Between time spent and cost, the savings quickly add up.
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Therefore, they have to chose between time and food quality.
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The company is a byproduct of a merger between Time Inc.
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This distinction between time in the office and time spent working is critical.
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"The whole thing is a love flirtation between time and space," he said.
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I don't like that there's a button for toggling between time and temperature.
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In this in-between time visual magic happens and the echoing vessels are breathtaking.
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It's a gift to be able to even consider choosing between time and money.
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But obviously, there's a strict correlation between time spent with somebody and emotional attachment.
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Which, by some luck, largely deals with the interplay between time, truth, and memory.
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"The hardest part for most women, including me, is that in-between time," she says.
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"Lion Guard" takes place during the in-between time, with Kiara and Kion as kids.
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Does Stankey plan to "incentivize more collaboration " between Time Warner's famously synergy-free operating units?
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Supporters also pointed to research that showed a connection between time changes and fatal car crashes.
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It would "create synergies" between Time Warner's media content (movies, magazines, cable TV) and AOL's internet subscribers.
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At this in-between time, there is no point in asking what fashion wants from its women.
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New Foundations rethinks topology in a way that allows for a clearer distinction between time and space.
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The space goes through countless transformations as you jump between time periods and push the story forward.
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Esther Shalev-Gerz: Space Between Time continues at Wasserman Projects (3434 Russell St #502, Detroit) through July 9.
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While general relativity regards gravity as the curvature of space, special explains the relationship between time and space.
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No. But it can swap between time zones seamlessly and wake you up in some far-off place.
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Smartphones and computers can translate between time zones and calendar systems, allowing people to use whichever they like.
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Sanford could tell, with an accuracy of just three to four days, the difference between time of colonization.
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My goal is to find a happy balance between time at home and continuing our adventures around the world.
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Whillans says the findings suggest that there may be links between time and happiness, but more research is still needed.
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A collaboration between Time Square Arts and the Cuban Artists Fund, it's Camejo's first solo show in the United States.
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With parts of US 101 closed, motorists moving up or down the coast must choose between time-consuming alternate routes.
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I was left in an uncertain place, caught between time periods and worlds, no longer sure of where I stood.
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Second are the Diplomats, who, once they understand their situation, make careful trade-offs between time and quality of life.
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"There is a clear relationship between time spent learning and a person's career satisfaction, career prospects and general happiness," says Bersin.
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Kenyon's experience is a prime example of how the tug-of-war between time and money plays out in everyday life.
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The delta between time invested in working and the output derived when using autonomous AI is far less than traditional software.
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The lab introduced a system called Lumipen to solve the issue of delays between time and geometric projections on dynamic objects.
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The comic series America features Marvel's first-ever queer Latina superhero, America Chavez, who can travel between time periods and dimensions.
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The tradeoff between time and taste looms large for McDonald's Corp as it works to win back business lost to rivals.
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Unlike me, she doesn't have six-figure student loans and the battle between time and her aging ovaries to think about.
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Certainly, other provisions of this policy have been criticized for requiring too much from companies, between time, money, and human resources.
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It's probably coincidental that this was announced ten days after New York approved the merger between Time Warner Cable and Charter Communications.
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If the deal between Time Warner and AT&T does go through, Apple is positioned even more nicely for a future deal.
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What did she take to be the relationship between time spent taking care of words and time spent taking care of children?
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Most of the existing studies of inactivity show a link between time spent being sedentary and an increased risk of diabetes, for instance.
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In between time on screen, Keilar was planning a cremation and a memorial service while discovering her family's new life without their matriarch.
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Her interest in duration helps dissolve the border between time-based works (videos) and those that are a record of the instant (photographs).
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My previous films have had a lot of conceptual montage scenes, or jumping between time layers to try to express feelings or mental states.
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The large Cupola grille that hangs over the dial explores the relationship between time and space, as distant planets slowly make their way around.
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During the campaign, he also weighed in on one of the biggest mergers awaiting regulatory approval – the deal between Time Warner and AT&T.
