EgoInvesting is one of those tricky areas in which an abundance of brainpower doesn&apost necessarily translate directly into an abundance of returns.
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And boy, do they have an abundance of fidget spinners.
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Out of an abundance of caution, we proactively reset Dell.
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But we can expect an abundance of externally inflicted humiliations.
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Out of an abundance of caution, additional testing is underway.
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An abundance of anxiety, however, is where the trouble starts.
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But Bayonetta 2 is special for an abundance of reasons.
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Big Little Lies has an abundance of complicated, twisty relationships.
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Or inspire an abundance of memes and Twitter parody accounts?
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There's an abundance of missed marketing opportunities in these cards.
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The conservatives, in contrast, suffer from an abundance of parties.
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All around, there's an abundance of edibles and medicinal foliage.
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No Persian meal is complete without an abundance of herbs.
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An abundance of labels, with subtle distinctions, are in play.
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The abundance of courage came from an abundance of faith.
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Necessity gave the picture an abundance of energy and atmosphere.
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There were an abundance of bathroom products by Molton Brown.
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" Another 700 were pulled "out of an abundance of caution.
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Google also had to overcome an abundance of internal turmoil.
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Judy Maguire, a Wits colleague, noted an abundance of errors.
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In California, an abundance of citrus trees fed yet additional recipes.
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Nelsan had that electricity in an abundance I have rarely seen.
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The chain recalled the products out of an abundance of caution.
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Poehler's store has an abundance of reds and whites under $13.
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And yet, I follow an abundance of mommy bloggers on Instagram.
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On the side panels, Gocker provides an abundance of visual stimuli.
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The result is an abundance of games that border on unplayable.
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Spots with an abundance of perfect breaks would just move inland.
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SM: Companies mostly use cryptocurrencies out of an abundance of caution.
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There has been an abundance of such symbolism in recent weeks.
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Technology has brought an abundance of virtual assistants into our lives.
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There's an abundance of evidence that Apple can build something similar.
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None of it involves inaccessible things or an abundance of complexity.
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Sudan has promised foreign investors an abundance of water for irrigation.
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Fame has an abundance of perks that are unparalleled and bountiful.
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It will create an abundance of supply that didn't exist before.
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The show does have stars who dance, an abundance of them.
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House lawyers started researching impeachment "out of an abundance of caution."
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Those shows, despite an abundance of melodramatic twists, are essentially comic.
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Most presidents come to office with an abundance of self-confidence.
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But the wide open country also has an abundance of bison.
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That means an abundance of silliness, absurdity and, of course, destruction.
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With such an abundance of opulence how do you attract buyers?
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There is an abundance of rooms that could be made available.
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For instance, there's always an abundance of sweet potato casserole. Why?
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That leaves an abundance of uncertainty even within the Labor Department.
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That solidarity connects you to an abundance of your own spirit.
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Other attractions include Keleti Station and an abundance of wine bars.
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Both women were transported mostly out of an abundance of caution.
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He has given the world an abundance of lovable, strong individuals.
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Expect an abundance of small, seed checks at one end, an abundance of massive checks for clear, breakout companies at the other, and a dearth of capital for expanding companies with early proof points and market traction.
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There are an abundance of such laws listed in numerous internet sites.
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If you've got an abundance of good herbs, then you're in business.
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Together, we formed an abundance, even if it was a turbulent one.
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Aveanna had an abundance of violations in some of its biggest markets.
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"The abundance of courage came from an abundance of faith," Trump said.
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Since the year began, we've seen an abundance of downright bad ideas.
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Out of an abundance of caution, he deleted his Twitter account entirely.
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"We're going to work from an abundance of caution," de Blasio said.
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That right away limits things, but there's still an abundance of content.
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Festivities include bright parades, an abundance of food, and lots of red.
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Today, the town produces an abundance of peaches, pears, apples, and cherries.
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By any standard, it's an abundance of information, all on one screen.
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Fortunately, there is an abundance of courses online at places like Udemy.
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OHIO: Cleveland has an abundance of gourmet restaurants, lounges, and cocktail bars.
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There was an abundance of NSFW activities that took place this game.
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"The decision was made with an abundance of caution," the team said.
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Out of an abundance of caution, production on Riverdale is currently suspended.
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But this week in particular boasts an abundance of must-see works.
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We do what we queers do — taking scraps and making an abundance.
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LONDON — There is an abundance of award ceremonies this time of year.
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Senator Scott did a self quarantine out of an abundance of caution.
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Dozens more lawmakers have quarantined themselves out of an abundance of caution.
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He is also an uncommon talent with an abundance of baseball smarts.
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It's romantic jazz singing that doesn't demand an abundance of suspended disbelief.
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Memories kept bubbling up, an abundance compared to the thinning years ahead.
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As per usual, there was an abundance of solid releases this week.
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There is whimsical, bright Fauvist color, but also an abundance of black.
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After her first night back on stage, Miles received an abundance of praise.
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Far from the center of each galaxy is an abundance of neutral hydrogen.
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"I think it was an abundance of caution to do that," he said.
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There is ample leisure time and an abundance of everything anyone could need.
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Sprained fingers, bruised and swollen flesh—all blooming around an abundance of tattoos.
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Anyone who knows me knows that I have an abundance of celebrity crushes.
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Mr Puryear notes an abundance of one thing and a scarcity of another.
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Most airports have an abundance of the former and zero of the latter.
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When you are in your 20s, you have an abundance of it, right?
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What's more, all the competitors receive an abundance of investor and media interest.
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Its diminutive shell contains an abundance of RAM, teraflops, and other expensive bits.
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The region's impressive clean-energy production is boosted by an abundance of hydropower.
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This brief shutdown seems to just be due to an abundance of caution.
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A huge energy exporter, Canada is blessed with an abundance of renewable sources.
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"The Universal three energy offers an abundance of problem-solving energy," Bender adds.
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Out of an abundance of caution we are complying with the FDA's request.
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He's also said the company produced and mishandled an abundance of scrap material.
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Police searched and cleared the area "in an abundance of caution," he said.
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"The terminal was evacuated out of an abundance of caution," the agency said.
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There are banana trees, but also papayas, soursop and an abundance of herbs.
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There's an abundance of culture and natural beauty, unbelievable landscapes and stunning architecture.
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After plants became widespread on land, they left behind an abundance of fossils.
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At that the same time, there has to be an abundance of caution.
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"We're going to work from an abundance of caution," Mr. de Blasio said.
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There is an abundance of nice men, but I'm not drawn to them . . .
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Would there be an abundance of infinity pools and virtual reality bowling alleys?
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In recent years, an abundance of small producers has hit the international market.
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Without official regulations or an abundance of clinical evidence, it isn't really clear.
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The Defense Department says the numbers are driven by an abundance of caution.
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"These steps are being taken out of an abundance of caution," Reid said.
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There was an abundance of these types of items located throughout the store.
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Outwardly, he has displayed an abundance of confidence that he will be cleared.
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It's a rollercoaster ride of emotions — one that requires an abundance of tissues.
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"Because I know there is an abundance and I will always have enough."
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"There are just an abundance of candidates in Iowa right now," Closson said.
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The cruise line said the suspension was out of an abundance of caution.
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Jeffers paints an abundance of rich, dynamic purples: skies, bodies, cities and sundresses.
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As it happens, there is an abundance of data on Mr. Carlson's side.
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Tantra helped him "maintain an abundance of joy during the process," he says.
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A cybersecurity overhaul of this magnitude will, of course, require an abundance of talent.
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Fracking has left the United States with an abundance of natural gas as well.
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"We have an abundance of the white stuff," an A.C. Moore employee told CNBC.
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"For an abundance of caution we've exercised this condition," Iluka spokesman Robert Porter said.
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Traveling by train often requires an abundance of ramps, as any wheelchair user knows.
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Lately, you might have noticed an abundance of pictures showing the rings of Saturn.
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Police are conducting a sweep of the lot out of an abundance of caution.
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Taiping "is blessed with an abundance of high-quality freshwater," President Ma later explained.
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But he cautions that an abundance of options does not a good artist make.
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We acted quickly and closed this single restaurant out of an abundance of caution.
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It's 15 by 15 feet with high ceilings and an abundance of north light.
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The company said it proceeded with the recall out of an abundance of caution.
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The Steam Summer Sale has begun, bringing an abundance of good deals for gamers.
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There are no kangaroos, but I do have an abundance of sunshine and friends.
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The shale boom has created an abundance of natural gas in the United States.
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Many technology companies have an abundance of programming talent that lack in statistical rigor.
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Some good news: Across the coast, there's been an abundance of baby sea stars.
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Essentially, and despite our resource abundance, we also have an abundance of red tape.
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The result was an abundance of interesting application prototypes to revamp the arcade platform.
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Two walls of the studio are windows, so there is an abundance of light.
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These days, thankfully, there's an abundance of goodies for all textures and protective styles.
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Public understanding of the space has also been hindered by an abundance of silliness .
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But a Reuters reporter who toured the area observed an abundance of Sanders supporters.
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Nonetheless, they have an abundance of the team spirit that Chelsea so conspicuously lack.
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Woods listed an abundance of privacy and no paparazzi as the main selling points.
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Disney announced it was moving the film's release out of an abundance of caution.
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" But, "in an abundance of caution and upon the advice of his doctor, Sen.
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More specifically, has an abundance of elite shooting made offense more important than defense?
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Plan on arriving with plenty of time to explore, and an abundance of patience.
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This lethargic film delivers an abundance of haunted-house clichés and few genuine scares.
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" He said he would remain at his home "out of an abundance of caution.
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In fact, so did fairly expensive materials, including an abundance of marble and steel.
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Instead, studies recommend you adopt an abundance mentality to turbocharge your confidence and success.
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The captain made the prudent decision to return out of an abundance of caution.
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In an abundance of caution, our digital partners ran tests that followed extensive training.
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This is harrowing family saga but written with an abundance of wit and tenderness.
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Car-top screens could add an abundance of mobile platforms to such targeted advertising.
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We did so out of a sense of concern and an abundance of caution.
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More importantly, those with an abundance mindset make decisions based on the Big Picture.
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This lover of love paired her pink tree with an abundance of rose decor.
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"Out of an abundance of caution," the resort has closed for the time being.
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He underwent tests at hospital "out of an abundance of caution," the team noted.
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Mr. Bezos said he was approaching his space project with an abundance of patience.
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On the surface having an abundance of free time sounds like a great thing.
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There was an abundance of military-lite Maharishi, some shrug-worthy Kenzo and APC.
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An abundance of resistance genes has been found in bacteria floating in Beijing's smog.
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The XE 35t AWD R-Sport does its thing with an abundance of restraint.
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The groups arguing for continued listing see the need for an abundance of caution.
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We also find an abundance of qinghao—a bitter wormwood that's fantastic for digestion.
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An abundance of other available feeds, especially U.S. corn, was also limiting interest in sorghum.
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As such, there aren't an abundance of films that pay tribute to this important organization.
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Newsom said the state has an "abundance" of energy and power shutoffs are not imminent.
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Pharrell Williams is a busy man these days, with an abundance of projects in motion.
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But that's not from a lack of "deserving" activists to feature — it's from an abundance.
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It is likely to be the last chance to deliver on an abundance of promise.
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With Jupiter in sunny Leo, you're also blessed with an abundance of health and vitality.
