The brash British chef responded exactly as one would expect.
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As one would expect, Amal has "amazing hair," he shares.
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People are, as one would expect, not happy about it.
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As one would expect, some have fared better than others.
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The regression line is positively sloped as one would expect.
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It does so for the promoted drug, as one would expect.
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But workers' wages haven't grown as fast as one would expect.
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Frames are actually "audio augmented reality," as one would expect from Bose.
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She is still driven by politics and social ills, as one would expect.
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As one would expect from a rooster, Sarkozy can be loud and blustery.
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The typewriter-style keyboard is backlit, as one would expect from their gaming laptop.
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Without the structural force, these balls just make a sphere—as one would expect.
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Plus, materials and energy aren't doing as well as one would expect, he added.
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Wiles himself read the story and was, as one would expect, extremely upset by it.
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Her response was just as prim and proper as one would expect from a royal.
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As one would expect, each administration has followed a different process and outlined different priorities.
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Response is instantaneous, as one would expect with a wireless mouse, keyboard or other input device.
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Even so, this was a puzzle that solved smoothly, as one would expect on a Tuesday.
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As one would expect, the measure is drawing support from all reaches of the political spectrum.
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That living room was as messy as one would expect from four internet-obsessed young men.
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Andrew Das: Cagey start for both sides in the first few minutes, as one would expect.
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It is not as discreet as one would expect with an act of illegal transfer of assets.
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As one would expect, these rankings are somewhat different from the one we did two years ago.
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They're heavy, as one would expect, although they also explore tight technical breaks and occasional math-like rhythms.
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Britain voted to leave the EU by a slim margin – but not as slim as one would expect.
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The Old Tavern, as it's translated, has a menu that leans toward the sea, as one would expect.
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Otherwise, the EQC looks like a well-appointed SUV, as one would expect from a Mercedes-Benz vehicle.
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I found the Notebook 7 Spin's touchscreen to be responsive, with taps and swipes registering as one would expect.
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Bill Belichick, as one would expect, was not too concerned with some lively trash talk by the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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I am happy to report that Kathy Kenda is exactly as lovely as one would expect her to be.
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The Weeknd released the video for his single "Starboy" today, and it's just as eerie as one would expect.
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Anyway, as one would expect re: a mashup of two beloved breakfast staples, emotions are running high on Twitter.
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It all comes across rich and full — much as one would expect/hope from a $250 pair of earbuds.
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As one would expect, and as Trump intended, the value of U.S. imports from China has dropped off considerably.
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"The ship has certainly deteriorated just as one would expect a steel vessel to degrade over time," Lahey said.
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While Alice's family is over the moon she's returned, that she's alive, their reunion isn't asjoyous as one would expect.
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Evan Spiegel was doing some banking Thursday ... as one would expect when you've just pocketed a cool $800 mil bonus.
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While Disc Room requires precision, Carrion's gameplay is more wild and messy, as one would expect from a tentacled abomination.
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Unlike her cohorts — who were attentive and engaged as one would expect as such events — Jones was receiving her entire life.
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Pay is growing almost exactly as quickly as one would expect from looking at the overall employment rate (see chart 2).
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As for the trackpad — it works as one would expect with no delay when you slide your finger across its surface.
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As one would expect, searches for anything "Irish" have a sizable increase on the holiday itself, with a spike of 429 percent.
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Roosevelt was an adventurous eater and ate as one would expect a hunter would, counting wild game and steak among his favorites.
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Something like a "sinking tide lowers all boats" effect, as one would expect from an electorate largely composed of party-line voters.
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After all the excitement with her surprise cameo earlier this season, tonight's reappearance was — well, just as grim as one would expect.
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The 36 single and double rooms are, as one would expect, dripping in Communist-era kitsch, complete with groovy, colorful wallpaper and bedspreads.
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This effort appears to be about as subtle as one would expect from a Russian regime that's still using its Cold War playbook.
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Once I was onboard, it took me a while to find my stateroom on Deck 13; the ship is labyrinthine, as one would expect.
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As one would expect with a legend like Enberg, fans and colleagues took to Twitter to mourn the loss of one of broadcasting's greats.
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Were the mosquitoes dying each winter -- as one would expect with a tropical bug -- and a new batch arriving from tropical climates each year?
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"Undoubtedly, there will be plenty of hits and misses, as one would expect in the early days of a new technology," Mr. Philips writes.
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And as one would expect from someone who spent any length of time playing for Bill Belichick, Garoppolo doesn't care how his team wins.
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And, as one would expect from a Range Rover product, the Range Rover Sport P400e is a truly great way to put miles behind you.
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But the show is really meant to reach a wider audience -- as one would expect from any artist trying to appeal to Vegas show patrons.