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"The digital revolution has blurred the lines between time on and time off, and time off is disappearing," she wrote in The Boston Globe.
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We're currently stuck in that weird in-between time of year where winter won't quite leave and spring isn't really sure it wants to arrive.
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The association between time spent sitting and mortality has been found in other studies, and the link persists even after accounting for other physical exercise.
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It has good reviews, and because it's right on the water, you can jump in the (freezing cold) water in-between time in the sauna.
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And the feeling of living in twilight—the in-between time of day when light meets dark, the place where all these paintings are set.
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Feeding a baby is like so many parts of parenting: a constantly changing negotiation between time, money, the baby's health, the baby's happiness, and your sanity.
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Aida (Japanese for space between, time between, relation between) is a unique app that captures the space and time between two people — where the magic happens.
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However, during that in-between time we would have officially been wards of the state, possibly in foster care, maybe with my father or other relatives.
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"Lost," created by J. J. Abrams, Damon Lindelof and Jeffrey Lieber, features dizzying shifts between time periods, constantly changing alliances, shrewd Easter eggs and agonizing cliffhangers.
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Not autumn, but "hotumn" — a between-time when thighs and shoulders linger a little longer, and fans of fall fashion are left sweating in their boots.
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Dish Network has added another lobbying firm as it battles against mergers in the tech space, including the proposed deal between Time Warner Cable and Charter.
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If the gap between time spent and dollars spent on mobile sites is going to close, these services are going to be a big reason why.
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The second "Mary," a sitcom in which Moore played a divorced Chicago newspaper columnist, bounced between time slots for about six months before being canceled in 21981.
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This is useful if you travel a lot or tend to miss your usual charging time due to traveling between time zones (think about the business user).
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There's a direct relationship between time spent sitting and your risk of early mortality of any cause, researchers said, based on a study of nearly 290,303 adults.
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Deal talks between Time, the publisher of Time and People magazines, and Meredith, the publisher of Better Homes & Gardens and Family Circle magazines, had collapsed in April.
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Aside from its environmental impact, this shift could also lead to increased income inequality: Recent studies have uncovered an inverse relationship between time spent commuting and economic mobility.
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As pay increases, the value employees place on finding a happy medium between time at the office and relaxing with family and friends becomes less and less important.
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"I think there's a mismatch between time spent on digital and the amount of money spent on digital," he said, citing ad budgets for TV and newspapers as examples.
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Another study, this one in 2012, found no relationship between time spent on homework and grades but did find a positive link between homework and performance on standardized tests.
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Naturally, you're able to swap between time periods at at will, but you can also summon temporary windows into other timelines, which adds a layer of strategy to stealth.
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But as I kept watching and the show gained momentum with characters jaunting between time periods, I started wanting it to slow down and make room for the character dynamics.
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Besides being very pretty to stare at, the gown embodies this poetically fine line between time-honored techniques and tech-harnessing machine work that Manus x Machina aims to underscore.
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Instead, we may see tighter review of big mergers — indeed, as a candidate, Mr. Trump already called for the tie-up between Time Warner and AT&T to be blocked.
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"The OVERRIDE program provides a unique opportunity for these artists' works to intercept our everyday landscape, at various intersections between time and place," says Stephanie Cristello, EXPO CHICAGO's Director of Programming.
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It's really somber and kind of summons the in-between time in the day: the crossover from night to day, the rising of the sun, that moment right before the sun.
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"We haven't yet built out our infrastructure to able to push offers out to customers effectively and between time of booking and time of check-in," Casey said on the earnings call.
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You're only getting the most basic of smart features from the Type 2 e-Crown Concept, limited to setting the time automatically, adjusting for daylight savings time, and switching between time zones.
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Previous research, including a 2006 analysis of homework studies, found a link between time spent on homework and achievement but also found it was much stronger in secondary school versus elementary school.