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Instead, she credits her long life to one thing – living with an abundance of love.
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At first, authorities had to take the claim seriously out of an abundance of caution.
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And of course, Florida, with an abundance of gators, is the perfect spot for them.
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The Triangle's waters teem with an abundance of life almost unmatched elsewhere on the planet.
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We live in a time where an abundance of media is nostalgic for the 1980s.
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But not every developer thinks Apple is acting solely out of an abundance of caution.
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However, to compensate for this, they have an abundance of a different type of fat.
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It was just me, myself, and I processing an abundance of changes that kept me.
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An abundance of borders has long divided the continent's 54 countries, limiting economies of scale.
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The blood of Komodo dragons, the world's largest lizards, has an abundance of antimicrobial peptides.
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"Out of an abundance of caution, we decided to temporarily suspend MAX flights," Boeing said.
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From a narrow perspective, adtech has an abundance of companies that are impossible to differentiate.
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The company earned a stunning $9 billion valuation and an abundance of news media attention.
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The clams casino used tough clams, chopped and weighed down by an abundance of breadcrumbs.
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That being said, we are reinforcing locations around city, out of an abundance of caution.
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"We are supporting this proactive step out of an abundance of caution," the company said.
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The prosecutor, however, declined to charge it out of an abundance of caution and magnanimity.
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Thanks to the shale revolution, the United States has an abundance of cheap natural gas.
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Drivers should exercise an abundance of caution when they're operating a vehicle in the winter.
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In the 19th-century, an abundance of Victorian mermaid iconography furthered this representation of Sirens.
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Warm weather and an abundance of fun plans make frugality even less appealing than usual.
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Colombia Rising The region called the Llanos Orientales is vast, with an abundance of wildlife.
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The reason appeared to be an abundance of caution over spoiling the mobile user experience.
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Steavenson has such an abundance of material that it's never clear what story she's telling.
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They offer an abundance of cheap power, but it comes and goes with the weather.
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" But, he said, "We are supporting this proactive step out of an abundance of caution.
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Meanwhile, an abundance of trash and contamination in Rio's waters threatened to make athletes sick.
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Now, he said, they have an abundance of challengers to choose from in most places.
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The melted snow in ski areas fills streams and rivers with an abundance of water.
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Gaetz on Tuesday said he's continuing to self-quarantine out of an abundance of caution.
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Floors are honed travertine and Thai rosewood, and there is an abundance of teak cabinetry.
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In other words, an abundance of ventilators today could turn into far too few tomorrow.
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We are activating these measures out of an abundance of caution and until further notice.
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"You see an abundance of Steadicam shots that are completely ridiculous," Mr. De Palma said.
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An abundance of items on the menu that weren't Italian dishes -- like tapas and hamburgers.
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Driven Wherever there's an abundance of rain and snow, it seems Subaru rules the roads.
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But across the league's Original Six franchises, there is an abundance of experience and anecdotes.
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Successful people adopt an "abundance" mindset — they believe their talents are not limited or finite.
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Pelosi has also suggested Democrats don't require an abundance of new information to take action.
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There was an abundance of praise of Yeshua, and much passionate, less than fluent Hebrew.
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China's tariffs could hurt America's energy companies planning to export an abundance liquefied natural gas.
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Miches also has an abundance of natural attractions that make it an Instagram gold mine.
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So, out of an abundance of caution, we made the decision to close school today.
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And in an abundance of safety, we quickly secured warrants and took him into custody.
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The admins said that they took their groups "secret" out of an abundance of caution.
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Unfortunately for Mrs May, an abundance of pragmatic MPs does not make her life much easier.
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This is especially true at the early stage in the absence of an abundance of data.
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The Great Other's true name cannot be spoken by humans; luckily, there's an abundance of nicknames.
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Luckily Rioja, Spain, is one place in the world where you'll find an abundance of both.
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"We are beginning to have an abundance of gas in Argentina," the Energy Ministry official said.
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In addition, an abundance of concrete has worsened urban flooding, and made cities hotter, environmentalists say.
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Out of an abundance of caution, the company said it was temporarily suspending its Chicago service.
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That vacuum of information has led to an abundance of fake news about the Steam platform.
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She is a music and fashion icon with an abundance of hits under her leather belt.
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Private valuations have been driven upward by an abundance of capital pushing valuations higher and higher.
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Energy is to come entirely from renewable sources, thanks to an abundance of sun and wind.
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The concept of a cure is now slightly more real, albeit with an abundance of caution.
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However, this may be due to an abundance of caution as opposed to any real risk.
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The voluntary recall is being done out of what appears to be an abundance of caution.
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I keep my meals simple so I don't have to shop for an abundance of ingredients.
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"We're recalling this product out of an abundance of caution," the company said on its website.
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So out of an abundance of caution, the UK suggested women simply avoid drinking while pregnant.
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I have an abundance of wine, and also champagne that is passed around for a toast.
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N159 measures about 150 light-years across and it contains an abundance of hot young stars.
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Out of an abundance of caution, all of the air filters on the aircraft were replaced.
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While good employees are as tough as nails, their talent gives them an abundance of options.
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But plants don't just give us oxygen; they also give us an abundance of healthy food.
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If you eat out with any regularity, you'll notice an abundance of steak tartare on menus.
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Furthermore, the USNWC has requested additional testing specific to this issue in an abundance of caution.
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If you are excited about an abundance of opportunities and rapid growth then you should thrive.
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Iowa had notable strengths in health care, an abundance of older residents and overall well-being.
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Technology gives us clear patterns; online shopping offers simple ways to navigate an abundance of choice.
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Also spotted on the runway was an abundance of gothic black feathers à la Sansa Stark.
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And it's not like Kasich has an abundance of cash on the super-PAC side, either.
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Manchester City, the team Sancho left two years ago, has an abundance of wealth in attack.
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The latter, known as a modified-risk tobacco product application, requires an abundance of scientific evidence.
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Out of an abundance caution, the captain returned to Buffalo Airport where the plane landed safely.
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" "Out of an abundance of caution, all White House tours have been temporarily suspended effective immediately.
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Reformatting "An Abundance of Katherines," a book that has footnotes and mathematical equations, was especially tricky.
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" Miller said that this was out of an "abundance of caution not because they are sick.
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The campaign said it was acting out of an "abundance of caution" amid the coronavirus crisis.
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Regardless of your topic, The Times is bound to have an abundance of information on it.
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It has a ban on alcohol and an abundance of beat-up Mercedes discarded from Europe.
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One wall of the studio is full of windows, so there is an abundance of light.
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You might give more weight to a grid unsullied by partials or an abundance of abbreviations.
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"We did this out of an abundance of caution for public health," a Luján spokeswoman said.
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Companies like Facebook, Google, and IBM have canceled major conferences out of an abundance of caution.
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There's an abundance of love and romance and sex on "Crashing," much of it completely charming.
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Out of an abundance of caution the Capitol will be closed to visitors effective tomorrow pic.twitter.
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Scott said he had no symptoms and was quarantining out of an abundance of caution. Rep.
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On March 22, I suspended face-to-face campaign events out of an abundance of caution.
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In an abundance of caution, he got an appointment at the mobile clinic on Monday morning.
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There is an abundance of related movements that are focused on finances and living debt-free.
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Symptoms emerged days after the fact, and they were treated out of an abundance of caution.
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That regulation was made last week out of "an abundance of caution," according to Navy officials.
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But the rapid population decline had a silver lining: an abundance of open, affordable housing options.
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It's a strange culture, to be sure, made more interesting by an abundance of name-dropping.
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Facebook has canceled its Global Marketing Summit, saying it was "out of an abundance of caution."
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The move is being taken out of "an abundance of caution," a Pacific Fleet spokesman said.
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Fluffy duvets and an abundance of pillows look their best on rainy, overcast days like these.
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Robertson said the field of surgery has unique demands but also an "abundance" of unique rewards.
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Abramovich said spoofing was "very easy" and cited an abundance of open source software for robocalling.
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The parka provides its amazing insulation thanks to an abundance of large 800-fill down baffles.
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The meeting was the latest extraordinary twist in a case with an abundance of bizarre episodes.
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There is an abundance of night-life options nearby, especially along Rush Street and Division Street.
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For starters, Destiny 2 is an astonishing value proposition, turning $60 into an abundance of entertainment.
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Today, there's an abundance of groups, programs, networks, and platforms designed to encourage and boost female entrepreneurship.
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Norway is traditionally known as an oil producer and is home to an abundance of natural resources.
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Sumba, like much of Indonesia, is blessed with an abundance of natural wind, solar, and flowing water.
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Prices have been under pressure recently amid fears of an abundance of supply and not enough demand.
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What could be predictable in its efforts to be topical, though, yields an abundance of pleasant surprises.
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When it comes to dating, British mothers have an abundance of life experience, advice and pro tips.
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Those who did have flood insurance said they did so only out of an abundance of caution.
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Out of an abundance of caution, we also increased detection and monitoring to further protect affected accounts.
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It's fast, has an abundance of range (up to 50 miles), and it's built like a tank.
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"We have started an investigation out of an abundance of caution," GoPro spokesperson Jeff Brown told Gizmodo.
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Fracking has lead to an abundance of oil and natural gas, greatly driving down the market price.
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It's obvious: Netflix offers an abundance of options for spending time together in an air-conditioned room.
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I've got such an abundance of it around me, so that's really the whole concept of Wheelers.
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In just the first six episodes, there's an abundance of #BigMoods to be found in their shenanigans.
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Beyond the safety checks, though, it certainly seems as if Samsung's practicing an abundance of caution here.
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Yet the account portrayed Fed officials as waiting to raise rates largely from an abundance of caution.
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Tuesday on CNBC's "Fast Money, " Nathan noted that there was an abundance of bearish activity this week.
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This year, an abundance of supply globally from new projects has pushed spot prices to record lows.
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So it's no surprise that many have ostensibly created these policies out of an abundance of caution.
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The darkness comes from a dearth of ice at the surface and an abundance of organic molecules.
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An abundance of sleek wood creates a Scandinavian feel, coupled with minimal decor and a neutral palette.
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By September 3, they had secured the title and along with it an abundance of investor interest.
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The captain flew back to Buffalo "out of an abundance of caution" and the plane landed safely.
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Out of an abundance of caution, Rodgers said, he ordered more paper ballots to the polling place.
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The live in places with an abundance of land, plants, and general greenness, removed from the populace.
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By the 1960s, playground development got a boost from an abundance of public funding and new materials.
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He applied to work at Fiat, but was rejected to due an abundance of unemployed war veterans.
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It said it's recalling nuggets produced during the same product run out of an abundance of caution.
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"It is important to know that our actions are out of an abundance of caution," she said.
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When we eat whole foods we're getting an abundance of other nutrients: vitamins, minerals, phytonutrients, hydration, fiber.
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The White House said it was done out of an abundance of caution due to the coronavirus.
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Trump got tested the same night as the President was tested, out of an abundance of caution.
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"We're so close to nature, there's an abundance of things you can find and use," he said.
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Israel is another good bet, as is Italy — Turin, for example, has an abundance of vegetarian restaurants.
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The church canceled all activities including church services until further notice out of an abundance of caution.
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They found that the milk contains an abundance of oligosaccharides, carbohydrates that babies are incapable of digesting.
