Think more along the lines of Fox & Friends and Hannity.
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Reagan was pushing him along the lines of arms control.
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SANGER: One more along the lines of your ISIS strategy.
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Our first thought was along the lines of: What the hell?
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I'd probably ask something along the lines of about his testimony.
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Questions are along the lines of: Are you being treated fairly?
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" This comes close to meaning something along the lines of "moderate.
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Or are you more along the lines of being cautiously optimistic?
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Cue multiple headlines along the lines of this one from ledauphine.
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I was thinking along the lines of food and travel money.
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National boundaries were instead drawn along the lines of Western colonial interests.
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Were you thinking more along the lines of a trip to France?
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London's counting areas are along the lines of the city's 20330 boroughs.
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In your forties you will feel something along the lines of grace.
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But that's a marginal business — along the lines of specialist crypto phones.
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" Bravo Battery gets something along the lines of "Betty White" or "Boomstick.
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London's counting areas are along the lines of the city's 20300 boroughs.
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JK—it's been more along the lines of, are you fucking kidding?
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It's therapeutic—expression and stuff—so it's along the lines of that.
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So the penalty will be something more along the lines of fines.
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Alternative backstop arrangements, along the lines of those put forward by Malthouse.
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Somewhere along the lines of trying to solve the game, Michelle goes missing.
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Honestly, a lot of stuff along the lines of Screeching Weasel, Jawbreaker, Television.
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I think it's more along the lines of 35 to 55 mph gusts.
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Congress should enact legislation along the lines of the Nordic Model without delay.
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I guess this is along the lines of conventional metal based on sound.
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"It was more along the lines of, 'the terrible tedium of it all.'"
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She said something along the lines of 'Oh, what a beautiful little boy.
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Liam Daniel Pierce: I'm processing things more along the lines of team dynamics.
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Then, naturally, something along the lines of, "When did you get engaged?" usually follows.
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"Something along the lines of the finale," he teases of his Paris Theater shows.
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"We were thinking along the lines of live theater," Haycock tells The Creators Project.
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Something along the lines of Western culture is inherently logical, intellectual, collaborative, and organized.
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ML: We were thinking along the lines of what is important at different ages.
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He faces charges "along the lines" of destruction of evidence and accessory to murder.
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If you're initial reaction is along the lines of "Wait, what?" you're not alone.
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We're talking along the lines of 51 varieties of glitter and 74 loose shadows.
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I run my them along the lines of text with exaggerated speed and motion.
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I arrive expecting something along the lines of a one-on-one improv class.
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" Charlie gets names along the lines of "Come Get Some" or "Cat Scratch Fever.
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It said something along the lines of, 'The first few years are the toughest.
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PREPA is a government-owned corporation along the lines of the Tennessee Valley Authority.
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" The English equivalent is something along the lines of "many hands make light work.
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"I think mine was more along the lines of causing it," Franklin said, laughing.
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And how often do these citations fall along the lines of race and poverty?
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He really is looking for something along the lines of a zero-waste charter.
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If they invested along the lines of the broader market, they reaped huge rewards.
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She envisions her group as an institution along the lines of the Ailey organization.
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Trump has twisted them to mean something along the lines of winners write history.
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It is based along the lines of the United States Clean Air Act (1963).
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The ones it has done have been more along the lines of add-ons.
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" Most of her Twitter followers responded along the lines of: "You actually got younger.
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No. The counting areas, based along the lines of local authorities, vary widely in population.
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A rule literally exists that says something along the lines of 'no sleeping in igloos.
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But, sometimes people will say something along the lines of 'Oh, I love pad thai'….
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Most of the comedy is along the lines of phallic graffiti on a subway poster.
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Think something more along the lines of the John Tavares/Mike Modano/Mats Sundin level.
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My references will always innately be something along the lines of the David Bowie era.
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But the aggregate effect is overwhelmingly something along the lines of this shouldn't be possible.
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Another mean deduction, along the lines of Bon Jovi's stomach pump or Marilyn Manson's rib.
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Anyway, how do you feel about something along the lines of Chara for Alexei Emelin?
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We're thinking something along the lines of a pumpkin spice nut milk latte come September.
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Something along the lines of: Run (or move), (hide — if ample cover), fight and tell.
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The Taliban brushed it aside as propaganda along the lines of similar claims in December.
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"I would say cupping is very much along the lines of ice baths," Schmitz said.
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The debate should be more along the lines of what if we don't go back?
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Moore won without them, running as a nationalist, populist along the lines of President Trump.
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Has he created anything along the lines of the movement that he sometimes brags about?
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ZDNET's report also includes mention of sharing "memories," along the lines of music and photos.
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The HBR article encourages managers to tell their frustrated employees something along the lines of:
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"He immediately responded along the lines of, "I knew you were going to say that.
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Dresses had a skyline architecture, and jackets were built along the lines of a cube.
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Is a Shanghai Uffizi on the horizon, along the lines of the Louvre Abu Dhabi?
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" And, if possible, empathize with something along the lines of "This situation is very stressful.
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In practice, contemporary American politics has become sharply polarized along the lines of population density.
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Outside the legal definition, collusion might mean something along the lines of conspiracy and complicity.
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It also reads like a masterpiece, along the lines of Jean Rhys's Wide Saragossa Sea.
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For over a decade, the response I've gotten has inevitably been something along the lines of
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Koahou's actions were more along the lines of what Capps thinks of as heroic, he said.
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I thought, what if I mapped out the movie along the lines of stages of grief?
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Bitcoin's ultimate use cases are more likely to appear along the lines of existing power structures.
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If the contact has a Show, you get something along the lines of an Amazon Skype.
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Bonus points for ironic twists on super-familiar logos, along the lines of Vetements or Moschino.
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Others have proposed a cleaner-break Brexit along the lines of the Canada Free Trade Agreement.
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It has also splintered Britain along the lines of age, location and education, according to polls.
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On reaching the top, a small notification popped up, along the lines of "Hyrule Map Completed".
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Instead, we're thinking more along the lines of an ice cream sundae served in taco form.
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No. The counting areas, based along the lines of local government authorities, vary widely in population.
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But in general, the Cruz/Kasich vote breaks along the lines of cultural liberalism and conservatism.
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It continues with language along the lines of Trump's campaign speeches regarding negotiations and deal-making.
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Despite the ominous-sounding name, these are just wireless earphones along the lines of Apple's AirPods.
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" Kasich predicted that the agreement will end with "something along the lines of a smart wall.
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West Virginia has also proposed the abolition of superdelegates, along the lines of the Maine system.
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We are becoming a dependency state with a government along the lines of the French model.
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And it might be along the lines of the fight between Stephan Bonnar and Forrest Griffin.
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Mary Mattingly's Along the Lines of Displacement: A Tropical Food Forest (2018) embodies this anticipatory logic.
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Ultimately, over time, this could help them change America along the lines of what they want.
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He said to me something along the lines of ... KS: This is the Box CEO. Yeah.
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I think that McCain conducted himself along the lines of the norms that guided Russell's career.
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Did the adults in your life help you along the lines of the advice given above?
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A Level 2 system along the lines of Autopilot will debut on the 2020 Grand Cherokee. Video
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"We have to think of melasma more along the lines of a long-term condition," she says.
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Audiences may have tuned in on Palm Sunday expecting something along the lines of Jesus Christ Superstar.
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"Gallagher said something along the lines of, 'I thought you guys were cool with it,'" Tolbert said.
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Once wrote an excruciatingly twee lyric along the lines of 'now you're crying in your Ready Brek'.
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" Cohen said he asked Sekulow about his own pardon possibilities, along the lines of "what about me?
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The initial wave of AR stuff will be right along the lines of what I discussed above.
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The many platforms for listing small companies could be consolidated "along the lines of the Nasdaq model".
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A social psych experiment along the lines of Milgram's came to mind; we were all being tested.
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" The longer answer is usually more along the lines of "yes, but why would you want to?
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" If this "Siri for work" existed, it might give you an answer along the lines of "$100mm.
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Takiaya: Also, I see our genre as something along the lines of a neo-classical- drone-heavy.
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THERE WAS NO DOUBT ABOUT IT. SOMETHING ALONG THE LINES OF THE PARIS ATTACK OR 73/11.
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The vibe is something along the lines of a geekier version of turn-of-the-century Nerve.com.
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Surely, they really mean something along the lines of, "she never saw a dog without smiling," right?
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It's along the lines of what the surgeon general's big addiction report suggested needs to be done.
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"It's quite possible there isn't a waiver process along the lines of what's been described to us."
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And I don't mean this as consolation prize, along the lines of: But she's really, really nice.
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" J said the sign also said something along the lines of "We can't let the Indians win.
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They also asked Nycha employees questions along the lines of "who knew what when," the person said.
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"Especially with the district attorney, the practices are still very much along the lines of the 1990s."
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They said something along the lines of the body being handed to a local collaborator in Turkey.
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Ripple is the majority owner of XRP, a digital asset along the lines of bitcoin and ethereum.
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It's along the lines of what you see in Vladimir Putin's Russia or Recep Tayyip Erdoǧan's Turkey.
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Would the U.K. opt for a hard Brexit, along the lines of the Canada-EU trade arrangement?
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But the 3D Runners aren't meant to be viewed along the lines of the company's more commercial offerings.
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The trailer has a reality-bending feel to it — something along the lines of Inception and The Matrix.
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There's nothing along the lines of Spotify Connect yet, which is fantastically convenient for listening on multiple devices.
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DUPREE: Yes, I certainly haven&apost seen anything along the lines of what you&aposre talking about, Neil.
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They're more along the lines of dine-out dishes that we'd expect from our favorite sit-down joints.
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He wrote something along the lines of, 'You hurt me, but I understand that you are hurting too.
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"To me, it's perhaps not as dramatic, but it's along the lines of air traffic controllers," Weaver says.
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They wanted something more along the lines of traditional loyalty – that is, being rewarded for shopping at Target.
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Yes. A little kid said something along the lines of mental abuse—that they don't eat very well.
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In other words, they function more along the lines of a large display, rather than a standalone unit.
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Think along the lines of Reformation, Free People and ASOS, with Ashwell's designs going for $385 to $550.
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And ultimately that's what could lend All Eyez its unintentional comedy status, along the lines of The Room.
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I don't mean to suggest Martin McDonagh (a lapsed Catholic) has no commitments along the lines of O'Connor's.
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The business model it's intending at this point is a licensing one, along the lines of ARM Holdings.
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The average male will contract to thirteen centimetres or so, along the lines of a full-grown parsnip.
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But often punk activism is more along the lines of local organizing, and smash-the-state type stuff.
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The news from the special counsel probe, in contrast, was along the lines of tying up loose ends.
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If you're wondering something along the lines of "What the hell is happening here," well, get in line.
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As Mr. Adès has put it, it's a "proper piano concerto," along the lines of Mozart or Bartok.
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I struggle more along the lines of online streaming because at that point I'm no longer in control.
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But if it's more along the lines of, "Hm, my routine isn't really helping me," then keep reading!
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"He leads along the lines of being a dictator," says Lorenzo Spencer, 64, a retiree from Pasadena, California.
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United By Blue's Responsible Flannels are silky soft along the lines of a really high-end brushed cotton.
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In politics, responses to the American economy's moral crisis usually split along the lines of the culture war.
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What is encouraged, however, are investments that fall along the lines of China's "One Belt, One Road" framework.
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The future of the country's soul will be fought along the lines of race, class, gender and Islam.
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Fraud and deception, along the lines of the scheme orchestrated by Bernard L. Madoff, can never be eliminated.
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May: something along the lines of a nonbinding text saying the backstop arrangement will not be long-lived.
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One long-term vision — along the lines of what Musk imagines — is a direct hookup to a powerful computer.
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A national program along the lines of Youth in Iceland is unlikely to be introduced in the US, however.
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"We kind of encourage them to focus along the lines of teamwork, time management (and) problem-solving," he said.
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I think all those experiments are along the lines of how do we get things closer to you, right?
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Maybe Cersei has spymasters along the lines of Varys or Littlefinger who could identify Missandei as important to Daenerys.
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Think something along the lines of a navy pencil skirt, white blouse, black blazer, and my "fun" red heels.
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The new ParkNYC app is tied to a car's license plate number, working along the lines of an EZPass.
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Taylor said something along the lines of, "Corrine is annoying, okay?" and Vanessa put her serious marriage face on.
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His run to the White House thrived on our nation's divisions along the lines of race, class, and gender.
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It's not like Rourke versus whoever is being packaged as appointment viewing along the lines of Gracie-Shamrock III.
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America's Catholic voters are sharply divided along the lines of ethnicity, results from today's NBC News Exit Poll show.
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If it succeeds, the reaction runs along the lines of ''Finally, something we don't have to be ashamed of.
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The best candidate for passage, if offered as an amendment, would probably be something along the lines of Sen.
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Conservatives could demand an expansion of tax-free health savings accounts (HSAs) along the lines of legislation by Sen.
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Commentators are trying to parse out whether Calabria is a free market ideologue along the lines of former Rep.
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"The Transnordestina was thought along the lines of 'Let's build a railway and the economy will adapt,'" said Pavan.
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Something along the lines of "Alexa, ask Rachio to start Zone One for six minutes" should do the job.
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The AI race seems to be unraveling along the lines of Silicon Valley's "move fast and break things" mantra.
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It's along the lines of what the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine proposed in a recent report.
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Cillizza: Is this just another garden-variety conspiracy along the lines of, say, Obama wasn't born in the US?
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Bar Code is a logic puzzle along the lines of sudoku or KenKen but completely different in solving method.
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I will create a personalized service that is thoroughly professional, using insult comedians along the lines of Don Rickles.
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Understanding that allows parents to put a plan in place, along the lines of governance principles that companies use.
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SE: I think it's going to be something along the lines of the Facebook story that we alluded to.
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She said something along the lines of: "NO ONE gets to write your story but you," Curry, now 30, recalls.
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Instead of What-TF is this, we're thinking more along the lines of Why-TF wasn't this already a thing.
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Ask people to describe virtual reality and they'll probably say something along the lines of It's like you're there, man.
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" She had some thoughts along the lines of "Do I leave the country?" but decided to stick it out. "Okay.
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The acquisition will create a more diversified energy giant, along the lines of an ExxonMobil or a Royal Dutch Shell.
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In fact, Pierre isn't ruling out a subscription model for the most frequent customers along the lines of Amazon Prime.
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JARED KUSHNER SAYS ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN PEACE DEAL WILL NOT BE ALONG THE LINES OF ARAB PEACE INITIATIVE -AL JAZEERA INTERVIEW
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India has completed the mission for developing its own navigation system, along the lines of the US's Global Position System.
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Clinton is playing the ultimate safe card along the lines of her choice of Tim Kaine for a running mate.
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It's also working on new educational tools (along the lines of Duolingo) to teach beginners and advanced developers new skills.
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A standard messaging application along the lines of WhatsApp, ByLock lacks the end-to-end encryption of that popular program.
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I don't think that he was, but that was more along the lines of what I thought they were telegraphing.
