Commenter Marginbuilder is prejudiced against people who don't dress appropriately for the interview, because "if you can't dress appropriately for an interview then you can't dress appropriately for work."
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You don't want to be a hindrance, but you should say no appropriately and yes appropriately.
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FISCHER:WELL, I HOPE WE'RE APPROPRIATELY -- I'M APPROPRIATELY CAUTIOUS I COULD SAY THINGS BUT I WOULDN'T BELIEVE THEM.
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What used to be (appropriately) a come-to-consensus process is now (appropriately) a gather-input-and-make-a-decision process.
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DCF, Broward County Schools, the FBI and the BSO all had pivotal information but failed to act appropriately and failed to communicate appropriately.
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Zhou outlined the PBOC's five monetary policy stances as "loose", "appropriately loose", "prudent", "appropriately tight" and "tight", with flexibility on either side of each.
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"And I think with every passing incident, those who have not been appropriately skeptical or appropriately critical have come down to earth a bit."
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"To imply that President Obama was not appropriately sensitive, was not appropriately involved, was something that I was simply not going to allow to go unaddressed," Holder said.
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The role at the federal level is to appropriately implement regulatory relief, provide alternative sources and support manufacturing, and help to appropriately target distribution to areas in need.
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Appropriately, it's called Hemmelig Rom — "secret room" in Norwegian.
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" The site's slogan is, appropriately, "Make dating great again.
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It appropriately costs a king's ransom ... $4k a night.
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" Appropriately enough, he ends the message with a "lol.
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You have to interact with passengers — appropriately and effectively.
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Appropriately — given the subject matter — the dark side wins.
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We think that historically the market hasn't necessarily valued appropriately.
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Trey Gowdy has defended the FBI as having acted appropriately.
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Investors may no longer be managing those retirement assets appropriately.
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Appropriately (and adorably), the food is served in owl cages.
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She will address the matter appropriately through the legal system.
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The president stopped by, and Octavia Spencer reacted, well, appropriately.
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The wife called all the appropriate authorities, who responded appropriately.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg refused to do it, and appropriately so.
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That, and its baby blue color, which feels appropriately 2017.
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And, this being a Telltale game, things get appropriately dark.
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This is appropriately destabilizing; The Lighthouse means to rile you.
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Appropriately, negative ads and campaigns get a very bad rap.
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"There is no way we won't address this problem appropriately."
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You can buy them at the very appropriately named thanksgivingdinnerpants.com.
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Black models, seemingly, can't even get their hair styled appropriately.
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And I think he's executing his duty responsibly and appropriately.
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AND WE'RE GOING TO BE PAID APPROPRIATELY FOR OUR CHANNELS.
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The appropriately named, "vagina nails" are quickly on the rise.
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AND OUR CUSTOMERS, AS JEFF APPROPRIATELY SAID, ARE REALLY CHANGING.
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Brands that do respond appropriately can see some huge benefits.
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To be sure, it was a sober, appropriately concerned statement.
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They appropriately found inspiration for their helpless prince from Disney.
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China hopes Indonesia can "appropriately handle" the issue, it said.
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We lose our capacity to listen deeply and appropriately respond.
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But it gets close, creating appropriately weird time dilation effects.
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I THINK WE APPROPRIATELY BROUGHT INTEREST RATES DOWN –THE CRISIS.
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One of Opportunity's most memorable feats was, appropriately, its first.
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" De Blasio said he wants "to see people appropriately compensated.
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The new drink is appropriately called the Frozen Dunkin' Coffee.
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"It has been peaceful," she said, which sounds appropriately polite.
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She tells Broadly she thinks the bill is appropriately narrow.
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So active participants will be shielded appropriately, according to Alphabet.
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" Her husband appropriately replies, "Will you accept this flower crown?
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Machina, has produced an appropriately understated script, leaving most of
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And, Mr. Wittes said, it has not been addressed appropriately.
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The identity services offered by the state are circumscribed appropriately.
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Kemp may have appropriately stepped down, but Congress took notice.
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Tip your driver appropriately, especially if they're a good driver.
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Just be sure to shop wisely and prepare it appropriately.
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When companies are appropriately responsive to sexual harassment, everyone benefits.
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Dress appropriately for the society or site you are visiting.
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When used appropriately, it can be a very good thing.
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We regret the error, and have updated the article appropriately.
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Appropriately, I did find giant tubs of Vegemite for sale.
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If not, how do I respond to this friendship appropriately?
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Considering her subject matter, Emre's heterodox approach is appropriately perverse.
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What is an appropriately themed cake for such an event?
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Appropriately enough, the company's flagship model is named Overview 1.
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Not the secretary of treasury (and appropriately vested) Steven Mnuchin.
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Appropriately, this the is quest that the player goes on.
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Eric Chakeen took some appropriately surreal portraits of the actor.
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"Anybody we've discharged has been discharged appropriately, clinically," he said.
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Appropriately enough, the story begins on Yom Kippur, in 1929.
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And I think it's something that should be applied appropriately.
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"We're seeing appropriately these measures being taken everywhere," she said.
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" They were also, he said, "trying to be appropriately humble.
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When you do pet him, the animations are appropriately adorable.
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We conducted spot checks to ensure schools were appropriately stocked.
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The rest had been appropriately lubricated by Pepcom's open bar.
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To work appropriately, free trade must also be fair trade.
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The play has been given an appropriately assaultive physical production.
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Afterward, they'll show them off in an appropriately leisurely parade.
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It's a good tool if used appropriately and with caution.
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And then we will respond appropriately to whatever they do.
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That is a language to which terrorists generally respond appropriately.
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Add power to your words by moving your body appropriately.
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That sounds more appropriately like under the radar negative campaigning.
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Yes, because once the house was priced appropriately, it sold.
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The cost to run your vehicle here is appropriately cheap.
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Position-size appropriately ... because this is a hot story stock.
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Use them appropriately, Gotsis explained, and your child will benefit.
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Second, Barr's letter appropriately applies the standards of criminal law.
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"Nick acted appropriately and admirably," Barket told the news outlet.
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We are currently reviewing the request and will respond appropriately.
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But, how do you appropriately greet the Bishop of Rome.
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That might seem cynical, but perhaps it is appropriately humble.
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In your opinion, did these hosts address the event appropriately?
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Appropriately, his lecture began with a quotation from Albert Einstein.
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She added that Russia had not followed the restrictions appropriately.
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The OTC drug facts label has the information that consumers need to appropriately use over the counter analgesics for their self-management of pain and appropriately directs them to speak to their doctor or pharmacist.
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And, appropriately, it's pretty enough to put on your coffee table.
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As for the models, they're celebrating appropriately — with epic #tbt Instagrams.
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The new service is appropriately named CostcoGrocery, and according to bizjournal.
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Track 29, the appropriately titled "Pussy Monster," is Wayne's magnum opussy.
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You deserve to be appropriately roasted, unlike this mac and cheese.
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Still, Us feels like an appropriately ambitious follow-up for Peele.
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And he was appropriately dragged on social media for his idiocy.
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Appropriately paranoid travelers have always been wary of hotel Wi-Fi.
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Better off to call it fascism and then fight it appropriately.
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Appropriately, I settle on the leftover pizza, with plenty of water.
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Appropriately, they put me on an IV of Pepcid and morphine.
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He appropriately captioned his 'gram "Trabajo," or "work" in Spanish. Sigh.
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These changes will continue to appropriately respond to questions indicating crises.
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The UK's best-selling album of all time is appropriately regal.
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It mistakenly ignored Herzberg and didn't react appropriately or fast enough.
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A military inquiry found that the mission had been appropriately planned.
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The film, appropriately, is called Manchild; its trailer is embedded above.
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They come out October 12 and their names are appropriately seasonal.
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And that&aposs one thing the president has focused on appropriately.
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" She said the automaker "will review Missouri's complaint and respond appropriately.
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There is no substitute for having the appropriately skilled compliance resources.
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He expressed himself appropriately for the time in which he lived.
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They came up with a Chrome browser extension appropriately called FiB.
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But understanding the nuances will help you tailor your workouts appropriately.
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Her legal team will address these matters appropriately as they arise.
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"It's about time these things get appropriately credited," Ehikhamenor told CNN.
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At the time we believed we addressed it appropriately with Dave.
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Appropriately, the number-one item ordered was Ben & Jerry's Half-Baked.
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Arnold's girlfriend, Heather Milligan, was also on hand and appropriately dressed.
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And we'll defend it appropriately through the course, JIM CRAMER: Right.
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The most important thing is to dress appropriately for the club.
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PwC said any new measures must be appropriately targeted and proportionate.
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In time, appropriately for the game's title, he's practically a god.
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"The word catastrophic does not appropriately describe what we're facing," Rep.
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The university said that police responded appropriately to the parent's report.
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The five main kids are appropriately sympathetic and properly self-tortured.
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Touching someone appropriately is a great way to show you care.
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The final anchor, appropriately, is Mount Kisco Seafood's Rawsome Seafood Bar.
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Quite appropriately, President Sergio Mattarella tasked them with forming a government.
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Most offered dark views of our passage through life, perhaps appropriately.
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Touching someone appropriately is a great way to show you care.
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" The TSA noted that it will "hold those responsible appropriately accountable.
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Appropriately, the video would be shot underground, in the building's basement.
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To plan appropriately, students and families must know the current costs.
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The art — images from Graphite's adventures, discarded sketches — is appropriately inconsistent.
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A rather appropriately timed coffee offer came after the banana whirlwind.
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He elevated appropriately when he wanted to with the four-seamer.
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Appropriately titled 'Bird World,' Leon's new album is all about birds.
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Appropriately, the timing of the device is far from ironed out.
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Appropriately, the record is heavy stuff thematically, and even heavier sonically.
