" She adds: "Apart from that, he is loving it.
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Apart from that, other mechanisms can account for the disorder.
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Apart from that, you are just on your first interview.
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Apart from that, Buttigieg has been relatively vague about policy.
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But, apart from that, Meghan and Prince Harry will be alone.
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Apart from that, the stronger yuan continues to stem capital outflows.
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Apart from that, it's a slab of glass with curved edges.
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Apart from that, sharing a smaller space has presented no issues.
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Apart from that, the Wave works very similarly to the Everlast.
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Apart from that, can we trust the constancy of their affections?
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But apart from that, it would make things much too complicated.
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Apart from that, rain was less than normal almost all year.
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" But apart from that, she believes Amazon "has a great story.
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But apart from that there's nothing I have my eyes on.
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Apart from that, she wants a seat on the Appropriations Committee.
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Apart from that, it was the lowest level since May 20.4.
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Apart from that we were like any other couple in love.
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But apart from that I can't think of any negative experiences.
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The shots are mirrored, but apart from that it's near enough identical.
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Apart from that, SNC may be building another CANDU reactor in Argentina.
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Apart from that, our supervisors search us constantly for drugs and alcohol.
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Apart from that, it's been pretty quiet—nothing much has gone on.
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"Apart from that, we won't charge for Public Accounts at this stage."
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Each of us has our own story separate and apart from that.
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Apart from that, we do not have any further update on the investigation.
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Apart from that, we empower youth through peace-building activities, and conversation programmes.
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Apart from that addition, there really aren't any major changes to the product.
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The Real ID isn't a new kind of card—apart from that star.
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And apart from that it was everything from Kendrick Lamar to Tame Impala.
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Apart from that, the actual making of it was a lot of fun.
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But apart from that broad goal, members of both parties have different concerns.
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Apart from that, you&aposll get buttons for voice control and media playback.
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Apart from that, it will take years and years to repair the damage.
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But apart from that they have not signaled any warning signs at all.
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Even apart from that, it's worth remembering what kind of tradition bullfighting is.
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Apart from that, not much else is known about the content of the ad.
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Apart from that incident, however, educators noted that he appeared to be on track.
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Apart from that, it is the same old dating problems with a different sheen.
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But apart from that, most of the 2016 Grammys failed to rev its engine.
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Apart from that, every restaurant has its own unique way of cooking and baking.
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But apart from that, they were just all hanging out in a big group.
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Apart from that, there isn't a heck of a whole lot to complain about.
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On Cranberry, though, the hushed, instinctively simple harmonies set Cranberry apart from that lot.
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Apart from that, the EU is a large net beneficiary on international trade accounts.
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Apart from that, there are seasonal fluctuations too, especially around the turn of the year.
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It's good to have meaningful relationships with people around me, but apart from that, nothing.
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Kelly was rocking a badass new tie, but apart from that almost everything was unchanged.
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I don't think mine's particularly exceptional apart from that we're both in the public eye.
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But apart from that, I think some difference in interests can be a good thing.
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Apart from that, the U.S. did not create, or invent, the German and EU problems.
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Apart from that, the electric car is a much nicer and easier car to own.
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Cellphone reception is spotty, he said, but apart from that, "everything works" in the building.
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Apart from that, however, Spotify is a great streaming service that any music-lover will enjoy.
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"Apart from that I don't think I have physically harmed anyone," he said on the video.
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Apart from that, if I'm filming I'll tong it and add a bit of texturizing spray.
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Apart from that I felt like I played pretty decent, I just didn't hole any putts.
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Apart from that, she won't be traveling to the Super Tuesday states until after Saturday's primary.
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Apart from that, he survived unscathed in a campaign that cost over 35,000 British Commonwealth lives.
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Apart from that, most leases give landlords leeway to enforce rules sporadically or not at all.
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Apart from that we don't have much information: no release date, writer, or director have been announced.
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And apart from that it is the last popular vote before the general election on September 24th.
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Apart from that, the only lady-marketed startup product I've ever been impressed by is Thinx underwear.