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YouTube also features an abundance of gaming content, including esports talent and instructional videos by gaming personalities.
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I could be an abundance of things here in the city and get away with it, too.
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The son has an abundance of recollections, but no answers to the enigma that was his father.
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What we get instead of narrative momentum is a richness of theme and an abundance of detail.
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" The company said it would remove another 700 booths for testing "out of an abundance of caution.
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Known for an abundance of bushland and sandy beaches, the area has become recognized for its food.
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Celebrate New Year's Eve with an abundance of specials, or kick back and watch standup on Netflix.
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Yet there is an abundance of untouched wonders across the US that very few travelers know about.
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The living room has an ornate fireplace and oversize windows that bring in an abundance of light.
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Critic's Notebook There's a wheelchair onstage at the Belasco Theater, and it's drawing an abundance of attention.
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The wedding took place at the musician's Windsor home and there was an abundance of red roses.
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Few countries are blessed with such an abundance of golf riches as Ireland and Northern Ireland are.
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The tight budget at her Los Angeles public school meant there wasn't an abundance of art supplies.
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Bowman was an abundantly talented writer (maybe too abundantly; hang on) with an abundance of bad luck.
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This action is out of an abundance of caution because the background investigation has not been completed.
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Individuality and an abundance of different circumstances were reduced to a huddled mass shackled at the ankles.
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Still, out of an abundance of caution, American Humane stopped filming of any more scenes with the dog.
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"Out of an abundance of caution, a voluntary recall is being made," General Mills said in a statement.
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So an abundance of investors looking on the dim side of things doesn't in itself mean the Dec.
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Employment in such areas has been able to grow, in part, because of an abundance of cheap labour.
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Alibaba's leading market share on top of an abundance of untapped opportunities in China bodes well moving forward.
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Users are constantly acting and interacting on the matching platform, which provides an abundance of data for Love.
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No injuries were reported, and the campus was evacuated out of "an abundance of caution," the school said.
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Alas, even though there's now an abundance of choice of curved displays, none of them are particularly cheap.
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Specifically, an abundance of grasses and other vegetation from the previous winter (2016-2017) were left to burn.
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Politicians do enter: an abundance of unemployed young men are easy recruits to gangs raised to intimidate opponents.
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But the new study suggests that an abundance of leaking methane can negate that benefit of natural gas.
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"Dreamers: How Young Indians are Changing the World", Ms Poonam's first book, contains an abundance of bombastic characters.
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This action was taken out of an abundance of caution because the background investigation has not been completed.
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For instance, the country has an abundance of sunshine – over 2,500 hours per year, according to the government.
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What is it about ignorance that seems to encourage an abundance of snark in those afflicted with it?
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Lyft also said the bikes were being removed for the time being out of an abundance of caution.
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"[Davis] has an abundance of the very best qualities any human being can share with others," he said.
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The table settings featured an abundance of flowers and plants, and tables were decorated with cards showing constellations.
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The Sheraton Atlanta has closed "out of an abundance of caution ... while we await the results," Peduzzi said.
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Nonetheless, out of an abundance of caution, we have stopped the sale of this product while we investigate.
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Alexa Hampton made an enticing tented room with touches of rose and an abundance of neo-classical references.
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SXSW is famous for an abundance of tacos and house parties, and in 213, blockchain was among them.
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We continue to monitor all flights out of an abundance of caution and will provide updates as necessary.
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Cape Breton has an abundance of affordable housing, some even on the water or with stunning island views.
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It's spring, which means there's an abundance of blink-and-you'll-miss-them flight deals in the air.
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Although law enforcement tells TMZ there are no known threats, it is out of an abundance of caution.
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"The company is issuing this recall out of an abundance of caution," Sabra said in a news release.
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Crop progress has lagged in parts of the Eastern Corn Belt owing to an abundance of rainy days.
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He noted that when the indicator drops below 30, it shows an abundance of selling in the market.
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Wall Street analysts this week saw an abundance of companies they say may be prime candidates for takeovers.
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Whalers deviated from these shipping lanes to find far-flung areas known for an abundance of marine mammals.
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It is easy, when one has only ever known an abundance of freedom, to take it for granted.
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These places have high home values, an abundance of kids under 10, and houses that are close together.
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As Americans, we are extremely fortunate to live in a country blessed with an abundance of energy resources.
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With an abundance of hard seltzer at our disposal, it can be difficult to sift through the noise.
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There is an abundance of research showing people get more satisfaction from experiences than they do from possessions.
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Delta told Atlanta-based WSB-TV that the plane diverted to Tampa "out of an abundance of caution."
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It added that, "out of an abundance of caution," there will be increased police presence at county schools.
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The story of Nash's season has been the inability to finish on an abundance of great scoring chances.
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Initial analysis of this data picked up simple organic molecules, and also detected an abundance of molecular hydrogen.
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The terminal, completed in 2004, is grand with high ceilings and an abundance of marble and Jerusalem stone.
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So the success rate is good for players, but it probably results in an abundance of an oversupply.
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And try an "abundance" mind-set, meaning that if one offer doesn't work out, something better will happen.
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"Out of an abundance of caution, Meadows received testing which came back negative," Meadows spokesman Ben Williamson said.
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An abundance of coal, oil and natural gas has been, at best, a mixed blessing for rural Americans.
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Murtaugh cited an "abundance of caution because of the coronavirus outbreak," and said that it would be rescheduled.
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So many people and companies are acting out of an abundance of caution, which itself fuels economic contraction.
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Poland has an abundance of good-but-unspectacular professionals, but it is Lewandowski that sets the team alight.
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China reopened its economy, but must exercise an abundance of caution to prevent a resurgence of the virus.
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In my view, it was basically because of an abundance of resources and sometimes innovation requires a shoestring.
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With an abundance of land and an under-abundance of cash, Arnie gleefully invents new forms of entertainment.
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We are operating out of an abundance of caution and the utmost dedication to keeping our Tweeps healthy.
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Out of an abundance of caution, we are sharing additional guidelines pertaining to travel that are effective immediately.
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He found an abundance of natural beauty, hot springs, Alpine forests and pride in the town's Mongolian heritage.
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Although her prose can be rough, it's always energetic, encompassing an abundance of inventive descriptions and striking metaphors.
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There is still an abundance of other Nazi material available on Amazon, much of it with favorable reviews.
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This removal was out of an abundance of caution and was not initiated by any known, immediate threat.
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This Valentine's Day fan kept her decor more simple, using white hearts and an abundance of twinkly lights.
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At the time, the space was filled with an abundance of sneakers, long-sleeved workout shirts, and leggings.
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On the elk preserve, the rare native coastal prairies are returning, bringing an abundance of wildlife with it.
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No matter when you glance at the tool, there is always an abundance of arcs on the graph.
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Critics caution against expecting shortages of lithium as there is an abundance of it in the earth's crust.
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Schultz said he's seen an "abundance of empty storefronts across the country," predicting that rents would fall further.
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I am concerned about lowering impeachment standards to fit a paucity of evidence and an abundance of anger.
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Other patients, perhaps worried over reports of eclipse damage, visited out of an abundance of caution, he said.
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I think the trade-off for an abundance of long theme entries was worth it in this puzzle.
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Out of an abundance of caution, the ABC show "Grey's Anatomy" has postponed production of its 16th season.
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Poland has an abundance of good-but-unspectacular professionals, but it is Lewandowski who sets the team alight.
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BURT Bacharach is a singer/songwriter who wrote an abundance of songs you don't know that you know.
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IN china, it's been compounded by eight bull years where a lot of money came from R&D funds ,from state funds, and so there has been an abundance of capital with an abundance of opportunity, and these kinds of trends generally don't last, and in many cases they end badly.
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Researchers have found an abundance of new phases of matter in recent years such as quasicrystals and time crystals.
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A couple of partiers reclined in a claw foot tub; an abundance of houseplants conjured a garden in hell.
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These trilobite-like arthropods lived in huge numbers, leaving an abundance of fossilized traces in England, Scandinavia, and Russia.
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They found an abundance of "hard" X-rays, which are 10 times more powerful than your average X-ray.
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Riggsby reiterates the rarity of Roman tables of contents within literary works, but there was an abundance of indices.
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It would be economically viable, with natural resources such as gas and phosphates and an abundance of educated people.
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And I'm pro-life, pro the woman's life, pro the family's life, and pro having an abundance of life.
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Dish Network possesses an abundance of valuable spectrum that it's currently not putting to use, so that's one possibility.
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No known threats however in an abundance of caution, we will be providing extra patrol at places of worship.
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Places with an abundance of wind, such as China, are curtailing wind farms to keep coal plants in business.
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Similar to the dot-com era, an abundance of capital is chasing a much smaller pool of quality companies.
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Corrupt African leaders, of whom there is still an abundance, can always find foreign enablers to launder the loot.
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I know he will now enjoy doggie heaven where there will be an abundance of greenies just for him.
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"We are applying an abundance of caution as no such incidents have been reported globally," Audi of America said.
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And it has added an abundance of oil and gas to world markets that has benefited energy consumers everywhere.
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The air on Mars is thinner than Earth's, containing mere traces of oxygen and an abundance of carbon dioxide.
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Aside from a progressive community and an abundance of land, Palkovitz was lured by the Remote Worker Grant Program.
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In a blog post, Twitter wrote that out "an abundance of caution," it's asking users to consider changing passwords.
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But out of an abundance of caution, Hell's Kitchen has removed the drink item at issue from the menu.
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An abundance of coalmines makes it a working class area, which bloomed during Communist times until Yugoslavia fell apart.
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It's too early for them to mate in February, with a scarcity of food and an abundance of predators.
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While Captain Jack is certainly Doctor Who's most prominent pansexual, the show features an abundance of other LGBTQ characters.
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" — Abby D. Phillip (@abbydphillip) March 13, 2019 "We are supporting this proactive step out of an abundance of caution.
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He merely said they were operating out of an abundance of caution to preserve the integrity of the investigation.
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An abundance of luscious grapes and juicy figs beckoned, along with great baskets of quinces, lemons, oranges and pomegranates.
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An abundance of spaceflight companies has cropped up recently, with each looking to make their mark on the industry.
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Consumers are enjoying an abundance of movies, news, sports and entertainment, available anytime and anyplace, in-home or out.
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But he insisted that even an abundance of such signs could never, on their own, establish belief in progress.
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These streets guarantee a Halloween-friendly atmosphere due to an abundance of kids under 10 and high home values.
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Ms. Duguid's discoveries on these intrepid travels are shared in stories and pictures, along with an abundance of recipes.
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Dahleen said his biggest challenge in early retirement will be transitioning from a scarcity mindset to an abundance mindset.
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Kubrick's gleeful machinery, waltzing in time to Strauss, had bounded past an abundance of human misery on the ground.
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With an abundance of mountains and urban areas, Tennessee offers residents a variety of lifestyles while still being affordable.
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There is an abundance of material in the 448-page Mueller report with unanswered questions that should be pursued.
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An abundance of literature and pop culture warns us of its trickiness, and often, personal experience emphasizes the point.
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Her SS17 collection at the 2016 Lagos Fashion and Design Week incorporated an abundance of fluid and sheer fabrics.
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Be it via Twitter accounts, livestreams, or apps, there's an abundance of space riches to enjoy on the go.
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Friday's broadcast received a fair amount of criticism on social media for what viewers considered an abundance of commercials.