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They want to make sure the management team is incented appropriately.
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Since then it's made for an appropriately spooky spot for filming.
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This exemplifies that physicians are judiciously and appropriately implementing this legislation.
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Starting appropriately on Independence Day and continuing every weekend through Sept.
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As a result, pine nuts were appropriately removed from the list.
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Cleaning these sea sponges appropriately for vaginal reuse also seems impossible.
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Those who embrace the technology appropriately will prevail in the marketplace.
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Make sure your portfolio is allocated appropriately for your retirement needs.
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They formed an a cappella group named, appropriately enough, Simply Human.
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And so, appropriately, he offered suggestions for a meatless Thanksgiving meal.
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It was left, quite appropriately, to Molinari to make it official.
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Every health care resource is precious and must be allocated appropriately.
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If most of the dialect is appropriately historical, the attitudes aren't.
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These include dressing appropriately, choosing certain seats, and bracing for impact.
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It would be an appropriately inscrutable end to an enigmatic career.
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The gang's version of "A Christmas Carol bullshit" is appropriately fucked.
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The title is rendered in the appropriately wacky font Flowers Kingdom.
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ThermoSoft points out that some of these luxuries are, appropriately, expensive.
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The chorus is appropriately punchy: "Stand back, stand back," she warns.
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The first Irrelevant Week got off to an appropriately madcap start.
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Mercury said it had acted appropriately and was cooperating with Mueller.
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Appropriately, considering its relationship to Williams, this is a memory musical.
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But the principal (Hendrik Toompere) fears that fencing isn't appropriately proletarian.
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Appropriately enough, his foray into entertainment began at the hair salon.
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We will listen, seek feedback, and respond – appropriately, urgently and respectfully.
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Trump himself has tweeted appropriately about the protests, even in Farsi.
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We will listen, seek feedback, and respond — appropriately, urgently and respectfully.
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Pilots have to recognize the problem in order to react appropriately.
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Don't forget to warm up appropriately prior to performing intense exercise.
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In either case, it requires an appropriately firm response from Washington.
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" Farley, appropriately deadpan, replied, "I will say that is extremely unlikely.
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In the face of inappropriate behavior, Jill handled the situation appropriately.
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She persuaded an artist friend to design an appropriately ominous cover.
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It was a well-crafted answer, both mainstream and appropriately progressive.
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He was tall, and relatively handsome with an appropriately groomed beard.
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Moyo is appropriately respectful of China's accomplishments and appropriately concerned that if proponents of liberal democracy don't figure out how to fix what's broken, systems like China's could become more prevalent, with severe implications for individual liberties.
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You don't have to wear business attire, but dress appropriately to impress.
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To be feminine or masculine—appropriately—is again based on social expectations.
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Thousands of vendor systems appropriately decode tsunami tests each month, she said.
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Well, Fisker is back with a new company, called, appropriately, Fisker Inc.
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She now consults with hospital trauma centers on how to bill appropriately.
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Was Andy McCabe behaving appropriately when he lied three times under oath?
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It's so appropriately PBS that my non-cable-having heart is swelling.
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We are investigating the matter and will ensure it is handled appropriately.
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It's an anthem for supporting other women, with an appropriately empowering chorus.
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They also typically train customers in how to use the equipment appropriately.
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A metric called—appropriately enough—the "excitement index" (EI) can help here.
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"You want to make sure that you handle patients appropriately," she says.
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The cube even recognizes a flight of stairs and falls down appropriately.
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The exhibition also features Good Morning, Mr. Orwell, appropriately unleashed in 1984.
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The facts that have emerged have repeatedly confirmed that he acted appropriately.
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Children are (quite appropriately) taught to cough and sneeze into their elbows.
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Sold. Dang Sticky-Rice Chips Appropriately named, these snacks are dang delicious!
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Appropriately, the show plays along with a canny, jokey sense of vanity.
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The two met, appropriately, on Instagram after Greenberg slid into Demeola's DMs.
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It's essentially whale snot, and the drone, appropriately, is dubbed a SnotBot.
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More appropriately sized 1-milligram vials are available in the United Kingdom.
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The author, a big fan of doing math correctly, is appropriately embarrassed.
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" Easom told the outlet, "Our team acted appropriately to protect the children.
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There's a sequel to the card game UNO — it's appropriately called DOS.
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Microsoft shipped its first video game in 1981, appropriately named Microsoft Adventure.
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His handling of Clinton's bout of pneumonia, for example, was appropriately gracious.
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So obviously whoever she talked to [at Walmart corporate] is reacting appropriately.
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Appropriately, dinner concluded not with a handshake, but with a bro hug.
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Department attorneys are reviewing Apple's filing and will respond appropriately in court.
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Opioid addiction can begin with the use of appropriately prescribed pain medications.
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I just try to read the game and adjust to it appropriately.
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Facebook's AI is appropriately not perfect, but does manage to best Friedlander.
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He arrived with Damaris Lewis, and the people appropriately shouted his name.
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She also unveiled a commemorative plaque bearing, appropriately enough, a secret message.
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"It's another example of Washington not acting appropriately and responsibly," he said.
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Acting Secretary Duke has chosen, appropriately, to initiate a wind down process.
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Appropriately, the 21st-century expedition's members recognize their own roles as tourists.
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However, that statement suggests the company, even today, believes it acted appropriately.
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Sure we can just buy another brand of more appropriately sized earbuds.
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"It becomes less like jewelry and more appropriately militaristic," Clapton tells InStyle.
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Kimye's kids were the most appropriately dressed people at the show. Period.
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They showed their appreciation and Irish spirit afterword, in appropriately rowdy fashion.
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TechCrunch is launching a subscription product called, appropriately and deliciously, Extra Crunch.
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The US military has acted appropriately and prudently since this recent test.
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Certainly, materials posing a threat to human health should be appropriately regulated.
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"The word catastrophic does not appropriately describe what we're facing," said Rep.
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" Appropriately, McCloskey has christened his library "the Hieroglyph of the Human Soul.
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Remember: it's in everyone's best interests for you to be compensated appropriately.
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We lack a trained clinical workforce prepared to use these medications appropriately.
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If the FTC has any questions for us, we will respond appropriately.
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If they were appropriately authorized and delivered, no further inquiry is necessary.
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That's not going to diversify your assets appropriately over the long term.
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Meanwhile, Davidson is looking appropriately in awe of his pop star fiancée.
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"Rawr!" the mother of two, 32, appropriately captioned the fiercely adorable image.
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There are (appropriately) six long theme entries today, all in the acrosses.
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Appropriately enough he comes from the steel area of Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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Ms. Donnelly is — appropriately, given her communal subject — very good at attribution.
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To be sure, appropriately prescribed medications can extend life and prevent complications.
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Peter Fogel, the costume designer, appropriately dresses the characters in casual clothes.
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Key to the inquiries are whether the contract was entered into appropriately.
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Burr said the jurisdiction more appropriately belongs to Risch's Foreign Relations panel.
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Appropriately, the exhibition also mixes styles, for Outerbridge was a photographic chameleon.
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Kyle Ketelsen's sturdy bass-baritone lent an appropriately pontifical touch to Zoroastro.
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The less the game responds appropriately, the more unnerved the player becomes.
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Whether it's appropriately addressed in the film is still up for debate.
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Appropriately, until this year, she hadn't released a proper record since 2015.
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Behold, Allen Crabbe, in awe and a pair of appropriately ripped jeans.
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And appropriately, that something happened to be a battle of epic proportions.
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I've just started Injustice 2's story mode, and it's appropriately batshit.
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This includes ensuring our armed policing and specialist resources are appropriately deployed.
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Republicans have insisted that Barr will behave appropriately, but Democrats are dubious.
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Appropriately, participants sported black hats and floor-length dresses and carried brooms.
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Public officials, appropriately, are telling people to evacuate ahead of this storm.
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She said the college is "absolutely not" responding appropriately to the virus.
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The theme is "Broken Nature," an appropriately thorny topic for the times.
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"He thinks we're using very appropriately the Defense Production Act," Trump said.
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The actions announced today reinforce that criminal misappropriation will be appropriately addressed.
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We hope the relevant parties in Zimbabwe appropriately handle their internal matters.
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He was dressed age-appropriately for an oldie, but goodie folk singer.
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Or maybe more appropriately, how ready is it for Guns N' Roses?
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Raised appropriately in captivity, each female can produce 100 or more offspring.
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"Already, hospitals and nursing homes are often not staffed appropriately," Rosselli said.
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Appropriately, Holmes's illustrations are big, bold, booming, crisp, clear folk art collages.
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Manfred insisted on Thursday that teams had acted appropriately this off-season.
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You're not going to be protected, so you have to act appropriately.
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And so, appropriately enough, the economists note that their estimates are uncertain.
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In December 2019, ForwardPMX acquired appropriately named SEO firm The Search Agency.
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Reyes denied the claims, saying that the money was being spent appropriately.
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Teach someone how to appropriately express their feelings for the millionth time.
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" — but, he added, it might have been more appropriately titled "Impoverished State.
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In 2020, Dern's work appropriately defines her more than any relationship would.
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Facebook is launching a new payments system today, appropriately named Facebook Pay.
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"The guard did not respond appropriately," Kaylee Skaar, a museum spokeswoman, said.
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They are cooperating with the proper authorities to appropriately address the situation.
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Continental giants are an ancient breed, descended, appropriately enough, from Flemish giants.
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"Not a lot to say, and appropriately so," Coach Mike Tomlin said.
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Of course, the "Standout star," appropriately for this funny undertaking, is SIRIUS.
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They're all clued appropriately, assuming that you've conquered pun recognition this year.
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Many felt "13 Reasons Why" didn't deal with its tough subjects appropriately.
