We will continue to live life as it should be.
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I think it's focused on execution, as it should be.
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Everything about this show was exactly as it should be.
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For some at Kickstarter, this is as it should be.
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Just as it should be and had been for years.
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It isn't a fraction as moving as it should be.
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It is recorded on his record, as it should be.
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Our military is second to none, as it should be.
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Maybe not popular art as much as it should be.
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"He's presenting Islam as it should be presented," she said.
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But poaching is not as easy as it should be.
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It was about her, the patient, as it should be.
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And to be clear, that is as it should be.
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"He will have his funeral, as it should be," Gutierrez said.
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And it's all over the place now, as it should be.
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It's just not as good as it should be for $349.99.
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Free speech is deeply embedded in America, as it should be.
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It's modern, it's progressive, and it's exactly as it should be.
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And sometimes that nexus isn't as strong as it should be.
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Superstar players demand superstar prices, and that's as it should be.
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How I made it that way, just as it should be.
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"That's as it should be," a semi-penitent Mr. Parnell said.
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So, our jury -- as it should be -- is the American people.
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This person will receive a fair trial, as it should be.
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As long as Chuck Berry's around, everything's as it should be.
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A skeptic might argue that this is as it should be.
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"Not as laborious a transformation as it should be," he said.
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So the set up, as such, is as it should be.
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But growing a sustainable business is still difficult — as it should be.
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In the US, speech is very well protected, as it should be.
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The G5, as it should be, is LG's prettiest smartphone to date.
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Intergenerational trauma is not talked about as much as it should be.
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It isn't as full as it should be, but it looked okay.
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It's hard, as it should be, to talk to people in grief.
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"Nothing is as easy as it should be right now," Blunt said.
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The focus will now be on the victims, as it should be.
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Most death determination is left to medical professionals, as it should be.
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He offered a moving portrait of the world as it should be.
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"The security staff did their job as it should be done," she added.
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This book is mostly focused on how we started, as it should be.
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Anything advertised as "slimming" is an instant red flag, as it should be.
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It will never be the same, but that is as it should be.
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It was a process – as it should be – but we are finally here.
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It'll be strength against strength from the start, just as it should be.
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Shopping for bikinis and swimsuits isn't always as fun as it should be.
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It's called witness intimidation, and it's a serious crime, as it should be.
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"The pro-life movement is female-led, as it should be," Schwenzer says.
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"Basic training is hell on earth, as it should be," one veteran said.
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It is almost unbearable to sit through, which is as it should be.
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As it should be—this year mark's the SoCal mega-fest's 20th anniversary.
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Or do we have some responsibility to portray it as it should be?
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This stark reality is now a leading public issue, as it should be.
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Our tester was well-equipped, as it should be for close to $23.0,583.
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"Zeel's screening process is not as good as it should be," she said.
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Right now, the standard for impeachment is quite low, as it should be.
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Performance is great — as it should be, with a quad-core Core i7 processor.
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" He added that "I'm tone deaf on politics and that's as it should be.
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And, given the subject of the song, that is exactly as it should be.
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All systems go, I think, noting that everything is working as it should be.
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We accept the need to protect the president and that's as it should be.
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This is, as it should be evident from the BPF and Nectome websites, false.
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This part of the EO is back up and running, as it should be.
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Everything is as it should be, nothing will ever change, nobody will ever die.
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Then her mother died, and they buried her properly, everything as it should be.
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Ultimately, of course, President Trump makes the final decisions – that's as it should be.
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So our jury is the American — as it should be — is the American people.
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So, our jury is the American — as it should be — is the American people.
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The opera world sometimes wasn't as outward-facing as it should be, he suggested.
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Neither medication is nearly as widely used as it should be, addiction experts say.
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UPU's work is invisible to most Americans, and that's probably as it should be.
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Because of this, the name Lookboonmee isn't as well known as it should be.
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I mean, it's clearly a focus of the Mueller investigation, as it should be.
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Despite the heavy subject matter the narrative isn't as emotionally resonant as it should be.
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And all is as it should be, because this church was indeed designed for women.
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PK: Talking to the press as it should be, so the focus is on him.
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Life insurance for non-income-earning spouses is not as common as it should be.
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I feel like everything's sort of laid out on the table as it should be.
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That was a personal choice, as it should be for anyone planning to come out.
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That's indicative of a process that is not as effectively used as it should [be].
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Now, you can buy the "dewy duochrome" shade à la carte — as it should be.
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"Coffee is the only way to go and black as it should be," she says.
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But, the most notable feature of the restaurant is, as it should be, the food.
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Sanders looks forward to the world yet to be, the world as it should be.
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"Being LGBTQ isn't normalized in the media as much as it should be," concludes Wilson.
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What people see is a state that is not as stable as it should be.
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"Reporting is generally not as good as it should be, in my view," she says.
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The iPhone X is the best iPhone Apple has ever made — as it should be.
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Who is the "we" in that as it should be a cause for widespread concern.
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Data-driven decision-making is the norm there, as it should be for criminal justice.
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"As it should be," said Seana Doughty, 22010, of Bleating Heart Cheese in Tomales, Calif.
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It was the most anti-climactic experience ever, and that's exactly as it should be.
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No two people ever read exactly the same book, and that's as it should be.
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Of course this is easier said than done, as it should be on a Sunday.
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Hanna, your children will be great and accepting of all people, as it should be.
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I think sexual pleasure is still not as important in feminism as it should be.
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And the display won't be as sharp as it should be a 6.1-inch LCD display.
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Making environmentally conscious shopping decisions in today's retail landscape isn't as easy as it should be.
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The craftsmanship and attention to detail is extraordinary... as it should be for the insane price!
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"In 2018, everything will be as it should be for sure," he said, referring to Facebook.
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And yet maternal health doesn't seem to be discussed nearly as often as it should be.
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It can be awkward, and in heated battles, it's not as responsive as it should be.
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Unfortunately, Indonesian labour is neither as well qualified nor as keenly priced as it should be.
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Which, in the cruel warfare of the Star Wars universe, is exactly as it should be.
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Sydney: And Jiro-style is not as well known as it should be and absolutely delicious.
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It's fresh — as it should be — and refreshing, easy to enjoy with grilled fish or pizza.
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Increasingly, sexual consent is being added to that cautionary to-do list, as it should be.
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Even today, though, it's not quite as easy as it sounds, or as it should be.
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And regardless of her employment status, Ramirez is merely a "Food As It Should Be" whistleblower.
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The focus this time is largely on the chess, which is probably as it should be.
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"First, illegal entry into the United States is a crime — as it should be," Sessions said.
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Today, transparency, in many ways the opposite of privacy, is the byword — as it should be.
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For the most part, this is as it should be — public scholarship serves a different purpose.
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Giving this massive audience a fair representation of soccer, as it should be, was his primary motivation.
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But if they do, they're going to be met with a forceful response, as it should be.
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"What I've always said is a movie is as long as it should be," Feige, 45, said.
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The ambulance-in-a-windstorm-set moment was just as sexy — and thoughtful — as it should be.
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But, well, that matte finish on the back is not as scratch-resistant as it should be.
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Often, though, replication does not get done as thoroughly as it should be—or even at all.
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Less Quick Comment: Story is the story of baseball, which is as it should be because wow.
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So your first few times using the system is clear-headed and uncluttered, as it should be.
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As she got older, Belding realized that feeding the hungry wasn't as easy as it should be.
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Which is as it should be — and is totally in line with Beyoncé's past approach to fashion.
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I'm greeted by a Golden Retriever puppy and a Frenchie, so life is as it should be.
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If judged simply as a book, as it should be, and not along a friendship continuum: whoosh.
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It's too cynical, or too scared, to be as grisly or as dirty as it should be.
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In this day and age, the idea of working with segregationists is abhorrent, as it should be.
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Perhaps that's as it should be; from a philosophical perspective, who are we to know the truth?
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The other cuts in the butcher's feast vary but galbi is a constant, as it should be.
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Perhaps you are taking too much risk or your portfolio isn't as diversified as it should be.
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It was easier when she imagined it as it should be before scoping out the real thing.
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It just does so without being as worth catching, given its creative pedigree, as it should be.
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But it's currently not as easy, affordable or complete as it should be, many patient advocates say.
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" He added, "This is New York as it should be, with everything you want at your doorstep.