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Safe winter driving requires an abundance of caution, with defensive driving techniques employed and extra vigilance behind the wheel.
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An abundance of cheap properties fueled buying by U.S. and overseas investors hoping to make money from Detroit's resurgence.
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You're in high demand, which can manifest as an abundance of offers requesting the service of your powerful mind.
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That wave was obviously headed by Cardi B, but there is an abundance of others to get familiar with.
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There is, of course, an abundance of dude humor à la Judd Apatow, who produced the film, sprinkled throughout.
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There is an abundance of historical data demonstrating the close relationship between energy, gross domestic product and price levels.
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It is the path taken when there is an abundance of clear evidence, one of the Vatican sources said.
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An abundance of panhandlers and sidewalk sleepers in Manhattan feeds an anecdotal sense that homelessness is out of control.
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Bogs are generally more open, characterized by an abundance of sphagnum, a superabsorbent moss, and the accretion of peat.
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The annual sled dog race across Alaska, which is set to start on Saturday, has an abundance of snow.
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Sure, it would be done out of an abundance of caution, given that he almost certainly hasn't been infected.
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Critics worry that out of an abundance of caution, moderators are likely to interpret truthfulness to the authorities' advantage.
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Its devotion to open discourse is drawing an abundance of troublemakers who threaten to drive out the well-intentioned.
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There are ceramic tile floors and stained-gray hardwood floors throughout, as well as an abundance of oversize windows.
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It is still decidedly affluent, boasting an abundance of quiet, leafy streets with English names like Kensington and Yorkshire.
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An abundance of bike lanes makes commuting by B-Cycle shared bikes and Lime electric scooters an easy option.
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Of course, we now have teleconferencing and an abundance of social media and other forms of remote, digital interaction.
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Researchers recently hauled up specimens from a layer of the world's seas that contains an abundance of aquatic life.
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Out of an abundance of caution and to keep the helicopter crew safe, the pilot pulled the emergency release.
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White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham has begun working from home out of an abundance of caution, CNBC reported.
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Sonoma County, with an abundance of wealth, vineyards and aging baby boomers, is fertile territory for Mr. Atkinson's experiment.
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An abundance of international media coverage about the troubles with the United States' response has boosted Beijing's propaganda effort.
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The area used to have an abundance of fish, but the numbers have drastically declined because of climate change.
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"We have seen an abundance of images with fireworks above Hong Kong's skyline," Mr. Lam wrote in an email.
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The components used to make vaccines are safe; some have even been removed out of an abundance of caution.
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A spacious kitchen with stone floors is outfitted with stainless-steel appliances, an abundance of cabinets and granite counters.
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"Out of an abundance of caution, GM has placed a temporary restriction on travel to China," the company said.
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Amazon has spent years filling its own app store with an abundance of games, apps, books, and video content.
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There was an abundance of physical evidence at the crime scene, none of which linked them to the killing.
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The slow labor of cooking becomes a way of reclaiming time, of letting herself imagine an abundance of it.
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There is an abundance of top-quality soccer available in New York City, if you know where to look.
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While they provide protein feed for animals, they also produce an abundance of oil, starch and fiber for biofuels.
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But that was because a technological revolution made it easier to extract an abundance of gas from shale formations.
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An abundance of heirs mixed with patriarchal lines of succession that fail to produce talented leaders can be disastrous.
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Tear up a piece of bread to make a mountain of crumbs and declare it an abundance of food.
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The plan may well work in Manhattan and Downtown Brooklyn, where riders have an abundance of public transit options.
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And in spite of an abundance of arcane historical information, Mr. Odell said, there were few questions involving minorities.
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And that future requires an abundance of data and an effective way to communicate that data in real time.
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So can inadequate lighting and an abundance of out-of-the-way areas where people can commit violence unobserved.
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But more than ever, 2017 has been about Jay showing us that there's still an abundance to be shared.
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The angst in Europe stems in part from French, German, and British surprise that despite their concerted efforts to change President Trump's mind, he maintained his long-held core belief about the deal: Wooing Iran with an abundance of carrots has been disastrous, whereas pressuring Iran with an abundance of sticks looks promising.
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People who've been around firearms can quickly spot when filmmakers add an abundance of flash coming out of the muzzle.
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"We have started an investigation out of an abundance of caution," GoPro spokesperson Jeff Brown told Gizmodo at the time.
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This is something that came with the smartphone: An abundance of images are thrown at us constantly, all day long.
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The world, filled with all its challenges and struggles, is also still filled with an abundance of love and joy.
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Here, crumpled paper resembled whimsical origami and an abundance of white mixed randomly with flecks and bursts of vibrant color.
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So out of an abundance of caution, the family took him to Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital, the outlet reported.
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This year's campaign trail has been nontraditional to say the least, with an abundance of memes stemming from each debate.
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But, Faber broke ground and drew an abundance of interest to the then-unfashionable lower weight classes in the sport.
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Throughout the set, the producer also offers an abundance of commentary, proving some things about the artist stay the same.
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The airline said the flight was diverted to Denver in an "abundance of caution" because of an unspecified security concern.
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The expert says there is an abundance of information from credible sources online, such as the CDC, WebMD, Sex, Etc.
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The Stillwater prison remained on lockdown Thursday out of an "abundance of caution" as prisoners' behaviors are monitored, Roy said.
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In a statement to Oregon broadcaster KGW, Amazon said that it made the decision "out of "an abundance of caution.
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Early summer is particularly when an abundance of cats of all ages are available for adoption, reports A Cat Hospital.
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In this regard, there appears to be an abundance of content to enjoy even if you're not into creating levels.
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The letter was sent to lawmakers "out of an abundance of caution," a senior law enforcement official told NBC News.
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The company said it was exercising "an abundance of caution" in postponing the launch, but wanted to be absolutely sure.
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Grey Gardens has an abundance of all three, so naturally it has become an enduring cult classic among fashion folk.
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Caterpillar said demand for new heavy machinery has suffered because of global economic weakness and an abundance of used equipment.
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Since it's the week between Christmas and New Year's Eve, a lot of people have an abundance of free time.
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Rather, higher offshore wealth is correlated with factors such as political and economic instability and an abundance of natural resources.
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There is an abundance of evidence that groups with diverse views and cognitive styles make better decisions than homogenous ones.
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They only mate every few years when a particular tree, called a rimu tree, puts out an abundance of fruit.
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Instead, they strive for an abundance of money because it gives them more freedom and security than they'll ever need.
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To the delight of many, scientists using Kepler have found an abundance of exoplanets, or planets outside our solar system.
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"The weather could turn, competition could shift, there could be an abundance of inventory in the wrong place," she said.
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So, the LCBO lists, liquor on top of your fridge, an abundance of chase—this a house built on booze.
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It kept inventories lean heading into the fourth quarter, when an abundance of product weighed on many of its competitors.
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Luckily, I was with a large group, gorgeous weather and an abundance of tequila, so Mexico was still a blast.
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"They have an abundance of local food (in some places) but have cultural value attached to (processed foods)," Waqanivalu said.
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But the capesize market remained overtonnaged with an abundance of ships available for loading in March, the Singapore broker added.
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Floor-to-ceiling windows provide residents with an abundance of natural light and an unhindered view of the lush surroundings.
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There's an abundance of things to be shocked about in Alien: Covenant, the latest installment of Ridley Scott's Alien franchise.
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While Crunch and Planet Fitness have an abundance of locations in Brooklyn and Queens, Equinox has focused on Manhattan locations.
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Vietnam is a country with an abundance of natural beauty, from limestone islands to paddy fields to sprawling, mountainous terrain.
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The home is decorated with an assortment of traditional furnishings and antiques, many from England, and an abundance of art.
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There is now an abundance of "Silicon Alley" talent in New York City — where rents have surged — to draw upon.
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The fight sequences, as usual, are played at an operatic level, with an abundance of punches blocked by somebody's face.
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Celenza brings an abundance of food knowledge to dishes like gnocchi in a bacon cream sauce for $1.96 per serving.
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The person he knew, he said, was a determined student with an abundance of friends and a string of girlfriends.
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An abundance of oil companies can supply fuel and T&R has in place contingent physical security of supply contracts.
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Today, mass production and an abundance of cheap knockoffs have rendered conspicuous consumption unremarkable at best and gauche at worst.
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It offers an abundance of knowledge and premium sake options to anyone who's interested in exploring this underrated alcohol further.
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All of the lawmakers except Gohmert say they have no symptoms but are quarantining out of an abundance of caution.
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As for the pets, it's out an abundance of caution that the CDC recommends you stay away from animal friends.
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So the claim that an abundance of guns is causing more deaths than there would be otherwise is logically sound.
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A good party requires certain conditions: low lighting, an abundance of social lubrication, a friend or two — and proper attire.
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The American shale drilling boom has produced an abundance of crude, enough to make the United States a major exporter.
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Out of an abundance of caution, the City is postponing its three St. Patrick's Day parades and river dyeing. pic.twitter.
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It added that on Monday, "in an abundance of caution," it drew down $950 million from its revolving credit facility.
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They've been lured to the area by an abundance of cheap electricity, needed to power the computers mining the cryptocurrency.
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The move was made in an abundance of caution given the "international nature of the tech industry," the company said.
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The Golden State Warriors are like a weapons factory, with simply too great an abundance of brilliant and intelligent athletes.
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Out of an abundance of caution, everyone involved in the show will continue to be monitored when they return home.
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Students regularly censor themselves from expressing opinions out of an abundance of caution; they fear reprisal — and with good cause.
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Fewer people are discovering the service for the first time, and there's now an abundance of alternatives to subscribe to.
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The state Department of Health said Tuesday he is in good condition and hospitalized out of an abundance of caution.
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I grew up in Israel, surrounded by an abundance of the tree-grown sorts: fresh figs, pomegranates, lemons and dates.
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I remain concerned that we are lowering impeachment standards to fit a paucity of evidence and an abundance of anger.
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However, previous clues have referenced Strangers with Candy, Superstar, and possibly even Seinfeld, thanks to an abundance of soup cans.
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Jumping from sound to sound with itchy frustration, its scattered range reflects not an abundance of ideas but a dearth.
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Dragon Quest dates back to 33, and there is an abundance of titles to choose from compatible with contemporary hardware.
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Out of an abundance of caution, it said it added more chlorine into its system when it learned of this incident.
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The Obergefell decision now represents the kind of precedent that would be extremely difficult to reverse, for an abundance of reasons.
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The fast-food giant saying it made the move out of an abundance of caution as it switches to another supplier.
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There's an abundance of mediocre photography online, and I believe it perpetuates beginners to keep creating the same commercial-like images.
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This was done out of an abundance of caution and we resumed sale of these products end of day last Friday.
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It also has a satellite galaxy orbiting it, M32, whose stars contain an abundance of elements heavier than hydrogen or helium.
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Faial, one of Portugal's nine Azores Islands, is home to an abundance of gorgeous blue hydrangeas that peak in late July.
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Our strategy has always tended toward an abundance of experiments and engagement rather than a refusal (although we respect those tactics).
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However, he warned that investing in these risky entities requires an abundance of research and scrutiny at the individual mine level.
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It's arguable that this sort of reach is more useful, as it provides an abundance of data, as well as diversity.
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You want an abundance of theme material, but not so much that the rest of the grid starts to fall apart.
