engine, allowing for a delicious snooze in the splendid serenity.
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They also need to rethink their institutional setting, allowing for a Europe in concentric circles.
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Rachmat's regulations at the Ministry of Trade narrowed the law, allowing for a nationwide ban.
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By regulating and allowing for legal marijuana we are taking those dollars away from cartels.
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In 1999, Congress let the portions of the law allowing for an independent counsel expire.
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Pollard assumed their legal union would come next, allowing for a decent period of mourning.
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In the 1880s, autotype was invented, allowing for photographs to be reproduced directly in newspapers.
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The course articles are read together, allowing for discussion of content, vocabulary and cultural comparisons.
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That coating is smooth and slick, allowing for foods to easily release from the pan.
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Personalized medicine, allowing for custom treatment based on a patient's DNA, is also rapidly advancing.
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Allowing for changes in time zones, half were used one day, the remainder the next.
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We are also freeing up existing resources and allowing for greater flexibilities for response activities.
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The buttons are programmable, allowing for sixteen different combinations of buttons across three different profiles.
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However, it has the opposite effect on the West Pacific, allowing for more typhoon development.
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The age was cynical but White's book, allowing for a lapse or two, is not.
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The 9-inch magnetic level features three vials, allowing for accurate positioning and easy reading.
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Right now, Indonesia's policies are allowing for deforestation, and are far too fossil-fuel centric.
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Since then, the technology has advanced by leaps and bounds, allowing for this new research.
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But increasingly, games are using physics as comedic, allowing for participation by players and developers.
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It acts as a Facebook Messenger bot, allowing for easy, real-time translations on any smartphone.
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The feature shares game saves, achievements, and DLC, allowing for seamless swapping between console and computer.
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We need to ensure that we don't stifle innovation, while still allowing for regulation where necessary.
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That next step has now been taken, allowing for closer scrutiny of the proposed new deal.
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It also supports dual camera setups, allowing for features like the iPhone 7 Plus' portrait mode.
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This concept of portability allowing for someone to play a broader mix of games isn't new.
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The game is built around competitive local multiplayer, allowing for split-screen gaming on-the-go.
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True's beaked whales have been known to breach the surface of the ocean, allowing for observations.
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In 1978, the Fish and Wildlife Service listed the eagles as endangered, allowing for their recovery.
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Wedlock seems to increase human happiness even allowing for the fact that many marriages fall apart.
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These huge images are often stitched together digitally from multiple shots, allowing for improbably high definition.
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The feature allowing for quick forwarding of video and photos was also removed for Indian users.
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But everyone would soon learn that Facebook's ads weren't just allowing for discrimination based on race.
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It's also ripe for flavoring with herbs or oils, allowing for multiple experiences in one glass.
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In microgravity, the atom can stay in place longer, allowing for a longer period of measurement.
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It alerts decision makers to abnormalities in an aircraft, allowing for predictive rather than reactive maintenance.
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Added pages of the novel created a thicker consistency, allowing for a much denser, sturdier slime.
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She introduced the use of thesauri into language processing, allowing for computational recognition of similar words.
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Friday into the weekend, the jet stream will flatten, allowing for temperatures to ease near normal.
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A microphone and speaker have also been added to the Pro model, allowing for two things.
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The buyout was a bet that natural gas prices would rise, allowing for higher electricity prices.
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The car has a regenerative braking system, allowing for it to generate energy whenever it brakes.
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Another practical component of Brujeria's mystique had to do with allowing for a somewhat fluid membership.
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Last month, Ethiopia passed legislation allowing for similar provisions for the over 900,000 refugees it hosts.
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When dining out with friends, Ms. Richards emphasized the importance of allowing for a little cushion.
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But it was an effective way of allowing for the transfer of files far and wide.
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The challenge is to keep a rule in place while allowing for these exceptions, he said.
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Allowing for the odd sideways angle, there are basically two directions a subject's head can go.
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The companies said the questions changed based on a person's previous answers, allowing for individualized diagnoses.
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Cherry-Abitbol is allowing for all-out transformations: "It has to come from within," she says.
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The current medical device standards will have to be even tougher, while still allowing for innovation.
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Most importantly, Congress provided capital to the banking system, allowing for the normalization of credit flows.
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His statistics are also inflated by the absence of co-stars, allowing for complete ball dominance.
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A pescatarian diet resembles a vegetarian diet while allowing for the consumption of fish and seafood.
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The Epic Lux running tights contain more spandex, allowing for a more comfortable and supportive fit.
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This children's book is certainly short, which means it's usually returned quickly, allowing for more circulation.
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It's allowing for easier access to space than ever before, with both positive and negative results.
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The bill would come back requiring the normal simple majority, allowing for passage in the House.
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The quotas are significantly above existing production volumes in each country, allowing for some export growth.
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But instead of allowing for faster downloads of files by using every user as a simultaneous uploader, BitTorrent Live casts viewers as a broadcaster, allowing for a more distributed method of streaming video that the company claims offers lower latency and more scalable streaming that traditional methods.
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To Salem, humor shares the same structure as peacemaking: Each works by allowing for and managing contradiction.
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Allowing for the space between these, the result would, at the moment, have an area of 1cm2.
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A 23-minute charge will give the battery 80 percent capacity, allowing for a 500 km range.
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The Arocs version of autonomous transportation also builds emergency safety measures into each, allowing for hazard management.
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She's right: it's a rare example of an interface allowing for new types of stories in games.
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Both thereafter would be tied to the consumer price index, allowing for regular cost of living increases.
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Historic lows in unemployment are "allowing for some wage inflation and continued high consumer confidence," he said.
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In 2006, the games began allowing for online registration, which helped Nintendo track their audience demographics closely.
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Liberals railed against its breaks for the rich; environmentalists bemoaned a provision allowing for drilling in Alaska.
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But unlike traditional sports, EVE is plugged into the game itself, allowing for real-time algorithmic analysis.
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The funds service has also evolved since its debut, now allowing for capital calls and management fees.
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If you are an auto insurer, you should be allowing for limited use of driving for Uber.
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The antenna enhanced the value of the building ... by allowing for better reception for millions of people.
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In the past, atmospheric pressure was much greater on Pluto, allowing for liquid nitrogen at the surface.
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Google said Elastifile will be integrated with Google Cloud Filestore, allowing for broader computing and storage capabilities.
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This is the same semiconductor that has revolutionized electronics, allowing for higher resolution televisions, smartphones, and tablets.
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Using this technique, individual parts are cut away, analyzed and reassembled, allowing for a more precise scan.
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"The timeframe would be shorter than for structural and cohesion funds, allowing for more flexibility," it added.
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"Q1 is slightly disappointing, even allowing for usually slower growth rates at this juncture", Investec analysts commented.
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The spread of basic technology, allowing for clean water and indoor plumbing, may have helped even more.
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Finally, predictability is critical to allowing for increased investment in data innovation that ultimately will benefit society.
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Perhaps they will take up the new First Amendment route, allowing for statewide evidence, suggested by Kagan.
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"Typically, the social spend is increasing year-over-year, allowing for us to expand to other platforms."
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"Q1 is slightly disappointing, even allowing for usually slower growth rates at this juncture," Investec analysts said.
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But illness or some medications can disrupt the balance, allowing for a problematic overgrowth of the yeasts.
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Absolutely. Is it worth it to clean Twitter the hell up while still allowing for free speech?
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Nations arise telling a story that binds people together in sacrifice and cooperation, allowing for remarkable feats.
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This includes expediting debate and allowing for passage of tax reform with 85033 votes in the Senate.
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They are passively safe, allowing for simpler safety systems that reduce costs and are easier to manage.
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Illinois used to follow alienation of affections laws as well, allowing for damages against an accused homewrecker.
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Sotomayor recognized that allowing for post hoc justification for warrantless searches would most harm persons of color.
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While basic, the all knit upper it does its job well, allowing for comfort, breathability, and stretch.
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Its dissolution would bridge a significant gap between the two sides, allowing for the possibility of reconciliation.
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In addition to allowing for long, 60-hour work weeks, the law has other shortcomings. Migrant-Rights.
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According to him, New Orleans is about being a unique individual and allowing for that to flourish.
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The city adopted its grid plan in 2237, allowing for more uniform development of the growing metropolis.
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With this, Apple replaced the fingerprint sensor found on previous models, allowing for the reduced bezel size.
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These kinds of details sometimes meander along subliminal lines, allowing for our mental immersion in imagined worlds.
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The renovation will replace that with a glass wall allowing for expansive views of the facility's interior.
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It contours your natural neck curve while you sleep, offering extra support and allowing for seamless transitioning.
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Booker is working with him on the new legislation to reduce drug costs by allowing for importation.
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Newly appointed CFO James Kavanaugh said IBM is "allowing for some growth" in capital expenditures in 2018.
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Allowing for the adjustment and the time that it takes is part of the intelligence of politics.
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The cameras are powered by a much larger sensor than previous models, allowing for sharper, brighter pictures.
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Now, with computer-assisted teaching allowing for tailored exercises and online lessons, it is making a resurgence.
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His first task, then, was mending the relationships with the board members and allowing for internal peace.
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Thus, policymakers should consider allowing for market solutions to emerge rather than attempting to impose their own.
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The interface can be linked to any personal device, allowing for full operational control while in use.
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Allowing for little time for review and analysis, the council passed the ordinance after 1:00 a.m.
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BÉPO encourages the equal use of both hands for typing, allowing for faster and more fluid typing.
|
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But, even allowing for that distinction, this employment report suggests the U.S. economy still has considerable forward momentum.
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Ireland has become the latest European nation to approve a bill allowing for the use of medicinal cannabis.
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Open plans provide a flexible design platform, allowing for group spaces, informal areas, conference rooms and huddle spaces.
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The startup says it will sell the e-bike through direct channels, allowing for "disintermediated" pricing of €1,399.
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Beijing has also been criticized for unfairly propping up Chinese companies, and not allowing for open market competition.
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And on Monday, the UK government announced measures allowing for a mandatory 14-day quarantine of coronavirus patients.
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The contract stipulated that NASA could order 6 additional RS-25 engines, allowing for a fifth SLS flight.
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After 17 hours of intense debate, Parliament voted in favour of a bill allowing for Brexit to begin.
