I hope that our teams go as far as possible.
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Your objective is to hit the Kass as far as possible.
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We also need to stretch every dollar as far as possible.
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We're trying to bring them down as fast, as far as possible.
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You push your "in" time as far as possible every single day.
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The goal is to spread aloha as far as possible through food.
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Or pragmatists, hoping to maintain Britain's links with Europe as far as possible?
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You really know how to make your money go as far as possible.
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"As far as possible, this information should remain secret," he cautioned his colleagues.
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Reach up as far as possible and try to touch your other hand.
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Hinge at hips and lower weights down as far as possible without rounding back.
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His hope is to get as far as possible from civilization and its savagery.
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That means energy must be provided from renewable sources as far as possible, she added.
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He had the urge to carry her far away from them, as far as possible.
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I sought out deals on the portal to stretch our points as far as possible.
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He then positioned himself to her side, and as far as possible from Mr. Cuomo.
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JP: Well, the comic idea is to take something as far as possible, like rhetoric.
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Basically, it's about as far as possible from the terrifying nightmare situation we're currently in.
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In other words, Xi is staying as far as possible from China's biggest crisis in years.
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While they're willing to spend more, they want their dollars to stretch as far as possible.
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I want to have fun with my sports and go as far as possible in volleyball.
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This time as well, "we stand ready to help them as far as possible," Rössler said.
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And of course we want the public to feel — as far as possible — comfortable with these technologies.
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One priority, says a Syriza official, is to keep migrants as far as possible from tourist resorts.
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Rockstar put a great deal of effort into stretching the verisimilitude of RDR803 as far as possible.
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These big box content farms spread their tentacles as far as possible to cast the widest net.
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"It is vital to collaborate, to work together and move as quickly and as far as possible."
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Regulars and newbies all ensured that as far as possible a basic level of civilisation was maintained.
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The money will be transferred to the woman in the household, as far as possible, according to Congress.
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Tuesday's decision is a way for the company to stretch the cash that's left as far as possible.
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Slowly walk hands backward as far as possible so that torso begins lowering down toward floor, and hold.
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As far as possible, we should explain the source's motivation and how he or she knows the information.
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In tandem, the federal government should expand the use of the E-Verify system as far as possible.
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Stretch your clothing budget as far as possible by taking advantage of mega-sales at your favorite stores.
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He added: "As far as possible it should be business as usual for the vast majority of people."
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The Democrats' point of view Democrats, meanwhile, were trying to stretch the Cohen developments as far as possible.
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The ostrich, designed to banish double chins and jowls, required leaning your head back as far as possible.
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Brussels wants as far as possible to avoid mixing divorce negotiations with those on a long-term future pact.
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Rebranding push Mulvaney has tried to drag the CFPB as far as possible from its roots as Warren's brainchild.
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"The agency will go as far as possible toward the goal of bringing immigration at the border to zero."
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Vertical velocity at take off gives the athlete some air time to "fly" as far as possible, said McNitt-Gray.
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Either way, you understand the value of hard work and want to make your money go as far as possible.
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"We are humiliated, but we want to run away as far as possible from the pictures of horror," said Myambo.
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In order to be convincing, you have to meticulously put together a verifiable history, going back as far as possible.
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They positioned themselves so that their insults, their boasts, and their melodies would echo and carry as far as possible.
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We must also ensure that, as far as possible, the challenge is the same for all players in the field.
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"The company assures us that reductions can be managed on a voluntary basis as far as possible," she told lawmakers.
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As far as possible, we want to also inculcate this culture and discipline throughout the entire organization, from top to bottom.
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I try to play every match as it's the same and try to go as far as possible in the tournament.
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Trade Minister Liam Fox said the process would replicate existing arrangements as far as possible and was "only a technical exercise".
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The idea is to keep them as far as possible from other prisoners, and to put them through programmes of "deradicalisation".
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The next time Pearl sees Trip in class, he avoids her and chooses a seat as far as possible from her.
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Fortunately, local communities across the country are already doing these things to ensure that limited dollars go as far as possible.
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Ceaușescu would throw the food served to him at formal events onto the floor and kick it as far as possible.
