Any and all emotions can be contained in those three.
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A lot can be contained in that very small print.
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How do you enable yourself to be contained in extreme conditions?
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Files for the same patients may also be contained in multiple folders.
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If you're lucky, the remains will be contained in an intact coffin.
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Outbreaks of "vaccine-derived poliovirus" can usually be contained in a few months.
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Some criminals are such dramatic figures they can't be contained in a single book.
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JL: IvX will be contained in the X-Men and Inhuman universe of books.
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Jacques is a reminder that all of that can be contained in one body.
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Ms. Fox said she hoped the emu would be contained in a similar way.
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Ms. Fox said she hoped the emu would be contained in a similar way.
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But sources so far have not shared what more may be contained in the report.Rep.
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You are a free thinker whose political views can't easily be contained in a box, right?
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This is by design — the project is epic and cannot be contained in any coherent fashion.
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But, of course, sex is complex and encapsulates far more than what can be contained in platitudes.
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"Whether it can be contained in China, that's the question for the world right now," Tatem says.
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Isaac's career of global public service is so extensive, it can hardly be contained in one page.
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His mother was cremated and he wondered about the logistics: What would the ashes be contained in?
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It comes up with ideas that are not able to be contained in a rational basis quickly.
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A liquid form of Compound 1080 can be contained in collars placed on livestock like sheep and goats.
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Endless Poetry is an ecstatic unfurling of memories of a bohemian life that can't be contained in prose.
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Extremism cannot be contained in one country or one region, it's a global menace, requiring a global response.
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The ions' electric charge means they can be contained in an electromagnetic trap that safeguard them, NASA said.
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Just a month ago, markets were hitting record highs on hopes the outbreak would largely be contained in China.
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I was paralyzed: The story seemed too complex to be contained in even in an uncommonly long newspaper article.
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The company essentially digitizes -- and makes a lot less boring -- information that used to be contained in a pamphlet.
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Also said to be contained in the notebooks: top-secret phone numbers, addresses of covert facilities and operational notes.
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And while Bing's "rage" is contained through a system, Clay's objections in "Black Museum" are to be contained in chains.
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The fix, however, will be contained in separate legislation and not offered as part of the American Health Care Act.
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Yet they're constitutionally incapable of doing it, because their creativity and ambition cannot be contained in rectangular black-metal housing.
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In reality, much of that information is unlikely to be contained in the limited number of returns requested by Congress.
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Ultimately, the firm said that "if the virus can be contained in the near-term, the damage could be minimized."
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But memes are no substitute for the truth, and the truth is too unwieldy to be contained in such an unreliable format.
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Very early on in my college career I saw I had a lot of interests that couldn't be contained in a classroom.
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If people exposed to the disease are identified and quarantined rapidly, it can likely be contained in an isolated area, he added.
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The space would need proper ventilation, and patients should not be contained in a waiting area where they could infect one another.
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Small wildlife, like birds, can be contained in pillow cases or wrapped in towels, the New South Wales Department of Primary Industries said.
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Playbooks that used to resemble pamphlets have ballooned to the size of physics textbooks, and now can only be contained in digital form.
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Andreas Gursky's "Shanghai", for example, is a panoramic photograph of the Grand Hyatt Hotel, and its floors cannot be contained in the frame.
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And, um, I have a lot of thoughts that probably cannot be contained in the brief paragraph or so I allot myself here.
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This time, the scope of Bezos's big ventures and interests was so broad that it couldn't be contained in the allotted 60 minutes.
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The reason I do it is simple: I believe my life to be so fabulous that it can't possibly be contained in six images.
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In my mind what we are really doing will transcend what can be contained in a physical product, the thing with atoms and such.
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Perhaps his wanderlust just couldn't be contained in one country anymore, or it was the fact that Usama had set off for Europe too.
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The approval of the package marked a resolution to months of partisan fighting over exactly what would be contained in the must-pass legislation.
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That information would be contained in the public document, Form 22013, that charities are required to file each year with the Internal Revenue Service.
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The definition of these terms, and of such words as "urgent", "necessary" and "proportionate", will be contained in codes of practice, yet to be published.
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Email evidence has become a routine linchpin of white-collar criminal prosecution, because everything anyone has ever thought is likely to be contained in email.
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The new service will be contained in the Department of the Air Force, much as the Marine Corps resides within the Department of the Navy.
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"Any incident of this nature will be contained in the official match report, which will then be investigated by the A.F.C.," the soccer body said.
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If they quarantine 25 percent of infected patients and if vaccination reduces the transmission rate by 33 percent, the outbreak would be contained in one year.
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U.N. sanctions also would be lifted when Iran completes its nuclear-related steps, though some peripheral restrictions would be contained in a new Security Council resolution.
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All along she's been compiling personalities that might stick, hopeful that the feelings she warded off could be contained in some new thing, any new thing.
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The details of the administration's legislative agenda will be contained in the budget proposal due next month, and White House officials would like to see some progress.
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Information about the storage of Clinton's classified materials at her lawyers' offices appeared not to be contained in the files the FBI gave to Congress last week.