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That's a huge capability and is allowing for the usage of JS as a "full-stack" language, e.g.
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Pressing and holding it again switches to the next preset playlist, allowing for a wider range of control.
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But that concept, allowing for officers to use force if someone breaches that distance, can have fatal consequences.
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In addition, Google's Valerie Nygaard said that Actions will support transactions, allowing for things like purchases by voice.
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Autoliv is working with seat manufacturers to integrate it into the seat frame, allowing for flexible seating configurations.
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This minimizes parts and cuts manufacturing time, while allowing for flexibility in changing rocket designs, Ellis told Axios.
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Allowing for different tax treatments on some assets, Bank of America said revenue came in at $271 billion.
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Single-day tickets are $70, while a two-day pass, allowing for admission to all sessions, is $135.
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Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook said he was comfortable allowing for some of them to donate and fundraise.
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Elizondo explained that new Navy guidelines formalized the reporting process, allowing for data-driven analysis of the reports.
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But we could shuttle back and forth between the candidates, allowing for an exciting and potentially illuminating volley.
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At this longer wavelength, dust emissions appears thinner, allowing for a more detailed look at the thick interior.
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Most agencies considered such footage personnel footage, allowing for its release under limited circumstances through public record requests.
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It has both a physical SIM card slot and an e-sim inside, allowing for secure connections abroad.
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Many of the families' information could be in federal systems, allowing for targeted removal under a Trump administration.
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Immigration enriches the workforce, allowing for a more finely graded specialisation that raises average productivity and living standards.
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Six schools reported allowing for reimbursement if a physician-scientist provided justification for the departure from institutional policy.
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So, ultimately, three two-person teams could be nominated, allowing for a maximum of six nominees per film.
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The lawmakers described the bill as allowing for the appropriate amount of oversight of sensitive cyber defense operations.
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This blend of content makes identifying top stories simpler, while allowing for deeper exploration of potentially interesting topics.
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They give the reader inspiration without instruction, allowing for the endless possibilities of creating with a cardboard box.
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Affordable cooling is becoming a global necessity, allowing for increased productivity, positive health outcomes, and accelerated economic development.
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John Kasich, governor of Ohio, in 20143 signed legislation allowing for some loosening of sentencing in the state.
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Mr. Trump's proposals go even further, allowing for immediate write-offs rather than spreading them over several years.
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Morgan's Inspiration Island and Morgan's Wonderland are located right next to each other, allowing for easy park-hopping.
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Activists lobbied state legislators to add amendments allowing for an initiative and popular referendum process in the states.
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The electoral legislation allowing for this was introduced in 2011 and has never been tested in this way.
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This time out, the company has mostly just tweaked the software, allowing for smarter autofocus and reduced blurring.
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KI boasts a close relationship to the Dance Department, allowing for exploration of the body, real and virtual.
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The federal judge overseeing the process held a two-day "fairness" hearing allowing for even more public input.
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At times the camera even shifts to a side-view perspective, allowing for a form of 2D platforming.
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"The zoning is fairly new in Portland allowing for taller buildings, and they're getting built," Mr. Marasco said.
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Fortunately, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services recently issued guidance allowing for caseworker visits via videoconference.
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But allowing for the low bar, March and April brought a lot of good news for Donald Trump.
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How about a student permissions policy allowing for notice to parents if and when mental health concerns arise?
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In addition, if the size of the airway decreases, air pressure increases, allowing for tissue vibration and snoring.
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Pepper and others argue that this ability is foundational to allowing for a variety of types of relationships.
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They will return control of other frequencies to the government, allowing for a new competitor to begin operations.
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The Suburban is identical to the Tahoe except that it's always been longer, allowing for more cargo space.
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I don't want to close this column without allowing for the awful chance that Le Pen might win.
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Even allowing for the vagaries of polling data, those results signal a remarkable change in a short period.
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First, it allowed the writers to fit more scenes into a page, allowing for a faster-paced story.
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Economic growth from the tax cuts is allowing for the creation of thousands of jobs in various sectors.
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The driver's seat is in the center, allowing for a more "engaging" drive and increased visibility and handling.
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Logitech's software also grants the wearer more control over their voice, allowing for volume adjustments and mic monitoring.
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The app is fairly limited in scope, allowing for text and video chat, as well as sending photos.
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But Russia and China vetoed the resolution on Monday, allowing for further gains by Assad's forces this week.
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A smooth Brexit in March would mean higher economic growth and tax revenues, allowing for more increases in spending.
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Whenever Mr. Brookshire sings, "Pow" turns intimate, allowing for an enticing sort of melodrama to creep into the piece.
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Given our very limited understanding of these very early populations, we should be cautious in allowing for multiple models.
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She added there had been issues with accountability in ICE for years, allowing for abuses of the agents' power.
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It is designed to put current EU legislation into British law essentially in one move, allowing for changes later.
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The news comes after rumors and speculation that Trump would issue an executive order allowing for anti-LGBTQ discrimination.
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These timber factories shape wood pieces in a clean, controlled environment, allowing for greater precision than building on-site.
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Evidence of the impact should thus exist within our planet's stratigraphy, allowing for more precise dating of the impact.
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Multiple skins could be applied to the same object, expanding functionality even further by allowing for more complex movements.
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A wall that separated the building into two houses was also removed, allowing for a more natural, open design.
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On an annual basis, estimates are produced by rolling forward the census figures and allowing for deaths and migration.
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Other devices aren't checked for copies of footage, allowing for footage or photos to potentially be uploaded multiple times.
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This model has Bluetooth 25.0, allowing for longer range (up to 207 feet), and they support Qualcomm's aptX codec.
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Yet, even allowing for the familiar complexities of agreeing on and enforcing global targets, it is proving extraordinarily difficult.
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At the same time, engineering improvements are allowing for larger wind turbine blades, fueling exponential improvements in wind economics.
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Its only exception was for those people already serving consistent with the prior policy allowing for open transgender service.
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President Trump also declared a major disaster in the state, allowing for federal funds to be used for aid.
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And 2016's ballot initiatives all continued that trend, with the measures for recreational legalization allowing for-profit sales.
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It is unfortunate that there is no clause in the agreement allowing for an extension, if one is needed.
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Escalators and de-escalators remain in the benchmark contract, in theory allowing for a resurrection at a future date.
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This market would be more inherently flexible than complex regulation, allowing for improvements without the need for new laws.
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Even allowing for a subdued demand outlook, this is a market that is struggling with deep-rooted production issues.
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However, even allowing for this and other factors such as plan size, public-sector schemes are taking more risk.
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It updates its public-sector balance-sheet every month, allowing for a timely assessment of public-sector net worth.
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They are willing to tackle the sunset clauses allowing, for example, curbs on uranium enrichment to lapse over time.
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Developing new synthetic materials, allowing for faster machine learning, and providing an advanced back-end to power consumer apps.
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This second site could help Rocket Lab better achieve that goal by allowing for more frequent flights to space.
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And there will be many more meaningful improvements in the near future, allowing for new uses and new companies.
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They will also return control of other frequencies to the government, allowing for a new competitor to begin operations.
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The company says it will deliver 400 miles of range, with four individual motors allowing for all-wheel-drive.
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Rivian said the R1T will deliver 400 miles of range, with four individual motors allowing for all-wheel-drive.
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The debt limit would come back into effect March 2 should Congress not enact legislation allowing for more borrowing.
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Investigators said they were able to obtain video surveillance footage of the event, allowing for a very detailed examination.
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But the nesting phenomenon transcends this restriction, allowing for the conclusion that Schmidt's patient's virus was older than Trahan's.
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For example, Europe's Digital Single Market is an agreement allowing for the free flow of data between European countries.
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Control is based on three primary actions: dial, toggle and button, allowing for a wide range of different controls.
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LG says the speaker chambers are 39 percent larger than on the G6, allowing for louder and fuller sound.
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Tech companies have welcomed the new deal, saying that it protects user privacy while allowing for trans-Atlantic trade.
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Players, coaches and fans will understand their game on a deeper level, allowing for new strategies and enhanced experiences.
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The actual bar, however, is apparently quite a bit lower, with the company allowing for replacement regardless of testing.
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Coach Ralph Krueger of Team Europe, on the other hand, is freer at the helm, allowing for course corrections.
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There are also anti-slip and made of anodized aluminum, allowing for safer entering and exiting of the car.
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But then last year, the agency made it easier to just issue a denial without allowing for more evidence.
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The water droplets refract light and act as tiny lenses, allowing for an image to appear inside of them.
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The downside, according to Microsoft, is that "Quick removal" may "degrade system performance" by not allowing for write caching.
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You'll be sensitive to the needs of others and your own mental mechanics, allowing for deep intimacy and connection.
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It's designed to replace the Kinsey scale in an attempt to simplify human sexuality while still allowing for complexity.
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O'Brien, her competitor, leads over her in Nevada by less than half a percent, allowing for a potential recount.
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Initiative 182 would repeal the three-patient limit for medical marijuana providers, allowing for wider use of medical marijuana.
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The OECD is projecting slightly weaker growth than the New Zealand government, allowing for differences in the forecast periods.
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Limits on compensation for violating intellectual copyright laws should be increased, including allowing for punitive damages, the guidelines said.
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The website itself takes no editorial positions, allowing for influential legal thinkers on the left and right to contribute.
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They also let everyone in the operating room see exactly what the surgeon is seeing, allowing for more collaboration.
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It's not exclusively all-inclusive, but it has an all-inclusive package option when booking, allowing for more flexibility.
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China is allowing for "marginally more depreciation" in response to the trade war, she wrote in a research note.
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It also directs the agency to provide an environmental assessment and a proposed rule allowing for new exploration plans.
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That means the fasting time will be as long as 22 hours, allowing for only one meal a day.
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Axiom's station will be attached to the front node of the ISS, allowing for amazing views of the earth.
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Beyoncé funded the "Lemonade" film herself, allowing for a kind of artistic control that few black artists have experienced.
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Phil Scott signed H. 511 into law "with mixed emotions" Monday night, allowing for the possession of recreational marijuana.
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Even allowing for the fact that everything tends to happen slowly at these depths, that's a very long time.
