He approaches comics the way Eric Andre approaches making a talk show.
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Different states will take different approaches, and these approaches will produce different outcomes.
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The most cost-effective "ideal" approaches are not always the most politically workable approaches.
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So when Alec approaches Nick, it seems sensible; when Angelina approaches Elizabeth, it seems rash.
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Deep learning approaches to most problems blew past all other approaches when deep learning was first discovered.
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There are many less common forms of therapy available, including mindfulness approaches and more existential or spiritual approaches.
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These machine-learning approaches, these artificial intelligence-based approaches, will define how software is developed in the future.
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Congress started moving toward behind-the-scenes approaches to lawmaking in the 1980s because traditional approaches were not working.
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The underlying technology powering these solutions differs from many typical machine learning approaches in the way it approaches prior knowledge.
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Both sides have had notable and suspicious departures in their approaches, but they largely adhere to long held jurisprudential approaches.
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Like prior legislation, ESSA also strongly emphasizes selecting "evidence-based" approaches and does not require use of specific, unproven approaches.
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"One party approaches you with a philosophy of pain, and the other approaches you with a philosophy of pity," he says.
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Different carriers, different approaches The four major mobile carriers' approaches to 5G vary based on the spectrum each company already owns.
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In the 2010s, the rise of neural networks and some once-promising approaches (symbolic approaches, etc.) lost parts of their research base.
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We actually do have some evidence-based approaches for alcohol and tobacco, just like we have evidence-based approaches for other drugs.
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There may, in other words, eventually have to be as many approaches to explainability as there are approaches to machine learning itself.
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He approaches these lyrics the same way he approaches his singing: he goes for the gut punch, the stunning image, the poetic flourish.
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In particular, we believe that digital therapeutic-approaches offer great promise in overcoming the problems inherent in traditional approaches to mental and behavioral therapy.
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Ultimately, solving a public health problem as big as malaria requires both creative approaches and unflinching commitment to the approaches currently known to work best.
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Because he knew that, it made a big difference in how he approaches his go-to-market strategy and how he approaches building a product.
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Instead, he believes one-size-fits-all approaches to health are outdated and will invariably give way to more personalized approaches across every imaginable category.
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There's a lot of different approaches to each encounter, conversational and otherwise, but many of those approaches also tie back to D&D skill checks.
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NIH hopes to fund up to $20 million on alternative approaches and has, for instance, sought comments on "potential alternatives" using mice, and other approaches.
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The researchers found that the drugs in the study, as of March 2016, were FDA-approved for a total of 69 treatment approaches, but the NCCN recommended those drugs for a total of 113 approaches, which included the approaches approved by the FDA but also many others.
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There are a lot of reasons why neural approaches show more promise than phrase-based approaches, but the bottom line is that they produce more accurate translations.
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" In other areas, where Google has had multiple teams developing different approaches to a similar technology, she said, "we have been evaluating how to rationalize these approaches.
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Differing approaches But when Trump returned to the White House, it was clear that he and his party's leaders -- led by McConnell -- had differing approaches to the race.
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Schwartz approaches the future much as he approaches traffic—as a complex, dynamic system—and his book emerges as a clearheaded bible for the twenty-first-century road.
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"Hard" approaches focus on squashing extremist ideas, while "soft" approaches rely on community and grassroots methods to turn people away from extremist behaviour towards a meaningful civilian life.
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If the U.S. and the EU agree to new standards, norms and approaches, others in the world (namely, China) will take note and see value in adopting those approaches.
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Many approaches have been suggested to deal with vaccine refusal, with the more controversial approaches ranging from compulsory vaccination programs to dismissing patients from provider practices for non-vaccination.
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But also some newer approaches, technology based or other kinds of creative approaches, possibly involving peer groups or something besides just what we've been doing for the last many years.
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Not only is early education more open to market-oriented approaches, but also its greater experience with such approaches and stronger public-private partnerships increase the probability of their successful implementation.
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The good news is that we've already developed some approaches that work to prevent everyday crashes — approaches that can also curb the ability of terrorists to use vehicles as a weapon.
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"This dynamic has created ongoing challenges for many investors that employ value-oriented long approaches as well as stock-specific short selling approaches like we do here at Lakewood," Bozza wrote.
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That's how he approaches business projects, that's how he approaches life, whether it's teaching his granddaughter how to swing a golf club, or tackling the toughest negotiations, he's always fully committed.
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" The two approaches, Labandeira stresses, "have to be linked.
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Two different approaches to Iran The waving of cutlasses in the narrow waters between Arabia and Iran was the moment when two different and competing approaches to Iran between Western allies crossed.
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We can debate the merits of the different approaches but the point is that all of the necessary levels and approaches are being considered and that we do not have device tunnel vision.
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The approaches for selling you a $700 tablet aren't dissimilar to the approaches companies use to sell you two-dollar hot dogs — whether you're supposed to play with the product or eat it.
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Our thinking about best approaches to substance use and addiction has evolved from an increased awareness about the disease component of addiction and from communities looking for more redemptive approaches to drug use.
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In general, people tend to prefer approaches that eliminate some risks completely, as opposed to approaches that reduce all risks — even though the second option would produce a greater overall decrease in risk.
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And where can Democrats offer smarter approaches on issues, like jobs, for instance — approaches that can connect to the guts of working-class voters as Trump did, but provide a smarter path forward.
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But the different approaches have practical consequences for people, too.
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Samsung's shifted approaches a number of times over the years.
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One notable difference between the financial overhaul approaches of Mrs.
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Bill: Yeah, well, we're taking a lot of different approaches.
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This may also increase the safety profile for future approaches.
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Companies have different things to say about the varying approaches.
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Trump's other approaches to staying healthy amid her hectic life?
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A few trials of approaches along those lines are ongoing.
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Doctors and drug companies are pursuing new approaches to treatment.
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These approaches were popular well into the early modern era.
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Once Heller was secured, cautious approaches went out the window.
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Insiders say that some officials are working on better approaches.
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That doesn't mean other approaches like VR are dead, however.
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The field quickly branches into two approaches: invasive and noninvasive.
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But the film never approaches "Slumdog Millionaire" levels of excitement.
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"Psychiatry desperately needs new approaches to treat people," said Addy.
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Both approaches suggested that third parties didn't make the difference.
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Farmers say they are growing impatient as harvest season approaches.
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The outlook may not be so sunny as Brexit approaches.
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CBS does have some advantages as it approaches Sunday, though.
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Especially one that approaches the price of a used automobile.
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Spectre approaches the fundamentals of long exposure a bit differently.
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News, Nick approaches Amanda about her budding relationship with Josh.
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Should I say something about this as Valentine's Day approaches?
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All these films take very different approaches to their topics.
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It will be interesting how the government approaches the issue.
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Despite these compelling statistics, there are problems with current approaches.