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But the show isn't as interested in the white students' perspective — and that's as it should be.
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But she glanced in the rearview and Andrew's eyes were closed and that was as it should be.
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Everything is just as it should be with this charming console, but in a 45 percent smaller package.
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"UK monetary policy is likely to be (as it should be) 'data dependent'," said Simon Wells at HSBC.
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"In its current form, the regulatory system is not working as well as it should be," CPR said.
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But the broth, he said is often dull, not as beefy, fragrant and clear as it should be.
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Similarly, Molotov's smoothed path to TV As It Should Be will yield higher ARPUs (average revenue per user).
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That's as it should be: Stock awards have value, after all, or employees wouldn't accept them as pay.
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The temptation is nevertheless simply to give in to the movie, which is perhaps as it should be.
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And given the current political climate, he thinks the world isn't nearly as scared as it should be.
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That removes any stigma, as it should be about fun anyway – which is where Google Glass failed in part.
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Stars Ansel Elgot (Tony) and newcomer Rachel Zegler (Maria) are situated right in the middle, as it should be.
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And a worldview like Thomas's just isn't interrogated seriously on the left, not as seriously as it should be.
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However, some finance industry executives say SWIFT has not been as active as it should be in improving security.
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I'm excited—and, yes, a little apprehensive, as it should be—to continue to be unsettled, and never charmed.
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And we certainly know that Amazon isn't as good at paying attention to user privacy as it should be.
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My Farsi is not as good as it should be, but Koli and I understand each other perfectly well.
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Because you're talking about China, about the pressure from China, which is amazingly hard, and as it should be.
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"I really hate doing something that I don't think is as good as it should be," she replies, steadily.
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As Warden Lacy drives through Castle Rock, Maine, he surveys the town and sees all as it should be.
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Steve Tew: In terms of the way the sport is governed, it's not as independent as it should be.
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Besides, the Fed is still "data-dependent" – as it should be, whether that makes anyone else happy or not.
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This means you could end up slacking by not putting your resistance up as much as it should be.
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Because the last tests and evaluations of the model is not going on as it should be right now.
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This wouldn't be allowed in the rest of Europe, as it should be kept sterile, but here, nobody cares.
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Her film is less like a full biography than like a magazine profile, which is as it should be.
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"The whole essence of what I do is high-quality produce, cooked as it should be cooked," he says.
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I believe that the system today is not as fair as it should be for people at the bottom.
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But Mr. Johnson acknowledged that his investigation could affect the election and said that was as it should be.
|
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Julien Tornare agrees with the industry view that Zenith's star has not been as high as it should be.
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However, the global economy is not growing as fast as it should be and many Americans are still hurting.
|
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"You just have to be confident: I'm raising my arm, and it's exactly as it should be," he explained.
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As a result, feedback is scattered across various locations and does not seem as impactful as it should be.
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Even when this is heavily emphasized, as it should be, organizations are often assumed to have a eugenic agenda.
|
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A few people milled around talking, while others walked past as though everything were just as it should be.
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But that being said, the power of police is not that - - is not as great as it should be.
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But keep in mind that the in-screen ultrasonic fingerprint sensor isn't always as reliable as it should be.
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The whole experience is over and done in about three minutes, which is about as long as it should be.
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And yet the big thrill of the night, as it should be, was the student fashion show that followed dinner.
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That's a positive thing in most cases, but this version still isn't as off-the-wall as it should be.
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These stories are allegedly real with a bit of hyperbole/Siberian fan fiction thrown in — just as it should be.
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The courts are gradually coming to some reasonable interpretations based on previous case law, and that's as it should be.
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Or that it's always as deep as it should be, that we catch all the layers of a given issue.
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After a cleaning cycle, I'll find cat hair in the dustbin and not on the floor — as it should be.
|
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Ditto Jaguar Land Rover's infotainment system, which isn't nearly as easy to use or as fast as it should be.
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But it's nowhere near as good as it should be, and the stakes are still so high for female movies.
|
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Along with Buttigieg, Inslee and O'Rourke have both discussed scrapping the practice (as, it should be noted, has President Trump).
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But Marso's space is, essentially, devoted to Carlos Arias, which is as it should be, because his work is stunning.
|
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"The millennials are raw and inclusive, and trying other sports is important to them, as it should be," Vonn said.
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Should it grapple with the world as it is or point the way to the world as it should be?
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"Unfortunately, this law is not as widely known as it should be," Mr. O'Neill said last week in a statement.
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If the menfolk seem to disappear in the blaze of Mary's febrile energy, well, perhaps that's as it should be.
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The philanthropist Ronald S. Lauder, who is also to speak at the event, said that was as it should be.
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PARELES Among jazz cognoscenti, Ahmad Jamal's importance is usually taken as a given, but rarely celebrated as it should be.
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Many Android phones have had wireless charging for years, but the technology still isn't as widespread as it should be.
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It has a clever premise, but it's too talky and not as funny or as tense as it should be.
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When I was a kid, no child could ever drive a wedge between parents and teachers — as it should be.
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Miles Davis' trumpet in Sketches of Spain is every bit as emotive as it should be when heard through the M220xBTs.
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A Tile forces your brain to worry about tracking, and that's because a Tile isn't as passive as it should be.
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In some cases, the law is not as clear as it should be in terms of how DHS should share data.
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There isn't even a need to download the Pixel Stand app, as it should be pre-installed on all Pixel 280s.
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In his refutations of Jackson and Zwigoff, it was, in fact, Weinstein who sounded crazy — which is as it should be.
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If you could compromise it, you could cause serious chaos — and compromising it isn't nearly as hard as it should be.
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Unfortunately the answer is not quite as simple as it should be, and all the available choices can be tremendously confusing.
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From loaded nachos to chicken wings, this weekend will be a grease and carb-filled day, just as it should be.
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These arguments have been made before, though automation has not been placed as centrally to the phenomenon as it should be.
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Whitewashing in Hollywood has been at the forefront of our television and movie coverage for awhile now, as it should be.
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Everything is going as it should be — until the police discover she's still married to a registered sex offender in Indiana.
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" The problem for Kohl's still, according to Saunders, is that the retailer's brand image "isn't as powerful as it should be.
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My biggest complaint is that it's not as easy as it should be to switch the connection to a different device.
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As it should be clear to all by now, not addressing the issue is a backhand way of addressing the issue.
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The answer's not as clear-cut as it should be, largely because those $125 disbursements are initially capped at $31 million.
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She turns out to be the saddest as well, which in the warped world of "Anger" is as it should be.
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Disagreement continues, and Joby Taylor, who helped arrange a monthlong series of anniversary events, said that was as it should be.
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Though his script is only half as clever as it should be, that's enough to give the movie a daffy charm.
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The reaction, as it should be, is swift from other journalists on social media, condemning Gianforte while showing support for Jacobs.
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That is exactly as it should be, of course, as far as the continent's monolithic clubs and megalithic leagues are concerned.
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And given the scope of the HBO series -- heading into its eagerly anticipated final season -- that's perhaps as it should be.
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And that is as it should be, because any attempt to track gin to its origins winds up going through London.
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"The biggest effect was helping us move policy on the issue, which I think is as it should be," she said.
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Throughout the show's first four episodes, no characters are more compelling than the slaves — which is exactly as it should be.
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This is a decision which will come under intense scrutiny and that is entirely as it should be and entirely understandable.
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Although I have to say that Villette is really, really good, and not read nearly as much as it should be.
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And as it should be, because trans people are not something that happen to cisgender people—we're simply people who exist.
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Importantly, and you pointed this out, it is not as safe as it needs to be and as it should be.
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The point is, my first proper experience with alcohol was exactly as it should be: extremely excessive, extremely embarrassing, and extremely painful.
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So, now, yet another tech-related dispute will be settled as it should be: in the Thunderdome in a court of law.
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Pressure to better understand an injury that's struggled to be taken as seriously as it should be has never been more magnified.
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Neerja Choudhary, an Indian columnist, said the government was not acting as it should be given the rise in attacks on journalists.
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He added that he does not think the federal government is not stepping up as quickly and fully as it should be.
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The Economist: When did you start to worry that competition in the American economy was not as vigorous as it should be?
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Mr Saccone may have a slight lead in the district, but not nearly as large as it should be given recent history.
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But all of this is as it should be: Carnage is the price you pay for nominating Trump in the first place.