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" "The Fed stands ready to act as appropriately if conditions warrant it.
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Andy Serkis, who plays the Ghost of Christmas Past, is appropriately spooky.
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When it comes to the technology they use, they are appropriately demanding.
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Without New York DMV information, CBP cannot appropriately complete the benefit adjudication.
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They might need time to figure out how to be appropriately supportive.
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They're innovative, they're sort of appropriately rewarded for creating jobs, creating value.
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It's important, then, to craft your signoff appropriately to whomever you're emailing.
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First gift he received was (appropriately) a Patriots jersey from Grandpa Joe.
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It's a weird but original premise, and the trailer looks appropriately wild.
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"I believe they will handle it appropriately," he told reporters, without elaborating.
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While immediate- and near-term measures of effectiveness (reducing pain and tumor size, and increasing air movement in the lungs, for example) are appropriately evaluated by calculating average patient responses, clinical benefit is not appropriately assessed in this manner.
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We come to expect it and prepare ourselves to deal with it appropriately.
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And finally, if customers have a question, they need to be staffed appropriately.
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Our lifetime spending measure appropriately weights the spending arising under each survival scenario.
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Lauren Graham's new memoir is appropriately titled Talking As Fast As I Can.
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The appropriately named "anomalous microwave emissions" (AMEs) were first detected two decades ago.
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And CallKit responds appropriately to system-level behaviors such as Do Not Disturb.
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" Engelbart's presentation would later be more appropriately dubbed "The Mother of All Demos.
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Is the role of the CIA director is too politicized—or appropriately politicized?
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The Dubstep Speaker Pokémon: Loudred Those weird dubstep Pokemon are called, appropriately, Loudreds!
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But when it comes to sex, it doesn't always appropriately handle the topic.
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I think the industry appropriately is looking at their own firms and situations.
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Shannon's debut album, Jaguar Palace, is out March 31 (on Cosmic Dreamer, appropriately).
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The elf was weirdly funny and entertaining in an appropriately cheesy Christmas way.
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The driver is then sent the updated location and can re-route appropriately.
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I believe this legislation provides the means by which we can act appropriately.
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The publication tracked the image to a blog appropriately titled What The Crap?
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Appropriately, it's apocalyptic, as the pair offer pitch warped screams around industrial horrorscapes.
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Congresswoman Esty has now appropriately requested an expedited review by the Ethics Committee.
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On Tuesday, Gregorius found himself in conditions for which he was appropriately equipped.
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"The Girl on the Train" is thrilling, slick, appropriately bleak and largely enjoyable.
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And "with a shrug" appropriately sums up Kimmel's performance as an Emmys host.
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Twitter automatically queues the tweets appropriately and posts them in the correct order.
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It's time to answer the call and help your parents get appropriately ripped.
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Mr Bilodeau notes that it is also a story of appropriately operatic dimensions.
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The program, which is appropriately called #HiddenNoMore, is the first of its kind.
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The system held the Cadillac sedan in lane and responded appropriately to traffic.
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Subjects are almost without fail painted appropriately with the different styles of light.
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Gelman was appropriately surprised by her feline's reaction to this clear cat trap.
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This online class, appropriately called Learn How to Play The Piano, can help.
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Once that is explained appropriately to a client, the light bulb goes off.
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Big brother King Cairo, Chyna's son with Tyga, looks excited and appropriately doting.
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FYI: this app is appropriately labeled "entertainment," even though some reviewers felt otherwise.
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Julia Roberts cries at the opera in the appropriately titled Pretty Woman, she
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Based on the facts we have today, we feel we're very appropriately reserved.
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"We will respond appropriately to any further use of chemical weapons in Syria."
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"Taxman" The Beatles You can thank George Harrison for this appropriately-titled single.
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And finally, make sure all your furniture is appropriately sized for your space.
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Appropriately enough for this California-inspired concept, the MEB somewhat resembles a skateboard.
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Appropriately, her birthday party was as enigmatic and interactive as her lifelong practice.
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And appropriately, it was launched on the eve of 2017 International Women's Day.
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He also founded a company that digs holes, appropriately named the Boring Company.
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But the thing that sets Victusia apart is, appropriately, its flora and fauna.
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My DIY Garden includes several plants, plus the appropriately sized container and soil.
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The issue is not minimizing risk; the issue is pricing risk appropriately. 85033.
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The Season 3 episode, appropriately titled "Prince," aired after the 2014 Super Bowl.
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"The word catastrophic does not appropriately describe what we're facing," said US Rep.
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China hopes the situation is appropriately resolved, he told a daily news briefing.
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The series portrays all of this — appropriately — with a slightly detached, clinical stance.
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Google has designed an appropriately no-frills interface for managing these group plans.
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Its filling must include beef, swede, potato and onion, lightly seasoned, appropriately chunky.
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Appropriately enough, it was titled Hayao Miyazaki: The Man Who Is Not Done.
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Law enforcement should likewise be willing to consider the idea, and respond appropriately.
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" Skrein said his departure makes way for the role to "be cast appropriately.
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No—they see this appropriately as an issue of international influence and leverage.
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Congress should appropriately provide states with the tools needed to grow American competitiveness.
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Wildlife is also a threat if you don't know how to react appropriately.
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We ask employees to dress appropriately for the interactions planned for their day.
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Boston covers New England, appropriately enough, but most of New York state, too.
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"We await contact from the CBI and will respond appropriately," the spokesperson said.
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Torun appropriately named this photograph of an apartment building in Istanbul "Rainbow Popsicle."
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The person may lack the self-awareness to meet their need more appropriately.
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Investors cheered Monday's announcement of a trade deal with Mexico, and appropriately so.
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In Denver, Ambassador Haqqani, Abrams and I were appropriately cautious about the future.
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"We believe that we proceeded appropriately," Acosta told reporters at the Labor Department.
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Countries will need to implement management and response plans—and fund them appropriately.
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"We're deserving, as are our staffs, deserving of being paid appropriately," Hastings said.
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And, appropriately, making choices was one of the major themes of Bush's speech.
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Mr. Sanders's aides called it an appropriately forceful retaliation after suggestions by Mrs.
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"We have acted appropriately and in accordance with the law at all times."
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There will be reduced ability to maintain proper lane position or brake appropriately.
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However, she acknowledged that de G. may not have handled the incident appropriately.
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This year's show — appropriately held across the street from Disneyland in Anaheim, Calif.
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"Its become very clear that shareholders appropriately care about climate change," she said.
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Appropriately, a monolithic monument to firefighters stands near where that redwood used to.
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After a workout, muscles build protein through what's called, appropriately enough, protein synthesis.
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I read about the video and felt appropriately queasy, but never watched it.
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In related news, there's also a YOLO sighting in this grid, appropriately clued.
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Appropriately, getting an ULCER here helped immensely, as did "Holy" MOLY and PTA.
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Because I worked with men and women of all ages who behaved appropriately.
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The music (much by experimental composer Marcus Fjellström) is appropriately alien and icy.
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Another week, another flood of teams failing to respond appropriately to the allegations.
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" After that will be a 90-minute feature titled, appropriately enough, "The Drone.
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The Fed is appropriately desperate to avoid this scenario for the United States.
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Let's think about how you can use a hammer appropriately and inappropriately. Exactly.
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But other aspects of the property more appropriately serve its community-focused purpose.
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The European Union, like America, reacted appropriately by imposing punishing sanctions on Russia.
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They often travel in groups, and they socialize and play quietly and appropriately.
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Vendor lock-in is a real risk here which must be appropriately mitigated.
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But a final page leaves us, appropriately, with the lingering memory of winter.
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But those tests won't do any good if people don't use them appropriately.
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Everyone was dressed appropriately, except for an older man who was resting nearby.
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And so I wanted to be sure that I was storing it appropriately.
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Caesar's wife, Calpurnia, wears a series of gorgeously cut outfits, appropriately in blush.
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And either there were no losers, or those losers were being appropriately compensated.
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And we are sure Lawrence approved of Jenner's appropriately dramatic wedding-guest gown.
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Patten urged lawmakers to reopen the investigation and enforce the court order appropriately.
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And appropriately enough, it's actually about events, the same thing you're all about.
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Huge pokémon like Gyarados or Steelix are appropriately massive, as are the locations.
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Historically, the intelligence community provides appropriately cleared individuals with access to sensitive information.
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H.E.A.A. remains committed to appropriately resolving any outstanding borrower issues," he said. "P.
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Coca-Cola has debuted a new energy drink called, appropriately, Coca-Cola Energy.
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Season 6 The most terrible person appropriately had arguably the most terrible death.
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If anything, if you treat them nicely and recover appropriately, they welcome it.
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The video appropriately captures the bravado Lebanese women have shown throughout the demonstrations.
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Absent these tensions, the prices is more appropriately in the low $50 area.
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Historically, doctors and patients have both been pretty dreadful about using antibiotics appropriately.
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Araujo revealed that she, very appropriately, named her baby girl Lizyana Sky Taylor.
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Indeed, employers now have trouble filling high-wage jobs with appropriately skilled workers.
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Many of those men were, and still are, appropriately held in U.S. custody.
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But I can assure you that we will respond appropriately when they do.
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HOW ARE YOU GOING TO MAKE SURE THE STORES CAN DO THIS APPROPRIATELY?
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Mr. Obama is "appropriately reading that as full steam ahead," Ms. Tanden said.
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The 2018 awards season, in light of the #MeToo movement, was appropriately subdued.
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As for the Martin Act, Ms. James says she will use it appropriately.
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Kentucky's run from down 83 points began appropriately on a basket by Richards.
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The composer's love for then-new jazz textures was evident, and appropriately jaunty.
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As such, Duchamp's Last Day is an appropriately delightful au revoir to Duchamp.