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Apart from that, they must also pay export taxes and build smelters within five years, Nasution said.
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Apart from that I've had, like, one tear now and again, but never actually full-on bawling.
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Apart from that, further EU integration reforms will be on the back burner for the foreseeable future.
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But even apart from that, it deals in the divine and pure kind of love that's unmistakable.
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The defendant said he used a lot of crystal meth, but there was nothing apart from that.
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Apart from that, there are always plenty of people who pay to be insulted, beaten, and tortured.
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It was rare in patches and medium-rare in others, but apart from that it was terrific.
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Apart from that riotous patchwork third of its five movements, it's often more soberly unsettled in feel.
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But apart from that, people are talking about strategic feeding [of species], strategic setting up nest boxes.
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"Apart from that, we have promised to help Angola in drawing up banking supervision legislation," Kostin added.
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There's some mention of pipes and airflow, but apart from that it doesn't sound all too complicated.
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But quite apart from that, I believe that Beijing is fully aware of what they are up against.
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But apart from that and the miniscule size of its capital little else is known about the vehicle.
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Apart from that… we wanted to make it entertaining, but also feel free to add some social commentary.
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Kerrigan: But apart from that it was really — Seimetz: [Steven] really just let us do whatever we wanted.
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However, they do feel like pretty fantastic devices apart from that — with great screens and mature, polished design.
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So apart from that, I can't even imagine what it'd be like to put out a debut album.
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Apart from that, a weakly cosmopolitan state does not have an obligation to accept any would-be immigrants.
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No further details have been released about the wedding, apart from that it will take place in 2020.
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Apart from that, I spent four or five days completely lost — and we didn't have a bad meal.
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Apart from that, you get the large "A" and shoulder buttons that make this controller popular with gamers.
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Apart from that, a level playing field with regard to market access and trade practices is a must.
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Apart from that, the company brings in about $893 from all of its cable networks per month, Kagan estimates.
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Apart from that, the fiscal and monetary policies have plenty of room to support economic activity and employment creation.
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A few good scenes, I thought, and a magnificently disgusting character with a beard, but apart from that underwhelming.
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Apart from that, its attractive design is a sight for sore eyes compared to other bulky, unattractive countertop models.
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The phone doesn't look much different than last year's model, apart from that fingerprint sensor and new camera housing.
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But apart from that startling scene, the Bible tells us little about the content of her relationship with Jesus.
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The front wing's a bit big, and not the prettiest thing, but apart from that the car is stunning.
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But it soon rebounded as "apart from that they have not signalled any warning signs at all," said Schlossberg.
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Apart from that, Comey has rarely been heard in public, although his shadow continues to loom over the President.
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The sun can generate green energy—which is good—but apart from that, it's just bad for your health.
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But one key thing that sets it apart from that project is what Saga bases the currency's value on.
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Ms. Cox wasn't feeling ill, apart from that cough, when she switched to a vaporizer and unintentionally stopped smoking.
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Apart from that, we see what looks to be a white or gray power button and the company's G logo.
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Apart from that, all other policies should have a very positive, positive or no impact at all on their business.
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Apart from that it was a trouble-free victory completed with a backhand rifled beyond his 33-year-old opponent.
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" Hamilton himself said he had things under control: "I did, apart from that one little oversteer moment at Turn 1.
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Apart from that, flood and storm that may land on US southeast coast area is another source of economy loss.
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The state water company supplied pipes and materials, but apart from that, the initiative is entirely self-funding, Attora said.
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Apart from that much-needed GOP win, McConnell acknowledged the party's slow start and called for a bit of patience.
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Hiring me was a big risk on their part, but apart from that, I don't want to give away what happens.
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Apart from that, both India and China are somewhat newer to cars and driving than Europe and the U.S., Connelly said.
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There are a couple of strategically placed black rectangles, but apart from that the photo doesn't leave much to the imagination.
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Apart from that, the economy has grown at an annual rate of 3.2 percent in the first half of this year.
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Apart from that, Washington has problems with China's economic management, trade policies and the access of U.S. businesses to Chinese markets.