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He would throw the food served to him at formal events onto the floor and kick it as far as possible.
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The objective of the game was to throw a Wellington boot — which New Zealanders refer to as "Wellies" — as far as possible.
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This can help stretch our foreign aid dollars as far as possible and is critical to accelerate progress and help prevent resurgence.
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In the picture, those two conditions correspond to the Moon being as far as possible towards the center, and as red as possible.
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Except for some places—such as Afghanistan, Pakistan, Somalia and Saudi Arabia—they should as far as possible avoid clashing with local regimes.
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He took a seat as far as possible from the front of the room, at the back head of the long conference table.
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This helps preserve their monopoly in many communities and disincentivizes them to make the money go as far as possible in improving connectivity.
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The coronavirus is going to bring a lot of uncertain times, so I'm trying to make my budget go as far as possible.
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The LyfieEye is a new, tiny plug-in camera from Santa Clara startup eCapture, that promises to lower the barrier as far as possible.
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The plan is to spread the message as far as possible to amplify the efforts of the courageous Parkland students and their #NeverAgain movement.
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Hopefully it will not be as strong as forecast but we will stretch our limits as far as possible to run the race tomorrow.
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Even in Russia, where Mr Putin has encouraged a revival of a more macho culture, he wants to avoid casualties as far as possible.
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"We've got to be talking about people having access to livelihoods, children being in school, and people protected as far as possible," he added.
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"We operators are asked, as far as possible, to live within that amount," said Paul Skidmore, the founder and chief executive of Rising Academies.
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I think I&aposm going to donate to her campaign because I want her to go as far as possible in the Democratic Party.
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They're obviously not meant to be soundalikes, but instead go as far as possible as puns, which makes them even funnier, in my opinion.
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To get more smart workouts, sign up for the Healthy Living newsletter Pro tip: Pull knees in as far as possible, ideally to 90 degrees.
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U.S. refineries have coped by switching to gasoline production as far as possible and ramping up diesel exports to the rest of the western hemisphere.
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After decades of travel and work, my dream was to travel as far as possible with my camera and pen while studying one small space.
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"It will be an enormous challenge to reach 543 bcm, but we will try to get there as far as possible," Van de Sande said.
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It is imperative that the government considers how best to replace those structures and platforms in order to retain UK influence as far as possible.
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"My goal is to let my music go as far as possible," he says, describing the American arena dates in retrospect as a humbling experience.
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Farms, then, are becoming more like factories: tightly controlled operations for turning out reliable products, immune as far as possible from the vagaries of nature.
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Bonus: PointBreaks (5,000 points per night)IHG Rewards Club's PointBreaks program is terrific for bargain hunters looking to stretch their points as far as possible.
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We try to plan "as far as possible in advance, but we always keep in mind that last-minute changes can come up," Cremers said.
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America's air force wants, as far as possible, to robotise cargo, refuelling and reconnaissance missions, leaving the manned stuff mostly to its top-gun fighter pilots.
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"Ford aims to achieve the labor cost reductions as far as possible through voluntary employee separations in Europe," the carmaker said in a statement on Thursday.
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Over the years I had taken thousands of photos, wanting to document every moment of our time together, make each one extend as far as possible.
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The leaflets instructed civilians to stay as far as possible from Islamic State fighters and to place white flags on rooftops once coalition forces begin attacking.
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Straighten knee, hinge at hips and with core tight, swing arms forward and down, starting from behind hips, as you lower torso down as far as possible.
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Those who get on respect a universal rule of public transport in the West, sitting as far as possible from their fellows (they avoid eye contact, too).
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But Aramco is also keen to protect is preferential-supplier status with refiners across Asia and the United States which means protecting volumes as far as possible.
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The White House has encouraged Capitol Hill to take its time with the bill, apparently in an attempt to push the fight back as far as possible.
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So we were trying to remove ourselves as far as possible from that world because on every wall surrounding our practice space was that kind of band.
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Secondly, nearly everything in the interferometers' arms is delicately suspended to isolate it as far as possible from distant seismic rumblings and the vibrations of passing traffic.