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Successfully addressing these unique public health issues requires varied approaches.
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Of particular note is the way the game approaches race.
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Instead, he believes there will be room for both approaches.
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Both started outlining their approaches to foreign policy last fall.
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It also does not foreclose states from trying different approaches.
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You know, to see how Obama and Trump's approaches compare.
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Both Xiaomi and Apple take very different approaches to wearables.
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As the merge approaches, there are still four vets left.
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Go deeper: 2020 Democrats propose new approaches to slavery reparations
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Some styling approaches are taking us further back in time.
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Then we can test possible approaches to fighting fake news.
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Such approaches have been making headway in parts of Africa.
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And she said that she now approaches her treatment holistically.
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Then, as Jon approaches, Longclaw in hand, he actually smiles.
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The Left is deeply divided as it approaches the election.
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" "You know that, as before, the approaches are very different.
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Toto and Lixil differ in their approaches to these challenges.
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There are also several other researchers working on similar approaches.
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And the way he approaches comedy is the same way.
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This is quite different to when a human diver approaches.
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A customer approaches CUSTOMER: I'd like to buy a parrot.
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"I think it mostly reflects two different approaches," he said.
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Countries take different approaches to their chronically or terminally ill.
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This has excited interest in fundamentally new approaches to medicine.
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The eye on front screen is closed until someone approaches.
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Now, neither one of these approaches is 100 percent foolproof.
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The water approaches 43 inches about four times each year.
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Don't miss our video for an overview of those approaches.
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There may be better standards, smarter approaches, more humane reforms.
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As the timetable for further negotiations approaches, investors are anxious.
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The question is whether either of these approaches is better.
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The report comes as a key early March deadline approaches.
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The way he approaches mastery is inspiring in many ways.
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There's a couple of different design approaches at work here.
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Scientists are excited to observe the comet as it approaches.
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"I see how he approaches clients," Ravinder says of Copulsky.
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Other cities have adopted approaches that contrast sharply with Moscow's.
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Other approaches emphasize giving teens skills to wait for sex.
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You start lining up behind him at the train approaches.
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These billionaires' strategic approaches, of course, would have to differ.
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Katrina: Bush approaches Congress for $2833 billion for hurricane relief.
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Sztalryd's team also work on biological approaches to weight loss.
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But he recently changed the way he approaches a surgery.
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Other carriers have tried similar approaches, though for different reasons.
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I visited two different mosques with two very different approaches.
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Historically I have been suspect of platform approaches like this.
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Stewart now approaches his birthday as an opportunity for reflection.
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It applies to her characters' approaches to life as well.
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So technological approaches to carbon removal have to get cheaper.
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Officer Matthew Palladino approaches the car on the passengers' side.
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Facebook is steering itself clear of those approaches this time.
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MORE approaches his presidential expiration date, Fidel Castro simply expired.
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As for dealing with senility, some approaches have been innovative.
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But it was intriguing to see where their approaches differed.
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Two approaches appear relatively reliable paths to triumph on Broadway.
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Yet, a range of policy approaches can address these challenges.
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Consider many approaches, and then settle on the best. 4.
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As the big reveal approaches, I start to get nervous.
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Linda, who approaches the Porta Potty section looking for Caputo.
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I love Elle, but there are two very different approaches.
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Their approaches bear surface similarities beyond brash use of power.
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They would report restructuring approaches for specific areas needing reform.
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The Hill: Manafort trial behind schedule as third week approaches.
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The differing approaches of California and New York are instructive.
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There are flaws, I think, in both of these approaches.
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Smart approaches to rural lands will help revitalize these communities.
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Paul approaches books with tenderness, desire, insecurity, and, always, ambition.
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Advocates are calling for a vote as "Sunshine week" approaches.
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Elsewhere in the city, Pumpkins decorate the streets — Halloween approaches.
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The movie industry has taken other approaches to this issue.
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My husband and I had very different approaches to money.
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And while all three aggressively pursue fintechs, their approaches vary.
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More transparency or limiting tax deductibility are approaches worth discussing.
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It includes diversity of perspectives and approaches to solving problems.
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Are others rejecting our approaches because we can't be trusted?
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Bolton described past U.S. approaches to Africa as deeply flawed.
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Progress on those new approaches has been halting, at best.
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So to increase vaccination rates, Brewer sees three possible approaches.
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Clinton's divergent approaches to electioneering been on more vivid display.
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As the holiday season approaches, the pressure to spend spikes.
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Clinton's and Mr. Trump's strikingly different approaches to the Sept.
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MicroLED technology is a fantastic Frankenstein combination of both approaches.
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Piecemeal approaches over tax extensions will only complicate that work.
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We follow her one Saturday afternoon as she approaches residents.
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Photo: 4me (cropped) The company takes a couple of approaches.
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Each contributes value because of different skills, perspectives and approaches.
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Facebook has introduced similar sorts of approaches for particular images.
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She apprehensively approaches — the protagonist we have been waiting for.
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Some localities will take longer and will try different approaches.
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The impact of these distinct approaches sticks with us today.
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It's clear how the shows developed these very different approaches.
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I can really use it as IFA approaches this week.
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They have markedly different approaches to empowering the working class.
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Clinton and Trump take very different approaches to climate change.
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Federal appeals courts have taken differing approaches to the question.
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But none even approaches the set of qualities Granholm embodies.
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Both are waiving reservation change fees as the hurricane approaches.
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They found new approaches to infiltration, sabotage and secret communication.
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Two interesting young pianists with contrasting approaches appear this week.
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About 15 minutes later, the train approaches the Jamaica station.
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Trying new approaches if a previous approach did not work.
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Their approaches range from celebratory to absurd, political to intimate.
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Many teachers learn these approaches in their teacher preparation programs.
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A change in hitters' approaches is already underway, Epstein said.
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Officer Lake approaches, and takes Mr. Sterling by the arm.
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Photographer Graciela Iturbide approaches her subjects with tenderness and compassion.
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Various countries have taken wildly different approaches to tackling crypto.
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As an Israeli election approaches, is this the last hurrah?
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This carefully drawn, lyrical debut approaches memoir from another angle.
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We're very different in our approaches and in our ideologies.
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In fiction, spies are known for their breezy, impulsive approaches.
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Djokovic won less than half of his 63 net approaches.
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What should people do in the interim as summer approaches?
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"People have been taking such different approaches," Dayal told me.
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Instead, they suggest that you try a constellation of approaches.
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One question centered on the candidates' approaches to crisis hygiene.
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The Timberwolves also rebuffed numerous approaches from the Houston Rockets.
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Our approaches are different but our objectives are the same.
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CNBC reported in August about Hims' early approaches to investors.
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Bubbles entice for their seeming simplicity, which approaches the existential.
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Critics say such approaches paper over an inherently flawed test.