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Instead, what we get is more along the lines of an ideological chess match between two opposing visions of America.
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If we're successful, won't that be along the lines of President George W. Bush's much-maligned project in Iraq, i.e.
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China's Alibaba on Wednesday launched the Tmall Genie, its take on a smart speaker along the lines of Amazon's Echo.
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"I would expect he's looking at cyber along the lines of a new low-intensity conflict," Engle said of Mattis.
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" In other words, Pace might be thought of as something along the lines of "Uber surge pricing as a platform.
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The Japanese volunteers chuckled, shook their heads a little, and said things along the lines of, 'I can't believe America.
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It's an important and dangerous reality for some users, but nothing nearly along the lines of what authorities are suggesting.
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Messaging: There have been persistent rumors that Google is working on a new messaging app along the lines of WhatsApp.
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At work, there have been little jokes along the lines of 'Did you help your cousins?' after the terrorist attacks.
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This is why it's time to rethink the global order, but not along the lines of the Trumps and Putins.
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New partnerships, along the lines of one signed in 2015 with German biotech firm Evotec, were also "possible", he said.
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It wouldn't divide the country as much by region and religion, but more along the lines of urbanization and education.
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"God forbid anything adventurous will be done in Syria along the lines of the Libyan and Iraqi experience," he said.
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Something along the lines of Gleyber Torres and some guys might not fix it, but it could be a start.
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RiRi's recent street style outings present a styling motto along the lines of: Why save this for red carpets only?
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For the top candidates, we're thinking of choosing more along the lines of 100, rather than just 10 or so.
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Or is it more along the lines of, there was some concerning evidence but not enough to "establish" a conspiracy?
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So along the lines of the original question, what advice would you give to foreign fighters first coming to Thailand?
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Instead, he "stated the conversations were along the lines of where do you stand, and what's your position," they said.
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The film's characterization operates mostly along the lines of recognizing what the purple one does and what he's good at.
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I know that sounds weird, but we were two people going through something that was along the lines of humiliating.
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" But some Iowans offered up their own loose translation for malarkey, along the lines of: "How old is this guy?
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If the conflict with Iran did become a war, it would likely proceed along the lines of the Afghanistan War.
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Over the past 18 months, our nation has been divided along the lines of race, class, sex and ZIP code.
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We were meeting in the coffee shop and someone said something along the lines of, 'What are ya'll doing here?
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None of it is enough, exactly; the statue should probably be something more along the lines of a city block.
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But Simone, a legend as she was, was never strictly a pop artist along the lines of someone like Houston.
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Much modern liberalism has a more universalist view, along the lines of that enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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Here's hoping it would have been something along the lines of the magical Captain America PSAs introduced in Spider-Man: Homecoming.
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The Amazon Tap ($129.99) is an Alexa-enabled portable speaker along the lines of a Bluetooth model like the UE Boom.
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The easy answer is usually something along the lines of blaming crony capitalism or the power of lobbyists and corporate donors.
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Since this is a gag gift, something along the lines of some chocolate coins and a card should do the trick.
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Airbnb creates a similar network of "agents" that operate as "hotels" along the lines of these agents operating as banking nodes.
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"He said something along the lines of 'I'm old enough to be your father, you do as I say,'" she wrote.
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That can include something along the lines of arrhythmia — or improper beating of the heart — that could signal long-term complications.
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But it is unclear whether, in doing so, he will feel obliged to make populist concessions along the lines of NEEEF.
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That makes it more of a tradition, Paul says, possibly along the lines of avoiding mass killings of civilians during war.
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Note that whatever justifications that person offered along the lines of "We don't mean all Christians," they'd sound a little thin.
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We're told to expect something along the lines of the Porsche Panamera E-hybrid, which packs 462 horsepower under the hood.
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Instead it's more along the lines of a blood oath, scarring the makers' hands and sealing their promise in a necklace.
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The young man yells at the two of them, saying something along the lines of, 'Go back where you come from!
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Many of our respondents urged their peers to publish in open access journals (along the lines of PeerJ or PLOS Biology).
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Perhaps it'll be something in the health universe, along the lines of her "Let's Move" program promoting child and adolescent health.
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"He said something along the lines of, 'Just this lady I'm interested in' and quickly brushed it off," Tran told BuzzFeed.
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Think more along the lines of actually remembering to water your houseplants every Sunday, not starting (and upkeeping) a communal garden.
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There's really no appropriate reaction here other than something along the lines of: Wait, are you serious because, umm, hell yes?!?!
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Honestly, I hoped for something along the lines of world domination, but all they want is apparently water, sun and nutrition.
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There's no indication he said anything along the lines of "Do not attack Iraq," before the invasion began, as he claims.
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What's more, we don't even know how much trimming has taken place until some "revelation" along the lines of Snowden's leaks.
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So if you're expecting a fully specced-out phone along the lines of other flagships, the Razr probably isn't for you.
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"It was something along the lines of, 'I hope you can conclude this as quickly as possible,'" Burr told the Times.
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They want to experience something along the lines of sanctuary — coming and going from a place that actually feels like home.
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Mr. Damigo envisions building a protest movement along the lines of Black Lives Matter — only to promote the interests of whites.
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Some members of the European Parliament and environment campaigners want an independent EU-wide regulator, along the lines of the EPA.
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Disease management is another possibility, for something along the lines of a diabetes app, which customizes recommendations based on health information.
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A matter of cultural appropriation, along the lines of Ben Folds' "Bitches Ain't Shit" or Jonathan Coulton's cringey "Baby Got Back"?
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I can see the comments, the barbed criticisms, along the lines of this "not being a game" without searching for them.
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In matters of law and public morality, let justice take its course along the lines of due process and fair play.
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Further, parties are increasingly sorted along the lines of choice, so there is little to gain from moving to the center.
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Something more along the lines of Google Classroom, with optional extra-credit assignments for students with bad grades, would be better.
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He suggests he might have written something along the lines of this blog post, which attacked the article on several points.
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" Meng said she's heard rumors in her community along the lines of, "Oh, someone at a certain supermarket has the virus.
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" The idea grew into "A Case of Exploding Mangoes," a satirical thriller built along the lines of a Pakistani "Catch-22.
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But Ms. Walden bets that Ms. Meriwether's role in the reckoning will fall along the lines of less talk, more action.
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"Because I don't have the experience, the questions are more along the lines of how the client might think," Eason said.
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I'm thinking more along the lines of a commitment service, but I don't know much about it, or who to contact.
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Along the lines of doing no harm, do nothing that may contribute to the debasement of America's position in the world.
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"It was something along the lines of, 'I hope you can conclude this as quickly as possible,' " Burr told the Times.
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"You would also have financial buyers who would be interested along the lines of Blackstone and Apollo Global Management," he said.
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If, in contrast, you are interested in journalism along the lines of Heat Street, then those pesky rules and restrictions disappear.
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I'm sure it said something along the lines of "a kind, helpful woman" who worked at a hotline for broken dolls.
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From the look of the trailer, Unsane is a psychological gaslight-y horror film along the lines of Shutter Island or Flightplan.
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" These incidents include posting graffiti such as swastikas and comments by students saying something along the lines of, "Better pack your bags.
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But in more recent history, the lore plays out more along the lines of the Christian association of goats as demonic creatures.
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You can use the "power of suggestion," and make your mantra more along the lines of, Tonight I'll be more critically aware.
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I mentioned above that we could see chaos along the lines of the Samuel Tilden versus Rutherford B. Hayes election of 1876.
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Think along the lines of two hours for a full charge, instead of three, according to a non-scientific test by 9to5Mac.
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The Tesla Model 3 is not a product iteration along the lines of successive iPhones, Elon Musk clarified on Twitter on Friday.
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His replacement is sure to be a more doctrinaire conservative along the lines of Neil Gorsuch, Trump's first pick for the Court.
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When they got home, he was fuming, and said something along the lines of: 'You want to know why I'm fucking late?
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Compared to most of the Marvel movies, Deadpool is a small experience, more along the lines of Ant-Man than Iron Man.
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Yes, along the lines of that $750 Vetements "Grinder" necklace that's a functional grinder, which caught our attention back in November 2016.
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Kiley: The type of things I normally say are things along the lines of "rat, "trash," I use curse words like "bitch.
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In past elections, a strong ground presence buoyed by TV ads — more along the lines of the Clinton campaign — has proven successful.
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The model is something along the lines of WeChat in China, which today covers media, payments, ride-hailing, commerce and much more.
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They usually follow along the lines of a dark room, candles, herbs, a ouija board, and maybe some blood here and there.
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Kasich, on the other hand, has suggested major tax reform along the lines of the Reagan-Rostenkowski plan of the late 1980s.
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In 2009, Alibaba decided to turn Singles Days into a cybershopping event along the lines of Black Friday in the United States.
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"If we see braking distances along the lines of what they are talking about, this will be a recommended model," he said.
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Dopamine fasting is a trend along the lines of intermittent fasting from food that Silicon Valley execs have been popularizing for years.
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He also said that "we need something along the lines of New York or San Bernardino," making reference to prior terrorist attacks.
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My favorite is the vanilla cake with strawberry on top... consider it along the lines of a dessert lover's trip to Tiffany's.
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"The overall discussion is more along the lines of what will it take for a computer to get those jokes," Taylor said.
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" On the inside, however, they are closed off and single-minded, their private thoughts more along the lines of, "Let's start already.
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At the same time, the partisan affiliation of white voters has come to be sharply stratified along the lines of educational attainment.
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And they will keep pushing for something along the lines of the nutrition assistance cuts that were in the House farm bill.
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The second season of this medical drama (more along the lines of "Grey's Anatomy" than "The Good Doctor") comes to a close.
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The roots of these differences in mobility are complex — they don't break down along the lines of certain government programs or investments.
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The Trump administration, too, has proposed legislation along the lines of the ALEC model as part of a pipeline safety reauthorization bill.
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But for the younger, college-aged kids, the shock is more along the lines of, How can people hate me this much?
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In a tweet last Friday, Trump suggested Powell is an "enemy" of the country along the lines of Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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If Republicans can polarize the electorate along the lines of recent presidential elections, they will lock the Democrats into that disadvantageous map.
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The CFPB should be praised for its commitment to hiring diverse employees along the lines of race, creed, sexual orientation and gender.
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Nor did she spout anything along the lines of Puzder's response when he was asked about the prospect of joining Trump's cabinet.
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Trump would likely choose a young nominee along the lines of his first two Supreme Court picks Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh.
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The security guard yelled something along the lines of "you get a hold of that kid," the parents said, deeply upsetting them.
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I don't remember his exact response," Woodson writes, but it was "something along the lines of 'you'll see,' or 'it's a surprise.
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" Asked whether he could support a proposal along the lines of Manchin-Toomey, Johnson noted, "I voted against it the last time.
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By comparison, Fiorani said he expects the Chevy truck will be "even bigger," along the lines of the gas-powered Chevrolet Silverado.
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" Another was along the lines of James Baldwin, who had said, "Do I really want to be integrated into a burning house?
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That means it'll look more along the lines of the Galaxy S8 or LG V113, rather than sticking with Apple's current, dated design.
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My regrets will be more along the lines of a sad list of people hurt, people let down, assets wasted and advantages squandered.
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As a kid, Shona McAndrew watched mystified as her brother played a game that was something along the lines of crotch-grabbing chicken.
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The EU has been considering a post-Brexit free trade deal with Britain along the lines of one agreed last year with Canada.
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The peaceful spot — serene on a sunny, crisp autumn day — is partly laid out along the lines of some of the destroyed classrooms.
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This book is full of stories that's all about space opera adventures along the lines of Guardians of the Galaxy and Star Wars.
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Judging from some early Obama comments, it looks like he's trying to debut something along the lines of the US approach to China.
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Reviewing novelty 7-Eleven foods is a common video template, a kind of service journalism along the lines of Trader Joe's review blogs.
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There are no aliens, and, apart from the assumed progress in space travel, no magical technologies along the lines of Star Trek's replicators.
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So I wrote her and I said something along the lines of: Dear Karen Crown, You're new to New York, You need me.
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A subsequent Ikea catalog featured an array of glass jars featuring bulk dried foods, along the lines of Johnson's own Instagram-worthy pantry.
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Swifties used much more loving emojis, depicting hearts and kisses, sometimes in addition to a hashtag along the lines of #welovetaylorswift, he said.
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Carrying hate and terror content on media platforms should be criminalised, something along the lines of a code of conduct for social media.
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The first ideas that come to my mind when imagining it being used to enhance artwork are along the lines of augmented reality.
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The Twitter translation of this is rough, but it's something along the lines of: Hey Elon, envy the scientific achievements of our country!
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"It's probably along the lines of all three equally," said Tina Weidenhammer, 33, of Chicago, a lesbian who has a dog-walking business.
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The game feels a lot like a 2D Zelda game, along the lines of A Link to the Past or the NES original.
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At the cost of most espresso pod machines, you'll get something along the lines of a real espresso shot with fresh coffee grounds.
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"We were talking more along the lines of in theory of people who are quiet about things that know are responsible," Henry said.
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Others are more along the lines of professional development like courses in specific programming frameworks or how to run a martial arts school.
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" Hakeem's answer is something along the lines of "Can I Twist/And Turn and Spin/Move up my chin/And lay it in.
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I remember asking once why that was and he responded something along the lines of not ever agreeing on a place to eat.
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But we have had service members who have experienced discrimination — typically along the lines of, they don't agree that we're able to serve.
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"Trump has exacerbated wounds along the lines of race, ethnicity, and the like — those are the fault lines of hate crimes," Cohen said.
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"If you think of firearms deaths along the lines of traffic crashes and smoking, you think about a really big project," he said.
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The price is more along the lines of protein shakes, with a bottle costing $3.50 and a six-pack setting you back $21.
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Instead what the iPhone 11 and 11 Pro offered were ... more incremental camera improvements along the lines of what Android phones already offer.
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Along the lines of "oh your deductible is high and you haven't met any of it yet" yes no shit Jennifer from finance.
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Along the lines of Bernie Sanders's Green New Deal and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's proposals, we're talking about blowing the roof off that idea.
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The authorities in Rwanda are aiming to transform it into a middle-income country, along the lines of Kenya or Indonesia, by 2020.
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From taxi drives to food stalls, the response to 'I'm from Turkey' is something along the lines of 'So sorry for what's happening.
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The Government of Puerto Rico wants to see Congress do more along the lines of what it did for Louisiana after Hurricane Katrina.
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Then, it plans to release a mid-luxury model (FF291), and eventually, something along the lines of the more affordable Tesla Model 291.
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In fact, we even thought of doing something with JACK BLACK/BLACKJACK (along the lines of Ed Sessa's masterpiece from earlier this month!).
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Perhaps, they can build on these and agree on a plan for "mutually recognized rules" along the lines of what they already have.
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One less thing: Apple did not, as had been widely rumored, introduce a Bluetooth tag for tracking items, along the lines of Tile.
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Maybe one of those mistaken retweets just happens to be along the lines of an anti-CNN image he sent out last month?