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And as far as possible it isolates you from the outside world, it shuts you up in an artificial universe in which you have no standards of comparison.
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The European Union has implemented some carbon rules for aircraft, but in the United States, the Trump administration is moving as far as possible from regulating greenhouse gases.
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The team employed two small vessels to tag the target animals and to observe as far as possible from the surface the positions and behaviours of pod members.
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I was speaking at a forum earlier this year and they put the Goldman Sachs chairman in a hotel as far as possible away from the conference location.
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And that's really the only way this succeeds—if big-time players push it as far as possible—because otherwise schools still retain the power they've always had.
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But the pattern — that the law be pushed and twisted as far as possible to exclude nonwhite individuals from the physical nation or its political life — was set.
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The Swiss cabinet signed off on a text that serves as a basis for future trade links and guarantees as far as possible continuation of the current regime.
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"I had some good memories from last year, so of course I want to go as far as possible, and I want to take any opportunities," Pouille said.
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"It's going to sound weird but I'm actually happy that this stage of the year is done because I wanted to go as far as possible," she said.
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If the lens is suspected to be under the upper eyelid, it may also help to bring the lens in to view by looking downward as far as possible.
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As many pointed out, Gaga's Grammys rendition of "Shallow" is as far as possible from the stripped down one she performs as Ally Maine in A Star Is Born.
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For that reason, people who want their dollar to go as far as possible in improving conditions for animals often look at charities that work toward helping farmed animals.
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"Pregnancy for [Victorians] was a condition to be concealed as far as possible," writes Judith Flanders in Inside the Victorian Home: A Portrait of Domestic Life in Victorian England.
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To help stretch your stimulus check as far as possible, read up on how to budget the money you have left if you lose your job during the pandemic.
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Siemens HR chief Kugel expressed understanding for the protesters but pressed for talks to resolve the conflict, adding Siemens wanted to rule out compulsory redundancies as far as possible.
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During this pandemic, it's imperative that leaders "communicate information in the best way possible so as to expand the envelope of informed choice as far as possible," Fischhoff says.
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Carl Thayer, an expert on Vietnam's military at the Australian Defence Force Academy, said the deployment showed the seriousness of Vietnam's determination to militarily deter China as far as possible.
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He will avoid talking about the EU as far as possible, leaving the difficult work of coming up with a position on it to Sir Keir Starmer, his Brexit spokesman.
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Local people braved the rain to stand in a field lobbing the brightly painted eggs as far as possible - without breaking them - to try to win a popular annual competition.
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In Monday's effort, Roberts praised the work of judges but sought to keep the court as far as possible from the political rancor currently consuming the other branches of government.
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Germany's Green Party, which has surged in popularity recently, wants to make domestic flights "obsolete as far as possible" by 2035 through new taxes and investments in high-speed rail.
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He is doing what Trump wants -- pushing the goalposts back as far as possible, trying to set the field on which the debate over the IG report will play out.
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Whether or not Comcast specifically violated the exact terms of the consent decree, we believe regulators feel the spirit was violated with Comcast pushing the envelope as far as possible.
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The Freedom Party and its ilk are not going away; what has become even clearer is that they must be kept as far as possible from the corridors of power.
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Strange, an analyst for Fox Sports during the championship, acknowledged the new mentality on the PGA Tour, a change in philosophy that favors bombing the ball as far as possible.
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Randy Kroszner, deputy dean for executive programs at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, said as far as possible resolution is concerned, there are two aspects to look at.
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Twenty years ago, if you had asked a cryptographer how to secure your hard drive, she would have told you to keep it as far as possible from corporations like Apple.
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"As the government, we will remove as far as possible structural obstacles that could limit the effectiveness of these policies and support monetary policy by strengthening policy coordination," the minister said.
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And I think to properly understand Mastermind requires understanding Bulls and Cows—they are, after all, basically the same—so I've gone back as far as possible to solve this mystery.
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Baseball teams parting ways with a manager often go as far as possible in the opposite direction when hiring a successor, and in that respect the Mets are following the blueprint.