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She often seemed a bit confused, unable to respond appropriately to simple requests.
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It was a variety puzzle called "On the Right Track," appropriately enough. 3.
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It's really just the opposite of a jump, with an appropriately slower result.
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Now it finally has a video, in an appropriately dark palette of grays.
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She'll be able to trust a company to automatically allocate her money appropriately.
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Appropriately perhaps for such a quasi-piratic vessel, Surcouf led a troubled life.
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He didn't agree, but I thought he actually answered the questions pretty appropriately.
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Start with gates at the top of the stairs for toddlers, move on to bike helmets, car seats and seatbelts, all used appropriately and fitted appropriately to a child's size, and to protective equipment, including helmets, for other activities and sports.
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"I made it very clear that those children needed to be processed appropriately," Mrs.
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A publication called her newfound relationship with Bryan Abasolo "failing," and Lindsay responded appropriately.
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" V: "Maya cut her hair and now dresses appropriately for her age but better.
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Am I appropriately diversified to face this market volatility if it should get worse?
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They possess the advanced skills that allow them to appropriately engage and screen candidates.
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When we receive valid court orders, including suppression orders, we review and respond appropriately.
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We will closely examine this data and will act on it swiftly and appropriately.
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Being able to communicate expectations appropriately is part of the art and science here.
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The accompanying tie was worn loosely around the neck, in appropriately laissez-faire fashion.
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The overpriced Coors Lights were cold, the hot dogs appropriately smushed and college-y.
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Blitzer grilled Collins about his involvement, and Collins defended it as all done appropriately.
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This is not to say that Sonoma County didn't appropriately react to the fires.
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The song, appropriately enough, announces, "It's the Time to Disco," and indeed it is!
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Sure, there are some topics that seem to lend themselves appropriately to opinion pages.
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The company will be listed on the NASDAQ appropriately under the ticker of ROKU.
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Citi has said its trading operations functioned appropriately in a thin and illiquid market.
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And now comes the $130 successor to those fine buds, the appropriately named X3.
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She added that the publication of the report "responds appropriately" to the 2016 resolution.
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We've obviously shown that, and we'll make acquisitions appropriately when the time is right.
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For this reason, the ALI has appropriately avoided creating Restatements based on statutory law.
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For comparison, here's the Riverdale actress, in a photo appropriately shot by Cole Sprouse.
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" The district attorney acknowledged receiving the file, adding "we will proceed appropriately after review.
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It also brought in geotagged photos I took, appropriately illustrating how each day unfolded.
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Appropriately, the entire city of New York comes together in the "Come Together" sequence.
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But that never happened, because nobody seemed to be appropriately corresponding with one another.
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Appropriately responding to complaints — while understanding that a complaint is not "complaining" — is another.
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The film looks appropriately epic for a world-spanning story featuring gunfights and magic.
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The sites where you could download ROMs felt appropriately seedy in the same way.
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You should work with your recruiter to confirm what factors may appropriately be considered.
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Therefore, I have decided to step down so the role can be cast appropriately.
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China will "appropriately" step up fiscal spending in 2019, said ministry official Hao Lei.
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And appropriately, they just got their chance in the spotlight at Paris Fashion Week.
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Image: GettyLast month, Google focused on teaching its self-driving cars to honk appropriately.
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We are meant to take them at their word that they did everything appropriately.
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"Such misconduct is completely unacceptable, and Nissan is requesting appropriately strict penalties," it added.
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Google's new vision for your home wireless network is called, appropriately enough, Google Wifi.
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In conclusion, (and as he appropriately captions in the Instagram photo above), "Any questions?"
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"The US soldiers were appropriately in US territory" during the encounter, the statement added.
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Something tells me that Alice Cooper (Mädchen Amick) would be appropriately horrified either way.
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Social-emotional health is one such example – our children can't appropriately develop without us.
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"We have fullest confidence in our armed forces who will react appropriately," he added.
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"Girls," as it was appropriately titled, featured Cardi B, Bebe Rexha, and Charli XCX.
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"It's important to appropriately store, inspect, and wash produce, especially leafy greens," Okubo said.
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Embedded within the Positive Outlook is Fitch's expectation that capital will be managed appropriately.
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I believe when we consistently deliver top bottom in cash, we'll get appropriately rewarded.
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He also has a history of failing to appropriately address his conflicts of interest.
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" Indeed, SIRC "found no evidence to indicate that CSIS had appropriately considered the threshold.
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The NFL wants to be sure the players are being RESPECTFUL and behaving APPROPRIATELY.
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Hulk (appropriately named) is a Dogue de Bordeaux ... and weighs well over 100 pounds.
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The news was announced with an appropriately blocky flourish on the game's Twitter feed.
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Three big questions: Does Microsoft think it handled the situation appropriately at the time?
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The shoes are quite smart, I think I was dressed appropriately for the occasion.
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If this combination is in any way approvable, then only under appropriately strict conditions.
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Appropriately enough given DeepMind's parent company, the solution requires a more efficient search algorithm.
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Individuals who feel like professional frauds were less likely to manage their careers appropriately.
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Caitlyn's son was appropriately complimentary ... and explained the drill when a parent changes sex.
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The question is whether enough money and time is allocated to manage them appropriately.
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Benjamin's birth was appropriately planned as a category three C-section for that day.
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Most Americans appropriately believe the allegations about Russia's election machinations need to be investigated.
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Fortunately there was no direct hit that season, but we have to plan appropriately.
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The police, as far as we know, behaved appropriately and proportionally, given the situation.
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Anyone found to be violating that policy would be "sanctioned appropriately," the school said.
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It comes from Jim Jarmusch and, appropriately, looks like a quiet and strange tale.
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Both of these regulators acted wisely, appropriately, and were entirely justified in their actions.
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A safety case is a written explanation of why a system is appropriately safe.
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Let's ban the word pivot, until it can be used appropriately and responsibly again.
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It's all appropriately piecemeal, in the way real memories are ephemeral and frankly weird.
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Appropriately, the Supreme Court most authoritatively stated the per se rule in U.S. v.
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The new law in Colorado appropriately treats wage theft with the seriousness it deserves.
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We therefore appropriately, and consistently with what we told the Committee, denied the allegation.
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Appropriately, the story of the Moscow Mule's origin is a tale of pure capitalism.
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"We are setting our expectations appropriately," Ben Smith, Hulu's head of experience told Variety.
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They're enormous and so calling out to you more than an appropriately sized box.
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Now the Senate Democrats want the agency to investigate whether he's recusing himself appropriately.
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Appropriately, Maughan's longest route to date was in the shape of a person running.
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The city is going wild, appropriately enough, and they are heading for New York.
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Similarly, Mae's dreamscapes feel bigger, broader, and (appropriately) weirder with more screen real estate.
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There is no reason that blacks should not be appropriately represented in U.S. government.
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But he also made the case that the central bank has appropriately eased regulations.
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Now he's just Donald Trump's sidekick — his Robin, or maybe more appropriately, his Chewbacca.
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Any professor that called his students offensive or derogatory names would be appropriately disciplined.
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Appropriately, pop songs and sound bites culled from YouTube and Soundcloud accompany the work.
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Fitch considers BK appropriately capitalized in the context of its low-risk balance sheet.
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"It definitely rubbed people the wrong way, and was not handled appropriately," says Sanchez.
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The image below is from the company's website, but appropriately reflects my live demo.
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You just put it right in front of you and it illuminates you appropriately.
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It had a balanced game, it bluffed, value bet, and defended against bets appropriately.
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Now one of the earlier movers in this area, a startup appropriately called Deeplink.
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Pragmatism would be acknowledging the threat for what it is, and addressing it appropriately.
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Appropriately, the Midshipmen thrived amid all the water at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium.
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It was so vast we couldn't age it all appropriately for the time period.
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China would continue to dedicate itself to "appropriately handling" maritime issues, the ministry said.
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Appropriately, I conveyed this: As fate would have it, Kevin still lived in Chicago.
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If a person is diagnosed, they can be isolated from others and treated appropriately.
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There is a room dedicated to Rubik's Cubes, which is rather appropriately The Rubicubism.
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Mr. Barr has defended himself as appropriately defending the constitutional powers of the presidency.
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"New Beginnings" is the work of a different production company, appropriately called Evolution Media.
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It was an appropriately bewildering ending to the health care portion of the debate.
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Surely Mr. Kashuv can be punished appropriately and yet remain a student at Harvard.
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"When we find the facts, we will apply the law appropriately," Mr. Pompeo said.
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But if your company hasn't responded appropriately, what can you really do about it?
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Your employer could still be responsible for investigating the incident and handling it appropriately.
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So, obviously, did Brady, who reacted appropriately as soon as he saw the flag.
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Baja Blast is the only appropriately named Dew, as its might is no exaggeration.
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Appropriately, none of the gardens in the exhibition are modeled directly on his plans.
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Accordingly, allegations of staff misconduct are investigated and appropriately addressed when they are made.
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AI is also not good at figuring out how to respond to us appropriately.
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The series, appropriately titled Dark Side, also reflects Cobb's psychological state at the time.
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So now Director Comey was fired because (ph) he didn't treat Hillary Clinton appropriately.
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They clapped and smiled, appropriately, but watch ... they clearly knew they were on camera.
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We are concerned that the Department of Defense is not appropriately weighing the risks.
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It says that an extension would allow for appropriately thoughtful commentary from business groups.
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"They are cooperating with the proper authorities to appropriately address the situation," it said.
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"We believe our investment priorities are appropriately in line with this landscape," Smith said.
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One of those officials in attendance, appropriately, was Louisiana Economic Development Secretary Don Pierson.
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The four were appropriately dressed but there was still reason for concern, officials said.