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Grain Craft said its recall was issued out of an abundance of caution to keep the affected products from reaching consumers.
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"No known threats however in an abundance of caution, we will be providing extra patrol at places of worship," Nisleit said.
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The students and teacher were transported to a hospital "out of an abundance of caution," and have all since been released.
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No one has been sickened by the products, the FDA said, Unilever was pulling them out of an abundance of caution.
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The coal industry is suffering because of an abundance of cheap natural gas and an expansion of wind and solar power.
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They kept baby Henley a secret for months out of an abundance of caution, and traveled to California for her Oct.
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"Out of an abundance of caution, we are issuing a voluntary recall on two ice cream flavors," Blue Bell Creameries tweeted.
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Without an abundance of venture capital, drone delivery companies like Flirtey probably wouldn't even be able to get off the ground.
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On Wednesday, Disney closed all beaches in its resort area "out of an abundance of caution," a Disney confirmed to PEOPLE.
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Wouldn't an abundance of caution suggest that you wouldn't want any questions raised about your integrity in that type of prosecution?
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There are already features to cull or limit your friend list, though they take an abundance of time and/or patience.
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Amid such an abundance of quality TV, it's not necessarily a conscious slight if someone doesn't make the all-star team.
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It has been removing pollutants "out of an abundance of caution," said Reginald Paulding, Navy Base Realignment and Closure environmental coordinator.
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So out of an abundance of caution the exchange decided to suspend trading in five securities on the NYSE floor Wednesday.
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Overall, for a price that's not ridiculous and an abundance of specialized features, the Toto Washlet S300e is our top pick.
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Despite an abundance of mostly tepid jokes that keeps the comedic tone at a quiet simmer, "Bridget Jones's Baby" doesn't jell.
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Tesla has an abundance of skeptics, but Musk has continued to fork over cash for shares in the electric-car maker.
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Today, Germantown is a popular destination for locals and tourists thanks to an abundance of live music venues, restaurants, and bars.
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And like "Game of Thrones," there's an abundance of swords, blood, nudity, shouting and occasional musings on the nature of power.
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Consumers' shifting preference for SUVs and trucks has left an abundance of sedans and other less-popular models on dealer lots.
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Making the effort to give back creates an abundance mentality, Schleif said, which can help all families, regardless of their wealth.
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But she said trajectory and the weather forecast prompted officials to evacuate the communities Friday out of an abundance of caution.
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During the hearing, he described making calls as "very easy" and cited an abundance of open-source software for the practice.
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It is also where an abundance of smoke makes necessary the appointment of a special prosecutor to investigate the probable fire.
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Dawn also detected an abundance of organic molecules in one of Ceres' craters, which might have come from the planet's ocean.
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If she has reached or is nearing that number, she won't say out of an abundance of caution around securities regulations.
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It would be putting its cars — well, minivans — on streets around Mountain View, where it already has an abundance of data.
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If you're in school or going on an expedition, Venus in Sagittarius will send an abundance of good vibes your way.
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AM: While there appears to be an abundance of content, most of it is aggregated, shallow content for a broad audience.
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The forests are home to an abundance of local wildlife, particularly monarch butterflies, many of whom migrate there in the winter.
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The eight cafeteria workers were taken to the hospital "out of an abundance of caution" after sharing their concerns with authorities.
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Pictured below is one of the home's six bedrooms, which receives an abundance of natural light, with floor-to-ceiling windows.
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Thomas B. Edsall Since Election Day there has been an abundance of liberal hyperbole about the dangers of a Trump administration.
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Paul Gosar, said they had come into contact with the individual would be self-quarantining out of an abundance of caution.
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For much of the stage, the route hugged the coastline alongside sparkling waters, pristine beaches and an abundance of salt marshes.
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A playlist of 15 songs from those years, with heavy beats and an abundance of crooning, cycles through lunch and dinner.
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As I honed in on specific details, I saw an abundance of analytical symbols, anything from graphs to raw binary code.
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Planetary scientists have long suspected that the moon's south pole hosts an abundance of water ice in its permanently shadowed craters.
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Everything was malleable, and he had an abundance of gall and a deficit of integrity to push everything until it bent.
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Guests enjoyed drag performances, an abundance of lights and lasers, and music from the D.J.s Michael Magnan, Greg K. and Dicap.
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With an abundance of space provided by capable outside shooters, the Rockets will run a ton of high pick-and-roll.
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"The United States has an abundance of natural resources and is not going to keep them in the ground," he said.
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Out of an abundance of caution, he contacted the local police, who visited the school, recorded the message and began investigating.
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Last week, "in an abundance of caution" officials contacted the Los Angeles County district attorney and the Los Angeles Police Department.
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In an abundance of caution, I will remain under self-quarantine at the advice of medical professionals through Thursday at 2pm.
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We're told that team member is receiving medical evaluation and out of an abundance of caution, production is currently being suspended.
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The movie is distinguished by its fluid camera, an abundance of wordless passages, and the long meaningful looks its characters exchange.
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The patient is faring well but is still being kept in isolation out of an abundance of caution, health officials said.
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Besides these draws, Mr. Antônio said, Brazil has a temperate climate, an abundance of natural resources and incredible cities and beaches.
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There is an abundance of medical research showing the benefits breast milk plays in infancy that carry over in later life.
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While it's not the most stylish VPN around, NordVPN more than makes up for it with an abundance of privacy features.
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And Britain's largest designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is blessed with an abundance of Roman sites, abbeys, gardens and castles.
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The president has blasted back at the impeachment effort, alleging it to be a "hoax" despite an abundance of damaging evidence.
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Fortunately, the sneakers-with-everything trend continues to dominate the scene, so the streets saw an abundance of distance-friendly footwear.
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" In a statement, Takata said it had decided to recall inflaters that use calcium sulfate "out of an abundance of caution.
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"In response to the letter, Jimmy John's said it has removed sprouts from all restaurants "out of an abundance of caution.
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Although King Bio describes the number as a "small percentage," it is issuing the recall out of an abundance of caution.
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Our aircraft have redundant systems, yet our standard is to respond to any indication of abnormalities with an abundance of caution.
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The dry lake bed is composed of minerals — including gypsum, potassium chloride (potash) and an abundance of sodium chloride (table salt).
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In all likelihood, they will come to the end of their days with an abundance of caution, wealth and unfulfilled dreams.
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When it comes to Black Friday shopping, having an abundance of energy is the key to scoring everything on your list.
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An abundance of cheap shale gas has undercut interest in the United States, although two new plants are in the works.
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As I climbed higher in elevation above Putah Creek, there was an abundance of B-letter wildlife: blue jays, bumblebees, butterflies.
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Across our country, there is an abundance of marginal and environmentally sensitive open farmland where planting new trees would be appropriate.
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Developing nations once struggled to obtain financing, but there is now an abundance of money available at historically low interest rates.
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The eggs were recalled by producer Rose Acre Farms of Seymour, Indiana "through an abundance of caution," the FDA's statement said.
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Our sources say Rihanna's people are trying to get her out of the city ASAP, out of an abundance of caution.
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According to Eid, Careem is looking into providing a rickshaw service in Karachi, where there is an abundance of these traditional rickshaws.
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The Hope for Reefs team has also discovered that the deep reefs provide a unique ecosystem that supports an abundance of life.
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With an abundance of money, it is my responsibility to spread some good in the world and set an example for many.
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Out of an abundance of caution, we have notified customers who may have been impacted and encouraged them to reset their passwords.
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He told CNBC that AI is "not a technology that is solved," and that it still had an abundance of untapped potential.
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Of course, we're talking about New York City, where Uber trips are short and there is an abundance of other transit options.
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"H-E-B has issued a recall on raw shelled pistachios out of an abundance of caution," company spokeswoman Julie Bedingfield said.
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Out of an abundance of caution, we have taken all Ticketfly systems temporarily offline as we continue to look into the issue.
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There is an abundance of obsolete tech gadgets, mostly from the '90s and aughts, each less interesting than the one before it.
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What's more, a chilly April and an abundance of inventory caused traffic to stall, and ate away at the stores' pricing power.
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He noted that Iowa Democrats have taken their time out of an "abundance of caution" to make sure the data is accurate.
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The negative global environment provides two positives for Turkey, Gedikli said: an abundance of liquidity from global stimulus and lower energy prices.
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But the fact is that there is abundance on this side of the border — and not just an abundance of golf courses.
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Some underinsured patients are not getting enough health care, while highly insured patients may be getting an abundance of poor-quality care.
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No one wants to needlessly throw away money, and certainly no one has an abundance of time they can afford to waste.
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Harvard-Westlake School in L.A. -- which Martin also mentioned in his IG pic -- cancelled classes Friday out of an abundance of caution.
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The move came "out of an abundance of caution," according to Patrick Gannon, spokesman for the North Carolina State Board of Elections.
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An abundance of caution is enough to question the wisdom of such a unilateral repudiation of a complex and carefully considered rule.
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While having an abundance of choices might sound appealing, studies have found that it often causes us to feel stressed and overwhelmed.
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I grew up as one of eight siblings, and while my family didn't have much monetarily, we had an abundance of love.
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But Motorola's night mode isn't quite to the level of Google's, and it often produces exaggerated colors with an abundance of saturation.
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However, out of an abundance of caution, we have decided to recall all packages of sausages produced in the same product run.
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But LaBoa says its trajectory and the weather forecast prompted officials to evacuate the communities Friday out of an abundance of caution.
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The bulletin was issued out of an abundance of caution given the public nature of the posted threats and the holiday season.
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The steelmaker did say it faces "significant headwinds" for this year, amid an abundance of supply and competition from lower-priced imports.
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But out of an abundance of caution, the FDA is asking travelers to postpone any planned donations for at least four weeks.
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The most delightful of all Halloween crafts, jack-o'-lantern carving, has a less delightful side effect: an abundance of pumpkin guts.
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And critics say the merchandise is heavily focused on appearance, with an abundance of beauty-themed products like makeup kits and dresses.
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Out of an abundance of caution, Maycott called Los Angeles police and told an officer about the knife, according to his lawyer.
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The mention was removed "out of an abundance of caution" that the reference could be viewed as an endorsement of the company.
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Dja, a largely undisturbed UNESCO World Heritage Site, contains an abundance of flora and fauna the Baka have relied upon to survive.
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Any given white man can easily walk into a comic book store and see an abundance of superheroes that look like him.
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With strong contributions from craftspeople that will warrant recognition in an abundance of categories, this could be our double-digit nomination leader.
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Out of an abundance of caution, we have notified customers who may have been impacted and encouraged them to reset their passwords.
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As one might expect, it's a city with hiking, biking, wildlife and an abundance of natural beauty that borders on the embarrassing.
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Willard said area schools were closed and residents ordered to shelter in place through mid-morning out of an abundance of caution.
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Numerous oversize windows bring in an abundance of light and cityscape views, and blue-glazed floor tiles with radiant heat extend throughout.
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Landlords have little incentive to spend money maintaining buildings because of an abundance of prospective tenants eager to replace unsatisfied exiting renters.
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Airports are made for suitcases — they have auto-walks and an abundance of escalators to lessen the burden of lifting heavy luggage.
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Approximately 1,700 acres are prime irrigated cropland, and the ranch controls an abundance of senior water rights, according to Hall and Hall.