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Lack stopped all 173 shots he faced over the final 20 minutes, allowing for Nordstrom to win it late.
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The only semblance of air-conditioning is an occasional breeze, allowing for a dress code of shorts and sandals.
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When a show's following is particularly rabid, fans break off into smaller splinter groups, allowing for more focused discussions.
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But it will erect new roadblocks to future efficiency improvements, allowing, for instance, manufacturers to sue over new standards.
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As a community revives, local assets become more valuable, allowing for continued financing if the community can maintain ownership.
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But its square shape is wider than attack tunnels, apparently allowing for a greater movement of people and goods.
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Capitec started by removing the fiberglass security screens that typically separated bank tellers from customers, allowing for better service.
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The OX2513A strain is also equipped with a fluorescent protein gene, allowing for the easy identification of F23 offspring.
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It could have produced a procedure that fit the actual conditions of the flights, allowing for good old decisionmaking.
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The lines are decorative, yes, but the vents also serve a purpose, allowing for the dough to expand neatly.
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There were more laws in place than I realized, but they are not consistent across states, allowing for loopholes.
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The increased depth is also an asset, allowing for some steaming, which helps cook the sturdy potatoes and cabbage.
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Even allowing for money "wasted" on losing candidates and failed causes, the donor class has notched many impressive wins.
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Moreover, printmaking had given Dunham access to multiple kinds of paper, allowing for surface experiments he hadn't yet considered.
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Four years ago, voters in socially conservative Arkansas narrowly rejected a proposal allowing for the use of medical marijuana.
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Allowing for some humanity does not invalidate the objective perspective I bring to 95 percent of my course material.
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Visitors will be able to interact with and move through the virtual works, allowing for unexpected and intimate experiences.
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The Stable Outlook reflects Fitch's expectations for strong execution on the integration of KCG, a termination of the proprietary trading activities at KCG, realization of approximately $440 million in capital synergies allowing for deleveraging in the near term, and gradual realizations of expense synergies allowing for additional de-leveraging over the Outlook horizon.
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However, the ingredient is micro-encapsulated, which controls its release (reducing the risk of irritation) while allowing for better penetration.
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But at least it forces us to really plan ahead, allowing for some hopefully cool long-term setups and payoffs.
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Inside is an orientation sensor, allowing for more immersive movement control, the proverbial "magic" that Google talked up on stage.
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Many historical accounts cite the importance of a late-rising moon in making the airborne assault successful, allowing for secrecy.
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Opposition parties said the motion would be more likely to succeed if held by secret ballot, allowing for anonymous dissent.
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The second design, called Liftware Level, bends at the neck of the utensil, allowing for improved angling of the spoon.
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It applies to religious corporations, allowing, for instance, a Catholic organization with a federal contract to hire only fellow Catholics.
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He deconstructs these means of communication to expose their internal dynamics, allowing for a new lyricism and energy to emerge.
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After these works, the navigation of the space was relatively freeform, allowing for many different journeys into varied aesthetic encounters.
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Now, same-sex marriage is a legal right in America, allowing for couples of all genders to celebrate their love.
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The technical details: The vulnerability, which Tenable has dubbed "Peekaboo," is a firmware-level problem allowing for remote code execution.
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" I would say, "We cannot work for an organization that is allowing for the things that are happening to happen.
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Apple is also allowing for more flexibility: developers can run up to 10 different promotional prices on a single subscription.
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You'll also like the fact that the pot and crisping basket are ceramic-coated, allowing for fast and easy cleanup.
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I also think the prosthetic tools firmly shoulder the responsibility of creating that breadth, allowing for a variety of options.
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The task force report recommends setting the minimum age for buying cannabis at 18, and allowing for limited home growing.
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Critics claim that the Obama order allowing for increased accessibility to raw intelligence can lead to greater opportunities for leaks.
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Anyone can reply to your comment, allowing for conversations to happen without needing to be online at the same time.
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One windfall for companies cited by the institute is a new provision allowing for the immediate expensing of capital investments.
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Gambit is fun, fast-paced, and competitive while allowing for a fair amount of strategy, role-playing, and player choice.
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You can also block out everyone while still allowing for crucial calls and texts from your closest friends and family.
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IBM's blockchain platform will run through the IBM Cloud, allowing for interconnectivity between all parties in a particular secure transaction.
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While most of these photos do not overlap, about 14,000 of them do, allowing for detailed before-and-after comparisons.
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Having smaller batteries on space-bound vehicles saves weight and room, allowing for other, more important instruments to be added.
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Only allowing for male and female options violates Germany's federal ban on discrimination, the court decided, and is therefore unconstitutional.
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Cock rings Cock rings are designed to restrict blood flow to the penis, allowing for harder and longer lasting erections.
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Over the eons, this ratio has remained relatively stable allowing for the emergence of complex terrestrial animals such as ourselves.
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Pupils at voucher schools do only a little better than those at municipal schools after allowing for their socioeconomic background.
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Additionally, this hub is a bit more expensive, but warrants the cost by allowing for up to 100W power delivery.
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Two signalling pathways appear to be allowing for the autonomous development of the fallopian-like organoids, namely Notch and Wnt.
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Each new satellite has an overlap with the last, allowing for intercalibration and data continuity for an unbroken monitoring record.
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Even allowing for final tallies to change, that's far ahead of the $15.3 million estimate for Sausage Party at #2.
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The exceptionally well-preserved condition of the rock was an added bonus, allowing for a detailed reconstruction of the etchings.
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Allowing for narrow exceptions, what kind of an attorney would mislead his client into thinking he was not being recorded?
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RECEIVES LICENSE TO CONVERT LAND USE FROM FACTORY TO RESIDENTIAL ALLOWING FOR MONETIZATION Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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"Refining activity is finally slowing, allowing for oil inventory build, which should persist over the next several weeks," he said.
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Takahata's characters' faces are drawn with more lines than you tend to find in anime, allowing for more nuanced expression.
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It will also help facilitate marijuana's acceptance as a medicine, allowing for more individually-tailored uses of America's favorite flower.
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On February 17, when Venus connects with Neptune, allowing for whimsical ties with others, some inspiring ideas will be shared.
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The mirror also cuts out all visual obstructions, like the rear seat headrests, allowing for an unobstructed field of view.
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A total of 24 transport service providers are covered, with some already allowing for payment through the app, as well.
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As such, allowing for discrimination is not about leaving individuals alone to act as they like (as we do homeowners).
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They found that the blood flow to the brain diminishes, allowing for an influx of clear, colorless cerebrospinal fluid (CSF).
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It shouldn't come as a surprise that allowing for a privacy invasion might just result in one's privacy...being invaded.
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Experts are calling it the "gold standard" in data collection, allowing for informed decision-making at all levels of government.
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The law, however, does not specifically define the terms within these three conditions, allowing for loose, and sometimes startling, interpretations.
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Allowing for an August recess, the proposal translates into 330 days in Washington in a two year session of Congress.
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The initiative includes a new commercial use policy allowing for manufacturing and marketing on the station, according to Space News.
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This wooden cylinder room allows for natural light to come in from the top, allowing for ideas to flow easily
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GOP lawmakers are allowing for the bill to add up to $1.5 trillion to the federal deficit over a decade.
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One reason is that discoveries in genetics and immunology are allowing for the development of new types of cancer drugs.
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He created a firestorm after signing an Indiana law that many saw as allowing for discrimination against the LGBT community.
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They are not as sensitive to weather as those held at traditional vertical launch facilities, allowing for more flexible takeoffs.
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The leather boot fits tightly on the foot and has little padding, allowing for better maneuverability and freedom of movement.
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Some 16 individuals and 12 companies have been added to the sanctions list, allowing for asset freezes and travel bans.
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Trump once derided him as a "showboat," which -- even allowing for the source's obvious bad faith -- is hard to deny.
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New relationships form between characters who rarely interacted, allowing for writers to explore new dynamics and introduce new story lines.
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That would make them five feet longer than the current federal maximum, allowing for 18% more freight in each trip.
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But allowing for decision-making in virtual reality lets creators use players' introspective mindspace to have a conversation with them.
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The rest of the page is left blank, the abundant white space allowing for answers that clearly won't ever come.
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Montana Initiative 182 would repeal the three-patient limit for medical marijuana providers, allowing for wider use of medical marijuana.
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But even allowing for the scrap disruption effect, China's appetite for imported copper in other forms has been unexpectedly strong.
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Years earlier, Ukraine had secretly sold sophisticated antiaircraft systems to Georgia, allowing for the effective defense that I had seen.
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Within those centers, trained facilitators focus on providing enough structure to make children feel safe, while allowing for spontaneous joy.
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But the language allowing for a new primary was taken out of the legislation by the end of the day.
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Progress on your habits are made this week, allowing for healing, with hardworking Saturn in gentle harmony with retrograde Mercury.
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Degenhart added that Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras and Nicaragua already have a pact allowing for free mobility across their borders.
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Manufacturers are installing more charging points across the country, and technological improvements are already allowing for charging times to improve.
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The house has eight rooms plus a garage, allowing for plenty of room for multiple kids to play at once.
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Their governments were prepared to organize to contain outbreaks with action plans and lessons learned allowing for a swift response.
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In 1998, Seattle issued the largest library bond in history, allowing for the construction or replacement of all 27 branches.
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The four groups floated into different legislative coalitions depending on the issue and the moment, allowing for flexible bipartisan majorities.
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Trump's decision was widely criticized as abandoning America's Kurdish allies in northern Syria and allowing for the resurgence of ISIS.
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Plus, it was critical in holding that corner together, allowing for nice goodies like MAGNUM, APROPOS and the DEATHLY Hallows.
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And it's not likely to be ready for commercial flights for years, allowing for engineering and testing before full deployment.
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Susan Collins (R-Maine), who voted for Wolf, cautioned on Tuesday against the administration's allowing for too many acting officials.
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Like Mammoth, this ride uses LIM technology, but goes faster, allowing for more air time and a speedier trip uphill.
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Tech executives argue that the law is still integral to their work, especially in allowing for "good faith" content moderation.
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Even allowing for the unfavorable network environment of a CES show floor, the demonstration's responses were delayed and linguistically stilted.
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The few state and territory policies allowing for more but still limited rights for Aboriginal landowners are under constant threat.