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Empanadas are a great treat for this in-between time, but also keep well at room temperature — the grace of food built for a warm climate — so you can graze all day.
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"You think your life is better the more of it you have," says Ashley Whillans, an assistant professor at Harvard Business School whose research focuses on trade-offs between time and money.
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One only needs to read a few online reviews to understand that being forced to choose between Time Warner and Verizon as your ISP is not a recipe for innovation or customer satisfaction.
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Between time constraints and presidential security, he may not have a chance to sightsee in a country that has plenty to offer tourists, including picturesque port cities, temples and seemingly countless historic sites.
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The film toggles between time periods, as we learn the extent of Proctor's evil — he shakes down a Gypsy mother for cash and sex — and the lengths Jake might go to revive her sibling.
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He was addressing a full house at an artist talk for the current exhibition Space Between Time, a career survey of eight major artworks by Lithuanian-born and internationally based contemporary artist Esther Shalev-Gerz.
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And social media usage is not great for personal well-being: For example, a study published in November found a causal link between time spent on Facebook, Snapchat and Instagram and increased depression and loneliness.
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He now travels around the world to speak and educate on crypto and promote Cardano; as he moved between time zones, it took me two weeks to align with him and do a phone interview.
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His new pick to lead the Federal Communications Commission, Ajit Pai, criticized former FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler last spring for what he saw as over-regulating a proposed merger between Time Warner Cable and Charter.
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In "Self-Portrait between the Clock and the Bed," Munch portrays himself standing at attention, facing the viewer with his hands dangling helplessly at his sides, poised between time (the clock) and death (the bed).
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This link between time spent in range and eye disease was independent of the A1c readings, suggesting that even among people whose average blood sugar over months seems good, sharp daily fluctuations can still do damage.
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"We have schedules and we have shows and I just felt like … I can't give that break between time, so it's my forefront, I step to it as a man to say I'm wrong," he said.
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To explore the link between time spent using electronics like video games, TVs and phones and the amount of sleep teens are getting, the study team analyzed data from a Montreal-based study of high school students.
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If you're constantly changing your work hours or frequently jet-setting between time zones, you may be more vulnerable to catching a virus than people with consistent work schedules or less erratic itineraries, a new study suggests.
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The finding of a relationship between time of day preferences and predisposition toward disorders like depression and schizophrenia is also "intriguing," he said, though he cautioned that these results need to be confirmed by other scientific studies.
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Sometime before death, but after your useful phase, there's supposed to be this in-between time called "retirement" that sounds pretty great—sorta like childhood, but without anyone trying to teach you anything, and with more drinking.
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Children's Books Middle-grade readers live in a wonderful-awful, in-between time that holds both the last moments when toys seem magical and the first breathless discoveries of what deodorant and mascara wands are meant to do.
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"This deal will accelerate content and streaming initiatives between Time Warner properties and AT&T and be a major shot across the bow to other cable and wireless players with all these assets under one hood," he said.
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One study even found a link between time spent on devices and teen suicide, with teens who spent three or more hours per day on devices at higher risk than those who used them for an hour or less.
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Mr. Rogers, who died in 2018, was no masochist; he was a visionary who understood something fundamental about the relationship between time and profits: Over the long run, the profitable thing and the right thing are usually the same.
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Elisabeth Moss looks a sure bet for playing a woman forced into sexual servitude in "The Handmaid's Tale," which would mark the first big award for Hulu, a joint venture between Time Warner Inc, Walt Disney Co, Fox and Comcast Corp.
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The flipping between time (late nineteenth, early twentieth-century dress and the present day) speaks to the generational issues with "men" in her family and many other black women who have had to deal with the same issues of infidelity, etc.
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"The short distance and faster delivery of Russian crude makes it possible to refine crude early, therefore shortening the period between time of purchase and actual delivery, when refiners are exposed to variable factors," said a trading source at a Japanese refinery.
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After researchers accounted for factors that can independently influence social skills - like being overweight or obese, or coming from a low-income household where parents have less education - they didn't find any connection between time spent gaming and social skills for boys.