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"Especially travellers and skiers returning from Switzerland, Italy and Austria should stay at home as far as possible for up to two weeks, even without symptoms," Health Minister Jens Spahn tweeted.
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The trailers were moved to the highest ground on the property, and as far as possible from tanks of sulfur dioxide, a highly corrosive gas, and isobutylene, a highly flammable one.
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Since these brands would like to spread their messages as far as possible, they aren't sticking to just one voice assistant, but rather creating skills and experiences for all smart devices.
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And any radio-enabled device like a smartphone, Guri warns, should be kept as far as possible from air-gapped devices, even if those phones are carefully stored in a Faraday bag.
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"He's not trying to change church code, but use past experiences to stretch it as far as possible in application to particular cases," he said, citing Francis' reference to nuns and Africa.
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One such codeword was "acoustic software," which seems about as far as possible from a program designed to evade standards testing by detecting testing conditions and altering engine settings to feign compliance.
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Hell, since Cersei is so un-nostalgic that she left Casterly Rock empty, maybe she'll even flee to a more defensible position, as far as possible from the Great War up north.
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It should simplify rules to limit compliance costs, increase certainty so that businesses can plan for the future, and move as far as possible toward allowing all businesses to expense capital purchases.
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The Brits have arranged Trump's visit to the United Kingdom with the apparent goal of keeping him as far as possible from the massive protests against him being planned in central London.
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And so, you know, with Cozmo, a lot of the focus is actually to push the complexity as far as possible into the software side where you can build the most value.
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This particular spot was chosen to keep the device as far as possible from InSight's feet; it allows the device's cable to rest on the ground and provides even contact with the surface.
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Companies want to remain within the European regulatory system as far as possible, even as the London-based EMA prepares to relocate to another city inside the EU as a result of Brexit.
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The few tracks we've heard so far feel like an attempt to capture minutiae in vivid color, zooming in as far as possible on a moment in order to tell a longer story.
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"Such steps will take into account, as far as possible, options available to the company to preserve the assets of the group," it said in a filing with the Hong Kong stock exchange.
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In the game, "Hilltendo," the user operated an animated Clinton, helping her to delete classified emails, collect money from Arab states and "throw the Constitution as far as possible" in three different levels.
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Where they did not agree they drew their own lines staking out their maximalist positions — the Israelis in green, as far as possible to the east, the Jordanians in red, to the west.
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After the collapse of the Soviet bloc, Poland set out to distance itself as far as possible from Russia, and adopted the financial discipline and institutional reforms required to join the European Union.
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In the game, "Hilltendo," the user operates an animated Clinton, helping her to delete classified emails, collect money from Arab states and "throw the Constitution as far as possible" in three different levels.
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The ministers agreed to coordinate - as far as possible - their approach on travel regulations and precautions, research into the new virus and cooperation with the World Health Organization, the European Union and with China.
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The ministers agreed to coordinate - as far as possible - their approach on travel regulations and precautions, research into the new virus and cooperation with the World Health Organization, the European Union and with China.
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His words necessarily became so few that he had to stare hard at the universe in order to define, and refine as far as possible, the new things he had to say about it.
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Policymakers are eager to move as far as possible from the zero lower bound hit during the financial crisis, and the economy is near the Fed's goals of two percent inflation and full employment.
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"Lula will try to delay a final ruling as far as possible, but the Supreme Court will uphold the TSE decision," said Ricardo Ismael, politics professor at the Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro.
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"More than 50% of the commutes done within the city are made by private cars and the only victory we aim to is to reduce that percentage as far as possible," it told us.
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For their first Super Bowl trip in seven years, the 49ers will journey to a venue about as far as possible from the embrace of Levi's Stadium — Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Fla.
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Morning came, and word arrived from Khe Sanh for the patrol to take Route 9 west and meet up with several trucks that would be sent east as far as possible from the base.
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"It seems pretty reasonable to me that if you're going to test a heavy launch vehicle, you see exactly what it can do by throwing out your payload as far as possible," Fitzsimmons said.
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Accordingly: - I propose that the backstop should be replaced with a commitment to put in place such arrangements as far as possible before the end of the transition period, as part of the future relationship.