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Apart from possessing an abundance of creativity and artistic flair, they both used products designed and made by German company Faber-Castell.
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An abundance of inexpensive American gas is transforming global energy markets, providing important geopolitical gains from the export of liquefied natural gas.
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"We found zero evidence of patient harm" but closed the operating rooms "out of an abundance of caution," the agency told CBS.
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It passes the Bechdel Test with flying colors, thanks to an abundance of supporting actresses and their conversations with Kidman's character, Mrs.
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We basically did that almost instantly, just in an abundance of caution, to make sure that we were able to stop it.
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Tesla said there were no accidents or injuries related to the issue and the recall was undertaken in an abundance of caution.
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Despite an abundance of funding, investments in renewable energy in Africa are only developing slowly due to problems with bureaucracy and infrastructure.
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Out of an abundance of caution, we have taken all Ticketfly systems temporarily offline as we continue to look into the issue.
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There is an abundance of moral relativism here, but I see this as increasingly a litmus test of the West on China.
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I have four amazing kids, a beautiful supportive wife, an abundance of solid, sober friends, a faith in God, and an education.
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Out of an abundance of caution, we have temporarily suspended the chat service on the app while we implement new security protocols.
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Investigators have been retracing the couple's steps and have cordoned off several businesses that they visited out of an abundance of caution.
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A region that once attracted heavy industry is coping with an influx of Bitcoin speculators, lured by an abundance of cheap electricity.
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An abundance of research has shown that our clothes affect how other people perceive us, as well as how we see ourselves.
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With such an abundance of fuel to feast on, wildfires like those currently raging in California have become increasingly ruinous and intense.
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Store-bought puff pastry is topped with mustard-spiked crème fraîche, swirls of zucchini, custardy eggs and an abundance of fresh greens.
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On Thursday, two of Miami's most popular clubs — Liv and Story — chose to shut down temporarily "out of an abundance of caution."
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The guidance follows a similar one for 7th Fleet, which operates in the Asia-Pacific region, out of "an abundance of caution."
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But no matter the topic, it tended to dwell on a trio of elements: controversy, sex and an abundance of bunny puns.
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He was proficient in an abundance of poetic techniques, and often enjoyed highlighting the artificiality of the traditions in which he worked.
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The press conference was canceled "out of an abundance of caution and in line with government directives," the email to media said.
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The press conference was canceled "out of an abundance of caution and in line with government directives," the email to media said.
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Out of an abundance of caution, we have now asked all guests to remain in their staterooms until we have more information.
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"He is asymptomatic and was tested out of an abundance of caution due to his extensive travel and events," the tweet said.
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"He is asymptomatic and was tested out of an abundance of caution due to his extensive travel and events," Paul's office said.
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The Kentucky Republican has not experienced any symptoms and was tested out of an abundance of caution after extensive travel and events.
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And yet, it represents the kind of approachable pleasure typical of the city's best cafes, an abundance of goodness that's imminently accessible.
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"Out of an abundance of absolute caution, my D.C. staff and I are self-monitoring and maintaining social distancing practices," she said.
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Out of an abundance of caution, the UN should act immediately to raise the international alarm to prevent further infections and deaths.
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Our bodies are home to an abundance of tiny organisms, collectively called the microbiome, which are essential to human health and longevity.
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A long corridor there offers an abundance of storage space and closets (a large safe was hidden away in one of them).
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An abundance of drama surrounded the build-up to this year's Oscars, even before getting around to the nailbiting best-picture finish.
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Miami officials planned to begin on Thursday conducting water-quality tests in Biscayne Bay, "out of an abundance of caution," they said.
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But Woldehanna worries about betting on an abundance of water for the country's main source of electricity, as droughts become more frequent.
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Across the hall is a windowed country-style kitchen with tiled floors, built-in appliances, banquette seating and an abundance of storage.
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There was an abundance of oversized golden balls (also a nod to the Golden Globes), plus trees and twinkling white lights everywhere.
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Working with director Michael Engler, Fellowes as usual finds meaty material for an abundance of characters, which has always been his gift.
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However, an abundance of research has found no strong link between having "psychiatric problems" per se and an increased risk of violence.
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There was always hot water for tea, always a moment to chat, always an abundance of office supplies to commandeer and categorize.
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He is in good condition and currently hospitalized "out of an abundance of caution" and for short-term monitoring, the CDC said.
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If anything, New York, and particularly downtown New York, has a mismatch between its residential needs and an abundance of commercial space.
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"He said that out of an abundance of caution that if asked he would recommend a certain course," Whitaker said of Weinsheimer.
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An MRI came back clean on Wednesday, but James is expected to miss a few games out of an abundance of caution.
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In an abundance of caution, we sent the attached letter to patients who may have been in the vicinity of that patient.
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Rainforests cover only 2 percent of our planet but provide an abundance of fresh water, diverse species and protection against climate change.
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However, modern smartphones have an abundance of memory and you would be surprised how often an app can just stay suspended forever.
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The authorization was made "out of an abundance of caution related to uncertainties associated" with the disease, according to a department spokesperson.
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The result is an abundance of hypersexual humanoids, or ones that are just plain painful to imagine putting your genitals anywhere near.
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The fashion of these particular stories and poems is an abundance of lace, roses and porcelain contrasting with fur, snow and blood.
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There was already an abundance of lawsuits against schools — at least 190, according to the men's advocacy group Title IX for All.
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So the movie has a real emotional arc — as well as an abundance of orchestral strings and too many handsome drone shots.
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Harvard Westlake closed the school in the wake of the threats -- telling students to stay off-campus in an abundance of caution.
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But an abundance of supply has helped keep prices subdued, meaning the most profitable trade is in renting out vessels to transport it.
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Blessed with an abundance of sunshine, large-scale solar electricity is "rapidly expanding" in Australia, according to the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA).
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The company said the recall was issued "out of an abundance of caution" and noted it didn't include all of the company's produce.
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"Pepperidge Farm initiated an investigation and, out of an abundance of caution, is voluntarily recalling four varieties of Goldfish crackers," the statement said.
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The studios are referred to as the Citadel, and the building has a very nice gallery space with an abundance of natural light.
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After the aborted launch, Musk tweeted that the launch was aborted out of an abundance of caution, rather than a major red flag.
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"Even if I do before-school fitness programs and recess and lunch and PE class, there's just an abundance of energy," said Sauve.
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The shale boom has left the United States with an abundance of cheap natural gas, which is cleaner burning fossil fuel than coal.
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She advised that I not bother with Hartwood considering that it is ridiculously expensive and there's an abundance of cheap food in Tulum.
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Apple is famously regarded as being slow to embrace new technologies, which some attribute to arrogance and others to an abundance of caution.
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So far no one has reported getting sick from sunflower kernels, but SunOpta is recalling the product out of an abundance of caution.
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An abundance of detail and a chorus of historical personalities lead to a few plot inconsistencies and diversions and also slow the pace.
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It's believed that such comets originated in the Kuiper Belt, where an abundance of icy-rock clusters are organized just beyond Neptune's orbit.
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In one generation the city has become the world's largest gambling centre, with the casino industry bringing an abundance of well-paid jobs.
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Developed by researchers at the University of Florida, these limes have an abundance of anthocyanins, responsible for a lot of pigmentation in foliage.
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" In response to the incident, the New York Police Department deployed officers to newsrooms around the city "out of an abundance of caution.
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But she decided not to vaccinate her second child, who was born in 212, out of an abundance of caution—and still hasn't.
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PLREDA will provide significant renewable energy development opportunities for communities, primarily in the West, that have an abundance of public lands and resources.
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But whereas "Peak TV" used to mean an abundance of quality, now it's more of a lament for an over abundance of quantity.
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Yet Australia has an abundance of gas and is a major LNG supplier to Japan, China and South Korea under long-term contracts.
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The retreatments of old favorites bring with them an abundance of freshness, while reinforcing the suspicion St. Vincent improves significantly with each release.
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"We're cooperating with CDC and FDA on this investigation and recalled the products out of an abundance of caution," the company told Reuters.
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"The addition of Morgan Stanley ... was made in an abundance of caution to help ensure the success of the sale," the statement said.
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Some will say it's fine based on their own personal situation, while others will tell you "never!" out of an abundance of caution.
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The Times attributes the Hammonds' private ride home with Lucas to an abundance of lobbying that took place to secure the ranchers' pardon.
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Despite an abundance of similar hoaxes, officials still aren't sure who won one of the $528 million Powerball jackpots in California on Wednesday.
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This struggle is being conducted under the internationally recognized legal right of self-defense and with an abundance of legal and humanitarian caution.
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As a musician, George has an abundance of musically inclined friends, which makes the fact that the bus' radio is broken more bearable.
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It's a sport that requires incredible stamina – a trait assisted by an abundance of red blood cells, which carry oxygen to the muscles.
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An abundance of caution is a fine quality in a wheelchair, but in this case, probably not something you want in a car.
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But Kavanaugh won't make the walk "out of an abundance of caution due to security concerns," Supreme Court spokesperson Kathleen Arberg said Friday.
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Wage growth remains slow, which some Fed officials see as evidence that employers are still finding an abundance of candidates for available jobs.
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Geisinger has long known that many of its diabetic patients live in areas with an abundance of fast-food places but no supermarkets.
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However, in an abundance of opportunity to speak and be heard, Americans have not yet navigated the uncertain terrain of this guaranteed right.
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The director Amy Scott resurrects this Eden in "Hal," filling it with new (now seasoned) wonders, holy innocents and an abundance of snakes.
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And, out of an abundance of caution, the RNC said it will be contacting everyone McDaniel came in contact with in recent days.
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The passenger did not show any symptoms but deplaned out of an abundance of caution, a person involved with airport operations told CNN.
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However, infants in the study who were not primarily breast-fed acquired an abundance of bacteria linked to a risk of becoming obese.
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I tend to work both on the walls and the floor of this studio and am fortunate to have an abundance of both.
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Tackling air pollution in countries still dependent on coal (as both China and India are) takes an abundance of political will — and money.
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Embracing the delight of watching recent and classic films in the great outdoors, New York offers an abundance of free, outdoor movie screenings.
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There were just a slew of '90s films that I remember watching while growing up, and they had an abundance of black actors.
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" Harking back to last year, Smith said: "We knew before he and Game Winner started running that they had an abundance of ability.
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He added that "out of an abundance of caution" he would self-quarantine in his Texas home for a full 14 days. Rep.
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As a result, co-hosts Craig Melvin and Al Roker did not come into work on Monday out of an abundance of caution.
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But as I have gotten older I've begun to understand why Black Friday is such a big deal to an abundance of people.
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Astronomers have in the past couple of decades discovered an abundance of star-hugging planets, far different from anything in our solar system.
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There is now an abundance of projects in clean water, education and low-income housing, but growth in arts investing has been slow.
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And then two other Republicans, who had been in close contact with him, go into quarantine themselves out of an abundance of caution.
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And then two other Republicans, who had been in close contact with him, go into quarantine themselves out of an abundance of caution.
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"I'd rather see Seattle act out of an abundance of caution and close things early and often to keep people safe," she said.
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There's already an abundance of cat-inspired fonts out there, most of which play on cats' liquid-like bodies to create the shapes.
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However, out of an abundance of caution, the Prime Minister is opting to self-isolate and work from home until receiving Sophie's results.