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Apart from that level, reached during a short-lived overnight "flash crash" in October, that was its weakest in eight years.
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But apart from that, Freddy [Frederick Lau] always put the beer on the goddam piano, which I hated—it's so ugly.
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Apart from that, the film is aiming for the mindless horror of drive-in movie days, and at that it succeeds.
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But Branca's life went on for another 65 years, long enough to define his life apart from that one terrible moment.
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On YouTube, by contrast, left-wing voices are seemingly non-existent – apart from that communist child – while right-wing voices dominate.
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Apart from that song, the Beach Boys tracks that Ms. Tharp chose aren't the Beatles-influencing, "teenage symphony to God" stuff.
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Apart from that van Leyden drawing, true museum-quality works were few and far between at this latest series of auctions.
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Nauman's work from this time stood apart from that world, even as he became recognized for his influence and enduring vision.
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The publisher of the magazine Elevator World donated a grand, and some press, but apart from that Carr carried the weight.
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Apart from that confirmed case, a case of "acute flaccid paralysis" thought to also be polio was awaiting confirmation, he said.
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But apart from that, Lam says a key part of managing the new demands of the role is strong communication skills.
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Apart from that, investors awaited Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's semi-annual congressional testimonies on Tuesday and Wednesday during U.S. hours.
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Apart from that, what a delight to see Shakespeare's ladies call the shots, not to mention doing shots with Shakespeare's ladies.
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I chose this look because it's extremely neutral—I didn't want to send any messages apart from that I was being serious.
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There's always the possibility of violence so you want to make sure innocent third parties are kept separate and apart from that.
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That sounds like a silly reason to crush on somebody, but I'm not really sure why I liked her apart from that.
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Sovereigns are still grinding tighter, but, apart from that, people are still waiting for more news and greater clarity on what is coming.
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Apart from that, the dollar's 5.6 percent trade-weighted appreciation over the last six months is technically equivalent to a considerable monetary tightening.
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"The pound going down has obviously held (wine investments), but even apart from that it's still moving in the right direction," he said.
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Apart from that, the early indicators were excellent, with a 22016-1 win over Spain announcing them as serious contenders for the tournament.
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Apart from that, the iTunes branding doesn't align with Apple Podcasts on iOS, which is how a majority of people listen to shows.
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He gets a little help from a pizza delivery man and his mom, but apart from that he pretty much goes it alone.
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Apart from that, little else is known about the plot, but you can surely expect an onslaught of twists and turns from Shyamalan.
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And so, it doesn't come into play, any issues that anybody has about the detention center, it exists separate and apart from that.
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Apart from that, it also said that it wants: The location of their negotiating rounds will alternate between the U.K. and the U.S.
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"We can't attack India, clearly that is not an option, and apart from that we're doing everything possible we could do," Khan said.
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Apart from that, our relationship was like anyone else's: We were in love, spent a lot of time together, and talked about everything.
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Music Unlimited doesn't offer any non-music content, but apart from that, it's a pretty great service for those plugged into the Amazon ecosystem.
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"It is because they are always on the lookout for al-Shabab, but apart from that I find Mogadishu to be peaceful," he said.
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In fact, some argue that having so much land to explore might be what set America's gun culture apart from that of other places.
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What sets the treatment of Sister Mary Cynthia apart from that of Mellie or Anna is this sustained and careful attention to the victim.
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Apart from that, he had a few other suggestions as well: • Do the math, and calculate the cost of a full set of chairs.
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But I also feel, apart from that, we need to see this as an existential fight for what country we want to live in.
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We try to set our emotions apart from that immediately, but we're humans and we really care about the people we take care of.
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Apart from that, it is the Supreme Court and what we need to do now is to abide by the sentence and that's it.
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Apart from that, Italy's stronger economic growth and declining unemployment are preconditions for fundamental political reforms on which the prime minister has staked his job.
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Apart from that, Washington wants to make sure that China is not manipulating the exchange rate for purposes of deliberately altering its terms of trade.
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We actually got along well apart from that, but obviously, when someone isn't taking any showers, they aren't going to be good to live with.