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I think I calmly replied with something along the lines of, "Okay, man, well thanks for letting me know," before casually hanging up.
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Such a car could, along the lines of classical disruption, appeal primarily to buyers who aren't well-served by the existing auto manufacturers.
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Put down the iPhone and upgrade your squad from Taylor Swift status to something a little more along the lines of The Justice League.
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The proposals stop short of creating an independent EU-wide regulator along the lines of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, which uncovered Volkswagen's wrongdoing.
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"Recently someone asked me something along the lines of, if having and raising a girl is different from boys," Hudson began in her note.
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Inaugurated in 1203, the PKL is modeled along the lines of the wildly popular Indian Premier League (IPL), the world's most lucrative cricket circuit.
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BC: I would say the most surprising thing for us, along the lines of what Jon was talking about, is the Al Gore optimism.
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But it seems safe to assume that it's along the lines of the lawsuits Apple has filed against Qualcomm in the US and China.
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The second half reveals it's actually a wacky mega-monster movie along the lines of Sharktopus, complete with dog reaction shots and one-liners.
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"Recently someone asked me something along the lines of, if having and raising a girl is different from boys," Hudson began in her note.
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"From what I understand, their bill tracks in many ways along the lines of the House bill," House Speaker Paul Ryan told reporters Thursday.
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Despite the early, shaky reviews of the pilot, Shadowhunters has the potential to gain a following along the lines of Teen Wolf and Supernatural.
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The LG Mosquito Away Television works along the lines of the company's air conditioner introduced in Indonesia in 2009 and in India in 2014.
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Think about it along the lines of reinforcement theory, said Despina Stavrinos, director of the University of Alabama at Birmingham's distracted driving research lab.
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In addition, Russia has proposed a security framework for the region along the lines of the Organization For Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE).
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In my mind, the ideal burger is something along the lines of what you'd find at Shake Shack or In-N-Out: a smashburger.
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The entire security system and international political environment of the region are built along the lines of the rivalry between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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It takes the ease and appeal of the online-shopping giant Amazon and translates it to something along the lines of Prime for Pets.
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Trump cast his use of the term nationalist along the lines of international trade and patriotism, and not as something akin to white nationalism.
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"It's got a bit of Nashville tint to it, and it's way more along the lines of Jim Gaffigan than Louis C.K," Paisley says.
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It did not seek the overturning of the American system but to reform it along the lines of Evangelical principle and Catholic social thought.
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Yet with the end of ECB QE now in sight, a taper tantrum along the lines of last year's appears to have been avoided.
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Because when we prevent large corporations from curating our access to information along the lines of economic self-interest, what are we really preventing?
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I look at the guys carrying in the tables and cameras and blatantly announce something along the lines of: 'Just doin' the women's work!
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But to achieve market scale along the lines of GoPro and Fitbit, effectively working with big retailers is a necessary part of the process.
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When Kyle Page began thinking about a weekend house for his family in Sullivan County, N.Y., it was more along the lines of haiku.
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"Do we want police to use technology in ways that are unregulated to subject people, to surveillance along the lines of race and class?"
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The Fed also announced a round of asset purchases totaling $700 billion along the lines of its quantitative easing measures taken during the crisis.
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If the Republican Congress cuts Medicaid along the lines of either the Senate or House legislation, Mulvaney's hard-working taxpayers will face brutal choices.
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It was that — I think in his opening statement he said something along the lines of they were trying to get the — the deliverable.
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Some Republicans say there is now more GOP support for expanding background checks along the lines of the proposal sponsored in 2013 by Sens.
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Permitting the private sector to grow will allow Cuba to evolve as a modern Latin American state along the lines of Chile or Uruguay.
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The third Ukrainian said he's only received responses along the lines of "ask us again later" — and when he does, they repeat the line.
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But when a woman has the same symptoms, she's told something along the lines of "it's probably just cramps" and is quickly sent home.
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It's time for nonviolence resistance, along the lines of what Jesus would do, what Martin Luther King would do and what Gandhi would do.
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Goldman Sachs analysts for instance did not see a euro zone crisis or domestic financial meltdown along the lines of Greece some years ago.
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But what about anything else we may need government to do, along the lines of improving life for the living, rather than exacting revenge?
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" Finally, one of the proper fellows said something to my husband, along the lines of "Well, why then are you in the royal box?
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Asking doctors to voluntarily reduce imaging along the lines of what medical societies have proposed will do little to counteract that kind of excess.
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The memo proposes expanding background checks to all advertised commercial sales, including sales at guns shows, along the lines of a proposal from Sens.
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The plan, dubbed "High-Speed Internet for All," would effectively turn the internet into a public utility along the lines of water and power.
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Fox seems as if it desperately wants its own franchise, along the lines of CBS's NCIS shows or NBC's Chicago family of workplace dramas.
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There's a fun, clapback saying along the lines of, "Haters to the left," because absolutely no one wants to hang with a bunch of haters.
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These peculiar scenarios aren't your typical birth to holiday celebrations — instead, we're talking more along the lines of, "congratulations on finalizing your divorce," type situations.
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FABER: IN YOUR BIOGRAPHY THAT WAS PUBLISHED UPON YOUR TAKING THIS OFFICE, ALONG THE LINES OF SELECTED ISSUES, ONE OF THEM WAS THE FIRST AMENDMENT.
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Imagine that in the context of Scour, where it was an early file-sharing startup along the lines of Napster and that sort of thing.
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In London, media were rife with reports of infighting along the lines of the Leave-Remain rifts that May's Conservative party suffered during the referendum.
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Archambault says that is likely to show up in the form of ads, maybe something along the lines of what you deal with on Spotify.
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I was hoping for something along the lines of a gender-reversed "Shane," with Noah Emmerich (he plays the husband) in the Jean Arthur role.
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Lakou Mizik, formed after the devastating Haitian earthquakes of 2010, is a genial cross-generational coalition along the lines of the Buena Vista Social Club.
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These are Bea (Nicole Parker), a Carnaby Street fashion designer along the lines of Mary Quant, and Ben (Justin Kirk), the frontman of the band.
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Really, then, chatbots' mission statement, if they had one, should be something along the lines of: 'Keep the humans talking to each other for longer'.
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Wendy returns before Chuck can finish his next thought, something along the lines of them keeping this part of the plan a secret from her.
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There's some frantic cutting and screaming and bellowing and blood that makes it look like a space-madness movie along the lines of Event Horizon.
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Concerns over location data are particularly relevant as some in Congress look to pass a uniform data privacy law along the lines of Europe's GDPR.
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The Associated Press reports that Data Propria has begun work on a project "along the lines" of Cambridge Analytica's controversial work for Trump in 2016.
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And when Paula Jones was making her claim, he said something along the lines of, I was never alone in a hotel with Paula Jones.
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The Centre Party has been seeking to make the Baltic country's tax system more progressive along the lines of more affluent neighbors such as Finland.
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This view does not deny the need to restructure the Chinese economy, but anticipates a cyclical downturn, a financial crisis along the lines of 1998.
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I wanted more scenes along the lines of the dumpling tutorial, or even the food-stand binge: relaxed, revealing, and a lot less hand-holdy.
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But my assumption is that with all we will not be seeing something along the lines of a hard landing in China some more so.
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Around 22010, Comm ran a site called WorldVillage, an internet portal which attempted a "virtual city" kind of experience, along the lines of Apple's eWorld.
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Glastonbury's identity has increasingly become one fractured along the lines of all the genres and cultures it spreads across the farm over that long weekend.
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The monitoring system could be implemented through an international agreement along the lines of the Bretton Woods currency accord or via the International Monetary Fund.
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Had this movie been a reinterpretation and in-the-spirit reinvention along the lines of Creed, it could have been great, or at least enjoyable.
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" Two other sources confirmed Trump's comments, with one stating that it was something along the lines of "you don't want it [impeachment] on your resume.
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He'd been writing crude, funny songs along the lines of "South Park," and wanted to share them with his brother, Pete, who was at Cornell.
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He's out of his mind,'" DiSabato said, adding that Jordan's response would be along the lines of: "If he ever touches me, I'll kill him.
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VICHY — Signs of a renewal of political activity, probably along the lines of Franco-German collaboration, were evident in Vichy today, after the summer lull.
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Conze said ProSieben was exploring pricing options and whether to make the product ad-free - along the lines of music streaming service Spotify's premium option.
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An issue will arise — it will be pretty clear what, as the episode titles are along the lines of "Prayer" and "Gender" — and we're off.
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But The Wall Street Journal was told by Publicis Media that the miscalculation resulted in inflation more along the lines of 60 to 63 percent.
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After a series of Google searches along the lines of "classical music black lives matter," it became clear to her that no such project existed.
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I do not believe the answer, at least in the U.S., lies in heavier investment in publicly sponsored television along the lines of the BBC.
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That, and a demand for an independent investigation along the lines of the U.N. investigation into the murder of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri.
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If it's successful, it would become Rome's first permanent theatrical production along the lines of Broadway in New York or the West End in London.
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If you think something along the lines of "knock out" in response to the clue "clobber in the ring," then you've pretty much got it.
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Mr. Trump wants to cast himself in the role of a tax-cutting Republican president, along the lines of Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush.
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Those changes have the backing of Senate Republicans, who described them as being along the lines of the corrective actions Horowitz recommended in his report.
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Beneath the math and footnotes is a key point: Tax reform along the lines of the "Unified Framework" will be a boon to working Americans.
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This allowed him to draw conclusions along the lines of 99 percent of starting values greater than 1 quadrillion eventually reach a value below 200.
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This means that, for all intents and purposes, Ozark is a white savior narrative, along the lines of Dances With Wolves or The Last Samurai.
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But you know, we've recently started shifting the tone of our headlines, along the lines of the push alerts that we were talking about before.
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" Every now and then, someone would say something along the lines of, "Oh, just getting Trump out of office," or, "Just sending a message to Washington.
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Um's response was something along the lines of, "If we could use a stick of dynamite and do it all over again, we would," Yeom recalled.
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If he wants to look at what embarrassed NATO, it was probably something more along the lines of allowing Russia to overtake Crimea and doing nothing.
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"Kanye texts Corey something along the lines of, 'Look, we don't know you, we've never met any of your family members,' " explained Kim, to the cameras.
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If you were to sum up Express' motto of what its future looks like, the response would be something along the lines of: forward, but cautious.
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She added that in December 2011, Walstein told her something along the lines of "sit down and stop being so sexy" during one of his classes.
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" Dr. Steinberg suggests a phrasing that's along the lines of this: "When you're upset like this, you wind up canceling plans, and it gets me upset.
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If you ask people what type of coffee they favor, he pointed out, they all say something along the lines of a dark, rich, hearty roast.
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But the intelligence community has yet to see any evidence of a robust campaign aimed at tampering with our election infrastructure along the lines of 2016.
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If you haven't played a Yakuza game before, you might be picturing something along the lines of Grand Theft Auto, only set in modern-day Japan.
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The offerings will likely manifest themselves as fully branded devices along the lines of the DTEK50 and less prominent partnership, wherein the company gets second billing.
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It may also make use of pressure-sensitive technology along the lines of 3D Touch, the pressure-sensitive technology in the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus.
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But, Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' Kim Richards did say something along the lines of what Trump said at the debate during a 2015 reunion show.
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Consensus has formed in recent weeks around a nine-month extension, along the lines of a plan agreed to last week by Saudi Arabia and Russia.
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It's weird thinking about the moments from your past that stick with you, along the lines of the rainfall that likely made an impression on Sarah.
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" Other Twitter users, not understanding the fact that it was a troll account, were quick to respond with tweets along the lines of "actually, they're gay.
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As bad as the press was the first time around, Samsung doesn't want a repeat here along the lines of the Note 7's two recalls.
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Unfortunately, many Instagram users left comments along the lines of "you don't look fat, you look beautiful" — ignoring the fact that fat people can be beautiful.
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This, on the other hand, is more along the lines of a fair-weather hiking or hunting boot, though it's wonderfully suited for relatively dry terrain.
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LifeProof has finally made a submersible battery pack along the lines of their phone case (which I also fully endorse), and I couldn't be more relieved.
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The toy offers maximum genital coverage designed to emulate squeezing and massaging along the lines of masturbation, and it's especially effective with a water-based lube.
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Sanders is really a Social Democrat (and not a socialist) along the lines of many European countries, including the Nordic countries, Sweden, Finland, Norway and Denmark.
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Anbang, which was founded in 2004, appears to be trying to build itself into a financial conglomerate along the lines of Warren E. Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway.
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They're victims of Titus Andronicus (the play and the character), Shakespeare's first tragedy, which is really a melodrama more along the lines of Hannibal than Hamlet.
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The differentiation between the programs is more along the lines of where the company is looking to invest, compared to the structures that other accelerators have.
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Still, guests can always count on memorable, hearty dishes along the lines of haddock ceviche with blackcurrant vinegar and roast pigeon confit with kale and onions.
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This one was unexpected, if you took "pitch" in the spirit of today's baseball theme, and might keep you from thinking along the lines of TONAL.
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There, a handful of members have made noises about concerns along the lines of the Freedom Caucus, but a much larger bloc is talking about coverage.
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She's being culturally appropriated along the lines of the African-American hero of Jordan Peele's "Get Out," but without the advantage of Peele's gift for satire.
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A. Along the lines of Amazon's Alexa flash briefing feature, Apple's Siri virtual assistant has a new skill to help users keep up with current events.
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If you don't have a French press setting on your grinder, aim for something along the lines of very fine gravel, like what you see above.
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Mr. Polendo described the setting as "a space of memory," along the lines of Dia de los Muertos altars, through which spirits communicate their deepest longings.
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It will be what Mr. Smookler calls an American restaurant, but along the lines of Minetta Tavern, with an emphasis on steak, pasta and gracious dining.
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Had the administration written the original travel ban along the lines of the court's ruling, it might not have encountered such fierce political and legal resistance.
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In addition to pledging a makeover of France's economy along the lines of what Margaret Thatcher did in Britain, Mr. Fillon is a staunch social conservative.
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That's a path to becoming a trade publication along the lines of Deadline and Variety, albeit more cognizant of celebrities that her current audience cares about.
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One of the more sophisticated apps, IndexY, claimed to be a free app for identifying incoming callers, along the lines of the well-known app Truecaller.
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That's why, we believe, only mass movements can save us now, along the lines of what we're seeing at Standing Rock against the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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"I was pushing myself in the gallery scene, and then I just had such negative experiences with men — along the lines of sexual harassment," she said.
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Philanthropy Historian and author Kate Williams expects Harry and Meghan to establish a global charitable foundation along the lines of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
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She's referencing an often-Instagrammed meme, but if you talk to anyone who swears by CBD, they'll probably say something along the lines of that quote.
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" Afterwards, invite the interviewer into conversation by saying something along the lines of, "I'd love to hear about the kind of public speaking this job involves.
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But with Iran, his own maximum pressure campaign threatens to launch yet another bloody conflict along the lines of those he has condemned in the past.