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Compared to the lead-up to the Super Bowl in late January, there isn't an abundance of deals happening on 4K HDR TVs.
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Notwithstanding an abundance of kvetching, European powers have not yet shown Mr. Trump that he has anything to fear from ignoring their wishes.
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New York Harbor is home to an abundance of small invertebrates that attract the larger, predator species that anglers are trying to catch.
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"Out of an abundance of caution, we have taken steps to protect the health and safety of our employees," the spokesman told Reuters.
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Teeming with plants Unusually for a desert, the Succulent Karoo's has an abundance of plants -- including a third of the world's succulent species.
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Those advocating for the movie as an Oscar contender might be overstating its merit, especially in a year with an abundance of options.
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On the main level, a large foyer opens to a spacious formal living room and dining room, each with an abundance of windows.
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In general, though, officials act in an abundance of caution before applying hate crimes charges because it requires officials to prove their motivation.
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Perhaps these measures were done out of an abundance of caution, or perhaps there were other reasons that have not been made public?
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Our IT and Security teams are looking into this matter, and out of an abundance of caution have temporarily taken this page offline.
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" But it said it recommended the "temporary suspension" of operations of its entire fleet of Max plans "out of an abundance of caution.
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Ram Dass would later describe himself at the time as a driven "anxiety-neurotic" who had an abundance of knowledge but lacked wisdom.
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Limited deal flow and an abundance of liquidity among lenders has meant many borrowers have been able to strike more favourable financing terms.
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Such diets also result in an abundance of ketones, substances produced by the liver that the muscles and brain can use as fuel.
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" The official added: "Out of an abundance of caution, and in accordance with the department's biannual review policy, Sweat was moved to Attica.
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And we're currently trying to buy a house, so we did an abundance spell together to try and manifest the home we want.
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The movie exudes such an abundance of pleasure, talent and fellowship that we barely notice the poverty that backgrounds many of its scenes.
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Too many lower cost basic tool sets include inferior tools and try to compensate for the middling quality with an abundance of items.
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The decade saw an abundance of groundbreaking women rocking the shit out of leather, from Patti Smith to Joan Jett and Debbie Harry.
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Talk to anyone in the virtual reality world and they'll tell you the industry's greatest obstacle is finding an abundance of great content.
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The region nurtures some of the best bird-watching in North America and an abundance of wildlife, such as javelinas, rattlesnakes and hawks.
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By midmorning Wednesday, Disney closed all beaches in its resort area "out of an abundance of caution" after the attack, a Disney representative said.
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There's an abundance of children at every game, and the coarser aspects of fandom aren't thrown in one's face, merely available for those interested.
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An Abundance of (Intangible) Riches A lot has been written about the "secret sauce" that makes Silicon Valley the world's most successful tech hub.
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While the agency is vigorously defending against this litigation, in an abundance of caution, the agency is taking additional measures to protect individual privacy.
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We have incredible levels of vision, an abundance of precociousness, brilliant creativity, but as an industry we pretty much have no wisdom at all.
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"In an abundance of caution, the company is recalling a full day of production of this flavor from this manufacturing facility," the company said.
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Experts say the pathogens could make people ill, and the pinkish sludge could spur an abundance of algal blooms and kill fish in rivers.
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But video games, particularly role-playing and open-world games, allow moments to stretch indefinitely or be approached from an abundance of branching paths.
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That isn't best practice, particularly in the shadow of an election that was influenced, in part, by an abundance of easily transmittable fake info.
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Despite a saturated market with an abundance of options, some like Katy Huberty, an equity analyst at Morgan Stanley, are bullish on Apple's chances.
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"Out of an abundance of caution, we evacuated four nearby buildings and began a thorough investigation in coordination with local authorities," said Facebook's spokesperson.
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They were high because of the continent's extraordinary abundance—an abundance resulting from the mass deaths and displacement of indigenous people, but abundance nonetheless.
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Standing in the gallery, I was confronted by an abundance of evidence from a cultural moment when homelessness was being combatted on all sides.
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There's been an abundance of reboots, most of them pretty tired, as networks seek the marketing edge that comes with peddling a familiar name.
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Next, we'll exercise an abundance of caution After 9/11, a nationwide anthrax scare had us checking every fine white powder we came across.
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Anyone who thinks Orlando is a stucco-built town with overly watered lawns and an abundance of drive-through fast food places is right.
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Thanks to an abundance of readily-available information online, you can DIY just about anything these days, from apartment decor to high-quality recordings.
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An abundance of ROS, also known as free radicals, in cells can damage DNA and proteins, leading to age-related disorders and sometimes death.
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He explained that an abundance in local talent plus relatively low cost of operation was behind the decision to locate InstaRem's European office there.
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No illnesses related to the products have been reported thus far, the recalls are purely "out of an abundance of caution," said the FDA.
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Boeing said it recommended taking the 7377 Max planes out of service out of an "abundance of caution" after talking with U.S. aviation regulators.
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An abundance of evidence suggests that early Homo sapiens interbred with Neanderthals, which left Africa more than 200,000 years earlier than Homo sapiens did.
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The One S (left) next to the One X (right) The Xbox One X boasts an abundance of premium upgrades to its processing power.
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Anthony Bourdain, Kate Spade, Avicii and several others died by suicide, There was also an abundance of health-related deaths -- both expected and unexpected.
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" He added that "out of an abundance of caution and respect for the process itself, we decline to comment any further at this time.
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"The recall is being initiated out of an abundance of caution due to the possible under-processing of the affected products," Bumble Bee said.
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Kiplinger cited an abundance of unique perks — particularly those that come with its Citigold package — as the primary reason for naming Citibank the winner.
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While there are an abundance of all-inclusive resorts in Mexico, Jamaica and the Dominican Republic, sometimes the best options are in unexpected places.
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"Justice quickly and responsibly issued a voluntary recall in 2017 out of an abundance of caution," a company spokesperson said in a statement Tuesday.
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"In an abundance of caution, Congresswoman Jenkins has been working closely with the House Ethics Committee throughout this process," Jenkins's spokesman Lee Modesitt said.
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Central state firms are overstaffed, have bloated management levels, an abundance of subsidiaries and poor-performing core businesses, among other issues, the statement said.
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Known for his rapier wit and wise counsel, Hunter was instrumental in guiding the careers of an abundance of current and former NASCAR stars.
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A lack of income (270 percent) and an abundance of debt (38 percent) were the top two reasons people gave for not saving enough.
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"Out of an abundance of caution, a couple of employees who may have been exposed are being transferred to the local hospital," said Arnold.
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He speculated on targets of the Russia investigation and said he did not want to sort through an abundance of email despite the subpoena.
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He tells us about ill will, which, as addicts, we have an abundance of and how the solution is Metta or Loving Kindness meditation.
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But instead of treating himself to an abundance of possessions, he managed to save most of it, he told ESPN during a 2016 interview.
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Meanwhile, although arguably there is an abundance of early-stage capital floating around, there are fewer European funds as you move to later stage.
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Again, we see lots and lots of social and cultural upheaval, changing technologies, and an abundance of new information about markets and market segmentation.
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The attorney general's office said it made the decision "out of an abundance of caution" to avoid any suggestion of a conflict of interest.
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We're trying to do the best for students and employees, making up best practices as we go along — out of an abundance of caution.
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Yet people close to Mr. Cuomo said his response to Ms. Nixon's possible candidacy is born from an abundance of caution rather than fear.
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The track had an abundance of safety measures in place, including crash barriers and safety crews at the start and end of the straights.
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And that story — the head-smacking inability of the C.I.A. and F.B.I. to share information and put together an abundance of clues — is there.
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All of Jeju's broths have the body and texture that comes with boiling and skimming for hours over an abundance of meat and bones.
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Someone working on the show was in contact with someone who tested positive for COVID-9, hence the series taking an abundance of caution.
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Laptops also cause so many distractions, because you have an abundance of things you could do instead of what you're supposed to be doing.
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"We are supporting this proactive step out of an abundance of caution," Boeing's chief executive, Dennis A. Muilenburg, said after the grounding was announced.
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On Thursday, Disney and Universal announced that U.S.-based parks in California and Florida would shuttered in March out of an abundance of caution.
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And there's beautiful scenery in store for those willing to hit the trail: "You'll walk through an abundance of colorful wildflowers," Ms. Lenci said.
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And Quibi canceled its red carpet launch event on April 5 "out of an abundance of caution" amid the increasing number of confirmed cases.
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She also worked from home for a week out of an abundance of caution, returning to her job at the White House on Friday.
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In early July, King's fresh deliveries of produce included snap peas, Romano beans and zucchini, an abundance of basil and many kinds of tomatoes.
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Trudeau has no symptoms, the release said, but is self-isolating out of "an abundance of caution" and is continuing to work from home.
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It is within easy walking distance of the beach and the La Jolla Tide Pools, beloved among locals for an abundance of marine life.
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Well, I'm pleased to announce that Netflix's newest series by that name delivers on all fronts, with an abundance of both locks and keys!
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Out of an abundance of academic caution — a caution that is in many ways admirable — scientists (and journalists) have obscured climate change's true effects.
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The rivers, along with the village's parks and open spaces, encourage an abundance of outdoor activities, like swimming, boating, fishing, hiking and bird-watching.
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Early in Ego Draconis, I was hampered by a lack of abilities, but in Aleroth, I'm handed an abundance of character points to spend.
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The Constitutional Convention has become a sacrosanct chapter in American history, which is not to say that it has lacked an abundance of critics.
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It's a porthole on a ship, and a portal to a majestic world of towering ice and shimmering sea and an abundance of life.
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Ossoff received an abundance of national support, including paid staffers from the House Democratic campaign arm, and he raised $8.3 million in three months.
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Santa Barbara City College said it had canceled classes on Tuesday and Wednesday "out of an abundance" of caution related to the Cave Fire.
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We are closely following local and international health authority guidance, and out of an abundance of caution have decided to pause fulfillment center tours.
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Ghana grows vast amounts of shea nut trees, which produce shea butter so there was an abundance of natural shea butter at my fingertips.
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According to a CDC spokesperson, a pair of relatives had become ill and all four were assessed for coronavirus in an abundance of caution.
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"Seasonal summer treats include an abundance of exotic fruits and the turtle hatching experience at Holden Sea beach," said Ricardo Bowleg, the general manager.
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In the midst of a difficult standoff, she sent me a package crudely wrapped in plain brown paper with an abundance of Scotch tape.
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The police said they carried out 10 raids and seized an abundance of material and substances they believe could be used to make explosives.
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Still, there is an abundance of oil in the market right now, partly due to the ramp-up of U.S. oil production, Gloystein said.
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INDOORS The main level has an open layout with 16-foot ceilings, an abundance of windows and glass doors, and an indoor-outdoor fireplace.
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New York (CNN Business)The United States has an abundance of natural gas that pollution-riddled China badly needs to wean itself off coal.
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" The top schools — Columbia, N.Y.U. and the University of California, Los Angeles — "have an abundance of endowments, a history of success and great alumni.
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The US Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service issued a public health alert "out of an abundance of caution," the agency said.
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I'm showing my gratitude — that my Thanksgiving is an occasion of plenty, with an abundance of everything that matters most: wine, whipped cream, love.
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Age: 21Position: DefenderReal Madrid has an abundance of top-class full-backs at its disposal in Marcelo, Dani Carvajal, Ferland Mendy, and Alvaro Odriozola.