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Which is as it should be, since global governance needn't entail the kind of centralized, all-powerful "world government" these people fear.
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The rise and fall of Julius Caesar is just one of the plot strands — which, again, is just as it should be.
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Shoplifting is a very big deal in China, as it should be (5-10 years in jail), but not to father LaVar.
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It's a highly demanding model now (as it should be for the returns on offer) and so VCs are expanding to compete.
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I took some shots in both states and didn't find any huge difference in the results, which is as it should be.
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" Comparing parts of ADP's business to rival Paychex, the Pershing Square founder said: "ADP is not as efficient as it should be.
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It's really not as easy to know as it should be, how and for what these mega tech platforms can be used.
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"We still have near-record homelessness and it's not going down as much as it should be at all," Ms. Routhier said.
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"We take those facts and describe the world as it should be," she says with a hint of pride in her voice.
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I feel like I was woefully ill prepared cuz I dunno if pregnancy is as visible or discussed as it should be.
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We make the content, we make the content as good as it should be, and then we determine how we should distribute it.
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LastPass, the online service that keeps your passwords safe behind one master password, is currently not nearly as secure as it should be.
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But there's a reason he stopped appearing in all of Jon's major moments, and it's decidedly not as satisfying as it should be.
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Rather than being a distraction this is as it should be: how else would a grieving mind work after so traumatic an event?
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But there's a concern that the system isn't nearly as precise as it should be, even with millions of photos at its disposal.
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"It may be less bad than it could have been, but it's still not nearly as good as it should be," he said.
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This seems basic, but it's actually very important and not done as well as it should be [see for example theseand these metrics].
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"On the whole, the aid response is not as effective as it should be," said Mari Carmen Viñoles, Niger program manager for MSF.
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When Kimmy comes home, unhappy about the way her crossing guard gig turned out, Lillian realizes that nothing is as it should be.
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Since at least the second half of Obama's term, activists have been articulating a powerful vision of the world as it should be.
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Trump fundamentally understands something that's not been discussed as much as it should be: the Chinese economy is more fragile than people think.
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In repose, the Touch Bar features the buttons most generally useful to the system: "Esc" on the far left, as it should be.
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"I think it's not as strong as it could be, and I think it's not as strong as it should be," he said.
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"And now this most recent statement he's made, I'd say is OK, it's still not as enthusiastic as it should be," Carter added.
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And that's as it should be given the point of data protection legislation is to encourage companies to prioritize security, not overlook it.
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Much of the world's energy in the coming days will be dedicated to stopping the coronavirus, and that is as it should be.
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That's perhaps as it should be for a show that was regarded as a chipper, mindless throwback even when it opened in 1947.
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"Barack had always had his eyes on some far-off horizon, on his notion of the world as it should be," she writes.
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Moriarty doesn't supply the answers, but trusts her readers to come up with their own, which is just as it should be. Namaste.
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What his words really mean is that the future isn't going to be nearly as promising for ordinary Americans as it should be.
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"If a match doesn't last very long, Koru Kids is out of pocket; I think that's as it should be," she tells me.
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This is as it should be — though it has taken Irish society a long time and much suffering to get to this point.
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PrEP, of course, is a life-changing drug for those who can access it — but access isn't always as easy as it should be.
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"Once again the Big Three are Lincoln, Washington and FDR - as it should be," said historian Douglas Brinkley, who helped guide C-SPAN's research.
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Those who have been successful on Snap, like DJ Khaled, are doing meaningless content that's as ephemeral as it should be, given the medium.
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But according to 13th and the thousands of prison strikers who yearn to have their voices heard, all is not as it should be.
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Maggie Nelson: The category of "women" as the basis for feminism has always been a fraught topic, which is just as it should be.
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The world of financial services isn't as gender-inclusive as it should be, and Wall Street insider Sallie Krawcheck is trying to change that.
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"Tonal depth is also important as it should be at a level that allows the folded print to cast its own shadow," Feser adds.
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Siri isn't always as good as it should be, as mentioned above, but there are other potential applications of machine learning within Apple's ecosystem.
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"Shoplifting is a very big deal in China, as it should be (5-85033 years in jail), but not to father LaVar," Trump tweeted.
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"The case involving the legality or otherwise of the charges against Chief Justice Walter Onnoghen is in court, as it should be," he added.
|
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But even with these additions, jumping between multiple files, apps, or types of content still hasn't always been as simple as it should be.
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The fact that people are so outraged by what happened in Minneapolis and Louisiana — as it should be — it is a sign of progress.
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The result is delightful and a little bit romantic — delightful, perhaps, because it is romantic, showing life as it should be, or could be.
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Absent a much-needed — but unlikely — congressional statute that would clarify many confusing aspects of insider-trading law, that's probably as it should be.
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In that framework, the answer is not affordable housing or transportation, meaningful employment, health care or access to healthy foods, as it should be.
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"Shoplifting is a very big deal in China, as it should be (5-10 years in jail), but not to father LaVar," Trump tweeted.
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Contrary to what Henry Marsh implies, it is — as it should be — the patient's responsibility to decide what therapy to take or not take.
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Chase, the former Zipcar executive, says car ownership isn't changing as dramatically as it should be, because the US remains oriented around the automobile.
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"In hindsight, based on all the experiences that we all had, of course it was not as easy as it should be," Bhatt said.
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It's never quite as fun or romantic as it should be, and the characters' words and actions tend to run counter to common sense.
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Through thick and thin, hookups, breakups, and fights, Molly and Amy always have each other's back—and that is just as it should be.
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It appears the option is switched off by default, as it should be, and WhatsApp users are able to control how long the sharing continues.
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It's a beautifully shot film exploring a truly fascinating story, but Mary Shelley never really becomes as moving or as captivating as it should be.
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But the unbridled and unselfconscious joy in children's literature is also as it should be, and to write the world otherwise would be a lie.
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"The permitting process is going along as it should be, everything is happening in an orderly fashion," European Metals Managing Director Keith Coughlan told Reuters.
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I think the challenge is still, for both of us, around the execution of it, which is still not as easy as it should be.
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Drunk driving is universally scorned, as it should be, but did you know that driving after a bad night's sleep can be just as dangerous?
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As we mentioned on Tuesday, this is just Google's way of telling you that an email you've received isn't as secure as it should be.
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Today's appellate ruling means that MLAT process remains the standard protocol for seeking criminal suspects' data abroad, as it should be, says the EFF's Cardozo.
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And I don't know if the city and state have arranged a mitigation plan that's as far along as it should be at this point.
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I view myself as a conservative, but I don't think I have enough information to defend my stance as well as it should be defended.
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She looks me over, considering how freely she should express her views on the world as it is and the world as it should be.
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However, it's legal in the United States for parents to physically punish their children at home, and most think that's exactly as it should be.
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Sometimes that process isn't as straightforward as it should be: People with a syndrome called polydipsia feel excessive thirst and drink enormous quantities of water.
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The bottom line: "A lot of the focus has been from the public side — impacting elections or law enforcement — as it should be," said Sannikov.
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" Continues Bradshaw, "I think late in the '70s, and even more so recently, player safety has become the number one priority, as it should be.
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The Spectre x360 is one of the few laptops with USB-C that implements it as it should be used: for power, peripherals, and external displays.
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Collins held his tongue and listened to the chatter on Mission Control's internal loop as the other controllers confirmed that all was as it should be.
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If you have a car, that's great but if you don't, you rely on a transportation system that is not as reliable as it should be.
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"Illegal entry into the United States is a crime, as it should be," Sessions said during a speech to law enforcement officers in Fort Wayne, Ind.
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Let's agree the relationship is as low as it should be allowed to be, and work towards mending it, even with the sanctions Congress has established.
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The show is pointedly and self-consciously funny, savoring its own raucous wit, which paradoxically means that it just isn't as funny as it should be.
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That's fine, and probably as it should be—many of the those Reagan-era on-court muggings in the Big East led to choppy, erratic play.
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And if the book is never quite as engrossing or entertaining as it should be, it is at least atmospheric enough to keep one turning pages.
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The long, complex scene when Norma and Adalgisa work through their crisis and discover sisterly friendship was, as it should be, the highlight of the evening.
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Will the carrots be peeled and cooked, the cake baked and the table set as it should be before grandma, who is upstairs, makes her entrance?