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Big insurers sold trillions in credit default swaps (CDS), allowing for rampant speculation on a plethora of different asset classes.
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Even state-funded schools often accommodate religious demands, allowing for lunchtime prayer, shortened days during Ramadan and optional head scarfs.
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Cohen says that tech companies grow at a rapid pace, allowing for increased career opportunities and growth throughout the company.
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The European Union created a reserve fund this year for firefighting aircraft, with contracts allowing for deployments across national borders.
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Even allowing for relatively Victorian ideas about women and sex out of wedlock, how do you explain the outcome legally?
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The version of Resident Evil I'm playing now isn't the one I remember, even allowing for the vastly improved visuals.
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This season's resort collections brought one of those illustrious items, the windbreaker, back to life, with updated iterations allowing for experimentation.
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The provisions allowing for civil nuclear cooperation in the deal are meant to reduce the proliferation risks of Tehran's nuclear program.
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But the dollar pared its advance, allowing for gains in currencies such as the Turkish lira and the South African rand.
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Their promising experiments suggest that similar processes could be applied to human tissue, allowing for the long-term preservation of organs.
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Gaga left the theatrics to her musical performances, allowing for a more refined style for her award season as an actress.
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Fortunately for the man, his dog chased the snake, alerting him to its presence and allowing for a super-speed escape.
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Now all outstanding covered bonds have a 12-month extension allowing for more cash accumulation and consequently lower modelled asset sales.
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The solution, he said, was for fellow workers to gain experience and skills, allowing for a move into more specialized roles.
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Holodeck is VR environment that completely obeys the laws of physics, allowing for natural interactions in a virtual environment #GTC17 pic.twitter.
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The "standard" plan, which is Netflix's most popular option, offers two, with "basic" only allowing for one stream at a time.
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The scale of decline has been greater than can easily be explained, even allowing for the stainless booster to nickel demand.
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The superfund is capitalizing on British proposals allowing for the consolidation of company pension funds to make them cheaper to manage.
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The wind had died down, allowing for a real attack on the fire, which was 15 percent contained late Turesday morning.
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Three of the apps even directly intercepted traffic, allowing, for example, operators to read a users' emails if they visited Gmail.
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Like Tesla's Autopilot, Nissan's ProPilot driver assistance system is built into the car, allowing for hands-free driving in certain situations.
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I researched outings and day trips and planned my itinerary according to the weather, allowing for small pockets of free time.
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When two foglets link up, they would form a circuit, allowing for the distribution of power and communications throughout the network.
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Other versions were constructed from polydimethylsiloxane (a common silicon-based organic polymer), plastic, and 3d-printed materials, allowing for bulk manufacture.
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Mirrors were added around the turn of the century (the last one, to be clear), allowing for two new camera types.
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The bookrunners said the offer had been oversubscribed, including the so-called greenshoe option allowing for extra shares to be issued.
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Mr Modi has made a first chink in this system by allowing for contract employment of a limited number of specialists.
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DAVD goes directly in front of both eyes, allowing for the illusion of depth — a crucial element of true augmented reality.
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Rafsanjani and his colleagues also tried different scale shapes: the trapezoidal ones were the most effective, allowing for a longer stride.
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Turning on a magnetic field causes the particles to arrange into chains, which alter the material's shape, allowing for complex functions.
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In real terms, it means that videos will capture 360-degree audio, allowing for it to be broadcast live on streams.
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The House bill does not call for a specific amount of funds, instead allowing for whatever sum is necessary through 2090.
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It monitors the oven temperature every 30 seconds, allowing for a smooth hit of loose-leaf tobacco or marijuana every time.
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Yet even allowing for dramatic license, "Snowden" is hagiography, devoid of nuance, unleavened by criticism, missing even a believable character arc.
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Unveiling the device at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Samsung also touted the improved processing speeds allowing for better gameplay.
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New York and San Francisco have become prototype cities, allowing for treatment on demand, meaning patients can access treatment upon diagnosis.
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The pace is supposed to be "fast but not twitchy," with roughly 25 spells allowing for a variety of play styles.
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"Your butt cheeks and [thighs] will drop down in the crevice in his legs, allowing for much deeper penetration," Kendrick says.
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The most cost-effective transition follows a published timeline, allowing for a safe and efficient conversion to new environmentally-friendly substances.
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It limits state appeals to five years instead of allowing for these convicted criminals to file appeal after appeal after appeal.
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In August, the agency began drafting a rule allowing for exploratory drilling in the region, the Washington Post reported last month.
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The Working Families Flexibility Act fixes this disparity by allowing for greater choice and fairness over how workers use their time.
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This is where being privately owned has been a major boon for Penguin Random House, allowing for a slow, smooth transition.
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For nearly 400 patients, tumor biopsies were available, allowing for direct comparison to the blood test results from the same patient.
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Further, the NLRB's ruling in 2011 in Specialty Healthcare allowing for the formation of so-called micro-unions was especially egregious.
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The lead researcher, added that, while DNA is linear, allowing for one dimension of storage, their breakthrough works in two dimensions.
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The only irregularity: a tablet with a functioning camera pointing to the middle of the room, allowing for no blind spots.
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The Opus 15 also has a pop-up roof, allowing for more headroom in the interior when the trailer is parked.
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It's worth remembering that, even allowing for a potential undercount, the country's production is officially still up 5 percent this year.
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Even allowing for fading memories, there is a good deal of misinformation being thrown around about what actually happened in 1987.
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Ebell has argued for expanding logging on federal lands, allowing for more oil and gas exploration, and permitting additional coal mining.
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With the help of machine learning, bots will begin to understand and remember consumer preferences, allowing for even more personalized experiences.
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The FDA relieved the pressure somewhat in 2015, allowing for one genetics test for Bloom syndrome, a rare recessive gene disorder.
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He did, however, leave open the door just a smidgen to allowing for some wiggle room for a late tee time.
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This should improve its bargaining power with customers and create a more diversified customer base, allowing for better working-capital management.
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Generally, the I.R.S. will first mail a bill to a taxpayer who owes money, allowing for questions or a formal appeal.
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In a somewhat different way, allowing for our presidentialism and durable two-party system, it's the scene in the United States.
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It promises the ability to manipulate the genomes of plants, animals, and even humans, allowing for favorable traits to be selected.
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Near the animal hospital is a public restroom, which no longer has a roof, allowing for nature to take its toll.
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Haggar even came with a cooperative mode and an escalating "Besieged" mode, allowing for some seeming replayability beyond the main campaign.
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That leaves a $4 billion shortfall even after allowing for IPO and debt proceeds - and that's a generous set of assumptions.
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Health Canada recently streamlined the licensing process, allowing for increased growing capacity among existing license holders and shorter delays for applicants.
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"Undergraduates often have to take general or breadth classes, which serve the purpose of allowing for broad learning," Dr. Wu said.
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Sprinklr manages social media by tracking everything said about your brand online, organizing responses, and—in theory—allowing for better engagement.
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This would make the cars lighter — important because of the weight of electric batteries — but also allowing for more inventive designs.
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Personalized medicines and other life-changing treatments should undergo regulatory review as expeditiously as possible, allowing for quick incorporation into practice.
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"Thomas Jefferson said men were created equal, but the original Constitution betrayed that promise by allowing for slavery," says Jeffrey Rosen.
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In particular, it lifted barriers to third-party browsers that have since been credited with allowing for the rise of Chrome.
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Hook said one European company had met the standards to export, allowing for the delivery of the cancer and transplant drugs.
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Employees praise the company culture for being not only dog-friendly, but also having generous benefits and allowing for career growth.
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Thankfully, genetic information taken from both pieces still exists, as do photographs of the missing tip, allowing for a virtual reconstruction.
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Cushions and carpeted panels also have a molded base to snap onto the cubes, allowing for more comfortable seating and bedding.
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The system has also been criticized for allowing for driver misuse and its role questioned in at least three fatal crashes.
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The hope is that one day hydrogen will become abundant and cheap, allowing for the integration of low-carbon fuel cells.
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Featuring a fitted cut to hug a wearer's upper torso, the bottom flows freely allowing for a wide range of movement.
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Our research suggests a relatively easy fix: what's known as same-day registration — allowing for voting and registering on voting days.
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One asks that the president declare a state of emergency, allowing for immediate assistance like water, food and generators; the other asks him to declare a major disaster, allowing for millions of dollars in loans and grants to residents and the state for long-term needs like new water pipes, an improved filtration plant or temporary housing for residents.
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But allowing for cuts in migration and higher non-tariff barriers, the cost of the government's deal is as high as 2.7%.
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By that time, Harvey had moved on to Beaumont, Texas, where the interstate allowing for a straight route to Florida is located.
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It's a concept that strips away gender stereotypes, allowing for equal creativity and self-expression by way of lip color and eyeshadow.
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The filtering could become sophisticated and deeply granular, allowing for massive edits that could even transform the film's arc, themes, or message.
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With four electric motors, one turning each wheel, allowing for 100% torque delivery off the line, the thing should be blisteringly quick.
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Bernie Sanders called on his chamber's Republican majority on Sunday to keep existing rules allowing for the filibuster on Supreme Court nominations.
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However, even allowing for higher temperatures, natural gas consumption by power producers has been exceptionally strong, while natural gas production has lagged.
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The Xbox 360's Kinect peripheral allowed users to attach a motion-sensing camera to the console, allowing for gesture-based controls.
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The centre has its own legal, regulatory, tax and business infrastructure, allowing for 100 percent foreign ownership and full repatriation of profits.
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He cited a contractual clause allowing for renegotiation with mutual consent but hinted the government would take other action if Engro refused.
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It relies on standardized assumptions about capital levels and distributions for the tested banks, allowing for a consistent view across the industry.
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This just means that distant spin qubits might be able to talk to one another using photons, allowing for larger quantum computers.
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Also on Thursday, Snyder said the federal government approved a waiver allowing for Medicaid coverage for children and pregnant women in Flint.
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A robotic arm can replace the raw material when needed, allowing for the machine to operate unattended for several days, Ford said.
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Rising productivity and other forces may be holding inflation back in a systematic way, allowing for even more growth without price pressures.