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If his paintings are mute, it is because their main purpose is to deflect interpretation and push painting as far as possible towards its status as object, while paradoxically remaining true to its immaterial aspirations.
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Regulating disruption On the challenge of regulating disruptive businesses, the committee writes that public policy needs to be future proofed "as far as possible, to ensure that the need for constant regulatory reform is minimised".
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To improve efficiency, Ang Kian Seng, Director for Environmental Sustainability at Singapore's Building and Construction Authority, said the government had last year launched a "super low energy program" to cut emissions as far as possible.
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The immensely influential Alfred Marshall was quite nuanced in his discussion of economic life in his Principles, but still recommended that economics should avoid 'as far as possible' the discussion of matters associated with government.
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To improve efficiency, Ang Kian Seng, Director for Environmental Sustainability at Singapore's Building and Construction Authority, said the government had last year launched a "super low energy programme" to cut emissions as far as possible.
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And, naturally, when it comes to those completely see-through jeans (which have sold out, by the way), the brand decided to push the success they saw with the aforementioned pants as far as possible.
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"COVID-19 is clearly reducing the scope for in-person international meetings, which we will seek to manage as far as possible through other means such as video and phone conferences," she added by email.
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"I propose that the backstop should be replaced with a commitment to put in place (alternative) arrangements as far as possible before the end of the transition period, as part of the future relationship," Johnson wrote.
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Drug companies want to remain within the European regulatory system as far as possible, even as the London-based European Medicines Agency prepares to relocate to another city inside the EU as a result of Brexit.
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"The main reason for multinationals to create a special purpose vehicle in the Netherlands is to lower their tax bill as far as possible", the researchers said, repeating a charge frequently made by tax fairness advocates.
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Despite the uncertainty about how the virus spreads and the advice from Hong Kong's Center for Health Protection to "stay at home as far as possible," there are still a lot of people on the streets.
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Administration officials have emphasized that the goal is to continue using sanctions and diplomatic pressure to push any decision on whether to engage in military action against North Korea as far as possible into the future.
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Dismissing this view, Chief Justice Roberts wrote that the state proffers "nothing more than Missouri's policy preference for skating as far as possible from religious establishment concerns" as justification for denying the Lutheran tykes a cushier playground.
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In Japan, shipping company executives said during earnings briefings on Wednesday their vessels were traversing Hormuz as far as possible from the Iranian coast and were travelling as fast as possible, or were prepared to do so.
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Their sales have been flat, they have squeezed costs as far as possible already and their balance sheets are stretched (Mr Taylor dismisses the aggregate numbers, saying that cash holdings are concentrated in a few tech companies).
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He seems intent on moving as far as possible from the clichés of Irish dance, an art form that has come to be defined by competitions on the one hand and large-scale spectacles on the other.
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To eavesdrop on the insects, Dr. Galen and her volunteers planted microphones about the size of flash drives, which they called "USBees," into flower patches and gardens that were as far as possible from crowds and traffic.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) will as far as possible reduce the impact of the coronavirus epidemic to help achieve economic goals for this year, PBOC vice governor Liu Guoqiang said at a presser in Beijing.
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Meghan and Harry arrived hand-in-hand, before lining up to the mark to begin the game, the objective of which is to throw a Wellington boot — which New Zealanders refer to as "Wellies" — as far as possible.
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Since Scholl had already proven she'd dominate any challenge related to stretching your dollars as far as possible, Refinery29 lifestyle host Lucie Fink had to find something a little unconventional for them to play at 2017's VidCon.
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To do things that where Silicon Valley's companies might be set up to extend communications to everybody as far as possible and build audience, the State department would not want those people to have access to that information.
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InStyle reports that Hadid has been spending the last few days in Dubai, which is about as far as possible from the mayhem of Coachella, which is where a slew of other models (and celebs) spent the weekend.
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The Nordstrom facade asserts itself in the cityscape in daring fashion; arguably as far as possible in spirit from the orangy-brick industrial bulwark where the designer works, it makes no less powerful a statement about cosmopolitan life.