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In the 35 years between, time has done a number on Wayne Hays and Roland West, the on-again, off-again partners and on-again, off-again friends who never really left the case, even when it was taken away from them.
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These are serious threats that seem close to a death blow when you consider how the feds successfully ended the merger agreement between Time Warner Cable and CNBC-parent Comcast... and that was a year before Sanders and Trump rose to such national political prominence.
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The three-person cast deftly shifts between time periods in a mesmerizing single act that combines minimal stagecraft, improvised music and finely chiseled performances to create an anguished cry of moral outrage about neoliberal economic policies, gentrification and the erosion of the social security system.
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Through seven seasons of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" and four movies, Starfleet's most stalwart officer seemed always to be tripping out at key moments: pinging between time streams or dreaming alternate lives; forced into hallucinations by the Ferengi or assimilated by the Borg.
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The gap between Time Warner shares and the implied value of AT&T's cash and stock bid was over 23 percent in afternoon trading on Wednesday, compared to around 22 percent at Tuesday's close, indicating greater investor skepticism that the companies will be able to complete the transaction.
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The gap between Time Warner shares and the implied value of AT&T's cash and stock bid was over 23 percent in afternoon trading on Wednesday, compared with around 22 percent at Tuesday's close, indicating greater investor skepticism that the companies will be able to complete the transaction.
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Over the course of the pilot, Winter (who wrote the episode's script with Breaking Bad vet George Mastras) and Scorsese deftly dance between time periods, depicting Richie's current malaise in contrast with his young, hungry era, when he wanted nothing more than to bring great music to the masses.
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With extraordinary control, Mr. Haynes fluidly toggles between time periods — shifting from glorious Expressionistic color for the 1970s and richly textured black-and-white for the 1920s — holding you rapt with a tricky puzzle of a story that doesn't wholly reveal itself until tears are filling your eyes.
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It was the justification for breaking up Standard Oil, in 1911, and A.T. & T., in the early nineteen-eighties; for prosecuting Microsoft, in the nineteen-nineties, on the ground that it sought to monopolize the browser business; and for quashing the proposed merger between Time Warner Cable and Comcast, last year.
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I recently wrote in The Hill that the inspector general of the Department of Justice (DOJ) should formally investigate whether the DOJ was pressured by the president or his associates to oppose the merger between Time Warner and AT&T in retribution against CNN, which is currently owned by Time Warner.
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But Outlander has always been about more than just sex, and its current third season, up until its sixth episode, hadn't really been about sex at all — at least not the sex Outlander fans care about, namely, that which occurs between time-traveling 20th-century physician Claire (Caitriona Balfe) and her 18th-century Scottish Highlander husband Jamie (Sam Heughan).
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Their distinction between time wasted, which is yours, and time lost, which the bad guys have stolen from you, qualifies "Time Wasted" as a welcome apercu from a band who have to keep explaining they're not really political because their fan base misses the Gang of Four even more after hearing 2015's What Happens Next.
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In her review for The New York Times, Roberta Smith calls attention to the dearth of juxtapositions between time periods, which perhaps marks a missed opportunity to investigate Renaissance and Baroque paintings as things — material objects that are manipulated, puzzled over, revised, rebuffed, left for dead — in a way that's no different from how we approach the new.
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TRUMP DODGES ON TIME WARNER-AT&T MERGER: In an interview, Breitbart asked President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE if "CNN's pretty bad behavior" should be a factor in assessing the merger between Time Warner's -- the cable news channel's parent company -- and AT&T.
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It promptly fetched up multiple itineraries for a decent price ($1800.) It wasn't perfect — for one thing, between time zones, the International Date Line, and connecting flights, I'd actually get only about 36 hours in Jakarta — but it's a far better aspirational airfare browsing experience than its competitors, which generally insist on knowing precisely when and where you want to fly if you're planning anything more complex than a round-trip, and then make you tap and type for what feels like ages.
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