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All three divisions of the company missed forecasts and it was Statoil's worst-ever adjusted operating profit, apart from that posted in its first quarter.
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Apart from that, the U.S. and China positions with respect to the North Korean crisis and China's maritime boundaries are totally opposite and outright hostile.
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Apart from that, attackers will need to get a specific board manufactured which would take a week, and buy a bluetooth module for around $10.
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Ms. Nilsson's work stood somewhat apart from that of her peers, especially her watercolors of animalistic creatures which are rendered with extraordinary delicacy and subtlety.
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Yet apart from that and similar dustups as a teenager — "I'm surprised I still have my teeth," Washington muses — he didn't have much to go on.
|
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The 115th Congress of the United States may not have passed any meaningful legislation (apart from that whole forcing Trump to impose sanctions on Russia thing).
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Apart from that, nobody knows what the Commission will look like after the parliamentary elections in late May, much less what its trade mandate will be.
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You'll need a Samsung phone to use it, but apart from that, the Gear 210 is at the vanguard of the next wave of media creation.
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Apart from that, Kantor told CNBC the start-up was looking into both cutting its overall use of packaging and replacing packaging with more sustainable materials.
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Apart from that, U.S. trade relations with China are bound up in a web of war and peace issues where mistrust and mutual suspicions reign supreme.
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But apart from that confrontation, the normally combative president seemed eager to play nice, paying compliments to his usual political rivals while pulling punches on China.
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Apart from that, alleged problems of market access for American companies in China are easily dealt with on the basis of strictly applied rules of reciprocity.
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Apart from that, there's little reason for anyone to look at the Razr when the Galaxy Z Flip offers so much more for over $100 less.
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Apart from that, the market is also concerned whether Russian energy companies would be further affected should U.S. continues to impose further economic sanctions against Russia.
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Apart from that, those store-bought iced coffees— and especially the cold brews — can get pricey and definitely add up if you're getting them all the time.
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But I think apart from that, there's one black girl in Little Mix, and they're nominated for one thing, and I was like 'Oh my God, what?
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What sets Mattis' resignation apart from that episode is that he doesn't point to a single event, as Vance did, but rather to a larger philosophical difference.
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So, apart from that, apart from deciding he was going to be king of whatever he's the king of, the populist hard right, he was the same.
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Apart from that, China and South Korea have running disputes with Japan about unresolved territorial claims in the East China Sea and in the Sea of Japan.
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Apart from that, both indexes have a bigger weighting to Japan and Britain than anywhere else, and the biggest sector representations are finance, industry and health care.
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Apart from that, excessive trade surpluses with the U.S. are hindering the leading role China has to play in promoting growth and stability of global commerce and finance.
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Apart from that and a recurring maple motif — the jugs of syrup on a shelf outside the kitchen are not just for show — the Québécois influence is minimal.
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The fans roared their approval, and the decibel level steadily rose, the songs of defiance and delight echoing around Goodison Park, empty apart from that one ecstatic corner.
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Because, by that definition, a lot of modern-day decisions were apart from that, and that even so-called conservative justice, now swing vote justices, have veered from that.
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But apart from that my mum's favorite CD at the time was Rumours by Fleetwood Mac—like most people's mum's [laughs]—and my dad's was Bad by Michael Jackson.
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"And the only thing that could actually take my attention apart from that was the Harry Potter series," shared Lynch, who began writing to Rowling, the author and creator.
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Apart from that, budget deficits and the gross public debt of 6.7 percent of GDP and 250 (?) percent of GDP, respectively, are putting off-limits that particular policy option.
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We definitely set ourselves apart from that crowd by treating each release, and each detail of the label, more as a platform for creating and refining a certain aesthetic.
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That said, there was no proof offered here that these initial editors had a conflict, apart from that they were inspired to write the entry in the first place.
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There's a brief break in the momentum for an NYU professor toward the end, but apart from that prepare yourself for a 107 second rollercoaster of black and white.
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Apart from that pretty significant speed boost, the USB 3.23 spec is a relatively minor upgrade, which might be why it only gets an extra 0.1 on the number count.