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The important thing is to understand as far as possible what any treatment can and cannot achieve, so the decision you make is based not on unexplored half-truths but on a proper consideration of what is possible.
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Formula One cars have a minimum weight limit, minus fuel but with driver included, and designers aim to get it down as far as possible so that additional ballast can be distributed around the car to improve handling.
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The British government said the UK-Korea agreement replicated as far as possible the EU-Korea trade deal and is designed to take effect when Britain has left the bloc and is therefore no longer subject to that agreement.
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Honestly there are just so many compelling reasons to stay as far as possible from Rio, one wonders if some of these Olympians are smuggling tainted piss to their anti-doping checks in order to be excused from participating.
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Honestly, I want it to go to people that will be in a better position to love it and cherish it as my family has, as Sharon did, and see it go into the future as far as possible.
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Susan McCarthy, San Francisco I find it frightening that Arizona is racing to attract the self-driving car developers by lowering the bar on regulations as far as possible, making the Arizona public part of their beta-test programs.
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It has long been an article of faith for Conservatives that as far as possible, wealth should be taxed lightly — a principle that has naturally recommended the party to the rich and made the poor suspicious of its motives.
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"The goal of the meeting is to get as far as possible, but while it would be a wonderful outcome, I don't expect to complete the negotiations here in Vienna," a senior U.S. official said on condition of anonymity.
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"There is an understanding [in Ankara] to go as far as possible in earning Russian technology as long as our Western allies keep depriving us of similar technology," a senior Turkish diplomat involved in security matters told Defense News.
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"The Police understands the community's concerns about the use of tear gas near residential buildings, and will take into account the safety and interests of the affected people as far as possible when using tear gas," the spokesperson said.
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When Edwin Ramos got off a bus nearby on Thursday night, he saw people crammed onto the fire escape, their feet planted but their bodies leaning as far as possible over the railing to get space from the flames.
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But a small but dedicated army of social media users and others have been hoping to force more of Cvjetanovic's compatriots into the open, trading tips on exposing their identities and spreading photos of their unmasked faces as far as possible.
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Robert Jeffress in Dallas, who has said that if offered a candidate modeled on Jesus: I would run from that candidate as far as possible, because the Sermon on the Mount was not given as a governing principle for this nation.
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But Palestinian workers who have been arrested multiple times said in interviews that the most serious consequences they have faced have been an interrogation and being dropped off at a checkpoint as far as possible from where they were picked up.
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"I hope to help other people avoid some of the stumbling blocks to communication between cultures and make it easier for them to arrive at the essence of communication — the exchange between individuals — as far as possible without misunderstandings," Liu writes.
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Lavrov was cited as saying on Sunday that the format of the safe zone was in the process of being finalised by military leaders, and that any decision would take the interests of Damascus and Ankara into account as far as possible.
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The Wileyfox Group is committed to working with partners, distributors and customers in Europe to ensure, as far as possible, uninterrupted support and service for Wileyfox mobile handsets in the market, as well as outline the Group's future plans in this core market.
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Featuring Barry Steakfries, one of the company's original characters, players tap on the screen to propel him forward as far as possible, all the while trying to avoid dangerous obstacles ranging from lasers to zappers, collect power ups and enter robot vehicles.
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I have argued before that when Apple brought the iPad to market in 2010, it tried extremely hard to position it as close as possible to the iPhone and as far as possible from the PC. At the time, that made perfect sense.
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So the bird's guardians at the Kakapo Recovery Programme, run by New Zealand's Department of Conservation, have come up with a plan they hope will put the parrot on a more secure footing, by reducing, as far as possible, the risks inbreeding brings.
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No stranger to a fight, especially one that damages his party, the country, and himself, Cruz appears to be gearing up to reprise the role of the House's Freedom Caucus in the Senate, pushing the bill as far as possible to the right.
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Some in Germany want to put economic health before political principles: Clemens Fuest, president of the Ifo Institute, Germany's most highly regarded economic think-tank, called on politicians to ensure "that Britain remains integrated in the internal market as far as possible".
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"The disgust we feel may well give us an evolutionary advantage, even if we don't know it consciously, because it sends people with trypophobia running as far as possible from the holey-looking thing," Jennifer Welsh wrote for Business Insider in 2015.