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If the electorate is polarized along the lines of recent presidential elections, as it was during the Obama presidency, Republicans could hold down their losses considerably.
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He claims something along the lines of "no one would ever mistake her for being classically beautiful, but there's something there…" like a horny space PUA.
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He said he had considered making a joke about Sonny Bono — something along the lines of coming there to not praise Bono, but to bury him.
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And that new strategy will have to be more along the lines of a second referendum or softer Brexit, not a fourth vote on the deal.
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That might be tolerable to the banks if the deal were of a more philosophically palatable character, along the lines of, say, restoring Argentina's access to credit.
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WE BELIEVE DRONES WILL BE AN IMPORTANT PART OF THE FUTURE MUCH MORE ALONG THE LINES OF HIGHLY URGENT BIOGENETICS THAT MAY HAVE A FEW HOURS' LIFE.
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Startups should think about IP along the lines of a portfolio specifically created to protect their particular business goals and strategy, in light of competitive market forces.
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A U.S. district judge this month put in place similar requirements in Wisconsin, which had a voter ID law along the lines of the one in Texas.
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The best kind of analysis I've seen from that is, you know, along the lines of Paul Krugman and maybe Brad DeLong and others commenting about this.
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If everything goes right, Change Agent could be a must-see sci-fi blockbuster along the lines of Minority Report, blending clever philosophizing with non-stop action.
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We were truly hoping for a bold choice in Hillary's running mate, along the lines of Elizabeth Warren herself or at least Sherrod Brown or Tom Perez.
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Nestled deep in the mountains on the west coast of New Zealand's South Island, Gloriavale is a Christian group styled along the lines of America's Amish community.
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Which begs the question: What will happen when a prime minister adds something along the lines of "harming the public consciousness by presenting arguments on social networks"?
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Capape also cited a planned China-backed $15 billion tech fund which he said was likely to attract SWFs, along the lines of SoftBank's mammoth Vision Fund.
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We certainly begin to wonder if there's anything along the lines of safety for her anywhere, and if a certain "better place" might be beyond her reach.
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The researchers, from Tampere University of Technology, designed the gripper along the lines of the Venus flytrap, which waits patiently for something tasty to trigger its grip.
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It obviously would be more along the lines of the stories that are coming out about both Toback and Weinstein and all these other cruel people. Yeah.
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"Comments along the lines of 'you're looking manly' or 'careful you don't want to be bulky' or 'weightlifting isn't feminine' never cease to amaze me," wrote Wells.
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A high-end 103K player for 2019 along the lines of its UBD-M9500 was in the works, a Forbes report says, but has now been scrapped.
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My guess is that we will end up in a close arrangement that stops short of membership, perhaps something along the lines of what Switzerland does today.
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Well if we're talking more along the lines of indie music circuit, I think it would be really amazing to work with Joanna Newsom on a piece.
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Try an email to reviewers along the lines of: "If we miss the [date] committee meeting, it will be Y-3K before the policy is approved". 4.
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" Under this definition, a gotcha question would be something along the lines of: "So, Mr. Zinke, exactly how many taxpayer dollars did you spend on private travel?
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Two sources confirmed Trump's comments, with one telling the outlet the president said was something along the lines of, "You don't want it [impeachment] on your resume."
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"Minimalism in the 1960s was very much along the lines of taking LSD," says Miguel de Baca, an associate professor of art history at Lake Forest College.
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I'm the kind of person who constantly finds themselves saying something along the lines of the common refrain '...and this is why I can't have nice things.
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" Opinions along the lines of "[in the] penalty box" or "too controversial" were matched against others who thought "the Khashoggi affair had been relegated to the past.
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No, we're not suggesting that you purchase an anti-gravity machine — although we're not discouraging it either — we're talking more along the lines of Astronaut Ice Cream.
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Was she, perhaps, too in love with media to make tech Yahoo's focus, a strategy more along the lines of Google's — leave the content to everybody else?
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Ginsberg considered it something along the lines of a parlor trick and speculated from New York City that Burroughs had lost his mind from lack of sex.
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The guidelines vary per person, and aren't set in stone, but generally they go along the lines of: no dating, no flirting, no relationships, and no sex.
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" Compare that level of confidence to a kid with successful parents who'd say something along the lines of, "If you can believe it, you can achieve it!
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It&aposs seemingly simple but frustratingly difficult — one area that&aposs truly in need of some innovation, perhaps along the lines of Elon Musk&aposs proposed Hyperloop.
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The Order provides ample legal rationale based on the public record – which incidentally did not include any comments along the lines of these after-the-fact criticisms.
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Mix that with Whedon's fizzy, upbeat, quippy collection of "moments" and ensemble balancing-acts and you've got a combination along the lines of toothpaste and orange juice.
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That appeared to be his first step towards the foundation of a new centrist party along the lines of France's La République en Marche and Spain's Ciudadanos.
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Wong passes the time backstage reading manga and listening to music, and her backup plan "might be studying something along the lines of music production," she said.
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A: It was something like — I don't know the exact — it was along the lines of something come here, look at this or it was very nondescript.
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You might say something along the lines of "We shouldn't spend our money like that, but if you want to use your own, go ahead," Henske said.
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From that day on, every time Americans troops suffered a setback, critics would remark something along the lines of, 'Is this really what victory really looks like?
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A year later he reprised his speech, saying that the danger of this economic iron curtain developing is even more acute, especially along the lines of technology.
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This partisan split along the lines of reality is in keeping with Trump's larger war on integrity, the rule of law, and traditional American values and allies.
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"Springsteen on Broadway" sets out to reconcile that contradiction by reshaping his glibber hits and personas along the lines of his mature, "Ghost of Tom Joad" vision.
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Or would it opt for a soft Brexit, along the lines of Norway's European Agreement, with close regulatory alignment with Brussels and membership to the single market?
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Lemuel isn't an ethereally beautiful fair-skinned vampire babe along the lines of the aforementioned Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson) or True Blood viking king Eric Northman (Alexander Skarsgard).
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If Apple wants to take that approach again, expect to see the phone in the hands of someone more along the lines of Pharrell than a random Redditor.
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North Korea was proposing something more along the lines of what we have seen in past decades where they have an aspirational pledge that they will eventually denuclearize.
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A Google search will tell you that you're far from alone; that same question, or along the lines of it, has been asked nearly 18 million times before.
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The dialog box would have said something along the lines of, "This app will be able to access your wall posts, friend list, contacts, messages…" in bullet points.
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On one of them, he's scribbled a mathematical equation that he's trying to solve in his spare time, something along the lines of 1+2+3+... = -1/12.
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So in late 2018, just before the mid-term Congressional elections, an enraged President passed a general tariff along the lines of the Smoot-Hawley tariff of 1930.
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But despite the halting steps forward America has taken with regard to racial segregation, the country is indeed coming apart in another way: along the lines of wealth.
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It works like an ad hoc wifi network, so no data is used up—it's very much along the lines of the AirDrop feature you get with iOS.
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It is along the lines of Uber's tie-up with Spotify in the US, but unlike that partnership there will be no app integration between Uber and Gaana.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria will have to adopt a carbon pricing system along the lines of what Germany has proposed, the chief executive of state-controlled utility Verbund (VERB.
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Limited the crowdsourcing competition to those devices seemed like the company was resigning itself to a fate of suggestions along the lines of bigger screens and battery batteries.
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Some of those measures may be along the lines of freeing smaller businesses from employee health coverage minimums or boosting the tax-free limits of health savings accounts.
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As for powertrain, we can only guess, but one would fully expect a hybridized powertrain that follows along the lines of the LaFerrari, McLaren P1, and Porsche 918.
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When she asked me how I was doing, I told her fine, but then inadvertently blurted out something along the lines of that I'd just had a miscarriage.
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Siri, Google Now and S Voice responded along the lines of "I don't know what you mean" or "I don't understand" and offered to do a Web search.
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We'll be out with friends, sifting through the rubble of the breakup, and say something along the lines of this: That relationship taught me so much about myself.
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How did you approach discrepancies along the lines of race, or social class, in your research—and how central were those questions to your characters' narratives about themselves?
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We should change the selection process to a merit-based policy along the lines of what Trump has endorsed and that has been adopted in Canada and Australia.
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It has a retro design with a wooden front packaged with a joystick and modern controller that's more along the lines of what you'd get with an Xbox.
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Trump is correct in proposing that we should change the selection process to a merit policy along the lines of what has been adopted in Canada and Australia.
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At first, Parker, who had become a critical dictator along the lines of Clement Greenberg in the mid-century New York art world, was very much pro-Grahm.
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A better, more recent example along the lines of a plan to rapidly remake an entire nation's economy would be China's Great Leap Forward (GLF) of 1958-1962.
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Not "Stop being such a lazy manager!" but more along the lines of: Everyone needs to clear any deviations from the regular work schedule in advance, or whatever.
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It will be worth watching if Facebook uses encryption in more of its products, or if WhatsApp instead becomes more commercial along the lines of Facebook and Instagram.
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For its part, Walmart has been testing cashier-less stores along the lines of Amazon's, but the company has just to officially unveil its plans in that space.
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She suggested that she start part time in September and go full time in October, "along the lines of the schedule Eleey had proposed earlier," the complaint said.
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But much of the reaction was along the lines of an email I received from Sydney Casale, a 21-year-old student at Ramapo College of New Jersey.
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Instead, Painter recommends saying something along the lines of, "The prospect of working here is really exciting, and I think I'd be a great addition to your team."
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Disney's plans could have failed to impress, along the lines of what happened to Apple last month when it staged a similar event focused on its streaming ambitions.
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Or "achievement in popular film" could just be a de facto special Oscar given to the year's box office champ, along the lines of the existing Honorary Awards.
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We asked one another a lot of questions along the lines of, "What do you think about X?" but mostly we benefited from the easy friendship and laughter.
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Mr. Sakane wanted to work on fully realized consumer products, along the lines of his business heroes: Steve Jobs of Apple and Konosuke Matsushita, a founder of Panasonic.
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"I said something along the lines of, 'I appreciate you being open and honest with me, but there's not much I can do with that information,'" he recalled.
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Shelby is asking for no less than an overhaul of our major political, economic and social institutions (roughly along the lines of those of a progressive Scandinavian country).
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It has also made him the target of quiet ire in the tech industry, often organized along the lines of, well, it's easy for Marc Benioff to say.
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" As an example, Welch says potential employees can ask a question along the lines of, "Mary said part of my job would be interfacing with the operations team.
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" David Anderson at Caltech, who studies emotionlike states in fruit flies, declines to call their brains simple, preferring a description along the lines of "more compact nervous systems.
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A new commission structured along the lines of Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) could serve as a model: Congress had to accept all or none of its recommendations.
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The Republican Ed Gillespie used a similar strategy in the Virginia governor's race last year and wound up polarizing the electorate along the lines of the 2016 election.
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Macron has said in the past Britain could have pacts with the EU along the lines of those with Canada or Norway but not its own, special deal.
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" To make it work, Sheridan inflates the celebrity gynecologist George Hodel (Jefferson Mays) into a mythic, city-straddling figure along the lines of John Huston's character in "Chinatown.
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There was a Wi-Fi router, along the lines of a startup called Eero, to make up for bad Wi-Fi signals in your house by having multiple routers.
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" Asked if that meant there could be "a specifically British model" along the lines of the "bespoke arrangements" May has referred to without giving detail, Barnier replied simply: "No.
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One document that was found recently instructs John Mitchell, the attorney general, something along the lines [of]: No more indictments of Mafia [figures] or Italian Americans before the election.
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In particular, it suggests that people are thinking something along the lines of: If the person hadn't carelessly dropped the lit match, the forest fire would not have occurred.
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As we know, and we saw this even -- you know, along the lines of Gorsuch, it&aposs too took a three -- about a three-month process by the time.
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If Twin Peaks hadn't reconceived McGill as an adulterous small-town businessman, could he have become a creature-feature staple along the lines of Boris Karloff or Doug Bradley?
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Trump promised a $1 trillion infrastructure program -- a priority along the lines of what former President Barack Obama sought from Republicans for years -- without any explanation of the funding.
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In response to McCabe's suggestion, Rosenstein made the sarcastic comment along the lines of, "What do you want to do, Andy, wire the president?" the source told the Post.
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Many economists worried that the state was in for a recession along the lines of the oil shock of the 2000s, when real estate prices plunged and unemployment soared.
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"I am working on a new body of work that, while still along the lines of what I have been working on, feels very fresh and exciting," he writes.
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This would probably be along the lines of Mr Schumer's offer of last year, only with more concessions by the president in recognition of the Democrats' increased bargaining power.
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Rosneft began its involvement with a small pre-finance deal at the end of last year along the lines of deals the Kurds had previously reached with global traders.
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Next up they try flushing a tiny bit of the metal in water which results in a modest, fiery explosion that's somewhere along the lines of a cherry bomb.
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The S23 borrows some design cues from its predecessor, but upgrades things a bit with a glass back along the lines of what you'll find on the company's handsets.
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I was feeling really nice and I said something as I was walking out of the house [along the lines] of, 'I think I look like a congressman's wife!
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They will almost certainly have some form of collaborative sense-and-avoid, sharing and receiving location with other manned aircraft through a technology along the lines of ADS-B.
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Something presumably along the lines of LME Shield, the build-out of the existing LME Sword electronic warranting system to the non-warrant, off-exchange part of the market.
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The children will be taken to a handful of public engagements along the lines of George's first public play date in New Zealand and his zoo outing in Australia.
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To pull this kind of thing off requires a certain level of self-awareness, along the lines of what Phil Lord and Chris Miller did with The Lego Movie.
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There need to be progressive caucuses in Democratic parties, committed wherever possible to a common platform along the lines of Bernie Sanders's, looking toward the midterm elections of 2018.
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Though Lily typically reacts to these awkwardly awesome displays of affection with a comment along the lines of "stop embarrassing me, you creeps," she was clearly touched this time.
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The bikemaker has been able to capitalize on demand by helping younger riders own a cruiser bike, along the lines of Harley's but at a more affordable price point.
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A proposal along the lines of what O'Rourke is suggesting — to make Medicare an option for all — has the support of 74 percent of the public, the poll found.
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He said he had not moved into the complex with the expectation of luxury along the lines of what might be found in Brooklyn Heights or Long Island City.
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Also under consideration is the possibility of a huge ad campaign to promote an agenda of conventional Republican positions, along the lines of economic proposals outlined by Mr. Ryan.
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It's modeled along the lines of America's best-known Chopin ballet, Jerome Robbins's "Dances at a Gathering," with solos, duets and quartets that show camaraderie, rivalry, fun and moodiness.
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A few I looked at had something along the lines of "Do you wanna have awesome feelings?" plastered below their profile picture, followed by a link to another site.
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Snobr said a spin-off of CEZ, along the lines of the split of Innogy from RWE in Germany, should go ahead given the high valuations of regulated businesses.
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I'm a regular six-day-a-week exerciser and a fan of strenuous cardio workouts along the lines of hill sprints, running, high-intensity interval training and jump rope.