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The result is "less like a full biography than like a magazine profile, which is as it should be," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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For long stretches, "Romeo Is Bleeding" jettisons talk of Shakespeare altogether, though the real center of the film is, as it should be, the program members.
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ROCK PORT, Missouri — Rick Oswald is standing on the doorstep of the white farmhouse he grew up in, but almost nothing is as it should be.
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As a line begins to form out the front of Di Fara Pizza, he walks behind the counter to make sure all is as it should be.
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If the words "Fahoo Fores Dahoo Dores," mean anything to you, How the Grinch Stole Christmas is probably part of your holiday repertoire — as it should be!
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Lawmakers have criticized the FTC for not being as tough as it should be in the past whether that's due to leadership or a lack of resources.
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Arguably more important is the chance to talk to other non-black people about racism and anti-black attitudes — an often uncomfortable conversation, as it should be.
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We are without a doubt the main players in our relationship, as it should be, but so many of these people helped us get to this place.
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Unfortunately, in the three states where Robert E Lee's birthday is recognized as well, the feature is not surfacing Martin Luther King Day as it should be.
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It was created to show that Equifax wasn't being as careful as it should be in the aftermath of the breach, not to collect more user data.
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This is as it should be, and as it would have been many years earlier if only the Iranians could have relinquished the revolution's paranoia surrounding Washington.
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Words like "mushy" and "smeared" are ones that Kramer and his team use often when describing audio that just isn't quite as crisp as it should be.
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"My fitness level is not as it should be for a full race distance because of my training deficit," the 22-year-old said at the time.
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"Shoplifting is a very big deal in China, as it should be (5-10 years in jail), but not to father LaVar," Trump said later on Sunday.
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There should be rewards for success and failure and the like, but the business model we've got really isn't as healthy as it should be for teams.
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Michael Li, an expert on redistricting at the Brennan Center for Justice at the New York University School of Law, said that was as it should be.
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Of course, if Rippon's ultimate claim is simply that men's and women's brains are not so different after all, then perhaps that is as it should be.
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Of course, if Rippon's ultimate claim is simply that men's and women's brains are not so different after all, then perhaps that is as it should be.
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Like most types of insurance, they are only as good as the consumer's understanding of them — and that may not be as deep as it should be.
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But due to cut backs over the years, and a constant shift in priorities for missile defense, the program is not as robust as it should be.
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When I play Beat Saber, there is no one else—just me, my sabers, and hundreds of boxes rapidly flying towards my face, as it should be.
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Systems that offer migrants no path to citizenship, such as those of the Gulf states, are hard for liberals to stomach, and that is as it should be.
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Or not paper, but paper as it should be, with an inner glow that never strains your eyes and that has every book you can imagine packed inside.
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It's all goofy, but charming, as it should be, and it contributes to the feeling of the jungle being a kooky small town where everybody knows everybody else.
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Patrick Kabat, a First Amendment lawyer who has done work for the New York Times and HBO, tells me this is actually all exactly as it should be.
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"The sentence that will be imposed is a de facto life sentence — as it should be for the taking of two innocent lives," Judge Jeffrey A. Manning said.
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At the end of the day, it will still be up to each patient's doctor to decide on the best course of treatment – just as it should be.
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Located in Little Havana, this low-key spot offers classic Nica dishes: carne asada, gallo pinto, queso frito—all satisfyingly served, as it should be, on styrofoam plates.
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Imagine the ability for the inner workings of that system to be checked in real-time, to ensure that data is only being used as it should be.
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The inmates encourage her to shoot him, but the only thing we see in the end is Poussey's smiling face from a memory — perhaps as it should be.
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Thus emboldened and initiated I was able to press on, but slowly — the inner rings got a bit disconcerting, and the clues less helpful, as it should be.
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That is as it should be, said Charles M. Elson, a professor and director of the John L. Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance at the University of Delaware.
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When they're not, it's because the frying oil was not quite as hot as it should be, making them sodden and pale at the bottom of the bucket.
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Rebuilding our nation's infrastructure is a hot topic in Washington again, and as it should be, it also appears to be a top priority for the incoming administration.
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"I feel like it's not far along as it should be and I don't feel like there has been major amount of progress since my generation," she said.
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In the nonprofit side, it's impact — as it should be — but often the team that's dealing with revenue is totally separate from the team that's dealing impact. Yeah.
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"This report confirms what I and others have suspected for some time, that the Leahy Law is not being implemented as it should be in Egypt," he said.
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"I know there will be difficult days ahead and this is a decision that will come under intense scrutiny, and that is entirely as it should be," May said.
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Moving the primary up early to March is forcing candidates, as it should be, to not just engage the very elite and wealthy of California but everyday working families.
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"This process determining whether he should be impeached will be open to the public view, just as it should be," said House Rules Committee Chairman Jim McGovern (D-Mass.).
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This pressure is not as noticeable as it should be in the Democratic Party, probably because so many of its activists do not feel that they are actually losing.
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I sincerely hope the US will amend its view on it, and the case that is pending will be abandoned, as it should be in the case of Snowden.
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Two years later, I still miss the headphone port With that particular crisis well in the past now, however, battery life is once again central — as it should be.
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"Illegal entry into the United States is a crime, as it should be," said Attorney General Jeff Sessions during a speech to law enforcement officers in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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The Sine still has its low and high end excitement, but Oppo owns the midrange, promoting the singer's voice ahead of the backing track, quite as it should be.
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So if they hit the palate at a strange angle, figure that's as it should be—love can feel pretty bittersweet when your boyfriend's ex is prettier than you.
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I am grateful for the next generation of leaders -- the young people who are tolerant, creative, idealistic and doing the work to create the world as it should be.
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"Once again the Big Three are Lincoln, Washington and FDR — as it should be," said one of the shepherds of the survey, Douglas Brinkley of Rice University in Houston.
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"The pace of hiring means we will not change overnight, but we're happy with the progress and eventually will see us shift to 50-50, as it should be."
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It's bleak stuff, as it should be, best consumed in a room that's as brutally hot and impossibly dark as the one I saw him play in this summer.
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"I feel like I was woefully ill prepared [because] I [don't know] if pregnancy is as visible or discussed as it should be," Grimes said in an Instagram post.
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While Pete's record has been out there — as it should be, how he's done in South Bend — there's been very little coverage of the other candidates on diversity issues.
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That's as it should be in the Ratmansky piece, since most of the characters are bonbons: 16 women in meringue-like outfits are the Whipped Cream of the title.
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"If it rains in February and March and the price is high, as it should be, the producer will plant more corn," said analyst Paulo Molinari at Safras & Mercado.
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Democrats argue that this is basically establishing a PA map as it should be: almost evenly divided in a state where the vote typically splits close to 50-50.
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That means Version Control is a hymn to science as it should be done: As it points out time and again, you don't get any breakthrough without years of failure.
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For North Korea, the escalating trade war couldn't come at a better time, as it should be able to leverage its improved position on the international stage to its advantage.
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Still, many believe that solvency isn't as high as it should be, and some European banks, in particular, still suffer from legacy issues like non-performing loans and misconduct fines.
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Then the showrunners attend a "final mix," where they view the whole episode from the opening shot to the final credits, to make sure everything is as it should be.
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During the past decade, as many neglected artists were being reconsidered, Asawa became a well-known, highly celebrated figure, and her work has been widely shown, as it should be.
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Journalism can have a big impact on democratic change and social consciousness but when we're working under so many threats our work is never as complete as it should be.
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Though, if Eichner and celebrities hilarious screaming at strangers is your jam (as it should be), there are already 50+ episodes of Billy on the Street out in the world.
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" Later Sunday evening, the President tweeted again, saying, "Shoplifting is a very big deal in China, as it should be (5-10 years in jail), but not to father LaVar.
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"We don't expect prosecutions to come out of what happened today; we do expect real changes to be done at the highest career level, as it should be," he said.
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Charlie, a certified Crasher Kid, told me that self-documentation wasn't an integral part of the phenomenon because, as it should be, they were having too much fun to bother.
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This is as it should be: Voters should choose a candidate who excites them, who promises a brighter future—not one engineered to placate a lost gang of middling naysayers.
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Tax reform, as it should be, is an overhaul of the very structure of the income tax system that has evolved into an albatross around the neck of the economy.
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That the changing climate touches everything and everyone should be obvious—as it should be that the poor and marginalised have most to lose when the weather turns against them.