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Hopes the coronavirus outbreak could be contained in China have vanished this week as infections spread around the globe, prompting governments into action and investors to panic.
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More information on the group's finances, including the identities of its most recent donors, will be contained in Federal Election Commission forms due by the end of Wednesday.
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In the early evening, many of them were seen milling about the main floor of the estate, all waiting to learn what might be contained in Mueller's report.
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Toby Breckon of Durham University is working on automated x-ray analysis to detect small items of the sort that might be contained in passengers' cabin and hold bags.
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S&P Global Ratings also said last week it does not expect the Games to be postponed, based on the assumption that the virus will be contained in March.
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Tourism Economics, which tracks all travel spending – including on hotels, restaurants, theme parks and attractions – based its projections on the assumption that the coronavirus would be contained in six months.
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Tourism Economics, which tracks all travel spending – including on hotels, restaurants, theme parks and attractions – based its projections on the assumption that the coronavirus would be contained in six months.
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She's quickly achieved fame, but Kushino no longer represents her and sees her work as part of a broader cultural phenomenon that can't be contained in the category of art.
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But its staging reflects his keen sense of the multilayered riddles that can be contained in pieces of ground which have bound people together, and also divided them, over different eras.
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This plasma is then magnetized to form a ring which is injected into the orb, where it will be contained in the hollow center of the swirling vortex of liquid metal.
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" David Lebovitz, global market strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management, said the reaction shouldn't weigh too heavily on earnings estimates, either: "I think, for now, it's going to be contained in multiples.
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Mr. Trump's remarks came a day after Mitt Romney, the 2012 Republican nominee, pressured Mr. Trump to release his tax returns and speculated about a "bombshell" that could be contained in them.
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The letter, posted on the Treasury's website, said the fiscal correction would be contained in a multi-year budget plan, known as the Economic and Financial Document, to be presented in April.
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"Our previous assumption that the virus will be contained in China proved optimistic, and the odds of a pandemic are rising," wrote economists from the research and consultancy arm of Moody's Corporation.
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Steele was informed before midnight in the UK on Sunday that the additional material would be contained in the report's final draft, according to a source close to his corporate intelligence company Orbis.
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Models of how influenza spreads suggest that an escape from containment by an influenza virus might not be contained in the local community where the incident occurred, as Birmingham's smallpox outbreak thankfully was.
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We saw in season six that Melisandre was actually much older than she appeared, and that her power of immortality seemed to be contained in the mysterious red amulet she wore around her neck.
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No one — including those in Washington — can say with certainty what will be contained in the legislation that will be proposed, negotiated, adjusted, amended and ultimately passed on to the president for his signature.
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About 20 bushfires were yet to be contained in NSW, Australia's most populous state, while in Victoria five fires were at the 'Watch and Act' advice warning, one level below emergency status, authorities said.
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She also returned from that trip — a nine-day multisport adventure with Wild Women Expeditions — with something that couldn't be contained in a suitcase: a new friendship with a Yukon woman named Tunde Fulop.
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Firefighters on the scene at the Abadan refinery have brought the blaze under control, a local official was quoted as saying by ISNA news agency, adding that the fire would be contained in an hour.
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Quarles gave lenders more information about what would be contained in the stress tests in the name of transparency and has removed much of the public shaming for banks that don't meet the Fed's expectations.
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Yet the situation remains highly uncertain, and many of the financial projections assume the coronavirus will be contained in China over the coming weeks and months, and that there won't be a major outbreak in another country.
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While markets rallied this week on hopes that the virus will be contained in short order, the Word Health Organization threw cold water on prospects of a quick fix announcing there's no known cure at this stage.
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She was hopeful the spread of Zika could be contained in the months leading up to the start of the Games in August in Brazil, where the mosquito-borne virus has been linked to thousands of birth defects.
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Wine Folly, however, with its handsome charts and color wheels, its cross-references and links to expanded information, seems to tug at the pages, desperate not to be contained in something you think of as reading front-to-back.
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Speaking to reporters afterward, Meadows accused Ryan and other House leaders of a bait-and-switch — agreeing to a deal on what would be contained in the compromise legislation only to leave key provisions out of the final text.
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"Investors are cautious, and the Nikkei will likely be contained in a narrow range today," said Hikaru Sato, a senior technical analyst at Daiwa Securities, adding that a level between 22,000-22,500 is seen "comfortable" to most investors for now.
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You know, he feels some somewhere where he is at once at conflict between what he and Eva Unit-01 have successfully done, in contrast with the sort of image of him as someone who has to be contained in calm and quiet.
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About 18 bushfires were yet to be contained in NSW, Australia's most populous state, while in Victoria authorities upgraded warnings to show one fire burning at an "emergency level" and seven fires at the 'Watch and Act' category, one level below emergency status.
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Threatening issues — conflicts over race, immigration, sexuality and many other questions that cut to the core of how we see ourselves and the people around us — cannot be contained in ordinary political speech, even as these issues dominate our political decision-making.