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Health systems have taken different approaches to communicating algorithm results.
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Similar approaches have been used in countries like South Korea.
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That isn't the way the Trump administration approaches the world.
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Other scientists are starting to rely on different probabilistic approaches.
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The precautions come as Dorian approaches the continental United States.
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The frontrunners will become much more clear as 2021 approaches.
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Other tech companies and advocacy groups are pursuing similar approaches.
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But it's an easy winner for dinners when fall approaches.
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And if it's indeed fair game for new approaches: How?
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Today, states oversee testing and have taken wildly different approaches.
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Other countries have taken varying approaches to prevention and containment.
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He half hangs back, half approaches the baby, shyly, tentatively.
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There are legislative hurdles to both those approaches as well.
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"We have two different approaches with Garage 56," Beaumesnil said.
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Naturally, there is a role for very elegant, sophisticated approaches.
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The filings come as the campaign approaches an important moment.
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" He cited the "asymptotic increase in homework as break approaches.
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We selected quotations from our anthology that offered competing approaches.
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As he approaches the car, the front passenger door opens.
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Stark differences in national approaches are typically on full display.
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He is known for taking unconventional approaches towards this project.
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Bear in mind that none of these approaches are magic.
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"It takes two or three approaches on average," he said.
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Open season for the rest of the web fast approaches.
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But now as she approaches her 30th birthday on Dec.
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As she approaches, she sees a Joey inside its pouch.
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Each company will be taking unique approaches to the category.
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Small grants to encourage bold approaches and applications will help.
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No approaches have been made so far, the company said.
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And such approaches take time to gestate, internally and externally.
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There's wisdom in Paddy Black, too, as he approaches death.
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T here are two approaches to making a machine intelligent.
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As the trial approaches, Mr. Weinstein's health has deteriorated sharply.
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So the main difference between the approaches is in transmissions.
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As he approaches the end, he's also coming full circle.
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Note how these approaches do not require more taxpayer dollars.
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That's why small company approaches must change when you scale.
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Every product approaches that problem in a slightly different way.
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Still, some fasting approaches may be more effective than others.
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Currently, EU nations have different approaches to managing radio frequencies.
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Still, he cautioned that a combination of approaches was necessary.
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These insults sum up their vastly different approaches to politics.
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It's really helped asset allocation approaches in the ETF wrapper.
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That's how Good Eats approaches all of its knowledge drops.
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Retailers in the US are taking different approaches to tariffs.
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At last, one of the groom's brothers approaches the stranger.
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Some investors have become more wary as the election approaches.
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As Election Day approaches, Texas appears to remain unshakably Texas.
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If you can't afford a home, consider these approaches instead.
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There is abundant gas supply in Europe as winter approaches.
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Such an approach confuses two American approaches to world disorder.
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"Savage Tales" approaches Gauguin's extraordinary journals in the same light.
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There are, broadly speaking, two approaches to writing about animals.
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Some big agencies take other approaches to their staffing problems.
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Such approaches can promote competition and innovation, addressing legitimate challenges.
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Approaches to maintaining personal health and financial health are similar.
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And we've seen some other European economies take different approaches.
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The cardinals also have contrasting approaches to running a diocese.
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The shift to restorative justice approaches is a promising step.
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Users intent on sharing the violent video took several approaches.
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Current approaches to cutting costs won't necessarily get us there.
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Musicians feel free to try a variety of stylistic approaches.
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Verma is generally supportive of these approaches to Medicaid policy.
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Their curving shapes are comforting as the clock approaches 8am.
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It's time to talk about sustainable approaches to both actions.
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He said he's open to alternative approaches advanced by Democrats.
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But the special counsel investigation is now uncovering multiple approaches by Russians to the Trump campaign and revealing the openness of key figures to those approaches and their propensity to lie about the contacts.
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Markets will watch closely as the October 2019 presidential election approaches.
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Did we also need different approaches to a kitchen clean-out?
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I especially love eVolo magazine with their futuristic approaches in architecture.
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Alternately, a giant Lego spider leaps forward when a hand approaches.
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He told Fox News' Sean Hannity that prior approaches had failed.
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We've seen plenty of other approaches to taking out drones, too.
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He approaches music like fine art, the way a sculptor might.
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It outperformed all the other approaches in the computer vision competition.
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Yanez approaches the Oldsmobile, and Castile hands Yanez his insurance card.
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Those approaches can be energy intensive or result in CO2 emissions.
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There are approaches you can take to try to normalize it.
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If I had to guess, I'd say that hour fast approaches.
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After a Narcotics Anonymous meeting, a man named Jesse approaches him.
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So we'll wait to see how he approaches his new responsibilities.
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And, if so, which approaches should have the highest success rate?
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As International Women's Day approaches, we celebrate women's progress and achievements.
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Courts might tell the DEA to use those other approaches instead.
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Many are just new approaches to thinking about the existing problems.
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The two new investment funds take distinct approaches to the sector.
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I'm loading shredded cabbage onto a plate when he approaches me.
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On December 31, it approaches the crescent moon to the west.
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What can we look forward to from you as 2017 approaches?
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One generally approaches Leica as something to appreciate more than afford.
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Don't be afraid to try new approaches to your private affairs.
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But these alternative approaches have not attracted a lot of investment.
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So, Varys approaches Tyrion in one of Dragonstone's prime plotting rooms.
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An officer, gun drawn, approaches a car that has just parked.
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Then there is also the different approaches taken by these apps.
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A correctional officer approaches and tells me the microwave is broken.
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Not all texting bans target all drivers, and enforcement approaches vary.
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" When Josh approaches Sam with his dream, she simply says, "No.
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Similar approaches have been tried with the Indus script as well.
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A parent approaches me after the class about private lessons. Score!
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Instead, it appears that the company is exploring more nimble approaches.
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One party activist says that the two approaches reinforce each other.
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As evening approaches, they'll spread into western Missouri and Arkansas, Weather.
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Formidable challenges make such focused approaches at national scale a must.
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There is strong evidence these approaches are actually harmful, Cooper said.
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Likely, the future will require a little bit of both approaches.
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John Kasich diverged in their approaches to the Iranian nuclear deal.
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We should all embrace the complexity of our approaches to policy.
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Five separate approaches between 22021 and 2016 were ignored or rejected.
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Confidence: Medium Thursday features more rain as a cold front approaches.
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But, they must be getting butterflies as their date approaches, right?
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The committee notes that a combination of approaches could be adopted.
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Trump's openness to Democratic policy approaches continued during the following years.
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Interest in the case has increased as its 20th anniversary approaches.
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Another 10 companies are trying to develop tests using similar approaches.
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In another impressive piece, Megapixels, the viewer approaches a giant screen.
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These approaches should appeal to fiscal conservatives and environmental conservationists alike.
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And it's Toni who approaches her again, asking if she's okay.