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BUT RIGHT NOW INFLATION SEEMS TO BE MOVING AS ONE WOULD EXPECT AND MOVING TOWARDS TARGET AFTER A LONG PERIOD OF BEING WELL BELOW TARGET.
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Not as much as one would expect given the fact that you've taught eight million girls, you said, right, in the work that we've done.
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But if it is a Titanic situation, there's not nearly as much panic here as one would expect, which is the reason it's a dream.
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In fact, it's among the best and most balanced audio I've experienced on a pair of fully wireless earbuds — as one would expect from Sennheiser.
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And there are also those who contend that wage growth is doing about as well as one would expect given the slow growth of productivity.
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As one would expect for an ambassador, Kislyak frequently comments on the state of relations between U.S. and Russia, urging for improvement in bilateral ties.
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As one would expect for a split-screen feature, the new mode allows two players to enjoy Fortnite side by side on a single console.
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It is strange that clues in the Nasdaq hack were very difficult to find ― as one would expect from a professional, state-sponsored cyber operation.
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The Great Barrier Reef is as cool as one would expect with its bright coral and huge fish, plus we saw Nemo so we were happy!
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The first set photos from HBO's upcoming Sopranos prequel movie are here—and Michael Gandolfini, as one would expect, makes for a perfect young Tony Soprano.
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As one would expect from a cat food startup, the zine is extremely design-forward, like if all the cats had a membership to The Wing.
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The first official trailer for the highly anticipated film The Girl on the Train has arrived – and it's just as gripping and suspenseful as one would expect.
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As one would expect, it's lightweight, and an elastic band on the back of the visor makes it a one-size-fits-all option for most people.
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As one would expect, the crowd was packed with super fans, among them were members of Harris' sorority, Alpha Kappa Alpha, and Howard University students and graduates.
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So teams on the diagonal are shooting about as effectively as one would expect, teams above are shooting more effectively, and teams below are shooting less effectively.
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Sheriff Joseph Lombardo of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department said Wednesday at a news conference that he thought Ms. Danley had responded as one would expect.
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As one would expect when, uh... three separate incidents of a world leader donning blackface and brownface come out, there were plenty of takes to be had.
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And everything that we thought would come to bear here, all the different aspects of this case have come together exactly as one would expect, as Rob said.
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The Facebook ad archive shows that after Uhl's viral tweets, Turning Point's ads changed and began reaching young people, as one would expect for a student-focused group.
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All of this is powered by a 2GHz octa-core Exynos 9611 processor, as one would expect from a Samsung mid-range phone, as well as Android 10.
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Produced and nominated over the serious objections of a young murder victim's mother, it's as tasteless in its exploration of a deeply disturbing crime as one would expect.
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The election turned out approximately as one would expect based on moderate economic growth in 2016 and a party running for its third term in the White House.
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As one would expect, ten-dime games are less common than nine-assist ones, just as is true at every other point on the right side of the distribution.
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Michael Wang, 753, is as brash and confident as one would expect from a person willing to be one of the few outspoken Asian American faces against affirmative action.
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" As one would expect from a Kris Jenner party, the bash was star-studded with John Legend, Babyface and David Foster attending to perform some tunes — "Show off, Babyface!
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He started 38 games as a rookie, showing some encouraging skills but proving to be overmatched, as one would expect from a somewhat raw rookie thrust into that spot.
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As one would expect, Dawson reacts very poorly, even though he was the one who asked Pacey to keep an eye out for Joey after Dawson himself rejected her.
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Kato has no kickboxing record to speak of and despite the result of that fight was getting shown up badly by Schilling on the feet, as one would expect.
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The pair of mutant sea beings were actually Greenpeace activists, there to protest Trump's pick, the Hill reports—and the photos are, as one would expect, a goddamn masterpiece.
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And the national political environment appears as tough for Republicans in the battleground districts as one would expect based on the president's approval numbers and the generic congressional ballot.
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This, as one would expect, did not please the countries that had made loans to Mexico — and Britain, Spain, and France sent naval forces to Mexico to secure their debts.
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JavaScript has been at the top of the Stack Overflow annual survey since 2013, as one would expect given the extent to which JS has become omnipresent on the web.
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But the overall evidence is suggestive: Higher minimum legal ages for smoking and drinking reduce use and save lives, and they do so by working exactly as one would expect.
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"Aside from philanthropy and, as one would expect, a common interest in business affairs, the foremost passion or hobby among the global billionaire population involves sporting activities (44%)," the report says.
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Beyoncé walked away with a Trova statuette, joined on stage by Blue Ivy as well as her own mom, Tina Knowles, and the crowd basically lost it (as one would expect).