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Some streets had been blocked off and an abundance of law enforcement officers were on patrol, telling curious onlookers and residents to get going.
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"These actions are taken out of an abundance of caution and they don't reflect necessarily a dangerous flying activity or anything else," he added.
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Books News If you are still processing Barack Obama's presidency and the 22016 election, an abundance of upcoming political books will help you along.
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Mr. Jarman played various saxophones in a style both earthy and imploring, with strong projection, impressive breath control and an abundance of extended techniques.
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Out of an abundance of caution and until we are able to share our complete investigation with regulators, we will not deploy in San Francisco.
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Bernie Sanders arrived in our state as part of an influx of newcomers who brought with them an abundance of new energy and new ideas.
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So when you get in the shower, you may see an abundance of hair come out — even though you're not losing any more than normal.
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And there is an abundance of research demonstrating that if you are trans, the opportunity to transition vastly improves your mental health and well-being.
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The reluctance of officials to declare the mission complete appeared to reflect an abundance of caution until all the attackers' bodies had been accounted for.
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Rozzelle said he's seeing more people with no aviation industry experience try to become pilots, thanks to an abundance of loans available for pilot schools.
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It was the first time, maybe in my life, that I ate real food, and an abundance of it, every single meal, every single day.
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Officials at Gilchrist County School District said it made the decision out of an abundance of caution after it received the threat around 8 p.m.
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By midmorning Wednesday, Disney had closed all beaches in its resort area "out of an abundance of caution" after the attack, a Disney representative said.
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A consequence is an abundance of regimens — vegan, gluten-free, Paleolithic, fruitarian and many more — each promoted by its adherents as the one true path.
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As wildfires raged across the state this week, tens of thousands of residents were ordered to evacuate their homes out of an abundance of caution.
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Out of an abundance of caution, we decided to voluntarily stop selling salads at impacted restaurants until we can switch to another lettuce blend supplier.
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The institute also works to create "an abundance of unique and intersectional female characters" in entertainment for children 11 and younger, according to its website.
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"Out of an abundance of caution for our consumers we have decided to recall these items that were sold in the refrigerated case," he said.
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However, in an abundance of caution it was removed from children's vaccines in 2001, although it's still found in some, but not all, flu vaccines.
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Lynn Beyak, a Conservative senator, was sanctioned by her party in April for saying there had been "an abundance of good" in the residential schools.
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"Designers are injecting some fun into their collections for spring '18, and I couldn't think of anything better than an abundance of sequins," she says.
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If the race appears to be close in any given state, an abundance of caution will be used before calling a race in that state.
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The gold, which was used to craft Princess Kate's ring, comes from a mine with an abundance of copper, giving it a unique pink tinge.
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This explosion is partly because of the larger hardware trends that have enabled the wider field of AI, like an abundance of cheap computing power.
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It said an "abundance" of used construction equipment, a "substantial" number of idle locomotives and a "significant" number of idle mining trucks had undercut demand.
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It also has an abundance of young (including many female) engineers, and technology that can almost visualise the sea of oil beneath the desert sands.
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Tech firms have an abundance of "smart, confident people who think they have an obligation to share their wisdom with their coworkers," the executive said.
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The company does not know the reason for the activity, but notified users earlier on Monday out of an abundance of caution, the spokesman said.
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Animals at a local petting zoo where the children recently visited were taken off of display as an "abundance of precaution," reports the Star Tribune.
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It's taken an abundance of celebrity spottings, catwalk appearances, and street style snaps for the stretchy bottoms to garner recognition as an actual "fashion" item.
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He said the company told him an overload is not predicted for this weekend, but residents should cut back out of an abundance of caution.
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One can only hope that we have an abundance of healing herbs laying around, this robot/zombie future is going to be a scary place.
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Officials believe "we are not at immediate risk of losing Highway 11 and that contingency plans are being made "out of an abundance of caution.
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"Out of an abundance of caution, pregnant women (are) advised to consider postponing travel to areas where Zika virus transmission is ongoing," the CDC said.
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The airline said it took 12 more of these jets out of service "out of an abundance of caution" to evaluate the recently completed work.
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Today, MFP provides an abundance of resources, including snacks, hot meals, showers, clothing, workshops, and case management geared toward preparing clients for a promising future.
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In addition to low ceilings, a closed-off kitchen and an abundance of red paint, "you walked in and there were doors everywhere," explains Buzzetta.
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The cashews tested negative for listeria, but the nuts were recalled and pulled from shelves out of an abundance of caution, according to the FDA.
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Party Animal is asking for those test results, and "out of an abundance of caution" is recalling the two lots of dog food sold nationwide.
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Dr Boyle cautions that this kind of literature is often stereotyped as featuring an abundance of "strong female characters," but the reality is more complex.
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Linguine with shrimp in a lemon and cream sauce, scattered with an abundance of chopped parsley, appeared to have been unceremoniously slung on the plate.
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"I think everybody starts to think that there's an abundance whenever somebody's starting to do well," Siegel told Cramer in an exclusive interview on Thursday.
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Nonetheless, with an abundance of payment options already in the market, it'll be interesting to see how the new Truecaller service fares against the incumbents.
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"Although the product tests have been negative to date, again, in an abundance of caution, we continue to take the steps we have," she said.
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The Democrats running for president have an abundance of interesting ideas, some good and some bad, about how to make our country a better place.
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On Monday, the Rogers County Courthouse in Oklahoma was evacuated after an attorney arrived with an "abundance" of bed bugs crawling on him, NewsOn6 reported.
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So the White House counsel decided, for an abundance of caution, to ask Roberts to do it again at the White House the next day.
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In addition to high winds, the fires have been stoked by an abundance of thick brush left ready to burn by a dry, hot summer.
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"The thing most people are missing out on is the fact that there's still an abundance of trading cash," said Birinyi, founder of Birinyi Associates.
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But developing an "abundance" mindset that firmly believes you will succeed no matter what is a prerequisite for building massive wealth in nearly every case.
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White Sox manager Rick Renteria advocated using "an abundance of caution" with Rodon, 163, who was scratched moments before Thursday's scheduled start with the injury.
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But an abundance of data, largely self-reported by internet platforms that are in direct competition with one another, presents a challenge of its own.
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"Out of an abundance of caution, the Capitol was placed on lockdown to keep everyone safe until the circumstances could be verified," the police said.
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Eventually, advanced AI technology is likely to spread to everywhere in the military that has an abundance of data, which these days is nearly everywhere.
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NEIL GENZLINGER "The Late Bloomer" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for nudity and an abundance of talk about sex.
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That has given private equity firms an abundance of cash to invest, but also ramped up competition - and prices - for the assets they normally target.
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"We did that out of an abundance of caution, knowing that we're going into a holiday weekend that is very centered on food," Cassell said.
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But when you're in the program there's such an abundance of kindred spirits to choose from that those same two people might be mortal enemies.
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Saban and Alabama still lead a formidable parade of West Division teams, but there is an abundance of new blood in the sometimes-overlooked East.
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She said the key was not being intimidated and playing her game, which features ferocious groundstrokes, well-timed drop shots and an abundance of speed.
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"After discussions with the Attending Physician of the United States Congress, and out of an abundance of caution, I will be self-quarantining," she said.
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Neither crew member appears symptomatic and they are both remaining in their cabins out of an abundance of caution, Princess Cruises said in a statement.
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It begs the question ... with so many other movies these days halting production out of an abundance of caution, why is Sly's flick moving forward?
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It will go away," schools are closing, events are being canceled and businesses are asking employees to work remotely "out of an abundance of caution.
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Trudeau postponed an in-person meeting with premiers out of "an abundance of caution," but has not experienced any symptoms himself, according to the PMO.
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You'll be faced with an acute case of a familiar problem this month, Scorpio: an abundance of inspiration and a paucity of money for materials.
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Our Canadian readers have already given Dan an abundance of great ideas for what to do, whom to meet and what music to listen to.
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Alastair Macaulay It was easy to choose a Top 277 for 843, but a Top 284 would have been easier yet: There's been an abundance.
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It is quite small, not like the studio I had while living in Cairo, but it's very cosy and lit with an abundance of light.
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Out of an abundance of caution, we have made the difficult decision to cancel the Cadillac LYRIQ reveal in Los Angeles, California on April 2nd.
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Reddit The gist: An unexpected haven of ethical and free communal horniness, the "front page of the internet" has an abundance of thriving porn subreddits.
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The Florida Republican on Tuesday said his test came back negative, but added he would continue to self-quarantine out of "an abundance of caution."
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Apart from the straightforward exercise above, there is an abundance of academic research supporting the idea that taxes and economic policies drive migration across states.
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Kean University in Union, N.J., has suspended travel for its athletes amid the coronavirus outbreak out of an "abundance of caution," a spokesperson said Wednesday.
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" But, he said, "In an abundance of caution, I will remain under self-quarantine at the advice of medical professionals through Thursday at 2 p.m.
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However, "out of an abundance of caution" for his constituents, Cruz said, he decided to remain in his Texas home for a full 14 days.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell thanked Cruz for staying home "out of an abundance of caution" and urged his colleagues to listen to health experts.
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"Out of an abundance of absolute caution, my DC staff and I are self-monitoring and maintaining social distancing practices," Brownley said in a statement.
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Art can be created in an abundance of forms and is given to everyone to access, no matter who you are or what your background.
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"Lou feels well, he has no symptoms, but out of an abundance of caution, he and his team are taking the necessary precautions," Asman added.
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Out of an abundance of caution, WHO on March 260 began recommending that people with Covid-247 symptoms avoid taking ibuprofen, but then reversed course.
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While "Intervention" began unannounced, "Formation" opened with an abundance of introductions, as performers escorted small groups of audience members into the Experimental Theater at Abrons.
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"With an abundance of American natural gas now available, our European allies no longer have to be vulnerable to unfriendly energy suppliers, either," Trump said.
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The Broil King Regal S590 Pro 5 Burner Natural Gas Grill offers an abundance of cooking space and superlative temperature control across its many burners.
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That said, with the lowest average income in London, Thamesmead has few stores, little street life and an abundance of sewage treatment plants and prisons.
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The rice is parboiled and then tossed with an abundance of herbs and leeks and layered into a preheated pan coated with butter and oil.
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I traveled to different locations, arranged meetings and hotel rooms, and brought an abundance of quality content that benefited the audience at absolutely no cost.
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No one asks grown-ass people why they choose to have kids, even though they're making a life-altering decision with an abundance of unknowns.
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"Whataburger sent a statement to local TV news station KVUE explaining, "we closed the restaurant out of an abundance of caution and notified pest control.
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And as soon as Ms. Do saw the space, with its huge windows facing 34th Street and an abundance of natural light, she was smitten.
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Subscribers get access to a library of "more than 100" games, a curated list that's meant to be highlighted by an abundance of exclusive titles.
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There is an abundance of gorgeous outdoor scenes, many set in Aix-en-Provence, where Cézanne is shown at work amid the fullness of nature.
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The well-constructed staples at Covina deliver subtle surprises, underwritten by an abundance of umami—a 2016 rebuke to the notion that simplicity breeds monotony.
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It received an abundance of media attention when it canned water that its distributors brought to help residents in the Gulf Coast during Hurricane Harvey.
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