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Be vigilant as the effective date of the new rule approaches.
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In labs, all three of these approaches have shown early promise.
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China has imported ideas and approaches more than people and ideals.
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It's here where the main divergence between the two approaches is.
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As this year's presidential election approaches, socialism isn't looking so bad.
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The way forward, say the teams, is to blend these approaches.
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But the continents' approaches to handling big companies are leagues apart.
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Hard floors give way to carpets as one approaches office areas.
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She also says different consultants have different approaches to price structuring.
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U.S. states have taken their own approaches to addressing gun violence.
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There will be other approaches taken to solving this problem, too.
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No other public company approaches this degree of intimacy with government.
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First Ruby approaches them, they don't want Ruby, they want Candy.
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Automakers are taking different approaches to keeping humans engaged in driving.
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In a diner, two customers stop talking when the server approaches.
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A study* by two Columbia Business School academics compared two approaches.
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The war approaches, Walking Dead fans, and it begins in October.
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As the economy approaches its capacity, the margin for error shrinks.
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The Economist, however, approaches the news with a little more caution.
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Better approaches are possible and the problems for shareholder were foreseeable.
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Figuring out what approaches to pursue takes time and careful consideration.
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To be on the latest level, proprietary approaches vanish over time.
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They both have definite things going for them, and different approaches.
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Headlines Burberry spurned takeover approaches from bigger US rival Coach on.ft.
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Outside of that, we tried to look for variety of approaches.
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But as the vehicle approaches, the horse gets a little spooked.
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I really think that both approaches are equally important to pursue.
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Polls conducted after the debate with statistically sounder approaches disputed this.
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There's a deeper cultural difference here between American and French approaches.
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The break-even for these workers approaches 150 years in retirement.
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Different global markets have their own approaches to providing content ratings.
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Systems-level approaches are fundamental to accelerating the pace of development.
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As the election approaches, the constantly fluctuating polls have everyone uncertain.
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"Stay back!" shouts Vickery, as his team approaches the elephants, gingerly.
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Demonstrators cheer as a woman wearing a hijab approaches the microphone.
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To Cryan, these kinds of microbial approaches are reason for optimism.
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As the party congress approaches, its outcome appears ever less certain.
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As season five rapidly approaches, we'll have our answer soon enough.
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None of these approaches to non-bathroom issues will suit everyone.
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Can you explain how these two different approaches affect your images?
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However, my model approaches the problems in a very different way.
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And the Padres might not be done as Monday's deadline approaches.
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This is where approaches in countries like Singapore work particularly well.
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The creative approaches for bilateral cooperation to fight ISIS are limitless.
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There's a lot of room here for creative approaches to journalism.
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Then one night, he approaches her in a dark parking lot.
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We hope to see Sweetie in buffalo plaid as fall approaches.
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The answer, he concluded, was that both approaches were deeply flawed.
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Novel approaches hold promise for both banks and troubled business borrowers.
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Tulips line the sidewalks, trees blossom overnight, and Mother's Day approaches.
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Nothing in Kong: Skull Island approaches that, or even attempts to.
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It leads to a very different set of questions and approaches.
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There has been an accordion-like flexibility in these interpretive approaches.
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Steve approaches a nearby group of people laughing at the party.
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The total spent on existing approaches equals $67.1 billion since 85033.
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In presidential primaries, that number approaches a significant 30 percent participation.
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Nighy, as sensitive as a seismograph, approaches them with a shudder.
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Many additional resources have been already been requested before Florence's approaches.
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Research has demonstrated that several of these approaches can reduce pain.
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New data-processing approaches could also make submarines easier to see.
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It doesn't appear that McCain is using these approaches for now.
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As Yeezy season three approaches, he's been tweeting up a storm.
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Lobbying and grassroots advocacy are different approaches to a common goal.
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Other advocates have sued the city over some of its approaches.
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No other factor approaches the importance of diet for public health.
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Matt Bevin's (R-Ky.) gubernatorial campaign, as the Tuesday election approaches.
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As he approaches centenarian status, Mr. Vallas hears a clock ticking.
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Every field has its own goals, approaches, and measures of success.
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Norwegian said in May it had rebuffed two approaches from IAG.
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Trying new approaches to savings is the right place to start.
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Instead it will complement or augment these current public health approaches.
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But the study found only small differences between the two approaches.
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Conceptually, the U.S. government approaches CI in a limited, outdated way.
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Some of these approaches can differ from your expectations for retirement.
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His citations and quotations come with a density that approaches parody.
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Pressing for jobs, not pellet guns, departs radically from prior approaches.
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" A dog approaches and the officer asks, "Is that your dog?
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Green responded that the administration is considering "new approaches" to aid.
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OL), which has rebuffed approaches from British Airways-owner IAG (ICAG.
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Republic Wireless has a number of interesting approaches to customer service.
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Jonas appears to wipe away a tear as his bride approaches.
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Finally, we asked the parents about their general approaches to parenting.
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Other approaches target the schools where the Juuling problem is prevalent.
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"I definitely think there&aposs pressure for legislative approaches," Perrin said.
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He examined the risks of alternative approaches to the China problem.
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Every sniper approaches the vegetation and camouflage process a little differently.
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Mr. Dauman's compensation over the years approaches half a billion dollars.
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In places, the show collides those two approaches into one scene.
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But they have very different approaches, roles, and long-term visions.
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He approaches everything with an open mind and carefully analyzes issues.
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Stone and Trump share remarkably similar worldviews and approaches to politics.
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Amazon will likely announce more deals as the big day approaches.
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"It's unique that Santa actually approaches each child onboard," Ryan says.
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Thomas says that such approaches are demeaning and worsen their condition.
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Police officers follow closely behind him as he approaches his vehicle.
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New approaches to combat antimicrobial resistance urgently need to be developed.
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It's past time for government to rethink how it approaches cannabis.
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The ruling does not foreclose states trying different approaches in future.
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Some available approaches, such as desalination and water recycling, show promise.
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Others may favor softer approaches focused on the judge's personal background.
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But even beyond the wall, different approaches to border security remain.
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Two bipartisan approaches have been proposed by South Carolina Republican Sen.
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Personal revelations and new approaches to productivity will arrive this week.
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The differing approaches leave each movie with a different emotional heft.
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At the same time, she approaches the field with some trepidation.
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Variability (uncertainy) is the big challenge for these kinds of approaches.
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So there's a need for fresh new approaches to white advocacy.
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And the two companies have very different approaches to their market.
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Do you believe small businesses can bring new approaches to sustainability?
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Then, Robota approaches and asks the student if anything is wrong.
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VICE: This film approaches your case as a Canadian Brown v.
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Watch what happens when your child approaches you in this way.
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He labels the different approaches Monetary Policy 1, 2, and 3.
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The boy approaches the officer and a woman pulls him away.