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"When you are looking at those lower unrated tranches, they are deteriorating as one would expect at the late stage of the cycle," said George Boubouras, chief investment officer at Atlas Capital.
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" As the report itself says, insurers do consider mileage driven as a factor, the association said, but "as one would expect in a competitive market, it is done so differently among insurers.
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The ICAO later said Israel and Jordan were addressing the matter directly "as one would expect from two countries with a peace treaty and a wide scope of cooperation in many fields".
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As bad as delayed flights may be, they don't happen as often as one would expect once you consider America's aging aviation infrastructure coupled with surging demand for air travel and unpredictable weather.
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How about Wednesday, when Donald Trump made the case that he knows much more than the public does (as one would expect) and therefore knows we should be very afraid, especially without the travel ban.
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Some currencies have moved as one would expect when smooth trade is under threat: The Canadian dollar has weakened and the Japanese yen has firmed, but the moves have for the most part been limited.
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But while the Funhouse is as fully playable as one would expect from a Steam-distributed title, it is as much a showcase for the chipmaker's in-game technologies as it is a proper game.
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As one would expect for one of the world&aposs premier electronics shows, CES 2020 featured an impressive assortment of new audio gear to demo, with plenty of exciting speakers, soundbars, and headphones on hand.
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As one would expect from a man whose art phenomenally unifies humor and social commentary with references to Persian epic poetry and illustrious sixteenth-century Iranian Coffeehouse painting, he is delightful, cultivated, witty, and incredibly meticulous.
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Now, this may sound overly sugary, or even a tad too close to the shoes we would've picked out for ourselves in grade school, but the execution is actually not as flashy as one would expect.
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"Even when U.S. equities were collapsing and there was a risk-off mood in the global markets, the dollar did not trade strong as one would expect," said Ray Attrill, head of currency strategy at NAB.
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At least in my own experience, it also works surprisingly well and has only gotten better since launch (as one would expect from a product that learns from the individual and collective behavior of its users).
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I wouldn't put a definite timeline on things but that decision seems imminent and should cause some significant waves in the impeachment debate if Democrats win and then the Justice Department appeals as one would expect.
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For a start, playing in the UAE may not have hurt Pakistan as much as one would expect, because it appears that home advantage stems more from tactical groundskeeping than from partisan crowds or better-rested players.
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The course of study is fairly broad (as one would expect, given the "global" aspect), and so far this semester, she's touched upon the work of Nigerian jazz musician Fela Kuti and Pre-Revolution Iranian pop music.
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"As one would expect tightening special enrollment periods, shortening the open enrollment period to six weeks and mandating payment of premiums before coverage should lead to an improvement in the risk pool," Leerink Partners analyst Ana Gupte said.
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Unfortunately, the channel is difficult to remove and can lead to obnoxious crashes to Android TV. The ads were first reported at XDA-Developers and Google's response to XDA-Developers was about as infuriating as one would expect.
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"Even when U.S. equities were collapsing and there was a risk-off mood in the global markets, the dollar did not trade strong as one would expect," said Ray Attrill, head of currency strategy at National Australia Bank.
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If the remaining states vote as one would expect based on their demographics and the results so far, Mr. Trump will defeat Marco Rubio by a margin of 37 percent to 25 percent over the rest of the race.
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And even the national GOP hasn't been as full-throated in their condemnation of Moore as one would expect: Republicans have mostly restricted themselves to the milquetoast acknowledgement that he should withdraw from the race if the allegations are true.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea has produced a film on leader Kim Jong Un's summit meeting with President Donald Trump this week, feeding, as one would expect, a fervid cult of personality but also seemingly highlighting his dream of economic development.
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On the surface, as one would expect from the finalists' won-lost records, Gonzaga appeared to be a far stronger team: the Bulldogs outscored their opponents by 0.292 points per possession (PPP), first in the nation and far superior to UNC's 0.176.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians stars spent part of the day lounging in matching black robes and slippers on Tuesday — not on the couch or by the pool, as one would expect, but by their tricked-out Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon.
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Not good, but not nearly as bad as one would expect; it sends a message that the US is less open to the world without actually altering the degree to which the US remains utterly intertwined economically with the world, including China.
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Even in one-party states that have remained solidly Democratic, such as Rhode Island and Hawaii, a more conservative faction can gain control of the legislature, meaning that policymaking doesn't align with party as neatly as one would expect when looking through a national lens.
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As one would expect, the 564-page book, which was released in 2010, chronicles the rock legend's wild ride to stardom, from the Rolling Stone's early struggles, to Richards' often turbulent relationship with lead singer Mick Jagger, to his dark days battling drug addiction.
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Today, US President Donald Trump unveiled the new logo for the US Space Force, and not only is it poorly designed (why is the date of establishment there and why is it in Roman numerals?) but derivative, as one would expect from the Trumps.