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Two years ago I went to Puerto Rico with my friend Susan, but apart from that I cannot remember the last time I was on a plane with another person.
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Our leaders started down this dangerous path even before the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, but our current military footprint abroad cannot be understood apart from that dark day.
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For instance, what most people remember about It (apart from that orgy) is its most conventional scene of horror: the opening, when Georgie Denbrough meets Pennywise in a storm drain.
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Apart from that, all I want to say is: thanks, Lemmy, for the absolute fucking electricity that goes up my spine when I put on your music way too loud.
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The rationale of today's right is not to remake some "Judeo-Christian" past—after all, apart from that breakaway faction within the original Christian church, no such past ever existed.
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Apart from that signature, reggae has endured over the years as part of the fabric of música urbana, its tropes and creative advances used widely by any number of reggaetoneros.
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The attorney general could remove Starr for "good cause," disability, or any condition that "substantially" impaired the performance of his duties, but apart from that, Starr was his own man.
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Apart from that, three of the smaller nuclear powers, China, India and Pakistan, have all increased their warhead numbers by small amounts—an unwelcome development, but not an overly significant one.
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"I want to emphasize because investigations are continuing, apart from that statement, there are no known links to any political issues or any, certainly any links to extremist groups," he said.
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Apart from that one interaction, there's no evidence Chowdhury was part of the same study circle Clairmont and the five other Canadian jihadis had formed at the 8th and 8th Musallah.
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What On the Basis of Sex does extraordinarily well is explain — without turning to overly clunky expository dialogue — what sets a legal mind like Ginsburg's apart from that of more conservative litigators.
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Jenkins added that "there's not a lot of difference" between being a deputy and a police officer in the state of Oklahoma, apart from that the sheriff's office also handles civil issues.
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Apart from that, there are structural problems requiring massive adjustments in China's manufacturing sectors that have been set up, with the help of U.S. investments and technology, as a world's export powerhouse.
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Apart from that, however, he supports his son's entrepreneurial spirit and doesn't seem concerned that the burden could end up too high, or that his son could eventually end up burnt out.
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Apart from that, it is important that a film like this should reach the masses, and if it was not done by a mainstream actor, that purpose would not have been solved.
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Structural flashbacks like these are often used as a shortcut to plunge the reader into narrative action, and apart from that, there's no obvious reason "Illegal" couldn't be told in chronological order.
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Apart from that, Waymo's development in automated logistics services has also been slower than Morgan Stanley expected, and theses 2 businesses are the main sectors for the valuation of self-driving company.
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In other words, it is Secretary Acosta's overall approach to enforcement of the laws under DOL's jurisdiction that has the potential to set his DOL apart from that of the previous administration.
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Sure, Cruz made a little joke about Trump at the beginning but hardly mentioned him apart from that, when the Iowa caucuses are just days away and Trump has been leading polls.
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Apart from that, while that particular drug has a lower likelihood of sexual side effects, it is regarded as a not-very-effective antidepressant—this is coming from my research consultant, Stephen Biggs.
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News that the president allegedly asked his lawyers to investigate the viability of a "self-pardon" raises a number of questions, separate and apart from that pardon's effect on any subsequent criminal prosecution.
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The travel-focused company is particularly exposed to coronavirus-related cancellations in China – and apart from that also lost money in the first nine months of last year, per the Wall Street Journal.
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Apart from that, with a widely circulated salary spreadsheet, the group Art/Museum Salary Transparency has effectively created a public discourse around the issue of low pay and income disparity within cultural institutions.
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Murray led Great Britain to a Davis Cup victory over Japan last week, but apart from that team event had not competed since his Australian Open final loss to Novak Djokovic on Jan. 31.
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I certainly wish to go on living as long as I can be supportive of my wife of sixty years but apart from that I see nothing meaningful to be gained by living longer.
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The only area where you might struggle switching is if you're an advanced Excel user with a bunch of macros set up, but apart from that you'll find LibreOffice meets your needs very nicely.