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Obviously, there are still car companies and partners like Audi, BMW, NVidia, Google, and others that won't stop pushing the envelope on autonomy and AI. This is as it should be.
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No doubt somewhere in Bryan's home is a well-worn copy of Travis' seminal album Storms of Life — as it should be for any country artist (or fan, for that matter).
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How inspiring to see it again in so many smart, fearless students standing up for their right to be safe; marching and organizing to remake the world as it should be.
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These vigilant watchers keep track of their assigned human's data, find out how it's supposed to be handled, and do their best to make sure everything is as it should be.
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" She also doesn't remember male feminism as "a moment in history, but something that has continued and grown—not enough or as well-recognized as it should be—but very important.
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Many advocates will say this is as it should be, that sexual abuse survivors cannot be hemmed in by artificial boundaries or deadlines established for the convenience of our political governance.
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" Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told CNN partner CTV News that the ruling was of "extreme concern" to his government, "as it should be to all our international friends and allies.
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"This is a beautiful place with tremendous natural resources, cultural resources, historic resources … not as well known in the United States and around the world as it should be," she said.
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As The Times has noted, the Army's graduation ceremony for its first female infantry soldiers made no mention that some of them were women — and that is as it should be.
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He has spent almost two years making sure everything, every blade of grass, is just as it should be, making sure everything is in perfect condition for his ideas to flourish.
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Critics of public funding for the arts say that is as it should be, that as a matter of principle support for the arts should not be a function of government.
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That's as it should be, but citizens in general should keep a somewhat open mind as the next couple of years unfold because we don't really know what's going to happen.
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"Everyone practices differently, and that is as it should be, so take as much technique inspiration from as many sources as you want to, but do it your own way," Cassell says.
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That's as it should be — those countries dominate Asian film production, and ticket buyers want their Hong Kong cop flicks and Japanese gore fests, their Korean dramas and Chinese kung fu spectaculars.
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The bill, which would assign responsibility for establishing a national oversight body to the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, has strong bipartisan support in the Congress, too, and that's as it should be.
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If not reversed by the courts, as it should be, the next administration will have the challenge of doing the right thing for public health, the climate and our clean energy future.
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One investment strategist said that's as it should be — and that Powell was smart to reassert the Fed's dependence on the data and independence from both the federal government and Wall Street.
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The onus is upon us to ensure that the story that we tell is respectful, is authentic, is what tells the story as it should be said, and does it with dignity.
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"It's a pretty major undercurrent for all of American politics since 2001, as it should be," said Mark Krikorian, the executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, which advocates less immigration.
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" Obama said on Twitter that it was "inspiring" to watch the young adults "standing up for their right to be safe; marching and organizing to remake the world as it should be.
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When you're working in this industry, there is a lot of flippancy when it comes to weight and body image, and I think the topic isn't taken as seriously as it should be.
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When your team is blowing 3-2 series leads and losing to the Blackhawks, the Kings, and the Red Wings all the time, suddenly your reputation isn't as pristine as it should be.
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As the CEO of a 114-year-old manufacturing company, supporting Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton for president is a no-brainer — as it should be for any business owner or job creator.
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Even if a delegate were to name someone other than the candidate to whom they are bound, the rules state their vote will be recorded as it should be, per state vote tallies.
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It doesn't feel like the global market is reacting to Brexit risk as much as it should be, the consequences for the financial markets are wider reaching than what is assumed right now.
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"This is a student conference, as it should be, held on a campus," Carmichael, twenty-five, lean and grave in a suit and tie, told a crowd of ten thousand on October 29th.
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Part of the reason I don't use apps on my watch — in addition to the slowness — is because the interface, even a year in, is often not as intuitive as it should be.
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"This is definitely a hot issue, as it should be, because there's a crisis in this country that must be addressed," said Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner, executive director of MomsRising, which supports Gillibrand's bill.
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The show's most potent chemistry is, as it should be, between Mr. Miller's Lamb, as he becomes increasingly drunk on the thrill of success at all costs, and Mr. Carvel's exquisitely manipulative Murdoch.
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Hernandez was not Hernández, as it should be, and Ms. Chavira vented about it on her Twitter feed, which has become a leading forum for discussion of the Spanish language and its orthography.
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"From my point of view," Mr. Pfeiffer said over coffee at a cafe in the town square, which has changed little since Bach's time, "it's not perceived as much as it should be."
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As The Times has stated, the editorial board differs from the newsroom in that the newsroom describes the world as it is and the editorial board describes the world as it should be.
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"The borrower may not really need to tap international lenders as it should be able to obtain funding from its Chinese relationship banks", said a Hong Kong-based banker at a Chinese bank.
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Some of it's walled off, for example, in a premium store, because of the way we want to treat the brands, but it doesn't always make it as consumer-friendly as it should be.
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" Headquarters: Waltham, MA Jobs available paying $100,000+: 1,187 Company mission statement: "We are committed to delivering healthcare as it should be: patient-centered and for the good of all people, no matter their circumstance.
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How dads improve their kids' lives, according to science Scrolling through the Facebook feed of my closest high school and college friends, I'm the only one without kids, and that's as it should be.
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The mandate's supporters, though, say the program is working as it should be, supporting an expanding ethanol economy in rural areas and increasing the amount of cleaner-burning fuel in the gasoline supply. Rep.
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In reality, even if this provision is eliminated (as it should be), children who have always been eligible for free and reduced-priced meals would still remain eligible for free and reduced-priced meals.
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If you don't commit a crime, your interaction with the police will remain as it should be – two elements of a community with the same goal, working together to make safer situations for all.
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"Go out and vote and then enjoy the game as it should be enjoyed," he added to applause, referring to the highly-anticipated football game between Louisiana State University and the University of Florida.
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IT WILL BE LARGELY CONSISTENT WITH POSITIONS THAT HE'S ALREADY TAKEN, AS IT SHOULD BE, BUT I THINK THE MAIN PURPOSE OF THE VISIT IS MORE TO COMMUNICATE WITH A BROADER CONSTITUENCY OVER HERE.
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Given that even the candidates most interested in housing have also made big commitments on health care, climate change, immigration, and other topics more squarely in the federal purview, that's likely as it should be.
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One senior administration official strongly refuted claims that the NSC was in chaos, arguing that it is functioning exactly as it should be, despite Flynn's departure, and is primed for any crisis that would arise.
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But it has never been understood, as it should be, as critically important for the intellectual and social development of white children as American citizens, and as critical to our collective future as a nation.
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"Our underlying concern with all of this is just whether the Crown is taking this case ... as seriously as it should be," Peter Fricker of the Vancouver Humane Society told the Canadian Press last month.
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"If we find that there is something to be concerned about, if someone writes to us and says, well, this is maybe not as it should be, then we will take a look," said Vestager.
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I had to realize that Christians can get depressed -- and this is OK. Depression does not mean you have a weak relationship with God or that your faith isn't as strong as it should be.
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And that is perhaps as it should be, for this tale of a woman's vain quest to regain a remembered or imagined ideal state, leading to growth in a new direction, is partly her own.
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Ballas's choreography almost seamlessly blends traditional dance elements with strikes, blocks, Superman punches, and even a few brief touches of clinch work in a manner that's not even remotely as cheesy as it should be.
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"Patients with both type 1 and type 2 diabetes are going to have a state before they get to true diabetes when the pancreas isn't working as well as it should be," Dr. Fink explains.
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It's a program that, if combined with vigorous enforcement of worker protection laws (as it should be), would enable thousands of foreign workers to earn two, three, four, even more times their earnings at home.
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Those employees will be mostly white, mostly men, and mostly known for upholding an industry whose sexism is towering, peerless and, according to charmers like James Damore, not even as sexist as it should be.
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" The president urged Republicans to head to the polls before Saturday night's game between the Florida Gators and LSU Tigers, saying, "Go out and vote and then enjoy the game as it should be enjoyed.
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"Brent also came under pressure after (OPEC-member) Iraq said it still isn't producing as much oil as it should be, raising concerns that OPEC supply will continue to increase," ANZ bank said on Thursday.
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"To me it's going to be an amazing game, probably crazy and a lot of intensity, as it should be because I truly think this is the world game for women," said coach Jill Ellis.
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"What I realized, though, is that because this kind of loss is not openly talked about nearly as much as it should be, there really is no template for how to process these emotions," she explains.