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It felt in essence, though there was some rhetorical hand-wringing about the ways that artists are exploited by collectors and dealers (as one would expect led by Minter), the talk was really a celebration of their position in an art ecosystem largely conditioned by the market.
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Donald Trump responded to Sunday's deadly Orlando shooting pretty much exactly as one would expect he might: by reiterating his plan to ban all Muslims from the United States, and even going so far as to suggest that President Barack Obama might have ties to ISIS.
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"The defendant is free to proclaim that he has never remotely admitted the terrible wrongs alleged by the SEC; but, by gosh, he had better be careful not to deny them either (though, as one would expect, his supporters feel no such compunction)," the judge wrote.
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The motors moved the phone as smoothly as one would expect from a Freefly product, and I love that it's built in such a way that you can just place it down on a flat surface (which is especially useful for time lapses) without needing a separate accessory.
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While deal activity has been fairly busy the past few years – with global volume exceeding $4 trillion in 2016 for the first time since 2007 - it's nowhere near as frenzied as one would expect at this point given the level of stock prices or length of the economic expansion.
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You also get a delicious bloat-free version of stock Android 7.1, as one would expect from the original creator of Google's ubiquitous mobile OS. Furthermore, the company says upgrades to Android 8 Oreo are due out soon, which if true, will be more than most Android phone makers can say.
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It's a fairly minimalist offering, as one would expect from what's essentially an entry-level VR experience, but it should go a ways toward adding a bit of immersion to the Gear VR experience — or at the very least it'll save users from having to fumble with the side of the headset.
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Talking just as quickly as one would expect a prolific creator to speak (while also pausing to burst into spontaneous Beyoncé melodies), Miranda, who became a father for the first time just two weeks before Hamilton began rehearsals Off-Broadway, is the first to admit that his life has taken a wild turn.
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At the time, the capitol was said to be the seventh-largest building in the world, and, as one would expect, it is somewhat taller than its uncle in Washington, D.C. During the summer in Austin, nighthawks swirl around the crowning statue on the dome: the Goddess of Liberty, holding aloft a golden star.
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If that's true, it may well amount to a brazen act of war and an indication that Russia has no respect or fear of the UK. Tillerson backed up the British government, as one would expect the United States to do in the face of such an extraordinary action against one of our closest allies.
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Nike Air Zoom Viperfly track spikes Nike Air Zoom Viperfly track spikes Similar to those final 20 meters of the 100-meter dash, examining basketball led researchers to determine that players experience the most fatigue in the fourth quarter, as one would expect, and that they run an average of three to four miles during gameplay.
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It registers as a deep red: By 2010, the stripe for 1940 has literally paled in comparison to the hotter temperatures of the 21st century: "You can see in the first few decades there was a random scattering of cool years and warm years as one would expect in a stable climate," Pluck wrote in an email.
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Built around what the company calls its "central viewfinder style," the camera's textured body weighs in at around 212800 pounds (battery included), is water and dust resistant and capable of operating at temperatures as low as 24 degrees F. There are plenty of upgrades present here, as one would expect after a two-year gestation period.
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James hasn't slowed down as much as one would expect for a player with as many miles and big playoff games on his odometer; Irving keeps getting deadlier; Love has found his place; and Korver adds another dangerous tool to a box already containing useful veterans like Channing Frye and Richard Oh My God He's Still Dunking Jefferson.
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A 3003 report by Trulia analyzed the price of parking space rentals in several major cities and found that the Big Apple is the most parking-challenged city, so to speak, followed by Washington, D.C. But even with scarce public and private parking options in New York City, parking rental prices are not nearly as steep as one would expect given that $300,000 selling figure, according to Trulia's research.
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Sleuths on Reddit dissected that photo, and figured out a best guess as to what the guts actually are:SoC: Allwinner R27 (0003x Cortex A2000, Mali2100MP27 GPU)RAM: SKHynix (256MB DDR3)Flash: Spansion 512MB SLC NAND flash, TSOP48PMU: AXP223This is pretty basic, low-cost stuff, as one would expect for a $60 mini console, but it's also amazingly powerful when you recall that the original NES's processor was a 1003 MHz MOS 6502.
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The Beosound Stage features a three-channel sound system, with 11 drivers (including four woofers, which B&O claims obviate the need for a separate subwoofer), along with AirPlay 2, Chromecast, and Bluetooth 4.2 for wireless connectivity, in addition to the HDMI ARC port that you'll use to connect it to a TV. As one would expect from a B&O speaker, it also looks incredible, with a choice of either aluminum or "smoked oak" frames, with subtly hidden buttons for directly controlling the built-in speaker.
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