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To that end, they're allowing for witnesses to be questioned by dedicated House attorneys first, before the members of Congress jump in.
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John Kasich to declare a state of emergency and suspend laws allowing for the open carry of firearms during the Republican convention.
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The longer sides of the display stretch edge-to-edge allowing for a smaller physical footprint compared to the iPhone 7 Plus.
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The above humidification machine relaxes the pages, allowing for a series of follow-up techniques to restore and eventually digitize the print.
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The frame is wider than a traditional pedal bike, allowing for the battery to be housed inside, and lower on the bicycle.
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Then, that level of tightness is kept for hours as they play the game, allowing for no relief even on the sidelines.
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The company emphasized that the new contract had provisions added allowing for O'Reilly's dismissal if new allegations or other relevant information arose.
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You can also take the top shelf off and place the laptop at eye-level, allowing for an ergonomically correct sitting position.
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Tempers flared after the national assembly announced in December (by tweet) that a provision allowing for same-sex marriage would be dropped.
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The state's prison population is under 15,600, down from nearly 20,000 in 2008, allowing for the closing of three prisons so far.
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They are a long-term commitment in which one must work out the cost of future benefits, allowing for longevity, inflation etc.
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At the same time, the device helps people who are on the road to recovery by allowing for greater autonomy and flexibility.
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By not punishing the woman (& by allowing for exceptions), pro-lifers seek to defend unborn life in the most politically palatable way.
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On Wednesday, the Arkansas Supreme Court issued a stay of Johnson's execution, allowing for further DNA testing that might prove his innocence.
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Instagram's rise to prominence resulted in an entire industry of specialists across the world, allowing for mass adoption for even small businesses.
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Rivian CEO R.J. Scaringe said the R1003T will deliver 400 miles of range, with four individual motors allowing for all-wheel-drive.
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In a letter to Obama, Schatz called for quadrupling the monument's size while still allowing for local, sustainable fishing by island communities.
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This provides China with more control and influence on forks and direction of development, allowing for the creation of a cryptocurrency oligopoly.
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The flip side is 6.38 inches, allowing for space for the camera bar — a chin that folds over to meet the display.
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The system also relies on smaller sensors and pixels, potentially allowing for a thinner camera module, which could prevent another protruding camera.
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Their "learn, plan, do" approach allows you to reach customers while also allowing for "discover, design, deploy" innovation to improve everyday operations.
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A 2012 Japanese law also limits the life of all reactors to 40 years, allowing for license extensions only in exceptional circumstances.
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Transactions would occur in real time, and are safely and centrally stored, allowing for deep data dives by both bankers and consumers.
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Mr Tan was held for two years under a law allowing for indefinite detention without trial in the interest of public safety.
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For example, new gene-synthesis technologies loom large on the horizon, allowing for the automated production of longer DNA sequences from scratch.
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The Thermo can sync data to a dedicated app (along with Apple Health), allowing for temperature tracking over time for multiple users.
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This rational basis, in turn, rests (again) on the doctrine of the unincorporated territory, allowing for the unequal protection of the law.
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This is beginning to change, thanks largely to the spread of mobile phones, which is allowing for new ways of lending cheaply.
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Congress also passed a resolution allowing for Bush to lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda and the use of the catafalque.
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The more traditional method — while allowing for big-budget marketing campaigns, including media appearances and pre-orders — also came with additional risks.
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Eliminating these tariffs, or at the very least, allowing for reasonable exclusions is in the best interests of American workers and businesses.
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A formula allowing for extra seats for women and religious minorities results in a total of 342, of which Punjab has 85033.
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Unlike some of her other electronic hits, "One Last Time" is layered but still minimal, both ambitious and emotional, allowing for Grande's
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In Norway, the implementation of AI technologies is enabling improved forecasting of electricity generation and demand, allowing for better integration of renewables.
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Perhaps a clock based on this system could detect passing gravitational waves, allowing for tabletop detectors instead of several-kilometer-long ones.
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So-called "generation-skipping" taxes would also be repealed, again allowing for tax-free inheritances to all future descendants of an estate.
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To help organize customers across channels, Facebook is allowing for custom audience groupings and deeper user segmentation as part of a beta.
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The films coming out this year will create complex female characters, allowing for stories that dig deep into our anxieties and fears.
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He uses detailed skin textures and a variety of body types, from ultra-muscular to pot-bellied, allowing for equal-opportunity creepiness.
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"The combination of minimizing withdrawals from investment portfolios and allowing for greater compounding can make a very big difference," says Mr. Dorwin.
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Putting more money into some of the investments could boost their value over the long term, allowing for higher redemptions, Schwartz wrote.
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The California Department of Motor Vehicles had already issued rules allowing for autonomous vehicle testing without drivers, which took effect this week.
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Prior to its announcement Thursday, it had not been allowing for ticket refunds, according to a number of complaints to the venue.
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Even the "physical capability" aspect could be waived, allowing for desk work or other participation for those not capable of field combat.
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Adding another motor would mean more weight, and allowing for higher performance could make it easier to drain the battery even quicker.
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That care kept millions of children in school and out of trouble, allowing for a longer, healthier and more economically stable life.
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Allowing for a private market to operate in tandem with the NFIP might be a more palatable reform option for these lawmakers.
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This allowed the FTC to punish bad actors in hundreds of privacy violations over the last decade, while still allowing for innovation.
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They were also searching for a way to judge others in a graduated and humane manner, allowing for repentance, forgiveness and restoration.
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The 1964 Wilderness Act changed the Forest Service's approach to fire management, allowing for fires to naturally occur and emphasizing controlled burns.
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In true bipartisan fashion, numerous hearings were held in the Senate Energy Committee, allowing for the constructive collision of ideas among colleagues.
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The U.S. prides itself on being a more business friendly environment — allowing for American innovation to thrive without too much red tape.
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Kempka asked Mercedes engineers to ensure maximum protection for Hitler, even allowing for the fact that the car was an open tourer.
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Thankfully, the University of Bristol researchers recently gained access to vessels with an open bowl-like shape, allowing for a chemical analysis.
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New assessments suggest that India is considering allowing for pre-emptive nuclear strikes against Pakistan's arsenal in the event of a war.
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The report noted the largest iPhone will likely have sensor shift technology, allowing for better quality videos and photos when capturing motion.
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Cutting the corporate tax rate and allowing for immediate expensing of business spending will — and both are key Republican tax reform provisions.
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The church has removed the pews in the sanctuary allowing for "hyperuse," as Dr. Schaper put it, by a variety of groups.
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" Three minutes later, she posted another, this time about the constitutional provision allowing for the removal of a president from office: "No.
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Trump's idea was that paying off the national debt would reduce federal interest rate costs, allowing for a middle-class tax cut.
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Camera sensors have been laser-etched into the screen, allowing for a notch-less display, which has a built-in fingerprint sensor.
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By 22010, Congress let PAYGO expire entirely, allowing for the Bush administration to sign in another round of tax cuts in 22018.
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Some states have passed laws allowing for the testing of higher levels of automation, but most have yet to take up any legislation.
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Overall, though, allowing for misses and saves, high shots are successful 79% of the time compared with 72% for low ones (see chart).
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President Joko Widodo recently signed a regulation allowing for harsher punishments for child molesters and rapists, including chemical castration and the death penalty.
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But the redesigned site interface is fast and simple, allowing for a Sorting experience that's almost as smooth as putting on a hat.
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This is because the veggie gene causes the body to create arachidonic acid, allowing for easier absorption of essential fatty acids from plants.
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For travelers who prefer to stay closer to the ground, advanced high-speed rails are allowing for faster, more efficient travel between cities.
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It has a non-removable Micro-USB cable that plugs into the camera, allowing for photo, video, and zoom controls within thumb's reach.
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Channel 7 also pointed out that there is already a public road that goes through Gibson's estate, allowing for plenty of public access.
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"I think there are two different "agendas" allowing for the open interest to hit a record," said Andy Lipow, president of Lipow Associates.
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"My sister was raped in college; it really messed her up," he says, his tone somber, allowing for a moment of serious reflection.
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Some Libyan oil production appears ready to resume as an agreement between competing Libyan administrations seems to have been reached allowing for exports.
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This means the shoulder pieces can be closer together, allowing for a better fit, more mobility and reducing any risk of shoulder injury.
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Bats have 40 joints in their wings, allowing for an extraordinary amount of control over everything from angle to the wing membrane's rigidity.
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IBM has made its VR Speech Sandbox software available to all VR developers, allowing for its inclusion in other games in the future.
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Its maneuverability is excellent, allowing for tight turns, and you can hit those tough-to-reach spots using its collection of included attachments.
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With a slow pour, you'll have full control over how evenly your coffee is saturated with water, allowing for more even flavor extraction.
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New York has recently added free Wi-Fi in its underground subway stations, allowing for internet calling and services like FaceTime and Skype.
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Parents have been starved for an app like this – one allowing for conversation monitoring (you just install your own copy) and contact approvals.
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The law was passed in 1933 but repealed in 1999 allowing for the expansion of financial institutions such as JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup.
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Allen clearly gave the film's costume and art departments free rein, allowing for luxe scenes peppered with tuxedos, dinner jackets, and evening gowns.
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UPS's certificate has fewer limitations, as it has no cap on how many pilots it may use at once, allowing for unlimited flights.
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Medical Imaging: Advances are now allowing for the automation of MRI evaluation, skin cancer detection, and a number of other important use cases.
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Overall, though, allowing for misses and saves, high shots are successful 79% of the time compared with 72% for low shots (see chart).
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On Friday, Philippine Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana announced that Chinese vessels had left the Scarborough Shoal, allowing for the return of Philippines fishermen.
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The final implementation of the mod uses structured vibrations that are programmed into an acoustic tag, allowing for undetectable objects to be recognized.
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How it works: Behind-the-meter energy storage is typically paired with renewables, allowing for the capture of excess wind or solar energy.
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That is why liberals want free, competitive, fair markets; a socially liberal culture and laws allowing for human diversity; and pluralism in politics.
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This meant that—like modern birds—Murusraptor's bones were light, allowing for exceptional speed and agility, even for a creature of that size.
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Germany's constitution contains strict protections against extremism, allowing for the close monitoring and even the outlawing of far-left or far-right parties.