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Now lately the stock has finally starting to get its groove back up, as it should be, up over 5% since our last interview with Mr. Gorsky, and up almost 13% from the Christmas Eve lows.
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In its final act, just as It should be raising the stakes, cranking up the emotion, and delivering us a balls-out bonkers finale, It instead devolves into a generic monster battle and starts to drag.
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Fetty Wap's latest grill doesn't have a single piece of bling in it, but it's brighter than anything else he's rocked -- as it should be ... since he paid about $4,000 per tooth to get it done!
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With many homes destroyed, their family is not high on the list to get a more intact unit in the Tutu complex, a public housing project — but that is as it should be, Ms. Mahoney said.
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Of course, big political speeches like this often present the world as it should be and don't get bogged down in the details — but especially when it comes to foreign policy, these details really do matter.
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However, with Harvey back, there's one thing that probably won't change: he teenage witch will fall for the hunky jock and all in the world of high school, supernatural or not, is just as it should be.
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However, with Harvey back, there's one thing that probably won't change: The teenage witch will fall for the hunky jock and all in the world of high school, supernatural or not, is just as it should be.
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It looks like CNN has adapted with a little fact check at the end of its chyrons, which is just as it should be: Trump is inspiring CNN to be more creative with its chyrons pic.twitter.com/XAxDiNtoBZ
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Spicer may be the worst such press secretary in the history of the job, but he reflects the administration's contempt for truth, decency, and the free press in both roles exquisitely, which is as it should be.
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So he's created a family of robots like him, and lives in the suburbs of Washington, D.C. But the villains have come calling, there have been some deaths, and life isn't as perfect as it should be.
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Pros:Smart design with a curved handle for easier carrying, two pour spouts, long handle doesn't heat up fast, detailed instructions included for beginnersCons:Preseasoning isn't as thorough as it should be, some breads may stick to the pan
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Surely one reason Trump's favorability rating is nowhere near as high as it should be — given the soaring economy — is that many Americans are worried that another Trump term will bring us to a political civil war.
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Today, Timothy Polin takes us on a tour of a very special landmark, although I must caution you not to adjust your puzzle; while it might not seem exactly symmetrical, everything is just as it should be.
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The ceremony here is in the slow and careful layering and grouping of ingredients, and the art is in making sure everything is cooked just as it should be — that nothing goes soggy, or mushy, or dry.
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"It is of extreme concern to us as a government—as it should be to all our international friends and allies—that China has chosen to begin to arbitrarily apply a death penalty," said Trudeau on Monday.
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"Both citizens should be here and the state prosecutor's office will initiate all formalities so that they are at the order of the Venezuelan justice, as it should be," Saab said in an announcement broadcast on state television.
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Straw headdresses, faces painted with intricate dots and stripes inspired by sub-Saharan tribal designs and colourful prints meet Bad Brains t-shirts, customised leather jackets and men in dresses, and it all looks as it should be.
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That is as it should be: in this reporter's experience, Latino voters are painfully realistic about the politics of immigration, and correctly suspicious of politicians who make impossible promises to Hispanics (a sin sometimes referred to as "Hispandering").
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Conservative critics of the Voting Rights Act say that is as it should be — that the federal government has no business usurping the role of elections monitor that citizen advocates have long and effectively played in other states.
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"The first thing we are going to get is a report from Inspector General Horowitz on Comey's handling of Hillary, which I think is going to be very very critical of Comey, as it should be," Giuliani continued.
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Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — Instead of waiting for inspiration to strike, have you ever simply sat down and begun working, even if you didn't think the work was as creative as it should be?
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Smollett still somehow got off, but his career is in tatters — as it should be for wasting everyone's time, particularly an already-overwhelmed department like the Chicago Police Department (more than 530 murders in the city last year).
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As anti-choice politicians keep ramping up their attacks against reproductive rights, it's refreshing to see lawmakers take the necessary steps to ensure that women will still have control over decisions related to their health — as it should be.
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As it should be, considering that its creator Dr. Max Huber worked for 12 years — conducting 6,000 experiments — to create its signature, bio-fermented "miracle broth" from sea kelp and a cocktail of vitamins, minerals, citrus oils, and plants.
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If well-being is dictated by traits such as beauty and IQ, we need to think seriously about whether this is as it should be, and work towards addressing the social conditions that allow this to be the case.
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But that policy isn't enforced as closely as it should be, the report says, because of the inconvenience of having to manually port over the old data to the new phone without accidentally transferring any lingering malware — if any.
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He refuses to deliver the State of the Union, instead writing to Congress from time to time, saying the state of the union is weak, as it should be, and inviting governors to describe the states of the states.
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If they had to pay full admission, they simply would go online instead, and miss the great cultural advantage of being across the river from the world's best museum, seeing great art as it should be seen — first hand.
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The Shuster proposal to create a federally chartered, not-for-profit corporation is key to ensuring the U.S. ATC system will continue to be the safest and become the most technologically advanced in the world—as it should be.
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And this is as it should be, but there is no getting around the fact that this puts conservatives at a disadvantage when facing progressive holy war, especially when doing so under the weight of a hyper-partisan media.
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So it's refreshing that Adult Swim seems to be willing to deal with manufactured outrage as it should be dealt with — by letting it die and paying heed to the age-old rule of the internet: Don't feed the trolls.
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"Infrastructure makes sense, I think, not so much now as before in terms of job creation, but because America's infrastructure is not as good as it should be," he said, adding that improved infrastructure may spur more private investment as well.
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Version Control is a hymn to science as it should be done "Science fiction is a fantasy in which science always works," shrugs Philip Steiner, the scientist who invented the CVD — and who struggles with finding funding to continue his experiments.
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Next time you see a smudge of discharge in your underwear, or maybe more than that or less, don't freak, because it's probably just mucous and cells, and is a sign that your vagina is functioning as it should be.
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Whether you use the internet to share memes, talk sports, or drive yourself to the brink of madness by following political news, one thing we can all agree on is that internet access isn't always as easy as it should be.
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Meanwhile the benefits that boys and men receive from a culture where women are presented as sexually available to serve the male gaze — while assuring them that all is as it should be — needs to be shot down in flames.
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Wage growth typically indicates the final stages of a recovery, but if this is the peak of labor growth, former Bush advisor Ed Lazear worries it will not be felt among the U.S. population as much as it should be.
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On one level, this is perhaps as it should be: Companies and individuals are recognizing the value of encouraging staff to bring their whole selves to work; and companies are being forced to grapple with their complicity in myriad issues.
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But the show has never been as ruthless as it should be in jettisoning some of its non-Masters and Johnson characters, particularly Bill's wife, Libby (Caitlin FitzGerald), who is very good but often seems completely extraneous to the action.
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This collective celebration of a new beginning is as it should be: Ruth came to GLOW alienated, sexually self-destructive, and utterly broke at the beginning of the first season, and found not only professional sustenance, but also a lifeline—friends.
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Adding to the confusion, officials say the DOD manpower report is not as accurate as it should be because it may include troops who are in the country for very short periods of time, or units that are about to leave.
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"It is of extreme concern to us as a government, as it should be to all our international friends and allies, that China has chosen to begin to arbitrarily apply (the) death penalty ... as in this case," he told reporters.
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I've been curious to see the place and the service for a while now, so when I noticed that my car wasn't running as smoothly as it should be, I decide to drive to Rakowiecka to get it checked out.
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" When asked whether indigenous art generally had achieved sufficient visibility, another of the show's artists — Gabriel Maralngurra, a founder of Injalak Arts and also on his first U.S. trip — said, "I don't think it's happening as much as it should be.
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I am a feminist and I write about architecture, and sometimes it's really difficult, because women haven't been allowed to have prominent roles in architecture until the very recent past, and even now representation isn't as good as it should be.
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If the executive branch were not properly policing itself, some said, the release of the report now shifted that duty to Congress — which had not been as aggressive as it should be when it came to the possibility of impeachment.
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" Phoenix's co-star Robert De Niro, whose own work on Taxi Driver inspired the tone of Joker, didn't see any of that, however, saying, "Joaquin was very intense in what he was doing, as it should be, as he should be.
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But the notion of Violetta as an internet addict is swiftly abandoned, and the production's mood is never as focused or dangerous as it should be, with Mr. Stone continually missing the forest for the trees of tiny, needlessly realistic details.