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" — realizes it — "… and now anyone listening to this phone call knows it, too" — and slips quickly back into the dapper English reserve that sugarcoats his secret dealings — "Apart from that, how was your day?
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Apart from that, we stayed flexible; The Kid from Castle Rock may or may not be the devil, but ask a true This Is Us fan about Miguel and they might say the same!
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I knew there was an aerial tram that takes guests to the top of a mountain, but apart from that, I figured the place would be a bit boring since it was wasn't ski season.
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Apart from that, the evidence, independently uncovered by journalists, suggesting that members of the Trump campaign might have colluded, if not conspired, in order to win the election, was newsworthy, and begged for additional reporting.
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But beyond the generally surreal nature of it all, "Tuca & Bertie" doesn't really do anything to stand apart from that flock beyond the promotability of its celebrity voices, which also include "The Walking Dead's" Steven Yeun.
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And while Slack, understandably, will get name-checked a fair amount when discussing the new collaboration tool, the software giant has taken a very cleanly organized business approach that sets it apart from that chief competitor.
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Pandora is also expected to launch its own full on-demand streaming service sometime this year, although the company hasn't given anyone specific hints on when that will be (apart from that it will launch soon).
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"Apart from that, if you sort of look forward over the next 12 months and you assume that we're on a slow but steady path upward in rates it really presses downward on gold," said Schlossberg.
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SESSIONS: Mr. Chairman, without in any way suggesting that I have had any conversations concerning pardons, totally apart from that, there are privileges of communication within the Department of Justice that we share, all of us do.
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HBO seeks to stand apart from that wave with "Diana, Our Mother: Her Life and Legacy," an intimate but gauzy look back, its most salient aspect being that her sons, William and Harry, participate in the reminiscing.
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Apart from that, Barr or anyone else who made a judgment about obstruction in a couple of days without really digging into the underlying evidence creates the appearance of rushing to make a decision for political reasons.
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Apart from that, Trump has challenged the Fed's integrity to the point where that pillar of the American public service cannot cave in and open further the liquidity floodgates just because the president and asset traders said so.
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" After more than a year of inquiries, State Department and federal investigators were unable to attribute the source or cause of the ailments, apart from that they "were most likely related to trauma from a non-natural source.
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But apart from that, making sure companies comply with the CCPA is the sole province of the attorney general's office, which has indicated that it will only have the bandwidth to bring a handful of cases each year.
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All that Trump likely did was get a competent speechwriter to give him a script -- which he then read near enough word-for-word, apart from that off-the-cuff, self-aggrandizing and frankly weird remark about NATO spending.
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Apart from that, both cameras have the same advanced features, including a Live Focus Mode that auto-focuses on subjects while you film video, and a Zoom-In Mic feature that filters out background sound while you record audio.
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Apart from that human drama that we now have to deal with, it also sounds like the Chinese have difficulty finding anything interesting to buy in the U.S., other than pieces of real estate in California, Florida and Texas.
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Jenner did sell her cosmetics line at a pop up shop at one location in December (and will have a second IRL shop in New York City for Valentine's Day) but apart from that, the line is only sold online.
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"One reason Japanese design stands apart from that of many other countries is that it doesn't always follow the strict international code of design in evidence today," Dowling writes, referring to the influences of the International Typographic Style, or Swiss Style.
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Apart from that, it has not ventured into race politics in the same way as Nike and Puma, although it has scored with consumers with an environmental conscience, who have snapped up its "Parley" shoes made out of recycled ocean plastic.
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I think I'm quite an energetic person, but apart from that, the music is nothing like me at all and it's a totally separate thing, it's what I saw as a challenge and what captured my attention about this project.
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"The violent manner of Ceausescu's demise set Romania's experience of political change apart from that of the other East European states," Professor Dennis J. Deletant, of the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service, said in a lecture there in 2012.
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It's just a headache and an upset stomach and constant shaking and nausea and panic and regret and anxiety and remorse and fear and a quiet, very quiet, wish for an instant death, but apart from that, hangovers are fine!