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It also boasts a longer than average battery life, allowing for up to six hours of playtime before it needs to be recharged.
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Nixon's presidency, of course, led Congress to enact a law allowing for the appointment of independent counsel to investigate high-ranking government officials.
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It is a hybrid gaming system that is part console, part handheld device and part tablet, allowing for three different styles of play.
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There's also a "boathouse," which features a private bedroom with a balcony allowing for views of the sunrise and sunset over the water.
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This argument was at odds, however, with the defense team's claim that the House rushed through impeachment proceedings without allowing for more witnesses.
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However, this argument was at odds with the defense team's claim that the House rushed through impeachment proceedings without allowing for more witnesses.
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The right stick handles the board almost organically, allowing for ollies, manuals, and a host of flip tricks with an intuitive flicking motion.
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By creating a limit, policymakers confer a special status on the human embryo while still allowing for research and the pursuit of knowledge.
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While the MOAB was bigger, it was also smarter, with GPS-capable targeting allowing for more accurate bombing operations, according to the story.
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Even allowing for the vast intake of alcohol that undoubtedly followed, this one will not be forgotten in a hurry by those supporters.
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After years of sticking with an 83-megapixel sensor, Apple finally moved up to 12 megapixels, allowing for even larger, higher-quality images.
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Speaking to reporters after the speech, Alekperov said a price of $60-$70 per barrel was relatively high and fair, allowing for investments.
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Google Maps will also now break out UberX, UberXL, and UberBlack pricing and time estimates, allowing for an even more granular breakout comparison.
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Some are not and are fighting tooth and nail against allowing for a more inclusive environment in the Department of Defense at large.
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Allowing for one label per brewery, CNBC separated the breweries into to four regions of 16, (roughly, though not always, according to geography).
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President Barack Obama did sign an executive order allowing for the classification of national security information after it has been requested under FOIA.
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The PRA and FCA said they interpreted EU law as allowing for flexibility in relation to the size and complexity of a lender.
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Grupo Sura is likely to see increased profit, Jaramillo said, allowing for any market ripples on the company's 30 trillion pesos in investments.
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The movie depicts the way in which almost every institution in the city was complicit in allowing for the sexual abuse to continue.
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"The result is very dramatic, [so] projections can follow much higher speed movements with greater accuracy allowing for more artistic expression," notes Asai.
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But the two pieces also work wirelessly, allowing for the Switch to be propped up and the controllers to be used together wirelessly.
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The malware targets three previously undisclosed vulnerabilities in iOS, allowing for arbitrary code execution, access to kernel memory, and access to kernel privileges.
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Allowing for portability, multiple multiplayer controller configurations and up to eight connected consoles all lend to a similar idea of socializing within gaming.
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This will unleash innovation and lead to the development of less costly carbon capture technologies, allowing for sequestration to be more widely used.
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The measure would take steps to improve conditions in prisons by expanding programs tailored to individual prisoners and allowing for more home confinement.
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But some environmental groups say the orders don't go far enough and lack meaningful enforcement mechanisms, allowing for the operation of illegal landfills.
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Part of the allure of pot brownies is that they look exactly like regular brownies, allowing for a degree of discretion for consumers.
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In other words, discretionary tightening was necessary to stabilise public debt ratios, even allowing for the negative growth and inflation responses that followed.
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HUD is charged with trying to ensure equal access to housing in a country that for generations implemented policies allowing for racial discrimination.
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The flaws discovered are open-ended, allowing for the execution of arbitrary code on a machine, under the guise of the Quicktime Player.
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Not only that, the artificial skin made normal connections with the surrounding muscle nerves and fibers, allowing for normal function—including hair growth.
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For colder weather, there are sheltered spaces that have LED panels in the ceiling, allowing for a "simulated roofscape and virtual immersive experiences."
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Throughout the office there are unassigned benches, couches, and cubicles as well as cafe-like work spaces allowing for impromptu conversations and collaboration.
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Even for allowing for all of this, it still seems incredible to think that Khashoggi represented a serious threat to the crown prince.
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But it also proposed allowing for debt service calls, which can inform borrowers about plans to keep them from defaulting on their debt.
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Ligon also understands that his narrative structure deepens this theme of disconnection, allowing for different and sometimes contradictory interpretations of the same events.
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In 2628, the Clinton administration passed the Telecommunications Act, avoiding regulating the internet like communications and media technologies and allowing for open commercialization.
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"The odds for them getting 203 votes might be at best one in five," the strategist said, even allowing for McConnell's tactical skills.
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The San Juan International Airport has been repaired since the storm, allowing for commercial and military flights to deliver supplies to the island.
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He helped design the move list and did motion capture for the game, allowing for his real-world tricks to be digitally reproduced.
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The changes would no longer apply blanket critical-habitat policies, allowing for certain areas where it is not "prudent" to avoid that designation.
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The glass was encoded with a device called a femtosecond laser that releases extremely short pulses, allowing for a high level of detail.
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That let them know how many days there were in a year, allowing for the breakdown of how long a day would be.
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Social media has expanded the reporter-subject relationship, making it more personal, and allowing for interaction beyond the life of a particular story.
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For now, extending Mr. Xi's tenure will ensure some measure of predictability in one way, at least: by allowing for more resolute policymaking.
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I was able to dissolve the boundaries between my working and living space, allowing for constant reflection on the art I was producing.
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The construction was designed around a vertical fold in the rock, dividing the geometry of the house and allowing for windows and terraces.
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On Friday, AMC announced plans to cap its ticket availability for all U.S. showtimes, allowing for only 50% seat capacity until April 30.
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To protect the fries during delivery, the team created new packaging to keep out moisture while allowing for the right amount of ventilation.
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The U.S. must utilize tariffs or trade agreements to ensure everyone is using the same rulebook, allowing for an equal chance at success.
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The governor signed a new tax law, allowing for up to 30 percent of Georgia production spending to be transferred into tax credits.
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"Midnight," the first single from her next album, demonstrates a tug-of-war within, between adhering to principle and allowing for a meltdown.
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These are the very reasons that states have been able to issue waivers, allowing for more than extremely limited access to food assistance.
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DICOM images are typically stored in a picture archiving and communications system, known as a PACS server, allowing for easy storage and sharing.
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The aircraft was seen as a status symbol for airlines, with the extra space allowing for additional luxuries and extravagances on some airlines.
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Iger essentially wanted to preserve the feel of the brand while allowing for innovation within it — and this extends to the product level.
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"But even allowing for potential conservatism, the more likely outcome in our minds is a modest softening of consensus earnings expectations," Baker said.
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Launched in August 22018, the Aeolus Earth science satellite monitors the planet's wind from space, allowing for better weather predictions and climate modeling.
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And if none of that convinces purchasers to baby their Folds, Samsung is allowing for a one-time-only screen replacement for $149.
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But the appeals court said that the section of the Clean Air Act allowing for lawsuits does not cover the coal jobs requirement.
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Since then, visitors from across the world have visited the church and made donations, allowing for the historic church's roof to be repaired.
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Inflation is well-contained and should remain so, allowing for "additional adjustment of the degree of stimulus", according to minutes of Copom's Sept.
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Currently, 21990 states have laws allowing for school district secessions, few of them consider the racial or economic impact of such a decision.
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"My appeal for all those involved is for an immediate suspension of all war activities in Eastern Ghouta, allowing for humanitarian aid to reach all those in need, allowing for the evacuation of an estimated 700 people that need urgent treatment that cannot be provided there, and creating also the possibility for other civilians to be effectively treated in the site," he said.
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The Lees gave Taschen access to their family photo archive, allowing for the publication of many personal photos that have never been published before.
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The second season of "The Crown", expected this year, is likely to cover Churchill's death in 1965, allowing for further reflections on his greatness.
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From there, alternate the cuts and continue to push the remaining pieces together so they sit flush with one another, allowing for maximum enjoyment.
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It can send out 10-bit 4:2:2 footage through the HDMI output, allowing for wider dynamic range and more choices in post.
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President Trump signed a federal disaster declaration for the Northern Mariana Islands on Saturday, allowing for the speeding up of aid to the islands.
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As part of the deal, EmotionReader CTO Dr. Stephen Moore will run Kairos' new Singapore-based R&D center, allowing for upcoming APAC expansion.
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Dyer's office confirmed Tuesday that, even though he requested for the waiver, the law itself was sufficient in allowing for the necessary information sharing.
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Available as a free SDK, GameBridge offers a new, simpler way to power voice and text in-game, while also allowing for community interactions.
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First, the new approach was demonstrated on an existing cable, potentially allowing for capacity upgrades without spending hundreds of millions on laying new cables.
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And both for agents and customers, more intuitive user interfaces are needed, allowing for real-time access to policy and claims information and updates.
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Changing the electric current places a force on the particles and moves them around, allowing for sorting and manipulating for any slew of tests.
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As long as this heat continues, "an elevated fire threat will persist with dry air and a breeze allowing for fire potential," said Duffey.
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Rocket Lab claims that its New Zealand launch site can support one mission every 72 hours, allowing for up to 120 flights a year.
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Now Facebook 3D posts support the industry standard glTF 2.0 file format, allowing for textures, lighting and realistic rendering of rough or shiny objects.
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A ghost, koala, tiger, and T-rex have all been added as options, and it now has tongue detection, allowing for even more expression.
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My preference was to keep most my apps tucked away in the "app drawer," allowing for a clean, functional home screen with minimal widgets.
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The Pixel 2 XL's display occupies most of its front face, allowing for a generous 6-inch diagonal with plenty of screen real estate.
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Less than a week after assuming office, Macri removed currency controls, allowing for a roughly 30 percent devaluation of the local peso ARS=RASL.
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The World Economic Forum ranked the U.S. 49th in allowing for equal opportunity for women, behind significantly less wealthy countries like Botswana and Bangladesh.
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A Mapplethorpe self-portrait and a photo of Patti Smith are on view as well, allowing for a well-rounded representation of his work.
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And by blending these five signals, the researchers were able to rule out certain geographical areas, allowing for a more precise determinations of origin.
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Trump's top economic adviser, Gary Cohn, said on television the withdrawal would help keep U.S. energy markets competitive, allowing for a potential for coal.