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Different as they are, both approaches underscore that Europe is important.
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"The more approaches being tried will increase our chances of success."
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Those approaches offer a blueprint for many restaurateurs across the country.
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I think there are two approaches that we need to see.
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Both approaches give me peace under pressure and calms me down.
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As winter approaches, the time for playing in parks is waning.
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Harm-reduction approaches — like syringe exchanges — focus mainly on injectable drugs.
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Suddenly, the distant roar of a car engine approaches behind me.
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Both approaches are wrong, and both will make us less safe.
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" She added that she "tried to emphasize the diversity of approaches.
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But she approaches the issue in the style of an activist.
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Researchers who want to fight aging generally adopt two different approaches.
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None of that means these moderate approaches are bad or unworkable.
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Johnston and Lee like to juxtapose different approaches to common problems.
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Wildly different approaches by local officials have prompted outrage, especially online.
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Wildly different approaches by local officials have prompted outrage, especially online.
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But those approaches lack the speed and fluidity of natural speaking.
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A tree-lined drive approaches the house, known as Le Douet.
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Thompson approaches Silicon Valley as if he were performing an autopsy.
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Did you try any other approaches to the time-travel story?
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Renewed campaigning is growing even more heated as voting day approaches.
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"Every time the deadline approaches, your nerves are shot," he said.
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Google and Facebook, meanwhile, took less restrictive approaches to political ads.
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Do you have questions about how Ms. Davis approaches her roles?
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They also must overcome their vastly different backgrounds, approaches and priorities.
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Using these approaches — acting on one's own behalf — is itself therapeutic.
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Curt Blake, president of Spaceflight, said that both approaches can work.
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As Thanksgiving approaches, a weary nation's thoughts turn to family entertainment.
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We looked at two states with distinct approaches: California and Mississippi.
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Between these 2 approaches, the stick works better than the carrot.
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When he's ready, he approaches the arch with flourish and bows.
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Italy approaches its first full week of a near-total shutdown.
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Although both actively dated other people, their approaches were very different.
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All of this points toward a synthesis of the two approaches.
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Mr. Callahan offers critiques of the leading approaches to giving today.
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Both approaches will apply to a face mask fashion show finale.
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This trial wasn't the only investigation into approaches to prevent HIV.
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Confronted with these dilemmas, oil companies are taking quite different approaches.
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A giddy diner approaches with a copy of Ms. French's cookbook.
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Similar approaches are underway in other cities including San Jose, Calif.
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Bloomberg approaches the person sitting with the dog and shakes hands.
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Better cybersecurity happens through a coordinated strategy rather than siloed approaches.
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But the traditional approaches are no longer up to the job.
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Very little in the way of public policy ever approaches that.
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Faced with these problems, the government is thinking about new approaches.
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Polling out Wednesday showed McSally gaining ground as the election approaches.
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The newcomers are trying a variety of approaches to get there.
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Some outlets are trying different approaches to keep the experience fresh.
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Health systems are adopting age-friendly approaches, like specialized emergency rooms.
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Occasionally, he raises his voice, though he rarely approaches a yell.
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That volume approaches precrisis figures from 255 to 23074, he said.
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Let&aposs say Anita approaches Sheila to team up against Alex.
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Designers have taken a few different approaches to Link-based levels.
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The different approaches to AB-5 also carry their own risks.
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Yum China approaches delivery a little bit differently from its competitors.
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That's a test that gets increasingly challenging as Election Day approaches.
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It still nags at her, even as the publication day approaches.
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Singapore sits on the western approaches to the South China Sea.
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What is missing in both of these approaches to healthcare: reform.
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As Super Bowl Sunday approaches, a massive security operation is underway.
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A TRACKED ROBOT approaches a pile of brushwood blocking its path.
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Comments from stakeholders are flooding into Treasury as the deadline approaches.
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Yet as a new decade approaches, what constitutes beauty is changing.
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The meeting will discuss the best approaches to address the disease.
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But AlixPartners says there's still "unprecedented uncertainty" as the season approaches.
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This is our first trip testing innovative approaches to childcare policies.
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What effects does that have on players' approaches to the game?
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And he'd support alternative pain management approaches, including medical marijuana. Rep.
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As the new year approaches, those debts stand to be paid.
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As inauguration day approaches, our markets face a glut of uncertainty.
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Yet, the two companies have also taken different approaches to expansion.
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So Gerwig's Little Women approaches its ending with its eyes open.
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Sometimes personalities clash, work approaches differ and management tactics don't jibe.
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The insurance plans took different approaches to crafting their rate requests.
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Which is why I think you see him trying different approaches.
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Students should be exposed to all approaches to a certain problem.
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As First Reformed's 250th-anniversary celebration approaches, Toller's mood grows darker.
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It discussed existing law and cited model approaches from local jurisdictions.
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We also need to reconsider some of our approaches to care.
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Democrats are taking varied approaches to try to make their case.
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Similar regulatory sandbox approaches have proved successful in the United Kingdom.
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He exposes their inner lives, then approaches them with radical love.
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Until now, gun laws were assessed using these less stringent approaches.
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Smoke approaches Anzac evacuation center, 50 kilometers south of Fort McMurray.
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The 2020 election approaches, with a Trump defeat seeming very plausible.
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The parties are pushing very different approaches for how to investigate.
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As Election Day approaches, candidates are rallying their bases to vote.
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As spring approaches, however, birds and birders will arrive en masse.
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Florence is expected to slow down as it approaches the coast.
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The two adaptations take radically different approaches to their source material.
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Since the bill was announced, he said he's been fielding many calls and emails brainstorming different approaches to this tracking tech, but said he couldn't share more details about these approaches because of potential copyright conflicts.
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Appel, a former public relations director for the Yankees, approaches the work of the biographer the way an official scorer approaches a ballgame: dispassionately noting every event, with little to differentiate the mundane from the miraculous.
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The biggest disability cut is vaguely labeled, "Test new approaches to increase labor force participation," implying that the budget will require that SSDI test a number of new approaches to get beneficiaries back into the workforce.
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These 2628 steps include shorter-term approaches to better manage and process those who are arriving, and longer-term approaches which get at the root causes behind why people are leaving Central America in the first place.
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There is substantial disagreement about which approaches seem likeliest to bring us to general AI, which approaches seem likeliest to bring us to safe general AI, and how soon we need to worry about any of this.
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She approaches him, stands six feet away from him, and then five.
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CBP is interested in both standalone and multi-configuration integrated system approaches.
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There are two approaches here: The auto reply or the email signature.
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But the approaches of the last 30 years haven&apost worked either.
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"Surgery represents a radical departure from conventional approaches to diabetes," Rubino said.
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She declined to mention how it would reinvent traditional grassroots funding approaches.
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Now everyone who even approaches the border is treated like a criminal.