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As a Canadian myself, I will always advocate and be proud to live in a country where my rights and beliefs as a Christian are also respected, just as it should be for doctors who do not wish to facilitate euthanasia.
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I agree that inquiry on college campuses is not always as open as it should be, and I agree with those who suggest that we need to be better at teaching the principles and history of jurisprudence around the First Amendment.
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The challenge, therefore, is for the incoming administration to let the authorities own the initial pain that is sure to come, such as the pain of pulling off the bandages, while letting the later recovery be his — as it should be.
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"So what do you like to do for fun?" is a perfectly innocuous question I deeply dread, and not just because my response is usually "improv," which is an incredibly easy thing to make fun of, as it should be.
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Photo: Kelsey Knight (Unsplash)As the recent revelation over Google's background tracking of your location shows, it's not as easy as it should be to work out when apps, giant tech companies and pocket devices are tracking your location and when they're not.
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Not only is the 30 second spot during the game critical—as it should be with an average price tag of $4.5 million—but so too is how the brand engages with consumers on social media before, during and after the game.
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Another is that space technology is very robust and designed to withstand toxic substances, making it ideal for life on farms, says Claire Lewis, chief executive of Thrive MV. She believes that agriculture is nowhere near as "tech-enabled" as it should be.
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But the feature isn't as of yet as reliable as it should be, we found – though it easily picked up Wi-Fi hotspots at nearby restaurants and malls, for example, it didn't include the closest Starbucks or McDonald's in our list of suggestions.
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"This is not for a lack of good intention, but it's a huge problem that's not nearly funded as much as it should be," Passi, the founder and CEO of FreeFrom, a startup whose goal is to financially empower survivors, told Refinery7873.
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Lots of people assume that when their stomach is full, it's means that they're eating the "wrong foods," but most of the time it's just a sign that your stomach is expanding, as it should be while you're eating, Dr. Veloso said.
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RELATED: Hijab-wearing Muslim model stirs debate Even setting aside the propaganda fodder it offers extremists, it is simply unacceptable for the government in a modern, liberal democracy (just as it should be anywhere else) to tell people what they should wear.
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Until then, we imagine her staring wistfully at it, wearing a robe next to a crackling fire, set asea on her yacht, with a cabal of handsome, Champagne-carrying men on hand as her hits play in the background — as it should be.
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I think there's a misconception that once a woman conceives after a miscarriage, that somehow her miscarriage is erased — that the feelings of loss are replaced by feelings of joy for this new baby, and that everything moves forward as it should be.
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If people know one track of Weezy's, it's this one, and their impression of him is as it should be: He is an otherworldly, mischief-making, sex-crazed sprite, popping bottles and careening through hip-hop as he remakes it in his image.
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And, of course, bookmarks are available, as well as friends' recommendations: This is TV as it should be: For the past three months, I've been watching as friends joined the circle of beta testers and can now draw a few stable conclusions.
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"It is of extreme concern to us as a government, as it should be to all our international friends and allies, that China has chosen to begin to arbitrarily apply (the) death penalty ... as in this case," Trudeau told reporters in Ottawa.
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That's as it should be, since Mr. McKay and his energetic cast (including Steve Carell, Christian Bale, Brad Pitt and Ryan Gosling) set out to capture both the giddy thrills of the economic bubble of the mid-903s and the moral corruption that fueled it.
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One of the risks we've assumed as consumers in adopting ubiquitous technology in forms like the so-called Internet of Things is that we are generating an immense amount of data we weren't before, and that data is not always protected as it should be.
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Others are more publicly already on board with the idea, including Lionsgate CEO Jon Feltheimer, who said it's likely to come to platforms sometime in the next year, and that he "hopes" it will indeed happen as it should be "great for the business."
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That's as it should be, since Mr. McKay and his energetic cast (including Steve Carell, Christian Bale, Brad Pitt and Ryan Gosling) set out to capture both the giddy thrills of the economic bubble of the mid-2123s and the moral corruption that fueled it.
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That's as it should be, since Mr. McKay and his energetic cast (including Steve Carell, Christian Bale, Brad Pitt and Ryan Gosling) set out to capture both the giddy thrills of the economic bubble of the mid-2000s and the moral corruption that fueled it.
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That's as it should be, since Mr. McKay and his energetic cast (including Steve Carell, Christian Bale, Brad Pitt and Ryan Gosling) set out to capture both the giddy thrills of the economic bubble of the mid-2160s and the moral corruption that fueled it.
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That's as it should be, since Mr. McKay and his energetic cast (including Steve Carell, Christian Bale, Brad Pitt and Ryan Gosling) set out to capture both the giddy thrills of the economic bubble of the mid-195573s and the moral corruption that fueled it.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Thursday Britain had to boost its preparations for leaving the European Union without an exit agreement, saying that while the country was more prepared than some thought, it was not as ready as it should be.
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As the tallies came in and Golovkin was declared the winner, there were the usual cries of "robbery"—a term used about ten times as often as it should be in the fight game—while others insisted that Golovkin had easily deserved the decision.
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That's as it should be, since Mr. McKay and his energetic cast (including Steve Carell, Christian Bale, Brad Pitt and Ryan Gosling) set out to capture both the giddy thrills of the economic bubble of the mid-19733s and the moral corruption that fueled it.
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The drudgery is burying yourself in someone else's code that is probably not as readable or well-documented as it should be, and then coming up with clever and exhaustive tests tailored to that code (fortunately many are or can be automated, but even then).
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Schools were among the first buildings to close because of the novel coronavirus outbreak, so if you happen to be a parent, you've probably had plenty of time lately to ponder the following: The average teacher's salary isn't nearly as high as it should be.
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The cooking isn't as consistent from night to night as it should be, and Mr. Pandya can sometimes follow his creative impulses right over the cliff; my initial skepticism about tandoori lamb chops smeared with wasabi did not melt away when I tasted it.
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"In any future prosecution, Mr. Cohen's credibility is squarely at issue — as it should be — and that is where you see the nature of corroboration, either in the form of witnesses or documents, become such a pivotal factor in a prosecution," Mr. Tsai said.
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"I will say it is of extreme concern to us as a government, as it should be to all our international friends and allies that China has chosen to begin to arbitrarily apply death penalty" in cases like this one, he told reporters in Ottawa.
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"Of course it was not as easy as it should be" For outsiders, it seems like designing the USB so it can be reversible would be an easy fix to everyone's problems, so no matter which way you stick it in it's a success.
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"People are looking at the CPI number and saying inflation is nowhere near as strong as it should be, but that's not to say it won't hit the Bank of England (BoE)'s 2 percent (target) in the next couple of months," he said.
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LONDON, July 25 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Thursday Britain had to boost its preparations for leaving the European Union without an exit agreement, saying that while the country was more prepared than some thought, it was not as ready as it should be.
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Sad as Mr. Buckel's death is, as uninspiring as it should be to others, if he set himself aflame to send a message, and it's impossible to unburn him, and too late to direct his energies another way, the least we can do is spread the word.
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It's hard to anticipate when we'll reach a tipping point in the industry's sincere recognition of the talents and achievements of people of color and women; for now we can hope that the outrage which prompts trends like #BAFTAsSoWhite is taken as seriously as it should be.
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Dr. Mobeen Rathore, a pediatric infectious disease specialist at University of Florida, does not feel the state is as prepared as it should be considering how many experts will need to be involved in caring for a Zika newborn immediately after birth and for the foreseeable future.
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A former senior United States official called the region a new Cold War battlefield, and said that Brussels was too rigid with the ways it tried to keep people on the good behavior track, while the money is not as connected as it should be to reform goals.
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The end of Predict is a symptom of a bigger problem: The US government isn't taking the risk of pandemics as seriously as it should be, and it isn't investing enough in spreading the expertise and best practices that might be needed in the case of a global pandemic.
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And we hope that the report helps to spark a sense of urgency: that cities that are not scored on the report or their score is not as high as it should be, they look at the report and say well, 'how do we act with more urgency?
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The company has already had to scrub a number of fake pages, but several were removed only after the Post pointed them out — highlighting that it's not as on top of the sheer potential for fakes, frauds, and scams as it should be at this point in the process.
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"Illegal entry into the United States is a crime—as it should be…I would cite you to the Apostle Paul and his clear and wise command in Romans 210.1, to obey the laws of the government because God has ordained them for the purpose of order." https://t.