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"I propose that the backstop should be replaced with a commitment to put in place … arrangements as far as possible before the end of the transition period, as part of the future relationship," Johnson wrote in his letter to Tusk, according to Reuters.
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"The Supreme Court is responsible for overseeing—as far as possible—a uniform level of punishment in the country," says Kentil Lund, a retired Norwegian Supreme Court justice who advises EmmaSofia, a nonprofit psychedelic advocacy group in Norway, on their legal strategy.
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Administration officials have emphasized that it is the goal of sanctions and diplomatic pressure to push into the future as far as possible the point at which the US might have to decide whether to engage in military action to stop North Korea.
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"In order to minimize disruption to global trade as we leave the EU, over the coming period the government will prepare the necessary draft schedules which replicate as far as possible our current obligations," Fox said in a written statement to parliament.
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Some of those points are relevant to the current national debate over Franken and other accused politicians: The goal must not be simply to go as far as possible in the direction of preventing anything that some might characterize as sexual harassment.
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"As soon as we saw the whales had a calf we immediately tried to get as far as possible knowing from previous experience that it's best to keep your distance when whales have calfs because they're so unpredictable," one of the snorkelers wrote on YouTube.
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Ideally, you'd reserve one area of your kitchen or counter space just for preparing the raw poultry and meat so it's as far as possible from the food that won't get cooked or is already cooked — like finger foods and appetizers, fresh salads, fruits, etc.
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Ahead of the visit to Pillars and a public walkabout, the newlyweds bonded with local children by joining them for a "welly wanging" contest, the objective of which is to throw a Wellington boot — which New Zealanders refer to as "Wellies" — as far as possible.
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The technology can take the interaction as far as possible before passing off to a human or it can work with the human in the customer service software, offering responses and allowing the CSR to customize the response before sending the email or text.
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They worked out a bird's level of threat tolerance by the simple expedient of having one of their number (as far as possible the same person each time) walk towards it, and then measuring how close that individual could get before the bird flew away.
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"Keeping in mind the will of the founder, the foundation will seek to preserve the unity of the company as far as possible," Gather said in a statement, adding that she was in talks with Thyssenkrupp's supervisory board to find a successor for Lehner.
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When I think about it like this, there's a sense in which ''The Happy Song'' flies in the face of my arguably quixotic parenting ethos, much of which boils down to: ''Keep capitalism as far as possible from the children for as long as possible.
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The complex topic of economic policy should be removed from the political minefield as far as possible or, at least, to hold politicians to account when they make brazen remarks about the public finances without the slightest acknowledgment that economics is not a right-wrong subject.
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The bottom line: Abuse of the 340B program is merely turning many Disproportionate Share Hospitals into pure profit centers, and does not "stretch scarce Federal resources as far as possible, reaching more eligible patients and providing more comprehensive services" — the stated mission of the 85033B program.
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"What we have been doing is taking a limited amounts of food that we have in the country, and spreading it as far as possible, which means that we have been giving 35 percent rations on most months, we need to get to 100 percent rations," she added.
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After the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962 brought the United States and the Soviet Union to the brink of nuclear war, we settled into an uneasy standoff and a policy of isolating Cuba from the United States, and as far as possible from the rest of the free world.
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Shaq makes three dribbles in the post, heaves his back into him, turns around—almost as if Dudley isn't even there—rises up with his legs splayed as far as possible, practically thrusting his crotch into Dudley, and slams down so heavily you can hear the rim aching.
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In 1993, after a wretched 11-71 season, Dallas fell as far as possible in the lottery while holding the best odds for the top pick and settled for Kentucky's Jamal Mashburn at No. 4, missing out on Chris Webber at No. 1 and Penny Hardaway at No. 3.
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Perhaps by "should be enacted," he really meant "when this will be achievable," in which case it seems obvious that keeping the country locked down as far as possible until we can have some idea who actually has the disease is the only way to avoid spreading it further.