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Zuckerberg asked Maguire and the rest of the team for new approaches.
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Fani will move nearly parallel to the coast as it approaches India.
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It has simultaneously pursued unconventional, backdoor approaches to shape his China policy.
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The reptile approaches the bag slowly before beginning to chew on it.
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Both of these approaches help reinforce partisan identity, both positive and negative.
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The probe won't make its closest approaches to the Sun until 2024.
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Another Midwestern state starkly illustrates the differences in Obama and Clinton's approaches.
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Though the same could be said of more traditional approaches to meditation!
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These approaches wouldn't solve the US's entire gun problem on their own.
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Expect IS to have adapted its laundering tactics to accommodate both approaches.
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Other approaches are available to CBD companies, depending on the specific industry.
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All this as the departure date fast approaches on March 29 2019.
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So when Ali approaches Ryan about aligning with Roark, his immediate answer?
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Her announcement comes just as the estranged couple's 5th wedding anniversary approaches.
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Wei's full post approaches 20,000 words, and is worth reading in full.
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As totality approaches, the remaining sliver of the moon will turn red.
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You'll then be notified as the order is prepared and approaches readiness.
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He hopes the research changes the way the world approaches drug policy.
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Additional bands are added to the Bash lineup as the date approaches.
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As Daniel approaches the starting line, some IHMC team members can't watch.
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There are two natural approaches to help those who are falling behind.
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Akzo has repeatedly spurned PPG's approaches, to the chagrin of some investors.
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The preposterousness of "The Passing of the Great Race" approaches the sublime.
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Take simple approaches like offering praise and constructive criticism in equal amounts.
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So a 2040 fund will become more conservative as the year approaches.
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But as Tokyo Game Show 2017 approaches, a different scene is expected.
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As the economy approaches full employment the jobs engine is clearly slowing.
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As 2019 approaches, the government is shut down — over Trump's border wall.
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More sensitive approaches to curbing crime among aboriginals are unusual in Australia.
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Source: Ransomware Tracker Startups are taking two approaches to tackling this nightmare.
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Kendall approaches Krystal with a pseudo "empathy" that quickly curdles into condescension.
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Watch as Lambo approaches the San Diego intersection, which is clearly flooded.
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Victoria approaches Aubry on the beach, and suggests an all-girl alliance.
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The bearish view comes as a crucial Fed meeting approaches this week.
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Fate intervenes when a woman in a decadent coat approaches the car.
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When it comes to cell imagining, there are a couple different approaches.
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Clinton's big spending on media highlights the differing approaches for the campaigns.
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In some ways, the two approaches to the franchise seem fundamentally incompatible.
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Again, their approaches here are as radically different as the companies are.
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These days, the band approaches their actions with a smidge more foresight.
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Such is the state of Britain's political parties as Brexit day approaches.
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However, it's not easy, and previous approaches just haven't had sufficient impact.
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Carrie Severino, who clerked for Thomas, knows how he approaches his job.
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Woodruff's work, though, may be one of the most realistic approaches yet.
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Small exporting firms typically buy yen as the end of month approaches.
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The firm said it is currently not in receipt of any approaches.
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That understates the urgency facing Britain as the March 29th deadline approaches.
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For this, there are a few different approaches a dealer can take.
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Frequently, it is a combination of some or all of these approaches.
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The relationships between residents -- and the approaches local leaders take -- have changed.
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Countries that want to expand their coverage have taken two distinct approaches.
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As the Closing Ceremony approaches, these roomies have a lot to celebrate.
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As our boat approaches, the dizzying size of the machines becomes clear.
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In another, gasps can be heard as the plane approaches the runway.
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Their projects have different approaches and different amounts of money behind them.
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YouTube is absolutely stuffed with covers using all sorts of novelty approaches.
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" Stan then approaches him and tries to apologize for raping Jen. "Who?
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How such contradictory conclusions emerged from similar approaches is now being debated.
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As the June 23 vote approaches, SocGen and Commerzbank anticipate wider spreads.
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Szalavitz: We need prevention programs that have different approaches for different problems.
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For millennia, different cultural groups have taken unique approaches to the supernatural.
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It can't be stressed enough how smoothly the R21 approaches its tasks.
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We have different approaches, different ideas about how best to achieve those.
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As next year's election approaches, that attitude may become even more apparent.
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As ever, all approaches will be scrutinised to see if they work.
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The two felt those approaches would adapt well to a mobile app.
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Here's a short explainer video on the physics of the alternate approaches.
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As the farmer re-approaches, one of the gang baas a warning.
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In the meantime, the researchers are looking into other approaches as well.
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The deputy approaches the door, lifts his weapon and the glass shatters.
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As their wedding approaches, the couple is starting to plan their honeymoon.
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The Baltic, founded in 1744, had previously rebuffed approaches from the LME.
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One of these approaches is to extract the testis or epididymis surgically.
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There have been a variety of approaches to solving this problem already.
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Saudi Arabia's production was likely to fall anyway as the winter approaches.
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Previous experiments in this area have generally taken one of two approaches.
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Governments around the world have taken varying approaches to their returnee problem.
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States are tired of unnecessary federal obstinacy against innovation and new approaches.
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Paris, the bioethicist, agreed that extenuating circumstances call for more nuanced approaches.
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Ralph Northam, two candidates who are taking different approaches to the campaign.
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Both approaches would entail significant revenue losses and the deficit would grow.
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According to the internet, there were two approaches to buying a vehicle.
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Governing is about debating differing approaches to solving the problems facing America.
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As the general election approaches, however, those positions suddenly appear serious liabilities.
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We can even believe that some approaches and outcomes are not legitimate.
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Even with conservative investment approaches, assets in 529 plans continue to grow.
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I urge organizations and programs to avoid "one size fits all" approaches.
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As oil approaches $80 a barrel, demand may suffer, the IEA said.
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We expect our presidential candidates to differ in their approaches or ideas.
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As summer wedding season approaches, you may be working on your budget.
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Yet there are few approaches that other presidents have not already tried.
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Basically, there are two main approaches to addressing this sort of anxiety.
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For those with inherited hearing loss, many of these approaches won't work.
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Medical schools and residency programs across the country are embracing such approaches.
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Check out the vid ... the rappers have hilarious, and very different approaches.
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Kleiman also helped research breakthrough approaches for tacking crime and drug misuse.
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Can Britain learn from other countries that have taken similar approaches before?
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Tumblr just made some big changes to how it approaches NSFW content.
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What's their level of readiness as the final showdown with Thanos approaches?
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The report suggests that Apple is taking two approaches to original video.
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As her due date approaches, Rebecca panics and completely forget's Jack's birthday.
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There are complexities in both, different approaches to racing, different goals even.
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These divergent approaches mirror a similar debate taking place here at home.
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But everyone has — as with anything — these different approaches and different ideas.