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He said something along the lines of "I want a very ordered image but I want it to have come about by chance," and that really resonates with me.
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" Part of that must include a renewed commitment to Europe, along the lines of the French president's vision for "a more integrated Europe" as the path to "real sovereignty.
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While a painting is acquired through a single sale payment, Mr. Klaris said, virtual-reality works may demand a monetization plan more along the lines of the film industry.
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If you say something along the lines of "truth and virtue are now defined by partisanship," you're actually enabling the bad guys, because only one party thinks that way.
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On Sunday, Kerr joked that he would break out an inspirational speech — something along the lines of "win one for the Gipper" — in the locker room before the game.
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It was labeled with a sticky note, which the lawyers said read something along the lines of ''do not turn over to defense'' and was signed with Weirich's initials.
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" If she were tackling the short-term goal of paying off debt, Love would write something along the lines of: "Pay off debt by tackling my student loans first.
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The measures would be along the lines of policies the government has already put in place, Padoan said at the World Economic Forum in Davos, according to his spokesman.
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The strategy is intended to send the message that abuses along the lines of Cambridge Analytica will face legal consequences — and that Facebook should be trusted to police itself.
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The SPD also backs the idea of turning the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) bailout fund into a European Monetary Fund along the lines of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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Salaries need to come up across the board, and more corporate buy-in along the lines of what the NWSL has seen in 2016 will allow that to happen.
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But Roosevelt's life and career are powerful reminders that the promise of something along the lines of a blustery guy who blows up the system isn't necessarily a mirage.
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And it was, I'm paraphrasing here, but basically something along the lines of see how many of you can name one character or one line of dialogue from Avatar.
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One could perhaps overlook all of this if the Obama years had bequeathed the nation an enduring legacy along the lines of the New Deal or the Great Society.
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" I couldn't tell you the exact conversation, but it was something along the lines of, "Well, that's a shame because we were interested in having you come onto Gawker.
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Some conservative critics of Mr. Trump's rhetoric about use of power, both in the United States and abroad, have suggested that his declarations fall along the lines of fascist oratory.
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If this pattern continues, we can expect further outrages along the lines of the Chicago video, and less patience from governments already keen to pass the buck on Internet governance.
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"If you take a peek at her Instagram posts right now, the comments are all along the lines of, "I've loved you since Laguna!" and "Your skin is so pretty!
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But even if the central purpose of Trump's drive-by was probably something along the lines of "I do very popular posts online, folks," there's also more at work here.
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For Cole, who received rejections with some notes along the lines of "I couldn't really connect with the characters," having Sogah as an editor has been both reassuring and exciting.
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The list of partners and participants is quite long: think along the lines of MIT, Stanford, Princeton, Yale, the UCs, IBM, Intel, Qualcomm, Applied Materials, National Labs and so on.
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Fifteen minutes later someone showed me his five minute-old post of him riding quads saying something along the lines of 'Sometimes you just need to F-off from work.
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Differentiated service offerings like Lux will help Lyft better address this market maturation, should it continue to evolve along the lines of hotels and other aspects of the hospitality industry.
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Maybe they can be convinced to think of egg-freezing as a logical, savvy choice along the lines of researching mutual funds or charting a path from renting to mortgage?
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It's an interesting concept that would be greatly bolstered by the participation of third parties, more along the lines of what Motorola has been offering with its Moto Z line.
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Since becoming the first directly elected president, he has set about making the post more important, along the lines of the executive presidencies of France, Russia or the United States.
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Times are changing: "Historically, I would've said something along the lines of 'you're kidding me' for a view only being a few seconds," says Steve Passwaiter, VP at Kantar Media.
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The letter -- which we're told said something along the lines of Jr. being an awful person and getting what he deserves -- was sent to her mother's apartment in Midtown Manhattan.
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Then Janice, trying to be straightforward, said something along the lines of Look, you don't like me and I don't like you, but that doesn't mean we can't get along.
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But what would happen if another terrorist attack, along the lines of those carried out in San Bernardino, Paris and Brussels were to happen in America before the general election?
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" The most up-to-date if occasionally dismaying aspect of the book is its framing as a self-help guide, along the lines of "How Leonardo Can Change Your Life.
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The company is a movie distributor of Indian films and content along the lines of Netflix in the U.S. He and the company have been in a long-running dispute.
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Even the term "exercise pill" is an oxymoron, along the lines of "jumbo shrimp"; the idea that swallowing a pill can harmlessly "mimic" a vigorous half-hour swim defies logic.
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What Juncker was doing was putting pressure on MPs in Westminster to back the deal on Saturday by framing it along the lines of Johnson's deal versus no-deal Brexit.
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The legislation allows states to collect fees, along the lines of those in place for 911, to improve and support local crisis call centers associated with the 988 national network.
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Both the Butina and Papadopoulos stories illustrate the fact that the Russia investigation is not a typical spy thriller along the lines of Ian Fleming or John Le Carre novels.
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If those names aren't familiar, they're the screenwriters of Alfred Hitchcock's "Vertigo," and Chance is a damaged, obsessional sap along the lines of James Stewart's Scottie in that classic film.
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Clinton proposes to update the public financing system for presidential, Senate and congressional campaigns along the lines of the New York City model, which supplies matching funds to qualified candidates.
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The slogan Trump has pushed is "America First," but the strategy seems to be along the lines of whatever existed is bad and whatever can be blown apart is good.
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Nintendo also showed off a new "Super Mario" game — it's a 3D take on the classic series, along the lines of "Super Mario 64" and the "Super Mario Galaxy" series.
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There's little to laugh about through all of this, despite the fact we're technically watching an ABC family comedy along the lines of Modern Family and Fresh Off The Boat.
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Lingerie-clad women entice this Casanova by grazing a rose across his cheek or whispering what is probably something along the lines of "Yummy yummy mami horny" into his ear.
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Nowadays, the graffiti covering churches is probably vandalism and less along the lines of protection, but that doesn't meant that ritual marks and witch marks have lost their value completely.
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It's possible that Mr. Trump's presidency has realigned partisanship along the lines of the 2016 presidential election, and that Mr. Bost, for example, will be fairly safe in his district.
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As soon as the news came out, there was a huge outpouring of energy across various forums along the lines of 'how can we keep this game and community going?
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I once asked a famous chef what his favorite food was, expecting an answer along the lines of caviar or foie gras or sea snail broth sipped from a shell.
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"When I'm really high I'll say 'I love you' when I know that my mind and body really meant something along the lines of, 'I love it,'" says Chloe, 28.
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Tim is supposedly in his early 20s, but he definitely reads more along the lines of an emancipated teenager, akin to the crime-solving teens that star in these books.
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It would be a loose association of states united by free trade and the movement of people and goods, along the lines of the European Union in its early days.
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" Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told reporters on Monday that the "IOC's decision is along the lines of what I said before, of holding the event in its complete form.
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The president has emphasized immigration and other hot-button issues down the final stretch, perhaps in an intentional effort to divide the electorate along the lines of the 143 election.
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"My aim is a United States of Europe — along the lines of the federal states of Switzerland, Germany or the U.S.A.," she told the German magazine Der Spiegel in 2011.
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Another manager stepped in to "say something along the lines of 'we would advise that it's best practice' to not talk about wages with co-workers," the person told us.
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"Neither are we scared, nor do we worry / For Sant Guru Ravidass is our savior," sings Ginni Mahi in a music video styled along the lines of Punjabi-pop songs.
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Two, it will help you break things down along the lines of motivation, ability, and prompt so you can identify what&aposs driving your own behavior — or anyone else&aposs.
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The McCain hearings are a good start, but more action is needed, including most importantly the establishment of an independent, nonpartisan body along the lines of the 9/11 commission.
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KL) will pursue an IPO of its Thai arm "soon" as it looks to restructure itself into a group holding company along the lines of affiliate AirAsia Group Bhd (AIRA.
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It's easy to assume that the adage about 'learning from history' means something along the lines of 'learning from what was bad in order to veer towards what is good.
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Some point to a recent poll by the Kaiser Family Foundation showing that 59 percent support a government health care system for everybody along the lines of Medicaid and Medicare.
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" The conversations usually start innocently enough, but after the usual pleasantries are exchanged, the creep catcher will write something along the lines of, "I'm actually only 12, is that OK?
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American fans there think we're absolutely crazy, and usually say something along the lines of how they'd never even consider wearing a Spurs shirt to go and watch Everton vs.
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The assessment to be carried out by the gas transport operators' lobby ENTSOG would set the basis for cross-border measures, including emergency supply corridors along the lines of existing infrastructure.
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That would be more akin to a core banking SaaS platform or "AWS for Banking," along the lines of Starling's core banking product or Germany's solarisBank or London's 11:FS Foundry.
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Though he notes that he hasn't "gotten complete clarity," he said, "I have every confidence" that President Trump will act along the lines of a proposal offered previously by Republican Rep.
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In fact, just a tiny bit of searching on #Negan or #Negan's Thirst Squad on Tumblr turns up some NSFW fanfic along the lines of what Morgan alluded to on Stern.
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His presidential team didn't immediately provide details on what the policy implementation would look like, but they're confident voters would get behind a policy along the lines of Messam's broader implications.
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Vision, meanwhile, is the most promising piece of the offering, adding a shopping feature along the lines of Amazon Flow, which lets users buy things by scanning a label or barcode.
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Among them: Russian President Vladimir Putin has called for improved regulation of bitcoin trading but stopped short of calling for an outright ban in his country along the lines of China.
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If he is her benefactor, the arm's origin will probably be alluded to in a wink-wink way, along the lines of how Daredevil and Jessica Jones addressed "the incident," a.k.a.
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Clinton's comments about Trump are already getting much more personal and they are starting to go along the lines of describing him as an apocalyptic mistake and highway to fascist tyranny.
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One is to remove some of the president's powers and hand them to a prime minister, creating a hybrid presidential-parliamentary system along the lines of France, Taiwan or South Korea.
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I sure do wish we knew what Kaplan and Trump were discussing, but I'd bet it was something along the lines of how the government shouldn't regulate Facebook, among other things.
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We're talking more along the lines of power grids getting shut down, financial institutions being robbed of millions of dollars, and factories or even smart vehicles being commandeered from remote locations.
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Here is where I should write something along the lines of "pot, meet kettle!" but the hypocrisy is so thick that I can't even lift my fingers up to the keyboard.
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Sometimes, people tell me things along the lines of, "Coconut La Croix tastes like sunscreen," and I don't even think they're wrong, but as it turns out, sunscreen tastes very good.
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"Here is the only solution: the establishment of a fully sovereign and independent Palestinian state, with East Jerusalem as its capital along the lines of 1967," he said, according to Anadolu.
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Parker flags that the company's enterprise background is in massive distributed cloud systems — ergo, it's used to handling something along the lines of 7 million-10 million API requests per month.
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Information is still a bit thin on the particulars of the station, but it'll likely be something along the lines of the former Russian Mir station, significantly smaller than the ISS.
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I'd want to see a careful analysis along the lines of the OECD or AEI paper on what share of low-income people would gain or lose in such a trade.
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The Trump campaign, meanwhile, has seized on Clinton's "basket of deplorables" remark, believing it to be a game-changing gaffe along the lines of Mitt Romney's "47 percent" remarks in 2012.
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I remember one time she was smoking a joint while I was going down on her, and she said something along the lines of, This is how couples should smoke together.
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Debris tends to concentrate along the lines of currents and entering or departing tides, said Heil's 49er crewmate Thomas Ploessel and Germany's one-man, single sail Laser-class entry Philipp Buhl.
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Jane seems to take pleasure in subjecting Blanche to her sadistic plans — think along the lines of denying Blanche food, and then cooking up her pet parakeet to serve for dinner.
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Expect at least some focus on privacy, likely along the lines of what CEO Mark Zuckerberg has said repeatedly: a muted apology and a push toward groups, private sharing, and encryption.
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Her heritage is a mix of Filipino and Dutch, so she's imagined something more along the lines of pickled herring, or maybe the pungent fish served with vinegar in the Philippines.
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The QQ insiders came up with something along the lines of their existing product for the PC, but another team of outsiders (from a just-acquired firm) came up with Weixin.
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And he said the border proposal was only a "backstop" solution, which could be changed if Britain offered alternatives along the lines of those it hinted at during talks in December.
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Rather it's hoping to build something more along the lines of 'get together with friends of your friends who're also into soap carving/competitive dog grooming/extreme ironing' than, for e.g.
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Along the lines of disaster relief, lawmakers are also trying to get emergency relief funding after devastating wildfires in California this year that cost dozens of lives and billions in damage.
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But results more along the lines of Obama in 2012 or McAuliffe in 2013 instead of Warner in 2014 would be a welcome sight for the Northam campaign on Election Night.
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His retirement would afford Trump an opportunity to appoint someone along the lines of Gorsuch and, in so doing, impact the ideological makeup of the court for decades to come. 2.
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A source with direct knowledge of the matter told Axios that Trump wrote something along the lines of "not good!" on a letter about the purported trade deficit in silver Sharpie.
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Her early move away from that image was highly public, but her more recent and quieter persona seems to lend itself well to something along the lines of a Hannah reunion.
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General Secretary Lars Klingbeil said they would demand distinctive leftist policies, along the lines of the single "citizen's insurance" that the SPD wants to replace Germany's private and public healthcare systems.
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"It's more along the lines of aircraft technology than traditional, spot-welded steel bodies," said Paul Buetow, G.M.'s head of manufacturing in China, as he strode along the assembly line.
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Then, along the lines of "you can't make this stuff up," Herring stepped forth to proactively admit that he wore blackface and a wig at an undergraduate college party in 1980.
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The thought process is something along the lines of: If you can afford to spend $50 on craft beer and share it with me and everyone else, more power to you!
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The smarter approach for Democrats would be a few simple statements of the obvious, meant to display both realism and decency, along the lines of: This is a country of laws.
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" If you're at your workplace for your first holiday season, don't hesitate to ask a peer something along the lines of: "What do people usually do for the holidays around here?
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For most patients, a cross between a dormitory and a first-aid clinic, supervised by nurses, would do, along the lines of the "temporary hospitals" that Wuhan, China, had set up.
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The party felt more like a carnival full of weed filled booths and experiences than a prom, and veered more along the lines of a Burning Man crowd than I expected.
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Gilad Lotan, chief data scientist at Betaworks, sees Uber's use of data along the lines of that of Netflix or Amazon, which provide paid services while learning from data in aggregate.
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When the Nest Hub Max spots you, it will greet you with a note along the lines of "Good afternoon, Brian," and the image of you associated with your Google profile.
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A "safe haven" along the lines of what Clinton and others have suggested would involve designating an area of Syria, most likely in the country's north, as a conflict-free zone.
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It seemed as if every time we got together, the topic of the show would arise, with Alex saying something along the lines of how much he hoped it wouldn't happen.
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Finance Minister Olaf Scholz, a senior Social Democrat, said he was optimistic that France and Germany would manage to agree on a joint approach along the lines of the coalition deal.