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And of course, it's now sold online on darknet markets in ready-made vape cartridges, allowing for slower, calmer, more controlled—even public—use.
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Rivian CEO R.J. Scaringe said the R1T and R1S will deliver 400 miles of range, with four individual motors allowing for all-wheel-drive.
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Critics also noted the 1,170-mile pipeline would boost U.S. greenhouse gas emissions by allowing for increased oil production in North Dakota's shale region.
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The Wear 216 is 30 percent smaller than the 400 and uses 25 percent less power (allowing for slimmer smartwatches with longer battery life).
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But while allowing for that possibility, the show also doesn't shy away from the more likely scenario, of these kids finding their inner murderers.
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The wing can reshape itself as it flies, allowing for the system to swing up as it lands like a bird approaching its perch.
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It has built a solid reputation for allowing for remixes, mash-ups and commenting features that proved popular for artists as well as fans.
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" This draining process can be repeated until a third of the food is removed from the stomach, allowing for a "gradual, healthy weight loss.
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This research takes us further down the road to autonomous vehicles understanding their surroundings, or possibly allowing for detailed analysis of an athlete's ability.
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Obama continued the trend, allowing for-profit companies to run immigrant detention centers, and doing little to stem the spread of private charter schools.
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A study conducted earlier this year shows that LIST may also help men respond to PDE5i pills, allowing for erections both planned and spontaneous.
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It can mean allowing for mother-in-law units ("accessory dwelling units," or ADUs, in the lingo) or units along back lanes and alleys.
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However, a corporate policy required Union's performer agreement to include a provision allowing for a minimum of 10 episodes and a maximum of 26.
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The 10-key numeric pad that is usually attached to most keyboards comes separated from the Sculpt here, allowing for more customizable desk space.
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A new rule that took effect last month will exploit a loophole in the law allowing for the sale of "short term" health plans.
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Instead, each camera has a different focal length, allowing for users to pick between shooting photos with a wide-angle or a telephoto lens.
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Many states have requested waivers allowing for restrictions on what benefits can buy (some items, like alcohol, tobacco and household supplies, are already prohibited).
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"What critics said: "'The Alienist' spends more time telling you what's going on beneath the surface than allowing for any real depth to emerge.
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The bill makes it easier for unions to sign members, allowing for "recorded voice authorization," while creating requirements for employees who wish to leave.
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High-capacity magazines are capable of holding up to 100 rounds of ammunition, allowing for dozens of shots to be fired off before reloading.
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In its statement, Fitch said the central bank's interventions had so far been modest, allowing for more aggressive action down the road if needed.
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This benchmark was set to encourage exclusive breastfeeding as often as possible while allowing for cases when women may be unable to do this.
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Providing patients easy access to medical records or allowing for more transparent medical costs may be convenient, but those changes will not be transformative.
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By increasing the opportunity for skin-to-skin care, we are allowing for improved rates of breastfeeding and ultimately improved health for the baby.
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China has not previously had rules allowing for official registration of foreign nongovernmental organizations, forcing many to operate in a legal gray area here.
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He also did away with America's failed policy of isolating Cuba, ending the embargo and allowing for a rapprochement after more than 50 years.
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Others, like Williams himself, prefer to use the diapers as more of a relaxation aid, allowing for the fantasy of a carefree adult baby.
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PSA is a protein secreted by prostate tissue and is easily measured with a simple blood test, allowing for early detection of prostate cancer.
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The class-action suit calls current NYPD policy unconstitutional and seeks a new rule allowing for 2-inch beards to comply with Islamic doctrine.
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At its core, Europe's is a tribal mentality allowing for the sacrifice of the individual for the "good" and the benefit of some majority.
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The amendment, despite allowing for librarians, counselors and coaches to carry guns, was still the biggest concession Democrats got from Republicans on the legislation.
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Where one might end, however, with a technology allowing for circuits that can be twisted up and stretched like bubble gum is anyone's guess.
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The atrium's windows encircle the installation 360 degrees, allowing for sunlight to reflect off the glass creating exquisite multicolored impressions on the surrounding walls.
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Release provides a staging management toolkit — it builds a staging environment each time there's a pull request, allowing for faster/more collaborative development cycles.
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And prior to the bill being passed they both put out guidance allowing for forbearance and putting a temporary hold on mortgage foreclosures, evictions.
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The Internet Archive has uploaded emulations of classic games to Handheld History, a free digital library, allowing for old-school experiences on modern computers.
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From the sea, a nuclear missile "super fuze" timing element improves the accuracy of submarine-based warheads by allowing for detonation closer to targets.
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The base model will also be slightly longer than before, allowing for more passenger room, particularly in the third row, and more cargo space.
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The second generation of cellular networks delivered texting; the third generation boosted speeds to a few megabits per second, allowing for the first smartphones.
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But the panel said that in passing those two measures, Congress never explicitly nullified or modified a 1997 settlement allowing for such bail hearings.
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They aren't things that greatly affect the moment-to-moment gameplay, but instead help to create an illusion of realism, allowing for more immersion.
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Vermont passed legislation, scheduled to take effect in 2018, extending Youthful Offender Status up to age twenty-two allowing for the possibility of rehabilitation.
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The agency selected the range in California because it was less congested, allowing for more possibilities for launch attempts should they have been needed.
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But most cars and SUVs today have independent suspension which provides a smoother ride and better control while also allowing for more interior space.
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The administration contends the changes will streamline the lengthy NEPA process, allowing for faster construction of pipelines, highways, and other projects without sacrificing safety.
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Sweetgreen has hired an executive from Amazon to help juice up its app, allowing for the company to tailor marketing strategies toward individual users.
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The app brings paper workflows to a worker's mobile device, allowing for real-time communication and data collection about material usage and labor productivity.
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The reorganization separated out profitable businesses from more ambitious, experimental ones, which served as a way to protect investors while still allowing for innovation.
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"In short, this rule helps retirees maintain income for basic expenses while allowing for more discretionary income if market returns are favorable," Jaconetti said.
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" The United States, he said, will no longer subsidize "the armies of other countries while allowing for the very sad depletion of our military.
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We therefore consider that all stakeholders have had sufficient time to prepare for the trading obligation, thereby allowing for its implementation in January 2018.
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Timing the pickups meant allowing for lots of lag: By the time my parents got a postcard from Switzerland, I was headed for Spain.
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Teams typically have a microphone in the shoulder pads of the center or guards, allowing for audio of the quarterback's cadence on a broadcast.
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The Fed rule allowing for the creation of the CCyB was issued in 2016, taking into account the structural buffers established at that time.
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With a four-way stretch design, it not only avoids hindering your performance but also accentuates it by allowing for movement in any direction.
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" By passing a law allowing for the Catalan referendum, Mr. Rajoy said, the separatists had flouted Spanish law and "invented a new legal order.
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Sources told VICE News that Premier Doug Ford's government is planning to overturn that decision, allowing for private retailers to sell weed in Ontario.
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It would also have an immediate and tangible impact, reducing tensions between vessels in the disputed territory, and allowing for more cool-headed conversations.
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Had the password not been changed, Apple wouldn't need to create a tool allowing for a brute force attack as the FBI has requested.
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Still, the data now clearly show allowing for registering on voting days is a clear opportunity to give everyone a full chance to participate.
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Officials also reconsidered 391 active regulatory proceedings by reclassifying them as long-term or inactive "allowing for further careful review," the White House said.
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The original plan was that the planes would share 22–2500 percent of gear and equipment, allowing for some pretty major economies of scale.
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These adaptors reduce the pain of using the prosthetic device while allowing for the natural processing of neural, muscle and bone signals to the prosthetic.
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" He went on, "Our producers gained access to Klan families, allowing for full immersion into this secret world and its impact on the next generation.
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LG Chem's battery supply will also be integrated into the VPA platform, presumably allowing for modular battery configuration alongside with other components like wheelbase length.
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Private-label brands can help create affordable alternatives to outsider brands since Stitch Fix is cutting out a costly middle man, allowing for lower prices.
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A time machine would let us go back and slow the pace at which Chinese imports were allowed into the country, allowing for less disruption.
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In a doctor's office, electrodes placed near the heart record the electrical activity of your beating heart, allowing for an up-to-the-moment measurement.
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Today, many resorts throughout the islands of Tahiti feature the luxurious bungalows, allowing for the truly unique experience of sleeping just feet above the ocean.
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Obama's condemnation comes as an agreement allowing for the evacuation of the thousands of civilians left in the besieged city appeared to fall apart Friday.
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It connects to the rear of your seat and fully supports your head and neck, allowing for peaceful shuteye while you're up in the air.
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The authors say many of these adaptations were not specific to gigantism, instead allowing for greater mobility as I. prima moved across the Triassic landscape.
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Improved output from Grasberg in 2020 is the main reason for an expected 225% increase in mine production next year, also allowing for potential disruptions.
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For airlines, the potential of virtual reality is attractive, too, given that headsets are much lighter than movie screens, allowing for savings on fuel costs.
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Kahoot Plus will cost have an introductory price of $10 per user per month, with an annual subscription allowing for an unlimited number of participants.
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The HUD will give new information like whether your opponents have their Super available or if they're carrying power ammo, allowing for more strategic gameplay.
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Second, even allowing for a certain amount of expectation-management, it seems Mrs May is not placing huge importance on the outcome of the talks.
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Its tech acts as a sort of translation layer between USSD and smartphone app interfaces, allowing for modern app design but also deep back-compatibility.
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It pretends this is a mere 3.4%, but after allowing for hidden off-budget liabilities and state debts, overall government borrowing is closer to 9%.
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Twelve updated ultrasonic sensors complement this vision, allowing for detection of both hard and soft objects at nearly twice the distance of the prior system.
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Gurley responded by arguing that there's an "economic value that comes with freedom and flexibility," bringing income and allowing for workers to pursue other passions.
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"Advertising fuels the internet, allowing for many services to be free for users," Krystian Kolondra, SVP of Engineering and Head of Opera for computers says.
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The current futures market is allowing for no chance of a rate hike through November, and isn't fully pricing in a move until January 2017.
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Sure enough, they can point to how global poverty, life expectancy, opportunity and peace are all improving, even allowing for strife in the Middle East.