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But, until I went to Cognac in southwest France last December, I didn't know much about the brandy apart from that it's made with white wine grapes, primarily a variety called Ugni Blanc, and that I liked its refined taste.
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Apart from that, we don't know much else about the Hub Max other than it'll likely be running the same software that puts a big emphasis on Google Assistant and gives it a visual interface that can go anywhere in your home.
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Apart from that, Klobuchar's most stand-out moment was telling a room full of college students that, unlike Warren, she would not be pushing plans to forgive student debt and that she would not support tuition-free or debt-free college policies.
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Apart from that, those intimately familiar with the source material may be the most disorientated of all: in some moments, the original vocal melodies are performed by a soloist or choir in resonant operatic tones—while the orchestration underneath is utterly unrecognisable.
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But Black Panther's costumes not only stand apart from that tradition, they explicitly call attention to western societies discounting the history of regal African clothing because the bold afrocentric looks are worn by a society that's gravely underestimated by Americans in the film.
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Using WVD, enterprises can give their employees access to virtualized applications and remote desktops, including the ability to provide multi-session Windows 103 experiences, something that sets Microsoft's own apart from that of other vendors that offer virtualized Windows desktops and applications.
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"Just apart from that, there was a lot of foolishness in this election and a lot of really cartoonish campaigning, and I think by the time of the president's visit last weekend, people were kind of tired of that entire approach," Lamb said.
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I'm heavily embedded in Apple's ecosystem (Mac, Apple Watch, etc etc), so although I really adore the Galaxy Note 8 (apart from that finger print sensor!) I'm kinda in a rut about my next handset, so for now am just sticking with what I've got.
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Apart from that, as a country running the largest trade surplus in the world ($310 billion, or more than 8 percent of GDP), and virtually no inflation, it should be stimulating its domestic demand to avoid destabilizing the monetary union with excessive trade imbalances.
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OUR ROE DURING THIS PERIOD, WE HAD A LITIGATION SETTLEMENT FROM A PRIOR PERIOD BUT APART FROM THAT OUR ROE WAS 11.2, LAST YEAR WAS 11.2 THE YEAR BEFORE SO WE'VE BEEN DOUBLE DIGIT ROE WHICH IS THE HIGHEST ROE CONTINUING FOR OUR CATEGORY.
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Apart from that, the monetary stance has to offset the fiscal policy's restrictive bias, because the euro zone is struggling to reduce its huge public debt (89.1 percent of GDP), and most member countries are far from official commitments to balance their public sector accounts.
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Apart from that, there are also some experimental applications in smart ports and mobile medicine and they will soon be commercially available, In terms of industry,22020G technology will bring great changes to five industries, including TV and media, manufacturing, healthcare, telecommunications, transportation and infrastructure.
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"I believe there was some sort of general consensus on the main lines of the trilogy, but apart from that, every director writes and realizes his film in his own way... I believe Rian didn&apost keep anything from the first draft of Episode VIII."
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Some banners proclaiming the summit have gone up along Hanoi's tree-lined streets and some lamp posts are decked with North Korean, Vietnamese and U.S. flags fluttering above a handshake design, but apart from that, for now at least, life goes on as normal.
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"Apart from that, we consider ourselves a product-driven company and hence want to continue to strongly invest into building the best product for our customers, which will mean significantly growing our product and engineering team and potentially even opening a new office to facilitate hiring."
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Superior Court Judge Siobhan Teare did not allow the defense to present to the jury any evidence of D.J.'s ability to communicate, and decided to exclude all testimony from the defense, apart from that by Stubblefield herself, that in any way related to facilitated communication.
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Apart from that, a more assertive France — as befits a country of great culture and civilization, a veto-wielding member of the UN Security Council and an authentic and independent nuclear power — would provide a better balance in European politics and in the euro area decision making.
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"There are a whole bunch of fans that don't speak Spanish and they've been asking us for a while that they want to hear us singing in English, so we took that into consideration and recorded it, and apart from that, we like to try new languages," Pimental says.
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Even apart from that distortion, the average monthly job gains so far in 2016 have fallen far shy of the nearly 240,000 average of the last two years, a pace that has helped buoy the economy and cut the jobless figure in half since the depths of the recession.