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The blood baths that ensue invite us to reflect not only on the moral dimension of revolutionary violence but also on competing loyalties drawn along the lines of class and gender.
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Israel could also give the Palestinian Authority more land for development around the major towns and support the construction of new Palestinian towns, along the lines of the successful Rawabi initiative.
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If a synchronized slowdown in world economies worsens, she said, the world may need a "synchronized policy response" along the lines of stimulus efforts enacted during the 2008-2009 financial crisis.
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The energy sector has fallen 10 percent this month as oil broke below $60 for the first time this year and the Dow and dance along the lines of a correction.
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Yet investors continue to worry which country will trigger the next calamity along the lines of the 1997 Asian financial crisis that looked contained on the surface but soon turned contagious.
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The often sprawling buildings with multiple exits, where pupils can simply be sitting ducks would require a massive building program of fortresses along the lines of terror proof US embassies abroad.
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The thinking so far has been that the risk of capital outflows, along the lines of what happened in 25, would dissuade Beijing from allowing such a slide in the currency.
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Perel suggests requesting a meeting and giving notice along the lines of: Would you be willing to listen to some feedback we have, that we believe would improve our work here?
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"What I'm building toward is a small signature collection, sort of along the lines of the seven easy pieces collection," she said, referring to Donna Karan's influential first collection in 1985.
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The fourth overall pick in the 163 draft has long been viewed as an underrated two-way center—think along the lines of a poor man's Jonathan Toews or Anze Kopitar.
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" We can't see what kind of response she received on Instagram, but the main critiques on Facebook are along the lines of this one: "It's not GUN violence it is human violence.
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Most modern TVs, however, actually support higher refresh rates (all with their own names along the lines of Motionflow and Auto Motion Plus) that help smooth out the picture and reduce blur.
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" Instead, Welch suggests being more direct, and saying something along the lines of, "I am giving you the authority to run this project, and I will hold you responsible for its results.
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What he is ultimately after is a new pact along the lines of the Yalta agreement after the second world war which would create a buffer zone between Russia and the West.
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"At one point during the meeting, Jared quoted [former Israeli President] Shimon Peres and said something along the lines of 'You don't arrive at peace by meeting with just friends,'" Garza said.
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Plus, the university expects its response to be along the lines of Yiannopoulos' January 2017 visit, when it spent more than $55,000 to provide security for the event, including 109 police officers.
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In the best of times, the Department of Justice deleting anything along the lines of "free press" and "public trial" — both constitutional guarantees — from its manual for federal prosecutors would raise eyebrows.
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They fear laws along the lines of one recently proposed in Germany that would see them fined vast sums unless they speedily remove any content that has been flagged as hate speech.
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The idea being that people who booked below the budget for a trip would personally pocket half of the savings being generated for the business — along the lines of YC-backed Rocketrip.
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As long as Wheeler's classification was in place, it provided a strong legal backing for treating the internet as a public utility, along the lines of telephone service, electricity, and running water.
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Into the Breach is a turn-based strategy game, along the lines of the Advance Wars series, where players control futuristic mechs fighting off an invasion of giant, bug-like alien monsters.
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Many were hopeful it would be a statement song from a leading voice in country, along the lines of Kacey Musgraves' landmark hit "Follow Your Arrow," to help legitimize a marginalized community.
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Nintendo Switch owners will soon have the opportunity to expand the capabilities of their portable devices with the launch of a paid online service along the lines of Xbox Live and PSN.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said Japan was not conducting fiscal policy along the lines of MMT because it was aiming to stably lower the ratio of debt to gross domestic product (GDP).
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Reading all these tea leaves, I'd say Justice League comes in with a lot of reviews along the lines of "elements good/movie bad," the likes of which tend to skew rotten.
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"The stock behaves like the company's just a fad — something along the lines of the fidget spinners, the faddish toy that drove a lot of Five Below's numbers last night, " Cramer said.
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He would probably have asked, if he had left such wishes behind, that it reads something along the lines of, "Son of," and his mother's name, and "father to," and Randall's name.
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" If he were applying for a role in, say, journalism, Dobroski says he might write something along the lines of: "Engaged, vibrant news reporter who cracks stories no one else is telling.
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Personally, we love oatmeal raisin cookies, but your victim (friend) will probably say something along the lines of "this is why I have trust issues" — the telltale sign of a successful prank.
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A typical protest effort is more along the lines of Coal River Mountain Watch's protracted fight to close a MTR site and sludge dam located within spitting distance of Marshfork Elementary School.
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Di Novi plays the game, tossing in pregnant pauses and sinister musical cues that fashion Tessa into something along the lines of Norman Bates with a membership in the First Wives Club.
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Instead of the current bill, many conservatives in both the House and Senate are seeking a clean repeal of ObamaCare along the lines of a repeal that passed both chambers in 2015.
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If we wanted to feel a twang of self-loathing every time we looked in the mirror, we'd almost be tempted to say something along the lines of: "Talk about sour grapes!"
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So many video games come out carried on the shoulders of acclaim, their press packs bulging with quotes along the lines of how this game, above all games, is the best game.
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That suggests that the Veronica Mars revival will be a limited-run series, perhaps along the lines of the Gilmore Girls Netflix revival, but at this point we don't know for sure.
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When it comes to guessing how Americans might disagree on political questions like immigration or national security, the safest predictors used to fall along the lines of race, gender, religion, or education.
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Instead, the Times/Siena polling suggests that the electorate remains deeply divided along the lines of the 2016 election, with many groups contributing a sliver of undecided voters to the broader pool.
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Previous government analysis suggests that a deal along the lines of that negotiated by Johnson would reduce economic growth by 6.7%, cut wages and cost average households thousands of pounds worse off.
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You might hear something along the lines of "They're not going Asian on this role, because there's another Asian in the cast," which is something you'd never hear if you were white.
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Last month she said the EU needed to establish deals with North African countries along the lines of its agreement with Turkey to curb migrant flows across its territory to southeast Europe.
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In 2014, he narrowly lost a Senate race while running a pro-immigration, pro-growth campaign, along the lines of the autopsy report that Republicans produced after Mitt Romney's loss in 2012.
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Pre-fab cocktails normally evoke cringe-inducing memories of sugary, Smurf-hued concoctions along the lines of Smirnoff Ice, but the offerings at KWOON by the Woods are in a different league.
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It can be along the lines of the Afghanistan arrangement, where you bring all of the factions in one huge room and force them into an agreement on how to share power.
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" As of Tuesday morning, the post had more than 150,000 likes and a deluge of comments along the lines of "If only you knew what the indigenous peoples of Australia went through….
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It mashes the success the company had with its original baby lens in May this year with an aging filter, along the lines of FaceApp's filter, allowing users to rapidly age themselves.
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These new retirement programs are modeled along the lines of the successful college savings 529 plans, which have helped over 12 million American families save over $258 billion for higher education expenses.
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Betting on more digitalisation in agriculture, InVivo invested 21 million euros in developing Aladin, which was launched last year as a marketplace for farm supplies along the lines of online retailer Amazon.
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Prior to this discovery, if you'd asked me to estimate that number, I would have rattled off a guess more along the lines of 25 minutes — a very cute amount of time.
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It was a modest liberating détournement along the lines of the first "Maleficent," a rethink of Sleeping Beauty in which a kiss from a motherly queen, not a prince, wakes the princess.
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It is time to have a rational immigration policy in the United States, along the lines of the merit-based system proposed by the RAISE Act, S. 1720, now before the Senate.
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It was among the first states to legalize medical marijuana in 2000, a move that was prompted in part by an LRB study along the lines of what Keohokalole has now proposed.
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Do yourself a favor and keep the Joy-Con detached, or shell out $70 for a Pro controller (a genuinely traditional-style game pad, along the lines of the PlayStation 4 controller).
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"The banks have to hear something along the lines of 'If you act in good faith, you can expect that we are not going to engage in any heavy-handed enforcement,'" Hutman said.
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At most Fox might issue a statement could say something along the lines of: 'We are hopeful Jessie and law enforcement officials will work together toward identifying the truth and resolving this matter.
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The difference is that Snap Judgment, which is produced by NPR and hosted by Glynn Washington, adds musical accompaniment to stories, usually making for an experience more along the lines of slam poetry.
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We were talking in Spanish and a white dude started yelling at us and said something along the lines of 'I hate all this international fucking people, once and for all, go home.
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Eudora hasn't generated a nostalgia movement along the lines of what we've seen with video games or old computing platforms like the Amiga, or even a modest revival like we've seen with Gopher.
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Erdogan seeks to become an omnipotent autocrat protected by popular support and a veneer of democracy -- something along the lines of what President Vladimir Putin has achieved in Russia as an elected dictator.
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I remember having similar conversations with multiple people about the controversy — all of them were along the lines of, Well, I've never done anything like that, but maybe it's something other kids did.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - The European Union should consider coming to refugee agreements with North African states along the lines of a deal it has already reached with Turkey, Germany's interior minister said on Tuesday.
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With the tubes at 11 feet in diameter, it's closer in size to the cargo version laid out in the initial Musk spec, along the lines of a small train car or bus.
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If China's growth in clean-energy technology leads to more protectionism, along the lines of the Trump administration's move in January against imports of solar panels, clean tech could become a trade battleground.
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"I remember one time she was smoking a joint while I was going down on her, and she said something along the lines of, 'This is how couples should smoke together,'" he says.
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To be clear, this is not a straight acquisition, but more of an acqui-hire, so Apple didn't have a comment to offer along the lines of the one it made last week.
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In early looks, Until Dawn's story looked like one that anchored its brand of horror to the "torture porn" hits of the early Aughts, along the lines of the Saw and Hostel movies.
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Some of the problematic campaigns merely tasteless, along the lines of "I'm bored, buy me a Playstation", but I imagine public ridicule among their peers will eventually stamp that sort of thing out.
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" She continued: "What I hope the President would have said was something along the lines of, 'Well we view this as dangerous to our allies, to the region, and even to our country.
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It calls for ranked-choice voting to elect House members, combined with moderately larger districts of three, four, or five representatives along the lines of ones used widely in state and local elections.
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"Schwarzman said he tests candidates for top positions by bringing up situations that have already happened at Blackstone and asking questions along the lines of, "Do you think that was a smart thing?
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So Web People favor more trade expansion, along the lines of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, and more managed immigration that attracts the most energetic and smartest minds, and more vehicles for lifelong learning.
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"My priority will be to proceed along the lines of the development strategy outlined by Giovanni Recordati with the objective of continuing the growth of the group," Andrea Recordati said in a statement.
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Both Democratic presidential candidates have called for some kind of system of public financing that matches small donations, along the lines of New York City's program, which matches small contributions six to one.
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Even if on that Facebook event they say something along the lines of, "we'll have veggie dogs," don't count on them to have enough of said veggie dogs or the kind you like.
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Blizzard Entertainment's StarCraft 2 is one of the pillars of the modern esports scene, and it's usually known for grim scenarios along the lines of giant killer bugs swarming over once lovely worlds.
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Janison: Part of the answer is that Ocasio-Cortez used the standard insurgent-candidate methods of legwork and whatever ads and mailings she could afford, emphasizing messages along the lines of Bernie Sanders.
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"They didn&apost ignore it, they did actually try to make things better and to set standards that were more along the lines of what society would like them to do," Sucher said.
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Will liked my first submission, but there was one pair that didn't fit with the rest — SILENT K and TELEKINESIS, which I had clued along the lines of [Something a Jedi knight has].
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The market has been hampered by a lack of demand for paper issued, and Wall Street has been looking for central bank intervention along the lines of what happened during the financial crisis.
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The Loudspeakers issued constant propaganda along the lines of: On his first golf outing, the supreme leader shot five holes in one, not long after scoring a perfect 300 his first time bowling!
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The existing votes fall along the lines of the party of the appointing President, with four Republican appointees voting to restrict constitutional claims for damages and two Democratic appointees voting to sustain them.
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However, the sources said some were considering restructuring along the lines of British beverage giant Diageo PLC, which recently arrived in Cuba and partnered with a local firm in August to market rum.
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However, the sources said some were considering restructuring along the lines of British beverage giant Diageo PLC, which recently arrived in Cuba and partnered with a local firm in August to market rum.
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The memo, titled, "Idea for New Unlicensed-Commercial-Sale Background Checks," proposes expanding background checks to all advertised commercial sales, including sales at guns shows, along the lines of the Manchin-Toomey proposal.
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Moreover, these half-measures distract from the most direct and effective path to alleviating shutdown-related pain — reopening the government along the lines of a bill which passed the Senate unanimously last month.
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The Bell Pottinger campaign needed to stress the continued "existence of economic apartheid" and "should be along the lines of #EconomicEmancipation or whatever it is", according to one email reported in domestic media.
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Unless the new parkland were financed differently, the added acreage via the BQP would require the construction of something along the lines of a brand-new 300,000 square foot condo or commercial development.
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" McCabe expanded on this during a Tuesday night interview with MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell: "The president's remarks to the room were along the lines of 'I don't understand why we're not looking at Venezuela.
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Along the lines of "other data" that shows him doing well, Trump on Monday evening tweeted a poll from his favorite pollster, Rasmussen, showing his approval rating at a relatively robust 50 percent.
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Warner Brothers, which owns DC Comics and the rights to its characters, has made no secret of its desire to develop a sprawling superhero franchise along the lines of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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"I suggest bringing items from your previous living situation that are along the lines of family heirlooms, art and furniture that is timeless," she says, adding this rule to live by: "Ditch the futon."
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One post cited in the WSJ account seemed along the lines of fired Google engineer James Damore-style bigotry masquerading as scientific truth, arguing Facebook had lowered its standards to admit more female engineers.
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Some parliaments are considering alternatives along the lines of Sweden's Riksdag, which offers formal parental leave, including for men, while Britain's House of Commons is debating arrangements for proxy voting to assist new parents.
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Another approach is some form of a school quality review system along the lines of the one that the United Kingdom has used since the 19th century, including today in Scotland's own school system.
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EDT[including on the broadcast networks], the hearing promises to be a national drama along the lines of Clarence Thomas' confirmation hearing in 1991, when Anita Hill testified that he had sexually harassed her.
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" As they raised a toast Bun gave a speech to the group that went something along the lines of: "You guys got here on your own and thank you for inviting me up here.
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"In cities, there is already implicit segregation in housing and in labor markets along the lines of race, religion and caste," said Aditi Surie, a senior associate with the Indian Institute for Human Settlements.
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But your less science-inclined friends or relatives might just see a headline along the lines of "We've just finished taking a picture of a black hole," see the artist rendition, and say, wow.
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The complexity of this game, however, comes from a mind-bending twist along the lines of Portal and The Witness: the rules of the game are actual blocks that you move around as well.
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It's been rumored to have a premium TV service in the works for years, something along the lines of what you'd get if Sling TV's live OTT service and Netflix's Originals had a baby.
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It's possible such partisan brinksmanship would re-emerge if President Trump were to propose something along the lines of the Senate's 2013 bipartisan deal today – but he should at least call the Democrats' bluff.