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"If you look at a tree, you understand that having roots shouldn't be misinterpreted as a downward force and something that shuts you off," he added, "because it's really about elevating ourselves as far as possible, just as the tree could never grow so tall without strong roots."
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As a result of recent reports received from Soviet Russia, and on account of domestic political exigencies in London, Rome and Tokio, the representatives of those three capitals went as far as possible last week towards the inauguration of their new policy, pending the return of M. Millerand.
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The strategy right now appears to be a higher-pressure version of the strategy reflected in the Justice Department's earlier drafts of asylum regulations: to find the soft parts of the immigration system, where the executive branch is granted the most deference, and push them as far as possible until stopped.
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"The key challenge facing the chancellor in his budget in November will be how to trade-off growing political pressures to ease austerity against his desire to get the debt ratio down as far as possible before the next economic downturn hits," John Hawksworth, chief economist at accountancy firm PwC, said.
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We have, imperfectly, and despite detours and retreat along the way, sought to realize a better world for ourselves and for others, for we understood that our prosperity and our values at home depend on that prosperity and those values being secure as far as possible in a sometimes dark world.
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His drive, his madness, was what he used to lift himself out of the shit pit of academic scandal and European basketball, grabbing onto the NBA as tight as he could, sinking his claws into it, and dragging it down as far as possible, just to get a foot on the hardwood.
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Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoIf you've just put down hundreds of dollars in exchange for a polished new gadget, than you want that money to go as far as possible—which means making sure that your device of choice enjoys a long and healthy existence before it heads off for recycling many years down the line.
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And rather than rely on quantum logic circuits like the rest of the pack, their computer solves one type of problem—optimization problems, like finding the best solution from a range of okay solutions, or finding the best taxi route from point A to point B staying as far as possible from other taxis.
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"We agreed that it is essential for us to show we are capable of action and so we want by the June summit, so June 21-22, as far as possible to have the solution and our proposal for the position of Commission president," Merkel told a news conference after a meeting of EU leaders.
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Observing that African-Americans were situated and largely stuck on the lowest rungs of the social, economic and political ladders, immigrants learned upon arriving in the United States that to succeed, one had to distance oneself as far as possible from blacks — despite the common oppression and common economic disadvantages that nonwhite groups shared.
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The mayor of Zanatepec, Mexico, told the AP that town members had organized a bus and several trucks to carry migrants as far as possible, but that it was not nearly enough to facilitate transportation of the majority of the caravan, which has shrunk from its peak size of around 7,000 people, but is still several thousands in numbers.
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" In the report, Mr. Moore-Bick said: "Although there was much public speculation at the time about the origin of the fire and the role played by the cladding in its spread, it seemed to me that the first step must be to find out as far as possible exactly what happened during the early hours of 14 June 2017.
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It's completely crazy that public construction as a percentage of GDP has declined to record lows even as interest rates have done the same: The second case is a bit, but only a bit, harder: we are still in or near a liquidity trap, a situation in which cutting interest rates as far as possible isn't enough to restore full employment.
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" On March 85033, during a roundtable in Tehran which included Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister and former diplomats, Nasser Hadian, a top advisor to the Foreign Ministry proposed his plan to counter Trump: "We should boost people-people communication as far as possible to influence public opinion in the U.S., We should act wisely…The media have turned against Trump and we should use the opportunity.
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To avoid that experience at all costs, to avoid even recognizing its existence, to drive it as far as possible from his mind and from his interpersonal interactions, to curate his environment to exclude it and, finally, to be the type of man who, when that experience found him anyway, would turn his back on it even as he knew and could admit that the reason was skin-deep — what then was the price, in real terms, of this clichéd, cookie-cutter life he insulated himself inside?
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These include tougher controls over social media like Facebook, which has carried Russian political material; carrying out threats to release presently secret "embarrassing" information about Putin and his senior leaders; bolstering the U.S. troops deployed under a NATO umbrella in Europe; imposing further sanctions on the country – no more investment, no more loans, no more visas for a longer list of public and private figures; arming Ukraine if Russia does not honor the 2015 Minsk II agreement on a ceasefire and blocking, as far as possible, the export of oil and gas from Russia to Europe and elsewhere.
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