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In their wisdom, the founders placed the bar at an appropriately high two-thirds.
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They referred it to Orlando police who then took the person into custody, appropriately.
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If Uber does not compensate them appropriately, they can and will leave the service.
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So if the party insists on doing something, it should do something appropriately timid.
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Hannah-Beth Jackson said de León acted appropriately when the time for action arrived.
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This is not appropriately reflected in Street numbers, and we see significant upside ahead.
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Individual privacy, a right of constitutional dimension, is appropriately harmonized with the equality principle.
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It's not clear Trump's most recent budget proposal would appropriately fund the VA law.
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He added that the country has "sufficient masks" if they manage the supply appropriately.
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A website perhaps appropriately called The Mind Unleashed, which blamed Israel for the Sept.
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Having a clearly defined audience ensures that your marketing efforts will be directed appropriately.
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"All winning bidders and their guests to conduct themselves appropriately," the contest rules say.
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Nevertheless, he will fulfill all his legal duties once that conflict is appropriately resolved.
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And don't forget to dress appropriately; nobody wants to pay $12 for a blanket.
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Despite its growth, the company is still trying to appropriately set its own culture.
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Appropriately, the club's chairman is Dale Vince, the founder of renewable energy company Ecotricity.
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Specifically, they're interested in a kind of pulsing neutron star called, appropriately, a pulsar.
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Today sees the launch of the game's first, and final, expansion, appropriately titled Farewell.
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"I am committed to ensuring that all whistleblower complaints are handled appropriately," Maguire said.
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It's past time to recognize that physical spaces and equipment should be sized appropriately.
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But we'll take it, with an appropriately portioned helping of salt grains, of course.
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Franklin: I think the industry appropriately is looking at their own firms and situations.
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Moving them to educational spaces enables them to be appropriately contextualized as historical objects.
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Decide how many people you can comfortably accommodate, and narrow your invite list appropriately.
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"Both sides agreed to appropriately resolve the core concerns of both parties," it said.
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It wouldn't be able to make sure the same volume is delivered everywhere appropriately.
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The car maker said Zi-A was conducting its business appropriately, the source said.
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Appropriately, the exhibition is as multilayered as Yeats' detours into writing for the stage.
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"First gift he received was (appropriately) a Patriots jersey from Grandpa Joe," Kennedy tweeted.
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The NRA has previously said it has acted appropriately to maintain its nonprofit status.
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Located in Shinjuki, Tokyo, the appropriately named Robot Restaurant isn't strictly staffed by robots.
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Therefore I have decided to step down so the role can be cast appropriately.
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And the lodge is appropriately named: "Ultima Thule" means "a distant or unknown region."
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They feel appropriately old, yet new, like a successful product line from Restoration Hardware.
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Mysterious music plays in the background, and the whole thing is appropriately atmospheric and awesome.
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The Democratic Party pushed back against reports that the caucus sites were not staffed appropriately.
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The beat's appropriately weightless, a collage of digitalist synth work swelling inside vast open spaces.
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Appropriately, the episode ends with the RAINN National Sexual Assault Hotline 1-800-656-HOPE.
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This filtering process has resembled playing whack-a-mole or, more appropriately, battling a Hydra.
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Google said the bot would be "appropriately identified" but hasn't specified what that means, exactly.
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"The results of the franchise partnerships are fully disclosed and appropriately accounted for," Casino said.
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Jenny McCarthy was appropriately bundled up for her gig co-hosting New Year's Rocking Eve.
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Appropriately for a group that's known for its document-based reporting, ProPublica showed its receipts.
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"When prescribed appropriately," Kolodny said, "more than 75% of patients do very well" on buprenorphine.
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To rectify this, NASA began an unprecedented experiment last year, appropriately called 'The Twin Study.
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Appropriately, the new photo of Dream showcases the 1-month-old baby catching some ZZZs.
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The model took notice, replying to the online shoutout with an appropriately self-deprecating remark.
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We are working directly with the campaign organizer to ensure the funds are managed appropriately.
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Even the Ocean, appropriately, bears the marks of personal growth as well as professional expansion.
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It was Walker who, appropriately, walked his mom down the aisle on her magical day.
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We expect Mr. Elliott's insurance provider to step in accordingly and handle the matter appropriately.
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Once you've figured out how to dress appropriately at your office, you're only partway there.
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"Nicaragua's government has promised to use this loan appropriately in the aforementioned areas," it said.
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In the case of EgyptAir Flight 181, it appears the crew evaluated the situation appropriately.
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It's appropriately called Layover, in honor of the four airfields visible from this vantage point.
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America's energy independence has allowed us to respond appropriately and decisively to recent Iranian aggression.
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We should be treating and assessing pain appropriately, in the way our medical training dictates.
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But now, her hair is definitely curlier and teased out in an appropriately '80s style.
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As a result, U.S. and European companies and officials don't know how to respond appropriately.
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Heidecker posted the song, appropriately titled "Ballad of the Incel Man," on his Bandcamp Sunday.
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"I will wait until everything is appropriately declassified here in the coming days," he said.
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The majority of non-bank mortgage lenders are appropriately capitalised for the risks they take.
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As sirens blare in the background, the characters look appropriately terrified of what's to come.
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ACTUALLY, ENTERPRISE GROUP, WHICH YOU'RE FOCUSED ON APPROPRIATELY, GREW 3% ON A FULL YEAR BASIS.
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"We will respond appropriately, certainly reciprocally, but perhaps more than that, perhaps proportionately," he said.
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The heartwarming moments feel appropriately sweet, and the tense scenes will have you on edge.
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They will teach vehicle AI to better understand these emotions and respond to them appropriately.
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Law enforcement can bring charges on probable cause, and Aronberg said police had acted appropriately.
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For the most part, however, he keeps things moving along at an appropriately riverine pace.
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And the royal was appropriately accessorized for the special viewing — wearing stunning pearl earrings herself!
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Jenkins was born — appropriately — Narcissa Florence Foster on July 260, 1868, in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.
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Try to purchase and unpackage new items before you depart, and dispose of waste appropriately.
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I walked back down Adams Avenue with what can only be appropriately called gender euphoria.
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Last month the International Monetary Fund said the plans were "appropriately bold and far reaching".
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In that light, a network outage may have been an appropriately conservative option, says Caltagirone.
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Her mother, who was appropriately named Kitty, moved her to New York as a teenager.
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Placing appropriately prescribed opioids into the same category as street drugs is unhelpful and destructive.
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To capture the community accurately and appropriately, music was obviously a big part of that.
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No word yet on Donald, Goofy or, most appropriately of all, a Google Home Minnie.
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"We expect Mr. Elliott's insurance provider to step in accordingly and handle the matter appropriately."
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For more carefree kids, make sure you check out the subreddit appropriately named r/FuckYouImAToddler.
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The news of the birth arrived, appropriately so, via social media during the NFL draft.
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It looks appropriately Burton-y and magical for a movie about kids with strange powers.
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It said it was willing to appropriately resolve trade frictions with the EU through negotiations.
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""All of the staff we have seen are treating Mick, appropriately, as the Acting Director.
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The three videos were shot in appropriately rugged locations, featuring climbers, mountain bikers, and kayakers.
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History counsels rather less sanguineness toward state-funded art, a category more appropriately termed propaganda.
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"When your mom refuses to dress age appropriately," the 90210 alum jokingly captioned the photo.
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There's even a candle designed to eliminate pet odors, appropriately entitled Oy With the Poodles.
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They also refused to ban asbestos production, arguing it was not harmful if used appropriately.
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Following those rules, Facebook argues, is a sign that it is collecting user data appropriately.
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It's so nice to see dogs acknowledging the grandeur of cats, and serving them appropriately.
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We have an obligation to ensure determinations as they relate to classification are made appropriately.
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Acknowledging these successes, just last month, Energy Secretary Rick Perry appropriately praised ARPA-E innovation.
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Three children, aged 13, seven, and five, none of them really seated and buckled appropriately.
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They contain the story, although you could just as appropriately suggest the story contains them.
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Government should have authority to designate non-bank as SIFIs through an appropriately rigorous process.
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Goelman instead argues that the report shows that Strzok acted appropriately in the Clinton investigation.
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It would be hard to find a more appropriately named cat than Sir Thomas Trueheart.
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"Viewers will see Megyn do a strong interview where she challenges him appropriately," Cole continued.
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Congress should appropriately fund these programs to provide greater tools to property owners and communities.
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And, appropriately, night is when "Doomocracy" happens, on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, from 6 p.m.
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When used appropriately, technology can provide substantial benefits to law enforcement agencies, victims, and society.
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Our trading partners must appropriately value innovation to level the playing field for U.S. companies.
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In the segment, appropriately titled "Hannibal's Hands," we see Hannibal stare at his hands. Yeah!
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But there is no record of whether agencies appropriately updated the software, known as ScreenOS.
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The braised short ribs were appropriately tender but I kept thinking I was eating dessert.
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Pork soup dumplings that one might find from a Shanghai street vendor were appropriately juicy.
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The real question for policy makers, however, is what constitutes an appropriately "safe" autonomous vehicle.
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Action, obviously, is the principal draw here, and the abundant special effects are appropriately dazzling.
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It is critical that these countries select proven technologies that are appropriately regulated and operated.
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Since this tragic day, America has collectively taken steps backward in appropriately addressing race relations.
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"We believe that we proceeded appropriately," Acosta told reporters at the Labor Department on Wednesday.
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At best, the Trump administration is neglecting the legal requirement to appropriately consult with Congress.
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I believe that Director Mueller understands that and that he is running that office appropriately.
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China will appropriately expand demand and increase "reasonable and effective investment," the state planner said.
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Their priorities are appropriately aligned and their resources are strategically allocated to meet those requirements.