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Traditional approaches to solving the problem had proven ineffective time and again.
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I believe getting to know other people's approaches can be very helpful.
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Proactive tools and approaches can help complement and strengthen current security solutions.
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Typically, expectations decline as the earnings reporting season for the quarter approaches.
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I simply do not believe that the alternative approaches are sufficiently credible.
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However, Hurley delineates several specific approaches to a respectable Irish shillelagh fight.
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Needless to say, the stakes are high as a new election approaches.
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We also need to pay for new expertise and approaches to care.
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Conveniently, this diversity will allow researchers to study which approaches work best.
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Do you believe that small businesses can bring new approaches to sustainability?
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Irma would remain a powerful hurricane as it approaches Florida, it said.
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These legal approaches pertain only to civil proceedings—lawsuits, in other words.
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To be sure, Republicans will likely alter their tactics as 2020 approaches.
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Finally, did subsequent approaches by federal, state, and tribal governments confirm disestablishment?
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To address the blizzard of threats, companies need comprehensive and predictive approaches.
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Somehow, the juxtaposition of approaches and styles resulted in a dynamic synthesis.
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We think of ourselves approaching financial services just like Netflix approaches content.
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A zombie approaches and he and Enid have a very strange response.
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Daryl corners Jesus in the truck as a walker approaches behind him.
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Huge moon balloon blown away in Fuzhou, E China, as #TyphoonMeranti approaches.
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Yet what proved fascinating were the results from eastern and western approaches.
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Depending on the region, SCAN suggests different approaches for addressing that threat.
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Cole approaches her affectionately, but she tells him not to touch her.
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Estimates usually fall as a quarter approaches, but this is a lot.
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She tends to paint human skin with a mutedness that approaches grayscale.
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In the meantime, novel approaches like the Forest Resilience Bond could help.
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The relationship between the big and little approaches is not always smooth.
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That approaches the time when the Sjogrens may consider selling Garden House.
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Such forceful approaches have opened the 287(g) program to abuse, however.
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Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.), have taken different approaches to push the issue.
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Without getting into the weeds, there are two broad approaches to take.
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Ms. Provosty approaches the modernist monochrome as a convention of unlimited possibility.
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The absences come as the partial government shutdown approaches its fifth week.
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Still Nick approaches Cheryl to creepily recreate history and insult his victim.
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As midnight approaches, it's time to think about calling it a night.
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The list of cities, counties and states adopting such approaches is extensive.
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Administrative personnel should facilitate elimination of inadvertent obstacles to congressionally-approved approaches.
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These approaches to data management also influence the delivery of public services.
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In fact, he said, the differences between the two approaches are narrowing.
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And then in 2012, Balenciaga approaches you and names you creative director.
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Neuroscience has exposed the shortcomings of the current approaches to combating racism.
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We expect negative valuation changes if the level of rates approaches 4%.
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We cannot afford to continue the same approaches and the same models.
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Start-ups are where the innovative approaches to drug discovery often occur.
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But Wade's upbringing had a lasting impact on how he approaches money.
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Each of these approaches aims to soften the effects of rising prices.
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It's noisier than you might expect given that the Mazda approaches $30,000.
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Jimmy Choo said it is currently not in receipt of any approaches.
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He expects trade tensions to ease as the 2020 presidential election approaches.
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These more consistent, honest thoughts included new approaches to my personal development.
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He noted that different companies are taking different approaches to B2b payments.
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Despite this, rural communities continue to react with innovative approaches and solutions.
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As cold weather approaches, female workers, the queen and male drones die.
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As one approaches "Hand in Hand," small excerpts of text become legible.
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Firefighters in the United States and abroad have been trying different approaches.
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So is LeBron's constant reaffirmation as he approaches the asymptote of GOATness.
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These brute-force approaches are dull because they're devoid of any creativity.
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ALBANY — As the April 1 deadline for the state budget approaches, Gov.
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We appreciate your help in advocating for sensible approaches with the administration.
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She arrives in a pickup and, notably, first approaches the wrong house.
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Together, the couple applied their complementary creative approaches to reimagining the house.
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But there's much less overlap in the movies' characters and artistic approaches.
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Typical approaches, like physically shooting drones down, don't actually address the problem.
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This is the face that lumbers towards you as last call approaches.
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In other words, the U.S. committed to avoiding unilateral approaches wherever possible.
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We're breaking down what you need to know as Super Tuesday approaches.
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Carol shoots a man who approaches them, but just in the arm.
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Traditionally, approaches to this type of testing have relied on gene matching.
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As Apple's developer conference approaches, you'll likely hear more talk about APIs.
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The Bay Area teems with innovation and a culture encouraging different approaches.
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In the meantime, a handful of countries have experimented with alternative approaches.
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Endeavour approaches Zarya when the latter was the only component in place.
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There are a few approaches to getting at the hole in golf.
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The two companies are taking slightly different approaches to cornering the market.
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It's important to try different approaches, and that's what this is about.
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Approaches that work in the US may not work when applied abroad.
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Johnson's government has stepped up no-deal preparations as October 31 approaches.
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A sharp rake approaches ferociously, pushing her into a pile of trash.
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The two candidates have fundamentally different approaches to dealing with the issue.
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These ETFs offer approaches inspired by hedge-fund strategies like merger arbitrage.
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States can adopt both because the two approaches are not mutually exclusive.
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"We must reject the failed approaches of the past," Mr. Trump said.
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These approaches are harmful for Mexico, and unworthy of the United States.
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With time, clouds thicken and lower as rain approaches from the west.
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Those programs are testing different approaches to job training and job creation.
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The Armory Show is long in painting, with a range of approaches.
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Two very different approaches to digital art are on view at Canada.
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To this end, advertisers inevitably pursue some combination of two major approaches.
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It's what civilization looks like as it approaches the brink of extinction.
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Cities and provinces have taken different approaches to the black-market shops.
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But both approaches ignore the project of improving life for black Americans.
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Gawel had attempted, unsuccessfully, to synthesize the rings using several different approaches.
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Hostility toward journalists and opposition figures is intensifying as voting day approaches.
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JD: Each one approaches the same, what we call the growth dynamics.
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As the season finale approaches, we know something big is going down.
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So far, our approaches have been piecemeal, enormously costly and largely unsuccessful.
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There are five major approaches to carbon dioxide removal: Plant more forests.
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Even inside Europe, there will continue to be different approaches to China.
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From a distance, the musicians represent divergent approaches to the genre's superstardom.
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We tried all of the conventional approaches and none of them worked.
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Ohio is an example of a state that has pursued both approaches.
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Moreover, as the article points out, different approaches can leave consumers confused.
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The approaches to home schooling vary dramatically by school, grade and state.
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Moviegoing was in decline, so multiplex owners were open to new approaches.
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What might it be able to accomplish that traditional approaches might not?