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Vida's refusal of that narrative subverts familiar tragic immigrant tropes attached perniciously to Latinas, allowing for new expressions of queer Latinx subjectivity beyond gendered stereotypes.
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Budgeting can be made easier by using apps such as Mint or You Need a Budget, allowing for quick access and control over your expenses.
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The upstart platform is designed with an eye towards avoiding these flaws by baking governance into the protocol itself, allowing for formal coordination and upgrades.
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It also appears that Anchiornis was able to control its tail separately from its limbs, allowing for fine bodily control while gliding through the air.
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It's believed the chip will still be based off the 835's 10-nanometer manufacturing process, allowing for further increased performance and greater power efficiency.
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Allowing for this flexibility in scheduling and letting people do what they need to do to cope with noise or environment—without judgement—is key.
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Where the original Mid headphones had two passive noise-reduction microphones, the ANC model doubles the mic count to four, allowing for active noise cancellation.
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But the report finds that, even allowing for asset allocation, public pension plans make optimistic assumptions about future returns, compared with those of professional investors.
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The new market structure has changed the rules, allowing for a fairer system based on meritocracy that was not necessarily possible in the desktop era.
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Fitch expects that the cost savings from the merger will better position the group against the impact of increased regulations allowing for further profitable growth.
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Solheim said the key to cleaner, safer cities lay with good urban planning - including allowing for green spaces, providing public transport, and preventing urban sprawl.
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Without allowing for any possibility of returning home, exile becomes a ceaseless misery that only compounds as the days, weeks, months, and years go by.
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Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba are allowing for private storefronts, while BC is going with a public-private mix, similar to how the province sells alcohol.
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It feeds power to four electric motors, each powering one wheel of the car, allowing for the best performance when cornering or in slippery conditions.
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But it's an odd decision to simply stop business on the day of the announcement instead of allowing for those customer relationships to wind down.
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Benchmark European carbon prices rose to their highest in three weeks on Wednesday after lawmakers reached a compromise allowing for Thursday's vote to go ahead.
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There are cozy raincoats for canines and doggie backpacks too, allowing for you furry friend to carry their favorite toys and treats while staying toasty.
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During Ron's absence, the company negotiated a deal allowing for his return that also gave Uber Freight more flexibility to make acquisitions or strategic investments.
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Along the way, it tightened a most favored nations clause on Ebitda add-backs and included language allowing for additional debt increases and restricted payments.
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Bloom Digital Media is one of the emerging companies that game intimacy, allowing for a customizable experience, specifically to include members of the LGBTQ communities.
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And, most importantly, they play with their left hands over the neck rather than underneath, allowing for new shapes and rhythms in the open tunings.
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Mast also offers browser-based access and a Chrome app, allowing for calls and messages to be sent and received on a laptop or tablet.
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The net result is gas stocks have increased by less than in 2565 even allowing for demand driven by the unusually hot weather (tmsnrt.rs/227e22ElTa).
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Pemex has said that the new coking plant will increase the refinery's gasoline output by 40 percent by allowing for the processing of fuel oil.
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Recycle-GAN can obviously be used to create so-called Deepfakes, allowing for nefarious folks to simulate someone saying or doing something they never did.
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The Salvador Dali Foundation said it will prepare an appeal to fight the court order allowing for the exhumation of the remains of Salvador Dali.
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LCH STM enables variation margin to be treated as settlement rather than collateralisation, allowing for netting of settlement and improved capital treatment of the instruments.
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Moreover, this design allows for the aisle seat to be pushed on top of the middle seat when not in use, allowing for wider aisles.
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The revised ban aimed to overcome legal hurdles by excluding legal permanent residents and allowing for waivers for people with ties to the United States.
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Qualcomm envisions more realistic-looking digital objects that can be overlaid on top of reality, allowing for AR shopping to finally become a feasible experience.
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He took out the provision that CFPB's director could be removed for "inefficiency, neglect of duty, or malfeasance in office," allowing for at-will dismissal.
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Fitness is apparently going to become a third and critical tenet of its smartwatch business, in addition to pushing through notifications and allowing for communication.
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Currently, some 25 states have enacted laws allowing for medical marijuana use, and Colorado, Washington, Alaska, Oregon, and the District of Columbia have legalized marijuana.
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However, while radar uses radio waves for this, LIDAR uses light waves — allowing for the creation of more detailed 3D maps of the sensor's surroundings.
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The Smart Radiator Valve can control valves to start and stop heating the room as desired, allowing for room-by-room temperature control and scheduling.
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Indeed, the justices sent the suit back to the lower court, allowing for the possibility that Mr. McDonnell could be retried using clearer jury instructions.
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This means that while a zero trust network would not prevent a breach, it would at least be contained, allowing for quicker and easier remediation.
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Typically, one secretary announces a resignation at the same time a President announces a new nominee, allowing for little to no gap between their tenures.
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Further, it costs about $230,000 to raise a child from infancy through age 18, allowing for just food, clothing, shelter and a public school education.
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Teams are given the freedom to line up in whichever order they choose, allowing for sizeable leads to develop, or collapse, as the race progresses.
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The upper floors are partially open, allowing for a double-height ceiling above the main living room where the private elevator opens into the residence.
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This came in the form of a London-based startup that uses generative AI to create "reanimated video", allowing for seamless dubbing into any language.
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You can choose to use either the Google Assistant or Amazon's Alexa, plus it integrates perfectly with Sonos' other speakers, allowing for multi-room audio.
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This uses thin, flat sheets of laser light and images the sample in flat sections, allowing for a faster process that also reduces background noise.
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He finishes the speech by asking the movie's protagonist, the cybernetically enhanced security officer Major Kusanagi, to merge with him, allowing for an evolutionary procreation.
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Several months later, my mother asked me if I was "seeing anyone special" — her way of allowing for any option she thought me capable of.
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The basic idea is allowing for controlled chaos to organize and animate a form that has the quality of smoke or other similar natural phenomena.
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Also, the U-shaped rear frame member serves as a highly rigid mounting structure for the rear tailgate, allowing for a highly precise tailgate fit.
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The Supreme Court on Monday ruled 5-4 that a federal law allowing for gun convictions relating to "a crime of violence" was too vague.
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The paper used in this book is smooth and untextured, allowing for good color blending and shading with pencils and for precision coloring with pens.
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Even after allowing for secondary listings and share placements to employees, issuance volumes should be dwarfed by buybacks, which may surpass $1 trillion this year.
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His so-called Gidon System of Krav Maga developed the concept of "retsef," continuous motion allowing for a simultaneous combination of defensive and offensive moves.
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The opera is free with museum admission and the gallery isn't closed off during the 20-minute show, allowing for curious passersby to wander in.
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Sharp turns in tunnels throughout the system need to be reconstructed so that they are less severe, allowing for higher speeds and thus more trains.
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It would deal with the current policy of splitting up families by allowing for children to be kept in ICE detention along with their parents.
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Trump said weeks ago that he would declare the opioid epidemic a national emergency, allowing for more funding and other tools to fight the problem.
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Maintenance increases over 16 months in 2011 and 2012, totaling 28 percent, eased some of those stresses, allowing for the resources to build the gates.
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Among myriad factors, sometimes that resistance can occur when antibiotics or other medicines are used unnecessarily, allowing for bacteria or other microorganisms to develop resistance.
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Still, the extra time wouldn't hurt, allowing for clinical trials to test the effectiveness of antiviral drugs used on an emergency basis in the outbreak.
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Electric powertrains have long offered advantages over internal combustion; electric counterparts feature fewer moving parts and are now often smaller, allowing for more interior space.
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Factum modified an enormous Epson printer so that it could make repeated passes over the gesso-like skin in perfect registration, allowing for fine tweaks.
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Grindr is a geosocial networking mobile app that lets users locate other users in a local vicinity, allowing for communication and the potential to meet.
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Now in its fifth year, this contemporary-music series creates that ideal listening environment that so many institutions aim for: relaxed, yet allowing for concentration.
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To prop up your iPad, use the folding stand and one of four slots, allowing for reading or typing at multiple angles (horizontally and vertically).
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He also recommended that Trump change management plans for six other monuments, allowing for additional grazing, ranching, fishing, hunting and other activities in those locations.
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Viewed that way, allowing for the stated misgivings, the latest "American Crime Story" nimbly demonstrates the latitude that FX has to operate under this banner.
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Inviting dissent, on the other hand, means deliberately allowing for dissonance between what you think you&aposre saying and what other people are actually hearing.
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The Senate Energy panel approved legislation Wednesday allowing for oil and gas drilling in a section of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) in Alaska.
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The aspect ratio of the screen is taller than the current iPhones, too, allowing for six rows of apps, or 24 icons per home page.
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The unique aspect ratio allows for more vertical space, which displays more text content than traditional 16:9 displays — allowing for a larger workable space.
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Zinke is also recommending Trump change management plans for six other monuments, allowing for additional grazing, ranching, fishing, hunting and other activities in those locations.
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The threat assessment in Mexico City should closely resemble if not be identical to that in Kyiv even when allowing for the differences between states.
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Best of all, Tangle Tower is adapted perfectly to play on a phone, with simple controls allowing for easy navigation, inventory management, and puzzle solving.
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Allowing for an earlier social transition would let trans adolescents learn how to handle these situations on the same time scale as their cisgender peers.
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Advances in technology are now allowing for online, blended and work-based learning models that can help millions of learners in "education deserts" earn credentials.
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Intercepted chats show that the Islamic State has a sophisticated command structure in Southeast Asia, allowing for complex coordination among its supporters across the region.
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The mechanical process of printing a newspaper had become more accessible than ever, allowing for smaller operations that compromised little or nothing of their agendas.
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The chip is able to deliver 8K resolution without the need for extra components, allowing for new TV designs with ultra-slim or nonexistent bezels.
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The KPMG report posits that autonomous vehicles (AVs) will spur this growth by allowing for faster, cheaper delivery than services like Fresh Direct and Yummy.
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Ideally, you could mass-produce parts for these smaller reactors in factories and ship them by rail, allowing for more learning by doing in manufacturing.
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Ultimately, however, much of Lilly's work with dolphins and LSD occurs only at the limits of language, allowing for meaning even when words might fail.
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