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And so far, Buttendorf has received some appropriately humorous reactions to the works as well.
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And it's one we all saw coming: a red lipstick appropriately named Como la Flor.
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I think what you should do is be directing them how to do it appropriately.
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A 2014 fashion show—appropriately named the 3D PrintShow—included a catwalk of these designs.
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Black Sabbath is currently in the midst of its final tour, appropriately titled The End.
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Furthermore, Democrats note that Mueller acted appropriately by removing Strzok and Page from his team.
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We discovered inappropriate conduct through our own compliance tools, investigated it thoroughly, and acted appropriately.
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Giuliani has maintained he's acted appropriately in the interests of his client, President Donald Trump.
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The appropriately named Reunion Resort, in Kissimmee, Fl., hosts close to 100 reunions a year.
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After appropriately straining my eyes, I can see the terrible things they're saying about me.
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"It was handled appropriately by our professional staff and Ms. Manning is safe," he said.
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The appropriately titled BackStory podcast is put on by the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities.
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Xi also said he hopes the United States would handle trade friction cautiously and appropriately.
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Most of the dishes were served, appropriately enough, on a tray made from tree bark.
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There, eerie bird's-eye views of ordinary streets and homes weave an appropriately paranoid atmosphere.
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The issue, as I see it, may only be appropriately addressed by each individual community.
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Ilegal is appropriately cynical commentary for the ingrained lack of justice within the troubled nation.
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A temporary change in breast appearance can be achieved while wearing an appropriately fitted bra.
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The Partita appropriately opened the program, and the presentation was thoroughly polished and utterly winning.
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Great negotiators are appropriately skeptical that any one man or country can manage it all.
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As Scapin, one of the playwright's greatest characters, Mr. Besnault was appropriately sly and deadpan.
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Each is an affront that must be dealt with appropriately — in state or federal court.
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A few Republicans, like John McCain, offered appropriately alarmed words in the last two days.
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Advocate authentically: Former predators must prove they have changed not just by treating people appropriately.
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The DJ is playing Alicia Keys's "This Girl is on Fire" during the changeover, appropriately.
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They're the appropriately titled 1More True Wireless ANC headphones, and they're available now for $21.
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Annuities can be reasonable investments as long as they're used and structured appropriately, Gorman said.
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The team's new coach was appropriately unorthodox for McLaughlin: Bill Stewart, born in Fitchburg, Mass.
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But she also said she believed that city regulators and medallion lenders had acted appropriately.
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In other situations it might have seemed a mannerism; here, it was adorably, appropriately girlish.
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Be sure to read your statements closely to make sure every payment is credited appropriately.
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Talk about simple — all you need is one bowl to make this appropriately festive cake.
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They watched Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes' performance of "Señorita" and appropriately reacted like this:
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We should acknowledge our own failure and have the courage to deal with it appropriately.
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"I do believe paraquat is safe when it's used appropriately," said Dr. Botham of Syngenta.
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But this new currency, appropriately called a "petro," is likely to prove itself fool's gold.
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Also appropriately, Frank plays Scrooge and, if anything, changes for the worse by the end.
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Forcing firms to reveal their climate vulnerabilities will help increasingly worried investors allocate capital appropriately.
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Ramsay Bolton (Iwan Rheon) The most terrible person appropriately had arguably the most terrible death.
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"We believe the evidence shows that our police officers acted professionally and appropriately," he said.
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Onward is weird and ✨wonderful✨ Consistently surprising, appropriately sweet, occasionally profound, perfectly Pixar.
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Confidence: Medium Saturday appropriately maintains the feel of winter for our extra day of February.
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Following the season finale—appropriately titled "The End"—Fortnite got sucked into a black hole.
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First, the FAA must be appropriately funded and empowered to engage meaningfully alongside industry stakeholders.
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At its best, Auggie taps into some appropriately chilling ideas about the pitfalls of technology.
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But, sanctions can be a useful tool when appropriately combined with other tools like diplomacy.
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Different devices will have have different display configurations and it's important Android can morph appropriately.
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It's crucial that athletes be appropriately prepared for the demands of the sport, Sailor said.
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"Well... due to the circumstances i think i named this EP appropriately," a caption says.
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Appropriately, a whistle-blower named Gabriel Thompson, played skillfully by Brent Sexton, takes center stage.
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But the bureau did not appropriately follow established protocols in following up on the tip.
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The 90-day period allows administrations the time to file the paperwork appropriately, Vance said.
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Wilkenfeld says he believes at this time, NBC acted swiftly and appropriately given the allegations.
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"Trump and the entire United States government is prepared to respond appropriately," he told Fox.
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The Public Service Commission is appropriately focused on the economic stability and health of Georgia.
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This incredibly niche reference comes courtesy of European publisher Yellow Pages, which appropriately has a .
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Meanwhile his Lanthimos Losers are stolid, severe, too ignorant or aloof to pity themselves appropriately.
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CEO Page said they had been addressed appropriately, without detailing the nature of the issues.
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But while these animals are scary, when appropriately harnessed, their venom can be medically useful.
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This is where the Bratz dolls are made; appropriately, it's guarded by even more security.
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And they came up with something novel: a strange, gooey version of Luigi appropriately called Gooigi.
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We calibrated the package appropriately, in the judgement of the MPC, to balance the trade-off.
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The video was shot, appropriately, in Smithville, Texas, 70 miles from Smith's home base in Georgetown.
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Authorities say they spent the night in freezing temperatures but were dressed appropriately for the weather.
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The government would appropriately expand aggregate demand and expand effective investment, especially private investment, he added.
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" Sir Paul even tweeted a photo of the cute moment, appropriately captioning it "Gronk N' Roll.
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If this was today, I would have posted an appropriately moody Instagram of its gaping cathedral.
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"I believe that our department and our office have been appropriately managing that investigation," Rosenstein said.
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It's the biggest college football game of the year, and ESPN is, appropriately, going all out.
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"We have to do things to help them be babies and to help them develop appropriately."
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The move can help you become debt-free, as long as you use the card appropriately.
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If you've saved appropriately, a luxury can provide real value, especially if you're strapped for time.
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So, it's important to be careful, actually do the warmup, and dress appropriately for the temps.
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Now a new Tumblr account, appropriately titled StrangCore, is devoted to cataloging the lawyer's best looks.
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China is sincere in wanting to "appropriately resolve" the problem via talks, she said, without elaborating.
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I trust our Justice Department will get to the bottom of this and handle it appropriately.
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But there is a drug policy that has been shown to help whenever it's practiced appropriately.
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Hopefully they're now priced more appropriately and we don't see those same increases in future years.
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The union seeks an "appropriately funded capital plan" and wants the district returned to local control.
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"You read my lips: The National Party has acted entirely appropriately," Bridges told reporters in Wellington.
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" American Airlines' carriage policy instructs passengers to "dress appropriately; bare feet or offensive clothing aren't allowed.
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Democrats have argued that the FBI acted appropriately in obtaining the warrant from the FISA court.
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But when you put a little Disney into a hurricane, the results are — appropriately enough — magical.
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Failure to execute its business plans appropriately and successfully could negatively impact the company's financial stability.
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We've got people sadly, but appropriately referencing The Devil Wears Prada, discussing what needs to change.
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It's a pleasant maze, arranged vertically, with cheery graphics and appropriately satisfying "whoosh" to each hop.
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Xbox shared some details on its next hardware at E3 and it sounds appropriately next-gen.
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Next, take appropriately sized heat shrink tubing and slip it over the phone charger and spring.
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An EPA spokesperson told CNBC Tuesday that the organization would review the letter and respond appropriately.
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The Captain is appropriately outfitted in a pink vendor's apron on the front of the box.
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Witherspoon later returned the favor, including an appropriately high-energy parody of fellow castmate Mindy Kaling.
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"If you have an [abnormal] pap smear and follow up appropriately — that's when lives are saved."
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Bekah gave him an appropriately confused look — and she already seems invested in the house drama.
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WE'LL SEE HOW THE ECONOMIC DATA ACTUALLY COMES IN, BUT I THINK THAT IS PRICED APPROPRIATELY.
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Using my phone, I picked rock as the genre, and then, appropriately, "driving" as the mood.
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I've been playing the Chinese mobile version of PUBG, appropriately subtitled "Exhilarating Battlefield," for a while.
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The time spent on NLP helps Aiden respond appropriately, no matter how a question is phrased.
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Courtney Barnett and Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros are appropriately indie to play some daytime sets.
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His aim was to develop intricate, human-like cyclical movement that reacts appropriately to user inputs.
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This chart was put together by clowns, not competent statisticians, and deserves to be appropriately derided.
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It's worth watching all the way to the final episode, which is appropriately called "The End."
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Even Snoop Dogg runs his own e-sports tournament organization appropriately called the Gangsta Gaming League.
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The board said in its decision on Thursday that Coe "behaved appropriately" by referring the matter.
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As N26 has more than 2.5 million users, it's been hard to scale its workforce appropriately.
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Back in February, Winstead posted a happy snapshot with McGregor set against an appropriately snowy backdrop.
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The former leaders of the Fed emphasized that the Fed's powers are appropriately checked by Congress.
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"The legitimate crisis with drugs in this nation can be addressed appropriately and thoughtfully," Newsom said.
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The couple, appropriately dubbed "J-Rod" by fans, were vacationing in the Bahamas for the weekend.
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I think now people are appropriately focused on some of the risks and downsides as well.
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Appropriately enough, it's also the medium in which Trump is fluent, the medium that made him.
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Both George and Charlotte were dressed appropriately for the nautical occasion, rocking blue and white stripes.
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I am just questioning the will of their political leadership to resource and commit them appropriately.