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But the past decade has exposed flaws in both of these approaches.
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Approaches involve addressing not just what is taught, but how and why.
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The two approaches to paid family leave improve affordability in similar ways.
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Francesca Zambello, Glimmerglass's general director, similarly approaches revival with a light touch.
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These approaches are likely to have the largest impact when implemented early.
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There are two main approaches to creating a climate change investment strategy.
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This network's Thursday lineup features two starkly different approaches to the holidays.
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He approaches those discussions with humor to help self-conscious teenagers relax.
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Many contemporary approaches to the Fifth duly observe its complex historical context.
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AT 10 MINUTES 26 SECONDS As Leonard Bernstein's centenary approaches next Aug.
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" But when they're not, "school districts may employ generalized race-based approaches.
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Prince says other companies, including giants like Symantec, have taken similar approaches.
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But as the date approaches, I find myself drawn back to Sanders.
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As training camp approaches and Anthony weighs his options, that could happen.
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And different states are taking different approaches to legislating trans kids' puberties.
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"JPL is interested in all approaches, regardless of technical maturity," NASA said.
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"Only open, bipartisan approaches can achieve true, lasting reforms," the governors wrote.
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He also acknowledged that he approaches many things with single-minded intensity.
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She approaches the bathroom and uses the code they gave her yesterday.
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" As he cut up his chicken, Boies explained, "We're pursuing three approaches.
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Jails and prisons are expensive and ineffective approaches to deal with it.
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This political interference is clearly unhelpful but may return as September approaches.
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As disaster losses continue to escalate, novel financing approaches will be needed.
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Ticket-selling service SeatGeek approaches influencer marketing differently than many other companies.
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There are proven approaches that dramatically improve learning for the poorest children.
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As the 2020 election approaches, What Does It Mean's far-flung conspiracy
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An older man stands as the train approaches the Canal Street station.
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Several approaches to contemporary politics echo the insights of Sipple and Lakoff.
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However, their respectively disciplined-but-soulful approaches to minimalism work well together.
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Akzo Nobel rebuffed the approaches, and PPG abandoned its pursuit in June.
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The US is considering a number of approaches to combat Huawei's dominance.
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Happily, nothing at Tsismis approaches that level of look-at-me desperation.
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As the May summit approaches, expect more changes to come, Park warns.
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They could also stop learning about best practices from different states' approaches.
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However, none of those releases approaches the scale of this week's release.
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Where prices go as the fight approaches is a million dollar question.
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As Election Day approaches, Britain's voters seem disenchanted with the choices offered.
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The third-party delivery apps vary in their approaches to calculating commissions.
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Despite some approaches from traditional publishers, Ross has yet to be tempted.
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To meet these ambitious goals, Princeton tweaked their recruitment and admissions approaches.
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The debate comes as a special election approaches in Pennsylvania steel country.
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This changes everything when it comes to traditional budgeting and saving approaches.
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Others believe there are more effective approaches to treatment than forcing compliance.
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The most promising path, then, seems to wind between these two approaches.
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Interestingly, given the similarity of their approaches, there is not much overlap.
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First, we should stop seeking approaches to enable access to encrypted information.
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To coordinate all those approaches would require a particular sort of officer.
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Or stocks that can find appeal from investors with totally different approaches.
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As Brayden approaches the road, we realize his eyes have gone black.
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Rather, their approaches are a step onto the slope toward populist anarchy.
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However, there is a place for innovative, low-tech approaches as well.
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Solutions to challenging problems require creative thinking, original approaches and risk taking.
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"There are also a bunch of different ideas, different approaches," Fauci said.
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As the economy approaches full employment, wage pressures are expected to mount.
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Smart Approaches to Marijuana (SAM), a group founded by Sabet, former Rep.
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"There were really good approaches by the Tigers," manager Kevin Cash said.
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Labor experts have been studying and advocating these approaches since the 29s.
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What might Trump have in mind as he approaches the 2020 elections?
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There's a tension between these approaches — the protest and the pilot program.
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Those distinct approaches have to do with their business models, he said.
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Prices for crops like soybeans have dropped, threatening profits as harvest approaches.
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Other companies have taken mixed approaches to bolster their plus-size assortment.
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There are four areas where U.S. reformers could borrow from European approaches.
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The currency approaches another hurdle with inflation data due at 0930 GMT.
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That's often coupled with approaches that have even less evidence behind them.
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If the United States approaches us positively, we will also react positively.
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She approaches a console and plucks out what looks like a marble.
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During oral arguments, Gorsuch has demonstrated an interest in counterintuitive theoretical approaches.
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If the United States approaches us positively, we will also react positively.
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We are striving to build systems and approaches that are inherently safer.
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If a gunshot victim is pulseless, his chance of survival approaches zero.
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The Trump administration hasn't helped matters, merely doubling down on old approaches.
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Hurricane Harvey has become a Category 3 storm as it approaches Texas.
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As a major hurricane approaches, everyone's focus should be on saving lives.
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Their approach to spending influences their approaches to health care as well.
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Other companies, using different approaches, are also trying to manufacture coronavirus vaccines.
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Other companies, using different approaches, are also trying to manufacture coronavirus vaccines.
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Lover sees a market for education-based alternative approaches to sexual wellness.
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Again, though, we have to ask what unifies all of these approaches?
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None of those approaches will build real support for a workers' party.
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They have little sense of urgency even as the cliff fast approaches.
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Much depends on how Johnson approaches trade talks with the European Union.
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So can markets expect a hard stop as the 7-mark approaches?
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They diverged this winter, though, with revealing approaches to the off-season.
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Suddenly, a law enforcement agent approaches and tells you you must stop.
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Frank approaches them from behind, invading their privacy, before taking a photograph.
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But unions have been divided over aggressive approaches to fight climate change.
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Yanez walks to the car, showing no aggression as he approaches Castile.
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The figure approaches, and he swings his rifle by his side idly.
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" That, "We had different views and approaches but we're in this together.
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This thinking come to influence later progressive Christian approaches to social justice.
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"I love that there are a lot of approaches to gagh," said Zolkover.
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However, they do have decidedly different approaches to covering the current political climate.
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These videos explore a range of topics and new approaches to nonfiction storytelling.
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You're just using different types of approaches to deal with a particular problem.
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It changes the rules for markets and it demands new approaches from regulators.
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As inauguration day rapidly approaches, Trump's Twitter fingers are more active than ever.
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More importantly: Which of those two approaches do your systems and software incentivize?
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" He then approaches Spears from her walk-in closet door and yells, "RAHHH!
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As Sabrina leaves, Nicholas approaches her and says he likes his witches rebellious.
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Image 2 of 2 CONTRADA PETRARO, Sicily – Spring is ending and summer approaches.
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Losers centered on macro strategies that take big-picture approaches on various countries.
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