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Taking advantage of the boys' citizenship and familiarity with Laredo, Zeta commanders also sent them across the border with a list of enemies to kill on the Texas side, a brazen move that set their story apart from that of the average young soldier in the cartel wars.
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Apart from that, high-debt countries like Greece, Italy and Portugal are running primary budget surpluses (budget balances before interest charges on public debt) ranging from 2.4 percent of GDP (Italy) to 6.7 percent of GDP (Greece) — which means that debt liabilities are stabilizing on a declining trend.
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The bakers are incredible people, their families are OK. We have a GoFundMe account because we have a lot of employees who lost their cars and apartments but apart from that they're OK. They're still here working and we're just trying to make as much bread as we can and help out.
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The attitude behind 50's brand of gangsta rap on steroids, while enticing to fans whose lives were a million miles apart from that reality, was not supposed to be directed to people with more power than him, but he proved to be too much of the outlaw he was marketed as.
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Apart from that odd exchange with Warren, Biden had a decent night, partly because he was given, and took advantage of, several opportunities to stress that he was more prepared for the presidency than anyone else and that the post-Trump era called for someone who wouldn't have a steep learning curve.
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But, apart from that, a rare Taylor Swift outing in Atelier Versace, an "embroidered bib" by Virgil Abloh at Louis Vuitton for Timothée Chalamet, and Michelle Yeoh's sporting of the famous Crazy Rich Asians emerald, the 2019 Globes was a hushed night for red carpet style — inside the venue and out, online and off.
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The trailer for Life Itself once again mines these rich Hollywood subjects through the eyes of one of their biggest fans: writer/director Dan Fogelman, who created This Is Us. You can't tell much about the story of Life Itself from the trailer apart from that it will be painful and poignant – like life itself!
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Higher prices for gasoline and some other items in the aftermath of the hurricanes will likely boost inflation temporarily; apart from that effect, inflation on a 12-month basis is expected to remain somewhat below 2 percent in the near term but to stabilize around the Committee's 2 percent objective over the medium term.
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"Apart from that there's a lot of anxiety in both kids and adults here, there are a lot of displaced people here who have medical conditions who couldn't bring their medicine or don't know what medicine they take, so we have to find out what they need first," said Jose Ayala Cuervos, one of the doctors.
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Apart from that uncertainty, because crude oil marker lacks upside support at the moment, demand weakened by the slowdown in global economy, and it is a weak demand season recently, so senior trader Anthony Grisanti told CNBC that he believes the oil price will be volatile in short term and he doesn't see big gain in it.
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The difficulties at the European level to come down to policy coordination and policy solution (and that) is a major concern and apart from that we don't really see systemic risks on the euro area though -- it's pretty much in a country-specific mode at the moment, that's why we have all these stable outlooks at different rating levels in the euro area.
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The aesthetic isn't so much James Bond–esque cool as it is markedly sexy; these guys are eye candy, and at the screening of The Golden Circle I attended, I was startled by how much giggling I heard each time one of the Kingsman or Statesman agents started doing a little showboating, as well as how the film—apart from that one scene—doesn't really offer any similar pandering to the male gaze.
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There are two notable things about Silk's platform that set it apart from that of other assistants: it was able to modify its behavior as it learned more about its users over time (both using sound and vision), and it was designed to work on-device — a nod to privacy and concerns about "always on" speakers listening to you, improved processing on devices and the constraints of the cloud and networking technology.
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One of the three conventional approaches is to copy data from multiple disparate sources to centralized data warehouses or "Big Data Lakes," but it has proven unsuccessful for several reasons: (2628) many data source owners are reluctant to send, or are prohibited from sending, data or certain types of data to federal agencies apart from that dictated by law, (28503) the onus has always been on the data source owners to provide clean, high quality data without them necessarily having the resources and tools to do so, and (22019) distrust caused as "sharing" data and information is often a one-way arrangement in that federal agencies will not share back with other federal, state and local agencies, and, in many cases, will take credit for the data and information provided.
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