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Appropriately for the sphere in which it works, the company prefers to work in the shadows.
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Markets have appropriately priced in the risk of recession following last year's "excessive optimism," he said.
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As for a response to this appropriately flippant development from Comedy Central, we're still awaiting werd.
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In 1989, for example, the New Times group launched its first adult section, appropriately dubbed Wildside.
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"This was our way of doing things... I think it was handled entirely appropriately," he said.
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And so everyone needs to behave appropriately all the time but access needs to be equal.
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Real estate yields adapt quite-- quite quickly and fairly directly-- with interest rates and with-- appropriately.
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If funding comes too late, they will be unable to respond appropriately, the U.N. document said.
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Trump argued the Obama administration had failed to respond appropriately to a similar attack in 2013.
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His children say that's because his gunshot injuries were not treated appropriately after he was shot.
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Even very large outflows would not necessarily affect ratings, if they are anticipated and appropriately managed.
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" Because he believes the FDA is failing to act appropriately, said Fitzpatrick, "I believe Congress must.
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There's a podcast about mobile home park investing called, appropriately, The Mobile Home Park Investing Podcast.
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I can only talk about my personal experience and I was always treated respectfully and appropriately.
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This turns one of the game's most violent and brutal activities into an appropriately unsettling affair.
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Appropriately, he quit his 9-to-5 job to work full time on his cake business.
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Appropriately titled "Loose Ends," the closing event was part funeral, part rebirth and all hedonistic rager.
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And then we have these very low-cost generics, where the quality is not appropriately regulated.
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As a polemicist, he will, appropriately, deploy the Thatcher he has illuminated for his own purposes.
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The administration also said it will monitor appeals activity to ensure requests are being appropriately evaluated.
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Once appropriately attired, little crusaders can take part in "Superdrama," a workshop to practice superhero moves.
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He was dressed more appropriately for the weather than me, and that made me feel insufficient.
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We take the train back in Taipei and, appropriately, have dinner at a hot pot restaurant.
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The comparisons drawn were inevitable: The Jesus Lizard (appropriately evil), Mclusky (brutally comical), Helmet (terse, lean).
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After viewing video of the incident, Tonganoxie Police Chief Greg Lawson said police had acted appropriately.
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They are more appropriately left to be dealt with by parents, educators, and community support networks.
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Writer Thomas Ricks asked -- rather appropriately -- if the White House will issue a "no summit" coin.
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Goelman goes on to say that the report actually shows "indisputable evidence" that Strzok acted appropriately.
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But he has pushed back against criticisms of those flights, saying each flight was justified appropriately.
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The FIRST STEP Act appropriately excludes the most serious offenses from earning credits through completing programs.
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The new study used "appropriately rigorous methods," said Cooper, who was not involved in the research.
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Perhaps appropriately considering the upside-down nature of their 218 campaign, it came during a win.
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This is a novel in fragments — appropriately so, since its main character has been blown apart.
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If the regimen is followed appropriately, the disease is usually gone within a couple of weeks.
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Both sides agree that the tax credit program was appropriately funded in the health care law.
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Appropriately pale and spongy, it is spiked with fish sauce, its taste half earth, half undersea.
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Michael Strauss just wanted the oil workers to get paid appropriately for their dangerous, demanding jobs.
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I think the best thing we can do is finish it appropriately and reach a conclusion.
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Professional historians find this all appropriately silly and most political journalists aren't tripped up by it.
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But you could at least dress appropriately while you're doing…while you're going about your business.
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Specifically, pointedly, and with the appropriately heavy weight on the soul that such a decision deserves.
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Now, they have data on patients' health costs and can use that to set premiums appropriately.
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He announced the news himself, appropriately on Twitter, with a hearty endorsement from CEO Jack Dorsey.
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I am just one of many angry fans who, appropriately, have been waiting endlessly for Endless.
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Quite appropriately, the year of the remodeling, Maroon 5 won the Grammy for Best New Artist.
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Appropriately enough, there's even a game being played through the recreation of a vintage arcade cabinet.
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Understand them, deal with them every single day, and do what you need to do appropriately.
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But when therapy touches politics, trainees are awkward and uncertain about what they should appropriately ask.
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With schools appropriately shutting down over the coronavirus pandemic, this critical lifeline of food is gone.
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Yet the tape has been either appropriately selective or precariously uneven, depending on how it's viewed.
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When such a situation occurs, our personnel are authorized to respond to threats and violence appropriately.
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I was appropriately stubborn and figured out "donkey" only when the whole passage became abundantly clear.
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It just shows how tens of billions of appropriately scattered dollars can soothe any hard feelings.
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And when you see people struggling in non-athletic shoes, you'll be glad you dressed appropriately.
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When American stocks hit a record on Tuesday, the Fed, appropriately, got much of the credit.
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Longer-term brand-building will benefit from a sustained media presence, albeit with appropriately modified messaging.
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Appropriately, it takes a while for characters other than the Son to come into physical view.
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"It is fantastic because the unborn child is appropriately represented in the tax code," she said.
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Key to growing a successful company is knowing where to staff appropriately at different growth phases.
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Fossil has announced its fifth-generation Wear OS watch, which is called, appropriately, the Gen 5.
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Predictably (and appropriately), the pandemic has buttressed arguments about why health care should be a right.
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Charlene Chua's illustrations are appropriately done in pencil, and they are playful and open and beautiful.
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Asked again if Trump acted appropriately, Blackburn wouldn't say as she walked onto the Senate subway.
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" He went on, "But, having said that, I actually think it's logically rational and appropriately conservative.
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The resolutions appropriately utilize the Congressional Review Act to block this rule from jeopardizing national security.
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He has been accused of working as a lobbyist for a foreign government without appropriately registering.
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"We continue to believe the University acted appropriately and has admitted no wrongdoing," the school said.
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The Justice Department's internal watchdog is reviewing whether classified information in the memos was handled appropriately.
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The chain's encrusted with 36.65-carat diamonds ... and appropriately comes with a white gold "Daddy" lock.
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But it is a personal decision made by somebody who is appropriately informed about the risks.
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The simple, witty visual style is the perfect setting for a book that's appropriately dialogue heavy.
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But when appropriately structured, they can be more efficient and faster and entail less public risk.
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They meet in person once a week to digitize and appropriately preserve the materials they receive.
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It blended darkness and joy so well, and the romance felt well-earned and appropriately paced.
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The Craft intelligently recognizes which application is in use and configures the Crown to react appropriately.
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And very appropriately for the venue, there's also a portrait of Alaïa himself by William Klein.
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"Any student who is involved in a relationship may socialize appropriately on campus," the statement said.
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You must pass through several layers of security, dress appropriately and use only "non-propelling" pencils.
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"He was not dressed appropriately to have dinner with a young lady," Munyan told the Post.
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Sarah chronicles her playthrough on the game's toughest difficulty setting, "maddening," which is proving appropriately named.
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"The question is appropriately reserved for a case in which it is not hypothetical," Ginsburg wrote.
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"We're unprepared for the technology and how to fit it into our lives appropriately," Cash said.
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When CNN executives were told about these complaints, they reacted swiftly and appropriately, as they should.
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There is data we can use to plan more appropriately for what we know is coming.
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The post will then be reviewed and actioned appropriately by the app's team of content reviewers.
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Then there's that plot turn that hinges on an Ovidian metamorphosis (appropriately, as George teaches Latin).
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"We hope that through its investigation Air China can appropriately handle the relevant issue," Hua said.
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The choreography by Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, particularly a moving ballet showing a rape, is appropriately memorable.
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With business activity having declined precipitously, bailouts of troubled companies are appropriately back on the table.
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With business activity having declined precipitously, bailouts of troubled companies are appropriately back on the table.
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With appropriately flashy prose, he dismantles some misconceptions and credits some nearly forgotten but key figures.
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They meet in person once a week to digitize and appropriately preserve the materials they receive.
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"If we fail to act appropriately and aggressively an opportunity will be lost," the letter said.
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The result is an appropriately gonzo tour through every offbeat transhumanist scenario Ellis can dream up.
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"We will keep investigating this issue to ensure taxpayer dollars are being used effectively and appropriately."
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Adam Driver narrates, while Liev Schreiber speaks Pulitzer's words, appropriately if distractingly mimicking a Hungarian accent.
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A good drug that is not appropriately prescribed could be worse than no drug for patients.
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Our staff are also trained on how to appropriately engage youth and maintain appropriate personal boundaries.
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Appropriately enough, the happiest country in the world has the happiest capital city in the world.
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My understanding is that Republicans put forward some additional offsets that Democrats rejected, I think appropriately.
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In a statement, Mitsubishi said it had received the charges order, and would respond appropriately after examination.
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"Much of this is caused by insurers' inability to use new sources of data appropriately," he adds.
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It's not easily defined, but it includes things like enjoying fun and — appropriately — coping well with ambiguity.
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In the place of these metallics was purple, appropriately enough for a ceremony that anoints Hollywood royalty.
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I think about this book whenever I am at Red Rooster, located appropriately on Malcolm X Blvd.
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For something that seems far removed from today's society, the series is deeply immersive and appropriately paced.
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Tech is not a substitute for well-qualified, motivated teachers, but—used appropriately—can mitigate the problems.
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If teens are using them respectfully, appropriately, and with a little parental guidance, they should be fine.
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The Demon's 8-speed automatic transmission, driveshaft, differential and half shafts are appropriately beefed-up, as well.
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"To me, that felt like a slap in the face, because I felt appropriately dressed," Rowe said.
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They are all married to women who are undeniably cooler than them, and they appropriately acknowledge it.
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It's hard to appropriately take inspiration from something while at the same time totally ignoring its message.
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Only recently are popular representations of slavery appropriately brutal and representative of the reality of the practice.