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" Manus adds, "Rape and sexual assault is such an open and shut thing, as it should be … We really thought it would be interesting to filter this subject of enthusiastic sober consent through all of our characters and figure out what that would look like on a campus.
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The reason is quite straightforward: when policies are adopted to further the interests of narrow groups at the expense of large harms to the American people, it will be exceedingly difficult, as it should be, to come up with reasoning that is likely to be acceptable to the courts.
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Many of the large corporate galleries are doing all of the art fairs, but the way the economy works for them is totally different, and I think it has to do with positioning in the art fair and the playing field not being as level as it should be.
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And, as if Mr. Vigeland had read your mind and mine, the central entry — and my favorite of the bunch — happens to be the television show "RUPAUL'S DRAG RACE," because drag queens belong wherever they want and this is a very inclusive puzzle, which is as it should be.
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"We know that we have consumers that are disappointed about the printing not being as much as it should be, but we also have a lot of consumers who are... letting us know that they are very happy that we have Sweethearts back on the shelves," Eschhofen said.
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"I am preparing to take any steps necessary to ensure that Virginia is recognized as the 38th ratifying state, that the will of Virginians is carried out, and that the ERA is added to our Constitution, as it should be," Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring said in a statement.
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"The amendment allows for these territories to be treated [the] same as the states impacted by [Hurricanes] Irma, Harvey and Maria, but the tax package itself is still not as robust as it should be and still does not treat all disasters even on the mainland equally."Rep.
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A casualty of the Harvey Weinstein scandal that has languished on the shelf for two years, this historical saga about the birth of electricity -- and the battle between Thomas Edison and George Westinghouse -- isn't nearly as illuminating as it should be, despite a cast that includes Benedict Cumberbatch and Michael Shannon.
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This might not sound like a big deal, but consider how awesome it is that a young woman was given the opportunity not only to be the leading lady in a sitcom — already not nearly as common as it should be — but also have some say in how she was presented.
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And argues that while that's the center of this debate, and as it should be, there is a much broader ecosystem here that goes from behavioral data tracking to, certainly, online ad buying, customer audiences and lookalike audiences, but also extends to search engine optimization and management platforms of social media.
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The companies that create and run these apps have argued that they are not responsible for what people produce on the platform, as long as it fits within its terms of use, but that has left a large gap where content is not policed as well as it should be.
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If those three countries — representing nearly 40 percent of global demand and output — were taken as a proxy for the world economy, you would have a perfect textbook case to show that the balance of payments of the world is zero, exactly as it should be, with minor measurement errors.
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Yes, the so-called U.S.M.C.A. treaty has been signed by the United States, Mexico and Canada, but after all the bombast about tearing up Nafta and the insults delivered to America's allies, Naft2, as it should be called, is a conventional, incremental result that isn't markedly different from the original.
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This is a place "where the past is so thick that you can't wade through it and dust or time or something is so dense in here that it's getting hard to breathe," one character says, and that's as it should be in a ghost story, horror's most enduring form.
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In 1998, the tournament's first two rounds were played in stormy weather in February, which rendered the course soft and the greens slow, and the final round took place under bright sunshine in August, and the course was fast and firm — as it should be in June for the U.S. Open.
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How this time, in this great country — where a girl from the South Side of Chicago can go to college and law school, and the son of a single mother from Hawaii can go all the way to the White House – we committed ourselves to building the world as it should be.
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But, if it starts to feel like you're telling a friend the same advice over and over again, and nothing is helping or changing, it can be exhausting and a sign that maybe the exchange isn't as mutual as it should be, says Andrea Bonior, PhD, LCP, author of The Friendship Fix.
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According to Michael Parkinson, a member of the Waterloo Region Crime Prevention Council (WRCPC) and spokesperson for MDSCNO, the rise in fentanyl deaths is another example of how serious the opioid crisis is, but Parkinson notes that the new data—going back three years—is not as current as it should be.
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Of course stories that require grappling with cultural problems can't easily fit into the moral imagination of tabloids and cable news, a world of individual monsters and innocent victims, and one that — in these particular tales — offers viewers and readers the promise of avenging a death, and setting their world back as it should be.
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Referring to the intricacies of nuclear policy, he added, "This is an area where it's constrained by international agreements, as it should be because of the risk of nuclear weapons," "[Trump's] going very much against the structure that his good friend[s] [former President Richard] Nixon and [former President Ronald] Reagan previously followed," added Merkley.
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While contemporaries including Andreas Gursky and Thomas Struth — both of whom trained, like Mr. Ruff, with the pioneering conceptual photographers Bernd and Hilla Becher — have become stars of the market and familiar names in museum collections worldwide, Mr. Ruff's work, though far from unknown, is not seen nearly as often as it should be.
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But it was clear enough being in that orbit in 2016, as it should be clear to anyone who watched Trump's larger relationship to his television coverage, that the business model of our news channels both assumes and heightens polarization, and that it was ripe for exploitation by a demagogue who was also a celebrity.
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" He writes as if the conceptual memorial to the scientist had been launched into deep space 30 years prior, its "vanishing" being "as it should be, because Albert Einstein, the inventor of the twin theories of relativity (one for the electromagnetic/human scale, the other for the gravitational/cosmic scale) wanted no site for the veneration of his memory.
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Those differences are most apparent with music and vocals that are less electronically processed than the stuff most of us listen to these days, though even Metallica's distorted guitar in "Enter Sandman" sounds better through the Select DAC — still distorted, as it should be, but that distortion is now more fine-grained (yes, even the ugly parts of the music sound prettier).
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To do this, they have proposed increasing access to psychiatric beds, helping caregivers access mental health treatment plans for violent patients with severe conditions, training doctors and patients about what can be shared with caregivers, creating accountability services to ensure care is delivered as it should be and improving coordination between government agencies that serve the mentally ill, to name a few.
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This Soviet doctrine—which dictated that writers should write about the world as it should be, and not about the world as it is—was the bane of Eastern Bloc literature, many of whose eminences wouldn't have been translated (Bruno Schulz, Danilo Kis), and wouldn't have been able to physically survive (Milan Kundera, Ivan Klima), without Roth's principled and circumspect charity.
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In her acceptance speech on behalf of March for Our Lives and the Parkland Survivors in Youth, Corin said the recent midterm elections showed that the issue of gun violence is resonating with American voters "I think people are definitely relating more and it's definitely going to be a hot topic moving forward in our political system, as it should be," Corin said.
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Blaine has been driving Panera's commitment to 100% Clean Food, revamping the menu to deliver "craveable wellness" and redesigning cafes and brand voice to align with Panera's commitment to Food as it Should Be. Prior to joining Panera, Hurst was an entrepreneur and consultant, assisting numerous restaurant, retail and distribution companies in their development and growth, including the development of Panera's strategic information systems plan.
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" He then added that he's flattered that fans want him and Reinhart to be together in real life, since it means that their onscreen chemistry is as hot as it should be for a teen drama: "But truthfully, it's very pleasing that people talk about Lili and I in that way because it means that we're resonating so strongly that people really want that to be true.
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"These examples are benchmarks in terms of understanding that if you think there's been progress, ... we have a long way to go before law enforcement in America is doing its jobs as it should be done," Jeffrey Robinson, director of the Trone Center for Justice and Equality at the American Civil Liberties Union, said of half a dozen cases that gained national attention in recent weeks.
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The FITARA report card, released Tuesday evening and discussed in a House Oversight Subcommittee Wednesday, grades adherence to policies and timelines to improve IT. "[P]rogress is being made - just not as quick as it should be and needs to be - legacy IT is a continuing fiscal and cybersecurity risk to our nation," said subcommittee Chairman Will HurdWilliam Ballard HurdDemocrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges Republicans offer support for Steve King challenger House Democrats target 2020 GOP incumbents in new ad MORE (R-Texas).
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"If the goal is to protect children from harm, as it should be, then we should stop stigmatizing pedophilia per se and start stigmatizing (or keep stigmatizing) those who actually sexually abuse children for whatever reason, whether they happen to be pedophiles or not," wrote Brian D. Earp in 2017 on the University of Oxford's Practical Ethics blog, examining the problems inherent in accusing politician Roy Moore of pedophilia (a disorder) when the criminal accusations against him are for sexually abusing a minor (a crime).
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