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Salemme, who was in bed wearing only his underwear, shot up in the bed, threw his hands up and said something along the lines of "You got me" or "I give up," Smith said.
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There are several critical reasons why the ITC should not choose to invoke public interest concerns to decline to impose an exclusion order along the lines of what the ALJ recommended in this case.
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Dan-Ali said local people would work alongside troops as part of a grassroots community security force, along the lines of an approach used to fight the Islamist group Boko Haram in the northeast.
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"Our quantum individuals are driven by an adaptation effort along the lines of a quantum Darwinian evolution, which effectively transfer the quantum information through generations of larger multi-qubit entangled states," the researchers wrote.
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According to Christopher Warwick, Margaret's authorized biographer, Queen Elizabeth quipped a remark along the lines of "What are we going to do about my sister's guttersnipe life?" to her private secretary, Lord Martin Charteris.
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If their answer is more along the lines of trying to get famous or "showing off" in some way, it's more problematic -- and could lead to risky behavior in their search for online fame.
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But what do you think of the idea of having a government-operated plan compete along with private insurers, something along the lines of what Medicare does today with the private Medicare Advantage plans?
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This month it will make its first distributions, rather than wait to make a large payout at the end of a 21-year period as originally planned, along the lines of a pension fund.
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My cousins and aunts and I rolled our eyes at the joke (which was something along the lines of boohoo, cat-ladies divorced everywhere have it so hard with incoming alimony, child support etc).
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McConnell said that something along the lines of a "voucher" program is already being discussed with partners, where existing paying users can get access to premium data through Crunchbase without paying a second time.
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" Mr. Osnos pointed out that even making statements along the lines of Mr. Trump's comments in July could make for troubled alliances, because "the strength of NATO is built on the notion of credibility.
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The white-bearded, jovial Opeka, 71, has been called a "living saint" along the lines of Mother Teresa of Calcutta by many in Madagascar because of his work in one of Africa's poorest countries.
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Saying something along the lines of, "We appreciate that you're not used to sharing a car with your sister — let's figure out new routines that meet everyone's needs," may help ease the transition home.
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Something along the lines of early You're the Worst or any episode of Lovesick: a comedy that tells the quirky love story of two messy, possibly incompatible people you will support no matter what.
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"Along the lines of progress, the starting point for the roster is we're able to maintain a core group of main players from the Gold Cup and continue building," Berhalter said in a statement.
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Lukianoff and Haidt offer a variety of compelling explanations for the rise of the "safetyism" culture that so dominates elite colleges and, increasingly, much journalistic discourse along the lines of The Nation's editorial note.
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An investigation by the influential left-leaning Die Zeit found that roughly a third of the AfD's 93 lawmakers can be considered nationalist conservatives, along the lines of Mr. Gauland, their far-right leader.
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If you use a tool that requires something more along the lines of API-level access, like something using Plaid or another account linking-centric tool, then you're going to have to wait longer.
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Carrie Ann said something in her critique along the lines of "I want to see you guys connected, there's a little bit of a push-and-pull going on," which I have definitely felt.
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Though they received some helpful answers, they also heard many along the lines of "Honey, I have no idea" or "A judge wouldn't touch that with a ten-foot pole"; prayer was sometimes recommended.
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It could include establishing an independent production company to make television shows, documentaries, podcasts or movies along the lines of the Higher Ground company formed by ex-President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle.
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Mr. Bloomberg has said that he opposes a wealth tax along the lines of what Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders have proposed, but that he believes wealthy Americans like himself should pay higher taxes.
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She also recommends the labeling of state-sponsored media, similar to the warnings currently in place on YouTube, and making more data available to researchers, along the lines of Facebook's ongoing social science project.
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The provincial governor, Huseyin Aksoy, says the area will be rebuilt according to its original character, along the lines of a renovation plan agreed to in 2012 by the mayor, who was pro-Kurdish.
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To me, the fundamental lesson is that even under Obamacare, too many people don't have coverage, and we urgently need a single-payer universal health care system along the lines of Medicare for all.
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Every one of them believes America would be better off if we had a national health care system along the lines of what we see in Canada and Germany and the Netherlands and Japan.
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"I once took a community finance class, and the woman teaching it said something along the lines of 'your financial choices today can change your family's financial options for decades to come,'" she continued.
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The poet W.H. Auden once said something along the lines of the fact that part of the pleasure of reading detective stories is that they absorb you completely and then you immediately forget them.
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Trump also turned to Senator Ben Sasse of Nebraska, who has refused to endorse him, and "said something along the lines of 'Surely you don't want Clinton,'" one Republican aide said of the session.
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The work is formally too reticent, and conceptually too dependent on exegesis, to incite a riot of general interest along the lines of the traveling Frida Kahlo retrospective, for example, back in the early 1980s.
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SCHLAPP: But they should follow -- they should follow along the lines of 232 in the Elena Kagan&aposs confirmation were, in fact, they were able to confirm Elena Kagan, three months before the midterm elections.
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So, I think if we go to Mars, there's going to have to be something new, something probably a little bit smaller, a little more compact -- something along the lines of a rolling type machine.
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"Considering the uncertainties ahead and earnings prospects, it was difficult to agree to an increase along the lines of last year's," Tatsuro Ueda, chief officer of general administration and human resources at Toyota, told reporters.
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Wrigley expects to see traditional players along the lines of Constellation Brands continue to acquire and invest in cannabis firms, but with a more critical eye on the management background and financial and operational history.
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MetLife had argued that the Treasury Department's decision to include the firm on the SIFI list was arbitrary and capricious and that MetLife did not pose a systemic risk along the lines of big banks.
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Hu met with Europe's digital chief, Andrus Ansip, on Monday and said the pair discussed the possibility of creating cybersecurity standards along the lines of the recently introduced General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) privacy legislation.
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Despite the promising video and the (slightly suspicious) number of glowing Amazon reviews, the machine has been met with a healthy dose of skepticism, mainly along the lines of wondering whether or not it's legit.
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Mazda announced on Tuesday that it would introduce a gasoline engine that doesn't always need spark plugs to ignite the fuel and air mixture and promises greater efficiency along the lines of a diesel engine.
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"They asked Trump to re-open that midterm review and all along they were expecting to get modest tweaks along the lines of what's in this agreement that came out last week," Lashof told Vox.
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And if it can feel like such documentaries wind up preaching to the choir, that's merely a reminder that our current divides aren't just along the lines of race and class, but culture as well.
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He has distanced himself from right-wing conservatives such as Poland's Jaroslaw Kaczynski and Hungary's Viktor Orban by navigating a path lacking in hardened political views along the lines of Orban's vision of "illiberal state".
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If politics blocks the obvious deal, Congress could pass a bill funding the entire government or, along the lines of a Democratic idea, all of it barring Homeland Security, and then override the president's veto.
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And while both the book and film portray the Klan as mostly feckless, along the lines of the bumbling Stalag 13 crew in Hogan Heroes, the group is extremely dangerous and murderous in real life.
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That one tiny tweak opened up the show into a near anthology series, along the lines of The Twilight Zone, where every episode could have a wildly different tone from the one that preceded it.
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If anything though, Reputation — with its subterranean bass notes and lyrical fixations on seduction, alcohol, and the soul-numbing isolation of fame — runs more along the lines of late-night libertines Zayn and the Weeknd.
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Boeing has sought ways to preserve the government's golden share in Embraer and previously proposed safeguards for defense programs in Brazil along the lines of its subsidiaries in Britain and Australia, sources have told Reuters.
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" As for Ross, he may be focusing more along the lines of forming an alliance with Chicago native Mr. T. "If I had to vote, I'd vote for Mr. T, he is like my favorite.
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He sort of looked me up and down, cupped his hands in front of my chest and said something along the lines of, 'Ehh, maybe a bit smaller than you ' I started cashiering after that.
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The crisis in the Gulf might ramp it up further, with talk of a European protection mission for shipping likely modelled along the lines of the EU task force against Somali piracy earlier this decade.
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Friend-to-friend or P2P payments within the same country, along the lines of Paypal's Venmo or Barclays Pingit, doesn't seem a stretch, given that TransferWise already has much of that infrastructure already in place.
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And we had caught wind that the newest entry in the company's in-house hybrid would be an all-in-one of some sort – something along the lines of a Windows version of the iMac.
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Then there's that "conspiracy against the United States" charge that sure sounds like something akin to overthrowing the government along the lines of the crimes Aaron Burr or John Wilkes Booth committed in the past.
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There was an F.B.I. file on him, and their conclusion was something along the lines of, 'His only interest is in folklorist music, he has no interest or capabilities with money matters or personal hygiene.
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" And, if they did say something, it would be along the lines of "Even the highest profile among us are not and should not be immune from being punished for these sorts of unacceptable behaviors.
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He may continue on a path toward becoming a commanding maestro along the lines of his father or — as a trained singer and an experienced record producer — he may choose any number of other directions.
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"We can't allow foreign governments or domestic actors to divide the American people along the lines of race, ethnicity and party in such a severe way as they did in the 220006 campaign," Raskin continued.
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Perhaps his most controversial announcement was the creation of a new post of chief of defense staff to ensure better coordination of India's army, navy and air force, along the lines of Western military forces.
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Yaresko said Ukraine aimed to create a forum along the lines of the so-called Geneva format, a body that included Russia, Ukraine, the European Union and the United States and operated briefly in 2014.
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Anbang appears to be trying to build itself into a conglomerate along the lines of Berkshire Hathaway and, like Berkshire, is using insurance reserves to buy assets in businesses such as banking and real estate.
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"When I bought XIV at $95 today, I received a warning from my broker along the lines of, 'Either you are really stupid, or you are too smart to be using Vanguard,'" one user wrote.
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Well, it's along the lines of what agriculture has been doing for thousands of years—a form of selective breeding, which alters the nature of the inherent genome but doesn't add additional material to it.
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So we checked, and some people have thought of it before, but it seems that the earlier iterations were more along the lines of open-all-night kiosks than enter-as-you-wish grocery stores.
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And the real possibility exists that we could face something close to a full lockdown along the lines of what Spain and Italy have implemented to deal with containing the rapid spread of the virus.
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Forty-two percent of Americans in that survey favored a single-payer system along the lines of what Mr. Sanders is proposing, while 43 percent opposed it and 25 percent did not take a position.
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So unless he dramatically changed his legal analysis to protect Trump, this could mean the special counsel's obstruction evidence was more along the lines of a troubling pattern of behavior rather than a smoking gun.
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We're thinking of something along the lines of Fast Times at Ridgemont High or Dazed and Confused, and what's more fitting for a night of vintage teen antics than a good ol' fashioned round pie?
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"We should have done something along the lines of expanding infrastructure six months ago when [Trump] said he was going to do it," Neal, who leads the powerful tax-writing committee, told reporters Monday evening.
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He proposed to company executives that they add a double-patty hamburger to the McDonald's menu, something along the lines of the Big Boy, that could put a dent in sales of Burger King's Whopper.
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Candidates who are right-wing populists and friendly toward Russia are gaining ground across Europe, thanks, in part, to Russian interference along the lines of what Moscow was accused of doing in the United States.
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A quick email along the lines of "I enjoyed working with everyone, and I look forward to keeping in touch as I move on to the next phase of my career," should do the trick.
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And you should show that you're able to show up to work on time and do all the things that many people consider to be along the lines of someone who is a productive adult.
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If Tarantino reimagined slave clichés along the lines of the spaghetti Western and the blaxploitation film, and McQueen redrew them in the lines of plein-air painting, Parker's secondary influence is the contemporary superhero flick.
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Fernandez's chief economic advisor, Guillermo Nielsen, has spoken on several occasions about the intentions of a Fernandez led government to further develop Vaca Muerta along the lines of the Permian Basin in the United States.
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You will certainly see us take on more and more projects along the lines of a [Bleacher Report original series] "Game of Zones," or things that fall more into an episodic entertainment type of motif.
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She talked about potentially focusing on ways to reduce workplace sexual harassment or, more along the lines of what #GrabYourWallet has been doing thus far, providing consumers with information to help them decide where to spend.
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While the nation's best spellers are tackling words along the lines of "sylvilagus" and "tibourbou" at the Scripps Spelling Bee finals Thursday, Google has found the rest of the country struggles with some decidedly simpler spellings.
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Every one of the brave studio statements heard in the past couple of weeks has been accompanied by a conditional phrase along the lines of: We'll end our business in Georgia,if this law is enacted.
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The automaker claims the system can distinguish one person's fingerprint from another with an error rate of about 1 in 50,000, which is along the lines of what Apple claims for its own touch-based system.
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Keep your eyes peeled to Hadids, Hilfigers, and all of their closest pals' social accounts for more sneak peeks — along the lines of this adorable shot that the model's mom, Yolanda, snapped from a design meeting.
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Among other things, the 2014 designation subjected MetLife and the other two insurers on the list, American International Group and Prudential, to stress tests and capital requirements along the lines of those applied to major banks.
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Think more along the lines of the Vivo Nex and less so Oppo's Find X. It's difficult to assess the image's authenticity since it's fairly dark, but it does line up with renders created by OnLeaks.
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The footage included a glimpse at Jared Leto's character — seemingly a creator along the lines of Tyrell — watching as a new replicant slipped from some sort of plastic sack and fell to the ground before him.
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The agreement follows along the lines of what IBM inked with Apple several years ago, where the two would work together to develop enterprise solutions that would have been more challenging to do on their own.
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If Meng Meng wasn't a panda, we'd for sure think her life story would be the subject of a film directed by Sofia Coppola … something along the lines of The Virgin Suicides meets Lost in Translation.
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"When we asked why, they all said something along the lines of "for the first time since I finished therapy I found a way to put 5 or 10 minutes a day toward practicing these techniques.
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But that doesn't mean they didn't have to give back, along the lines of a U.N. report last fall that accused Kim Jong Un's government of pocketing $1.2 billion to $2.3 billion from citizens working abroad.
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The film has been described as a more intimate picture along the lines of his earlier films Pan's Labyrinth and The Devil's Backbone, rather than the much bigger productions such as Pacific Rim and Crimson Peak.
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As the threat emerged in Mali from several Islamist groups, neighboring West African states agreed in late 2014 to form a mission along the lines of a special U.N. brigade sent to eastern Congo in 2013.
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What we do know, however, is that the new VR offering is a software solution that utilizes existing smartphone cameras to bring motion control to phone-based virtual reality systems along the lines of Google Cardboard.
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For more news, click Chief Executive Lukas Braunschweiler does not anticipate large acquisitions along the lines of its nearly $1 billion AudioNova takeover this year to happen soon, according to an interview in Finanz und Wirtschaft.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday said the European Union needed to establish migrant deals with African countries such as Egypt and Tunisia along the lines of the agreement it already has with Turkey.
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She recommends normalizing it with a message along the lines of "Some of the things you said sound like something I've heard someone who was depressed say," and having some resources on hand if you can.