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Veria-Means shared a few moments from the shoot on her Twitter, where everyone appropriately freaked out.
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ROSENSTEIN: I think the best thing we can do is finish it appropriately and reach a conclusion.
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It will also suggest ways to respond appropriately if the customer is getting emotional and needs empathy.
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Qualcomm on Thursday announced the latest version of its rapid charging tech, appropriately named Quick Charge 4.0.
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Appropriately, it was a lot like one of those elaborate proposals that are littered across the internet.
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Nike first teased this technology in October of last year (appropriately, on Back to the Future Day).
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Mack said Nuance hasn't received an inquiry from the FTC but would "respond appropriately" if it did.
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The installation Hammer Projects: Kevin Beasley currently occupies the aforementioned hall, and the atmosphere is appropriately hushed.
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These were appropriately called "briefcase phones," and people thought they were really next level at the time.
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Ottilie Mulzet's translations of Destruction and Sorrow Beneath the Heavens, Seiobo There Below, and the forthcoming, appropriately
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" It also advises girls to "dress appropriately," but also "don't worry about your appearance the whole date.
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Fitch believes the transaction documents appropriately address seller- and servicer-related risks like commingling and set-off.
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Respondents were screened to determine gender identity, transgender identification, and sexual orientation to appropriately define the audience.
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We have addressed this appropriately with the player and will have no further comment at this time.
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When such violations occur, our staff addresses the violator or violators and ask that they behave appropriately.
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" She also aded that she wanted the piece to be "less like jewelry and more appropriately militaristic.
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Speech regulation must be appropriately tailored to its underlying justification, which blanket calls for disclosure are not.
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He never responded after opening my snap hours later — this silence appropriately evidencing a mutual lesson learned.
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" Cotton added, "The Open Skies Treaty could be more appropriately named the 'Russian Spies Over America Treaty.
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We must protect people and be ready to react appropriately should something untoward or something unexpected happen.
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One dinner's proceeds very appropriately went to Food Runners, which delivers restaurants' surplus food to the needy.
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Appropriately, the paranormal chat is planned for the night before Halloween ... so spirits should be in abundance.
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No charges were ever filed in those cases, and Mr. de Blasio has maintained he acted appropriately.
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Many doctors are prescribing these medications appropriately and many patients are taking these medications the right way.
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While the first season was a summer binge, season 2 is appropriately debuting in time for Halloween.
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Rather, the charges were appropriately dismissed the first time because they were not supported by the evidence.
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Appropriately enough, the meeting took place in the Hall of Mirrors at the presidential palace in Helsinki.
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It raises too many questions about whether Rosselló's administration can be trusted to spend federal aid appropriately.
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Extreme off-road RV builder EarthRoamer has unveiled its biggest model ever, the appropriately-named XV-HD.
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The three keys to answering this question are density, appropriately balanced demand and supply and category concentration.
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DOJ SAYS "IF VIOLATIONS OF LAW ARE IDENTIFIED, THE DEPARTMENT WILL PROCEED APPROPRIATELY TO SEEK REDRESS" -- STATEMENT
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Hayden surprised the star with a puppy, appropriately named KBall, who is definitely too cute for words.
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It joined Kubernetes as the second CNCF project in May 2016, and appropriately is the second graduate.
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Most of that analysis, mostly appropriately, has focused on the deep structural factors that powered his popularity.
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Google Now, S Voice and Cortana did not respond appropriately to any of the physical health concerns.
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If your provider is not testing for oral and anal infection, then they are not testing appropriately.
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"Well... due to the circumstances i think i named this EP appropriately," she wrote earlier this week.
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On the one hand, there's undoubtedly a market for items that are deemed useful and priced appropriately.
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It is the central bank's job to respond appropriately to the application and withdrawal of fiscal stimulus.
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One such group, which is mainly active in Europe, is appropriately named for this task: Extinction Rebellion.
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Keita Takahashi, the iconic creator of Katamari, is back with a new game that looks appropriately weird.
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Over the course of the film, the tinnitus gets worse, and Maine fails to manage it appropriately.
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And, more appropriately for this particular column, what else has everyone been talking about online this week?
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Reinvestments will likely take place "within an appropriately long timeframe," said the board, without specifying a timeline.
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But yesterday, New York brand Gypsy Sport may have figured out how to handle the topic appropriately.
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Minister for Public Service Owen Nxumalo told parliament on Thursday that all pension funds were handled appropriately.
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Devin Nunes began his political career, appropriately enough, because he believed he had uncovered a sinister plot.
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She completed the head-turning ensemble with matching animal print gloves, and appropriately, rounded cat eye sunglasses.
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Adding more video content may help those ads perform better — or at least feel more appropriately placed.
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GOP senators have rallied around their colleague from Kentucky, mostly expressing their support, appropriately enough, on Twitter.
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I'm not sure it would have been possible to appropriately update the original The Blair Witch Project.
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Our Kardashian sources tell us Kim was, appropriately for Halloween, wearing nothing but costume jewelry. Word. Kept.
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We acknowledge that Africa, like other continents, does have its woes and they should be appropriately reported.
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Data show communities like Fairfax County take these votes seriously and are budgeting for these expenses appropriately.
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Transit police in Ecuador rescued the sloth, which they appropriately described as "beautiful" on their Facebook page.
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"We will respond appropriately to such aggressive steps, which pose a direct threat to Russia," said Putin.
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Failure to act appropriately may plunge the region into the abyss of instability for decades to come.
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" And he appropriately chastised London Mayor Sadiq Khan for suggesting there is "no reason to be alarmed.
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On the same day, the appropriately named Thermal, California, saw its 2nd-warmest high temperature: 123 degrees.
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Supporters say that possibility would help ensure banks, credit card companies and other lenders treat consumers appropriately.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg turned 83 on Tuesday, and was appropriately celebrated across the internet.
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Appropriately at a time of haunting images of human masses in transit, it concentrates on talent mobility.
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Appropriately, I was eating an apple as the title track played when my Isaac Newton moment struck.
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Mercury enters diplomatic Libra on Friday at 403:240 PM, appropriately on the International Day of Peace.
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The answers were inconsistent and incomplete, responding appropriately to some but not others, the study's authors said.
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Germany, the biggest EU economy, has also criticized the Commission's plan for not appropriately reducing bank risks.
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The photo editing app, called, appropriately enough, Foodie, is available from the App Store and Google Play.
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"Sometimes it does more damage to ask those questions if we cannot appropriately protect them," Gavrilescu added.
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Had I planned better, I would've been more appropriately dressed for our next stop, the airport pool.
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It means that doctors who fully believe they are prescribing appropriately can be labeled as drug dealers.
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Appropriately enough, the book is now being developed into a television series on ABC with Eva Longoria.
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He also was clear that he took special precautions to make sure the votes were cast appropriately.
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It is working with the Santa Fe Independent School District to make sure funds are distributed appropriately.
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We don't know what those answers are, but Giuliani certainly does, having appropriately helped Trump with them.
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Apple's credit card, appropriately named Apple Card, brings the company's trademark simplicity to the credit-card system.
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And as its programs mature, metrics will be modified to ensure that outcomes can be measured appropriately.
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Appropriately, the level of luxury at E Madison is pretty much unparalleled for New York consumer gyms.
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Alienware is taking all of Nvidia's graphics chips and putting each one inside an appropriately sized notebook.
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This year, the spread at the post-Oscars celebration known as the Governors Ball is appropriately impressive.
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"We as a society need to use the new knowledge we're getting from neuroscience appropriately," Greely says.
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"Our role is to make sure that those tax payments are made and credited appropriately," he said.
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We need appropriately trained and equipped police officers who can respond on a military scale when necessary.
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Their proposal focuses narrowly and appropriately on the procurement process by the federal government of IoT technology.
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Four lower-court judges have already written that Mueller has acted appropriately as a Justice Department prosecutor.
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While many of the products have become hits, the appropriately named Miracle Serum is a clear bestseller.
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That permits a Sewbot to adjust the fabric appropriately as it is fed to the machine's needles.
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It was conducted appropriately by the F.B.I., whose director, James B. Comey, announced the results on Tuesday.
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I think that we ought to honor John McCain appropriately there are many ways to do it.
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"Belgian justice has appropriately assessed this case which has generated many misconceptions," he said in a statement.
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The latest yacht, appropriately named Ran VII, is the most technologically advanced of all of Zennstrom's boats.
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Appropriately, when it comes to his finances, Suh has got an all-star mentor: Warren Buffett himself.
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"At this point I think that the president's budget is allocated appropriately to the priorities," Mattis said.
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Our foundation finds that patients are eager to participate in responsible sharing of appropriately de-identified data.
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The future of American space exploration Appropriately, Scobee's command will indirectly intersect with NASA later this year.
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Everyone should prepare to spend appropriately — we could have four different winners in the first four primaries.
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The series featured Galifianakis, also known for "The Hangover" movies, clumsily interviewing celebrities appropriately between two ferns.
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And the United States will accept that and look at it and make judgments about it appropriately.
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It's impossible to sustain long-term happiness without appropriately balancing your professional time with your personal time.
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These matching funds would appropriately incent states to prioritize investments in higher education, especially for underserved populations.
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Britain has said it will respond appropriately if evidence shows Moscow was behind the nerve agent attack.
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The university has come under increased scrutiny for its failure to appropriately act on allegations against Nassar.
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The game ends, appropriately, with the player's party members talking about the sudden lack in the world.
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Should we refuse to see Tully because a struggling mother's illness is not recognized or treated appropriately?
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Appropriately, the secretary appointed an individual with three decades of experience in financial institutions to oversee grants.
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In both cases, the culprits were appropriately and unambiguously condemned by the Brooklyn College president, Karen Gould.
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