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Careful control of intense magnetic fields allows the plasma to be contained in a tight ring running through the center of the donut's circular cross section—which means that the walls of the structure are never directly exposed to the high temperatures of the plasma.
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Update 5/4/17: MacArthur's office said he would work to remove the portion of the bill that exempted members of Congress but that provision is still in the bill that's set to be voted on; the fix will be contained in separate legislation.
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Under Moody's previous assumption that the virus would be contained in China and largely play out by spring, the economists had projected a contraction in the Chinese economy in the first quarter, while the U.S. and global economies will experience a slowdown in growth.
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Specific instructions and a complete explanation of the terms and conditions of the Offer will be contained in the offer to purchase, the letter of transmittal and the related materials, which will be mailed to stockholders of record shortly after commencement of the Offer.
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"If we want power prices to be contained in 2020, we need to increase the ceiling and it is the wish of the government to move quickly on those two measure before the November auction window," an official of the energy ministry told journalists.
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In addition, the National Federation of State High School Associations, which writes the rules for most high school sports in the U.S., states that "braided hair that is non-abrasive" only needs to be "contained in a legal hair cover" if it's longer than rules allow.
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Only six of the roughly 30 chapters have been closed and wide differences remain on topics such as dispute resolution and how much North American content should be contained in autos produced in the three NAFTA nations, a file that Verheul said was still far from settled.
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Full disclosure: Films the twins merely appeared in, like Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle and The Little Rascals were not considered, nor were video series You're Invited or The Adventures Of... The mark the Olsens left on Hollywood is vast and cannot be contained in a single list.
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"We are concerned that militarily sensitive information would be contained in or extractable from country-by-country reports envisioned by the proposed rule, particularly with respect to reporting on personnel, sales, and tangible assets in each country," the AIA said in a March 2016 letter to the IRS.
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With 26 sealed briefcases full of varying amounts of cash – ranging from a penny to $1 million ─ contestants have to decide whether to accept an offer of cash from the mysterious entity known only as "the Banker," in exchange for what might be contained in the contestant's chosen briefcase.
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With 13 sealed briefcases full of varying amounts of cash – ranging from a penny to $1 million ─ contestants have to decide whether to accept an offer of cash from the mysterious entity known only as "the Banker," in exchange for what might be contained in the contestant's chosen briefcase.
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ZARIF: I said mistakes have been made, and I believe those who are supporting Al-Nusra and Daesh today will fall victim to the same organizations in the future, because these organizations do not recognize borders, these organizations do not, cannot be contained in one country, one locality, or one region.
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Mr. Lagerfeld, the designer of Chanel, Fendi and his own line, among many other things, is often viewed as the ultimate fashion figure: a one-off creative genius whose imagination and intellect could not be contained in a single brand, and whose understanding of the art of the atelier was unparalleled.
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Officials from the United States, Canada and Mexico are continuing negotiations over a modernization of the $1.2 trillion trade agreement which was implemented 25 years ago, but wide differences remain on topics such as dispute resolution and how much North American content should be contained in autos produced in the three NAFTA nations.
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"I am a misunderstood being who is drowned by a volcano of passions, of ideas, of sensations, of thoughts, of creations that cannot be contained in my breast, and so I am destined to die of love," a 10-year-old Carmen Mondragón wrote, surprising her French schoolteachers with her insight and talent.
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It is not known what revelations might be contained in the unreleased documents, though researchers and authors of books about Kennedy say they do not expect any bombshells that significantly alter the official narrative of the assassination — that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in Dallas — delivered in 1964 by the Warren Commission.
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Flights to China account for 2%-6% of estimated revenue at United Airlines, Delta Air Lines Inc, American Airlines Group Inc and Air Canada, according to analysts at Cowen, an independent investment bank, although they added there were concerns the virus would not be contained in China given how it was spreading.
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There are two ways to figure out the theme: You can solve the revealer so that you have a hint as to what might be contained in the circled or shaded squares, or you can solve as many of the circled or shaded squares as you need to in order to figure out the revealer.
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With 26 sealed briefcases full of varying amounts of cash – ranging from a penny to $513 million ─ and the mysterious entity known only as "the Banker," contestants are faced with a game of odds and chance and whether to accept an offer of cash from "the Banker" in exchange for what might be contained in the contestant's chosen briefcase.
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With 26 sealed briefcases full of varying amounts of cash – ranging from a penny to $1 million─ and the mysterious entity known only as "the Banker," contestants are faced with a game of odds and chance and whether to accept an offer of cash from "the Banker" in exchange for what might be contained in the contestant's chosen briefcase.
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Trump did so in a white pantsuit with a glowing white blouse — exactly the kind of outfit that became a symbol of her husband's rival, Hillary Clinton, during the last election, and has since become widely accepted as sartorial shorthand for both the suffragists and contemporary women's empowerment and something of an anti-Trump uniform, and also what the women gathered behind Kesha wore to display their sisterhood at Sunday's Grammy Awards — seemed to be about as subtle a slap in the face as could be contained in a garment.
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