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But only time — and testimonials — would tell whether the store's makeup would be as good as its classic Coca-Cola Slurpee... or more along the lines of a subpar taquito that's still cold in the center.
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In practical terms that could mean help in creating an Organization for Peace and Cooperation in West Asia, along the lines of the OSCE, which helped to pacify a Europe that had seen two world wars.
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Update 2: A source close to the story has indicated with TechCrunch that the talks were low-level, more along the lines of one side floating the notion, rather than board level talks about an acquisition.
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You know, ideally, if we had the best possible outcome from what happens, you know what, it would be the North Korean deal along the lines of the Iran deal when Bolton is an opponent there.
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However, with few well-established rivals in the Indian market, it may find success if by offering more local content, especially along the lines of its original series in the US, and branching into regional languages.
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The Plus sports a much bigger change on that front, adding a second megapixel camera for wide angle and telephoto shots, along the lines of what was introduced with last night's unfortunately timed LG V20 event.
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And Democrats live in fear of a him mounting a third-party run along the lines of the populist campaign run by Ralph Nader in 85033 that arguably gave the White House to George W. Bush.
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What they coalesce behind is going to be narrow and targeted -- likely something along the lines of overturning the consent decree that restricts how long migrant children can be held in DHS custody, according to senators.
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If passed, legislation along the lines of the earlier Hatch bill would overturn decades of precedent interpreting federal criminal law, ushering in a new era of intensive litigation that only well-heeled defendants could possibly afford.
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"We did discuss tax policy and let me say that most of my colleagues factored in the prospect of fiscal stimulus along the lines of what is being contemplated by Congress into their projections," Yellen said.
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In the interim, and along the lines of the economic self-reliance he preached, Garvey had, with four investors, incorporated the Black Star Line—the first and only all-black-owned shipping line of its time.
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Another, more radical idea would be to use some of the revenue from the carbon tax and consumption tax to offer all Americans a monthly lump-sum dividend, along the lines of a universal basic income.
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"I saw a comment before that said something along the lines of 'a dildo looks potent, it shows that a woman doesn't need a man,' making it a symbol of female independence and empowerment," John said.
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It's easy to point to Dany's storyline as kind of a weird turn for Game of Thrones, because it wasn't so long ago that the show boasted something along the lines of pop feminism bona fides.
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Members of both chambers should demand, including in oversight or other hearings, a commitment, given under oath, from any new person overseeing the Mueller investigation to protect the investigation along the lines of the Bork protections.
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Some applauded what they saw as a long-overdue opening of closed doors, along the lines of the January announcement that transgender boys could join scouting and the 2013 end to the ban on gay members.
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If there's a broad trend toward greater polarization of the electorate along the lines of the presidential election, that might be particularly helpful to Republicans in a conservative area where Mr. Trump won by 15 points.
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She has told me that on most days the Daily Mail's Snapchat story tells her what Emily Ratajkowski is wearing and then something along the lines of MIDDLE SCHOOL TEACHER SPIED ON TEEN STUDENTS IN BATHROOM.
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"Maybe those are years where you have income that's a little bit low and now you can do something along the lines of taking and selling those capital gains at a 285% tax rate," he said.
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In the fall, Mr. Stupak said, he will most likely convert the restaurant to one along the lines of Empellón al Pastor, which focuses on tacos, cocktails and bar snacks from the Mexican and American traditions.
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" Which could, if you're cynically inclined, be read as Facebook dangling a carrot to governments — along the lines of: "We might be able to scratch your security itch, if your regulators don't break up our business.
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Another Malaysian group, the Malaysian Consultative Council for Islamic Organization, is trying to organize an aid flotilla along the lines of the ill-fated one that tried to break an Israeli blockade of Gaza in 2010.
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"I recently read a meme that said something along the lines of 'be in pictures with your kids because when you're gone, the pictures will be all they have left' and it struck a nerve," she explained.
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The Arakan Army has been fighting to create an independent state along the lines of the ancient Arakan kingdom that once ruled the area — and which fell to an invading Burmese army more than two centuries ago.
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What is needed is either an independent commission, along the lines of the one set up to inquire into the events leading up to September 11th 2001, or a bipartisan select committee to investigate the Russia allegations.
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Which also means a high-performance plug-in hybrid along the lines of the Panamera Turbo S E-Hybrid could happen, as Porsche has been touting that the future of their high-end models involves a plug.
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As customization technology improves and measuring technology along the lines of the Zozosuit emerges to help customers capture accurate measurements, experts predict that mass customization will help reduce waste and returns while boosting customer satisfaction and profits.
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About a year and a half ago, Google gave up on the idea of Dart as a direct JavaScript competitor and instead repositioned it as a compile-to-JavaScript language along the lines of TypeScript or CoffeeScript.
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You order them, they come to your door, you rip them out of the box, throw them on your face, and run to the mirror, thinking something along the lines of, please be love at first sight.
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I'd also like to do a separate piece of business through social media along the lines of "10 things you don't know about Hillary Clinton" that would showcase her personality and has a lot of viral potential.
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Facebook and other tech platforms could be subject to know-your-customer laws, along the lines of laws and regulations that require banks to know whose money they're dealing with and where it's coming from and going.
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In an increasingly hostile intercultural environment around the world, in particular recently in Europe, Azerbaijan offers a model of religious and ethnic tolerance and a successful multicultural society, while developing along the lines of European democratic model.
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Russia says the $3 billion, owed from a two-year eurobond issued in December 2013, is bilateral, country-to-country debt and is not up for restructuring along the lines of Ukraine's commercial debt to private creditors.
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It's very difficult to cook recipes like the coconut rice with brussels sprouts and the artichoke crostini with mint pesto and not make dramatic declarations along the lines of: Why don't I eat like this every day?
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Another sector he thinks has future potential is "on-demand" removals, such as wanting to move a couch you have just purchased or sold on eBay, and would operate more along the lines of Uber for removals.
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At one point Roberts said something along the lines of "if the death penalty is constitutional, as it now is ..." I never would have expected those words to come out of the Chief's mouth until they did.
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If oil companies begin to act in an anti-competitive way, along the lines of a Standard Oil from the turn of the last century, it's easier to make broad pronouncements about why they should be smaller.
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It's smiling faux-fabolousness along the lines of what Miss Kittin and The Hacker were doing back in the early 00s, but reimagined by a producer whose penchant for backbending beats grows stronger with each successive release.
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While snow blindness clears after a few days, it will leave you with the unpleasant sensation of having something along the lines of smoldering embers trapped inside your eyes, which is a mild nuisance at very best.
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Trump will also propose a repatriation tax on offshore earnings along the lines of his campaign proposal for a 10 percent levy, versus the 35 percent due on repatriated foreign profits under present law, the official said.
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Yet UD's post-surgical experience -- where words and faces competed to capture space within his brain -- suggests something more along the lines of the model of brain function called "Interactive Specialization," which Johnson originally proposed in 2000.
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It doesn't matter which one, what she was wearing, or whether or not Justin Timberlake was holding her hand — the first thought on your mind was likely something along the lines of, Wow, Jessica Biel looks great.
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You won't find any brownies on Chef Drummer's menu; her sweet and savory dishes are more along the lines of seared duck with cauliflower, chanterelles, and a blueberry gastrique infused with the popular cannabis strain Blue Dream.
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Promising to maintain "the highest standards", Johnson will suggest the EU has already offered a free trade deal along the lines of the one it has with Canada, which does not have to follow the bloc's rules.
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At the same time, the Arakan Army, which is Buddhist, has been fighting its own battle in Rakhine State to create an independent state along the lines of the ancient Arakan kingdom, which once ruled the area.
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After Johnson expelled him and 20 other MPs from the party last month for defying him over Brexit, he floated the idea of a new centrist party along the lines of French President Emmanuel Macron's En Marche.
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He has withdrawn us from the Iran nuclear deal, and then escalated continuously kind of along the lines of exactly what I'm saying, which is bilateral confrontation without a strategy and upping the ante at every stage.
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It calls for ranked choice voting to elect House members, combined with moderately larger districts of three, four or five representatives (drawn by nonpartisan commissions) along the lines of ones used widely in state and local elections.
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"What we're really creating is something like a think tank focused on Matisse," along the lines of the Center for the Advanced Study of the Visual Arts (CASVA), a research institute within the National Gallery in Washington.
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"This is along the lines of rewriting our understanding of the very earliest history of the bird and dinosaur lineage," said Kenneth Angielczyk, a paleobiologist at the Field Museum in Chicago and an author on the study.
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Patrushev also said he supported an idea from Deputy Prime Minister Alexei Gordeyev, a veteran of Russia's farm sector, to create a global grain organisation along the lines of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
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For a panoramic tour of Mr. Szymanski's accumulated meat wisdom, you could call two days ahead and reserve a game-and-beef dinner, $65 for at least four courses along the lines of grilled tongue on watercress.
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Sources tied to the transition team talking to CNN described the organization's internal disagreements -- mainly divided along the lines of establishment Republican operatives against more non-traditional influences on national security issues -- as a "knife fight" on Monday.
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And who cares if this is pure character assassination of Steve Rogers, a good-hearted soldier, along the lines of the faulty idea that "good" characters have to be boring and thus must be made gritty and dark?
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Zaw Htay, a spokesman for Suu Kyi, said Myanmar was ready to begin the repatriation process any time, based along the lines of an agreement with Bangladesh that covered returns of Rohingya to Myanmar in the early 1990s.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Ford Motor Co has no plans to carry out an auto plant shutdown in Canada along the lines of the closure announced by General Motors Co, the head of the automaker's Canadian operation said on Monday.
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Brexit minister Stephen Barclay told BBC TV that persuading enough lawmakers to support the deal would be "challenging" but that, even if it was rejected, he suspected parliament would ultimately support something "along the lines of this deal".
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Foreign institutional shareholders could improve corporate discipline, and Aramco's semi-private status could allow it to turn itself into more of an international oil company along the lines of Norway's Statoil, competing with oil multinationals in overseas markets.
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I love the idea of changing the framing around healthcare, and changing it from a reactionary thing — 'Oh my god, I'm sick, I have to go to the doctor' — to something more along the lines of preventative care.
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Much of the IPO pipeline consists of enterprise-focused businesses more along the lines of Nutanix, which sells data center technology, and Coupa, a provider of software that helps clients track their expenses and invoices in the cloud.
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They said the CFPB changes, including eliminating its complaints database, would make it easier for firms to take advantage of consumers along the lines of the housing crisis, where millions were trapped in mortgages they could not afford.
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At the center of Economy Minister Paulo Guedes's radical tax reform agenda is likely to be some form of single transactions tax, along the lines of the CPMF, sources with direct knowledge of the matter have told Reuters.
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SANTOLI: WOULD A COMPANY, A BROADBAND PROVIDER THAT OWNED A CONTENT BUSINESS, WEIGHTING THAT PROPRIETARY CONTENT AT ZERO AND BEING GOOD FOR CUSTOMERS, IS THAT SOMETHING THAT WOULD BE ALONG THE LINES OF WHAT YOU THINK IS DESIRABLE?
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I don't believe it will be in the form of an on-demand subscription service (too saturated, low margins, label drama with licensing), but something more along the lines of curation that you see already with Discovery video.
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My initial idea of what straight edge music would sound like was more along the lines of ambient music, but that wouldn't make sense considering that you almost have to be on drugs to thoroughly enjoy that shit.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda gave a spirited defense of multilateralism on Tuesday, saying that questioning the value of globalization along the lines of U.S. President Donald Trump was at odds with 21st century reality.
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Weeks later Officer Gingo discussed the matter with a prosecutor, who later claimed Officer Gingo said something along the lines of, "I wasn't sure who it was, so I picked the black guy," according to a court transcript.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced on Thursday the establishment of the post of chief of defense staff for better coordination between the army, air force and navy along the lines of Western military forces.
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The short answer to the Mueller report conundrum is that current law does not provide for any public report along the lines of what independent counsel Kenneth Starr gave Congress after a four-year investigation of President Clinton.
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Along the lines of quality in a low-return environment, Goldman Sachs is directing investors to look at companies that provide strong return on equity, which has leveled off this year around 17% for S&P 500 companies.
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With Republicans in control of both chambers for the next two years, adopting a mechanism along the lines of how corporate law approaches conflicts could do much to defuse the questions that surround the president-elect's business ties.
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To get the aesthetic on-point, she teamed up with designer James Flemons of L.A.-based label Phlemuns, whose recent line featured a lot of reconstructed denim, and "was along the lines of what I wanted," she says.
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Responding to a former Uber engineer's allegations of widespread sexism at the company, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick has called for an "urgent investigation" and threatened to fire anyone found behaving or thinking along the lines of those described.
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"The pattern we're seeing is more along the lines of what you would see as people prepare for a major storm where certain categories, such as cleaning supplies, would be in high demand," a spokesperson for Walmart said.
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Those options are expected to mostly adopt the "tiered" approach to reopening sections of the country -- along the lines of what Trump has laid out -- with the variance being the level and speed of loosening the distancing guidelines.
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"Kanye texts Corey something along the lines of, 'Look, we don't know you, we've never met any of your family members,' " explained Kim, as Disick, Kourtney and Khloé met with Jenner to discuss the matter during season 16.
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If we recognize the need for financing, a deficit-financed tax cut along the lines of the one House Republicans appear to be prepared to unveil is likely to be bad for the economy in the long run.
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A priest's blessing and signage along the lines of "Super-duper evil — keep out!" complete the security arrangements as the Warrens promptly clear off, leaving their young daughter, her babysitter and a bereaved friend to their own devices.
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In place of a new designer, Mr. Rosen hired Isabella Burley, the editor of the British fashion magazine Dazed, to be Helmut Lang's first editor in residence, essentially operating a fashion label along the lines of a magazine.
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Thanks to the popularity of Alexa and the Google Assistant, we've come to believe that there's some kind of winner-take-most (or all) platform war happening along the lines of Windows vs Mac or Android vs iPhone.
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Like that earlier work, in which the late Jan Maxwell played a Washington hostess along the lines of Pamela Harriman, "Dan Cody's Yacht" so heavily favors argument over character that the characters tend to crumble under the burden.
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Also in Facebook news, the company is apparently working on a video chat hardware device, something along the lines of what Cisco or Polycom offer, I believe, but also possibly similar to Amazon's most recent video tablet offering.
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Many G20 members are urging stimulus and better policy coordination, but with no convergence about what to do a deal along the lines of the 1985 Plaza Accord, which reversed a detribalizing surge in the dollar, appears unlikely.
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Moreover, all or a portion of the money may be earmarked for funding private-public partnerships, which could resemble something along the lines of the taxable Build America Bonds that were issued as part of the 2009 stimulus.
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He has already been attacked for his connection to Teach for America; after he released his plan for improving Baltimore's schools, it was dismissed as a corporatist undertaking along the lines of Michael Bloomberg's and Rahm Emanuel's reforms.
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"The second step (past the First Step Act) would be something along the lines of where they are many, that are still incarcerated with extensive sentences, that the First Step Act does not apply to," he said Wednesday.
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