She sells Christmas and Easter binders, medical binders, essential oil recipe binders, binders to help organize your housecleaning; most of these cost $67.
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We started with four binders, and by the time "Rent" closed on Broadway, we had over 60 binders full of schedules, headshots and resumes.
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The best binders for school you can buyThese binders are built to last the whole school year, and each pick has features that make it a perfect fit for the recommended age group.
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Catharina was able to rescue several binders after his death.
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I didn't know about binders until well into my 23s.
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Binders sold under the Avery and Yoobi brands did not.
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Below you'll find discounts on pens, pencils, binders, and more.
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He printed them all out and put them in binders.
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A parody Tumblr was made that posted photos of binders.
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Mitt Romney had binders full of women, and hated Big Bird.
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The binders were given to the paper by a Romney aide.
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Aides posted pictures of him, hard at work with thick binders.
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And that person in the corner is Binders Full of Women.
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People flocked to Amazon listings of binders to write funny reviews.
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Fun fact: Those binders actually exist (and were rediscovered in 2017).
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Arvi's art is stored on shelves, in binders, in the basement.
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Remember "binders full of women," and all kinds of things. Totally.
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Organizers also prepared backpacks filled with notebooks and binders to give out.
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I have fucking binders full of this shit and you know it.
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There was a bookshelf filled with evidence binders, but they were empty.
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Now that binders are more widely available, I wear one most days.
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They have nothing to write on; they're using their binders as desks.
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These were the questions I asked myself while organizing my CD binders.
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From these binders, he'll cull a few women worthy of turning into Marthas.
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I amassed about a hundred of them and bound them in cardboard binders.
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Lawyers relied on boxes of files and binders wheeled in on library carts.
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Sara looked out the window, the stack of binders open in her lap.
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At first, he says, agents brought him binders with photographs of suspected extremists.
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There were "at least two dozen large three-ring binders" full of material.
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While most were nontoxic, some crayons, markers and binders received a failing grade.
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He records the interviews, and their transcriptions fill a series of giant binders.
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Often, teenagers first learn about binders through YouTube videos hosted by young people.
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My musical identity is still very much tied to what's in those binders.
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Adam Schiff — accompanying carts stacked with boxes and binders into the Senate chamber.
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We are far past the days of Mitt Romney's binders full of women.
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For some, "binders full of women" was merely fodder for a humorous meme, but others responded with a more serious, feminist critique: By literally reducing women to two dimensions, Romney's binders turned gender equality in the workplace into a superficial game.
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PRIEBUS: Make sure you use the SMALL BINDERS so his HANDS LOOK NORMAL SIZED.
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Binders were stacked on end in a series of sagging bookshelves lining the walls.
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His lawyer, Ganden Tethong, has 22015 ring binders of documents related to his cases.
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"I'm literally sitting here and looking at two binders' worth of research," Falconer said.
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Her barn-red home here in Eugene is littered with binders, pens and highlighters.
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Yet, binders that do blend in to skin have undeniable importance to their wearers.
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"Binders full of women don't tend to make much difference by themselves," she continued.
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Both were on on full display with prop binders apparently filled with environmental reports:
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He tried to bet Rick Perry $10,000 and talked about binders full of women.
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Organizing your CDs in Case Logic CD binders was also a huge time suck.
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It's not like we have millions of options [of different binders] to choose from.
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I was still planning my top surgery and wearing binders to flatten my chest.
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Binders of finished work live in several teal cabinets that sit near my table.
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Made of thick spandex and nylon, binders resemble tight undershirts, creating a masculine profile.
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We get notebooks, pens, folders, binders, highlighters, Swiffer juice, sponges, and meal-prep Tupperware.
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She even reviewed all the binders on an IT architecture study commissioned for PepsiCo.
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The actors sit at lecterns draped in flag bunting, reading from scripts in binders.
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" She hypothesizes that this could be related to people using commercial binders incorrectly, "for example layering multiple binders on top of each other or using a binder that is a size too small for greater compression, which we assume is more dangerous.
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Clinton, meanwhile, crisply summarizes the binders full of policy information she absorbed before the debate.
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She had affixed very small puffy stickers in strategic places to her notebooks and binders.
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During the transition to the new Administration, N.S.C. staffers prepared briefing binders for Trump appointees.
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He explained that he was making a killing selling binders of complete sets on eBay.
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The "binders full of women" line from the town hall debate was a prime example.
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If you have used chest binders, please tell us about your experience in the comments.
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Now, with insurance covering gender confirmation surgeries, I'm hoping young guys won't need binders anymore.
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I sprinted to her closet and crammed myself against shelves filled with papers and binders.
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And though wearing binders is temporary, their use can be associated with later medical transition.
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D. asks if I've ever watched Peaky Binders (we're both Irish and proud of it).
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Now there's a professional conference for writers who are women called Out of the Binders.
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The lineup has not been finalized but she says there are "binders full" of possibilities.
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The "bench binders" we clerks prepared always included a few of the most pertinent cases.
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In most instances, they would have highlighted documents or color-coded binders to refer to.
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Clinton cracked a joke about it that referenced Mitt Romney's infamous "binders full of women" statement.
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College textbooks, bills and two big binders full of immigration documents cover the dining room table.
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Some binders that mimic pale, white skin have also historically been available, often touted as "nude".
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Some possessions—hormone patches, chest binders, and packers—are more immediately identifiable with the trans experience.
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They now greet her with binders full of printouts of fireplace mantels, and plenty of anxiety.
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Check. A cabinet of color-coded binders with another 55,000 pages allegedly from the same archive?
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There were giant, abstracted folders and three ring binders splayed open and slung over the shoulder.
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GC2B is a 'gender-affirming apparel company' that specializes in binders for people experiencing gender dysphoria.
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GC2B specializes in binders, pieces of clothing made of spandex and nylon that flatten the chest.
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A shelf in a study on a recent afternoon held thick binders filled with performance Playbills.
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People who use binders report symptoms like back and chest pain, overheating and shortness of breath.
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Thick binders have been assembled on all high-level Republican candidates and sitting members of Congress.
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This is the stamp —— Callimachi: On their spine, the binders had the logo of the Hisba.
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"The caddy should be carrying binders and manila folders, along with Trump's golf bag," Bolton instructed.
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"Mitt had binders full of women, and Kasich has kitchens full of women," tweeted Chicago Jesus (@Patriot_Musket).
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The binders, apparently full of details about a project based in Maryland, are too much to read.
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People on TV with giant binders marked SECRET can usually get away with that kind of thing.
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Because your upcoming shopping trip should be more fun than doom, gloom, and ugly three-ring binders.
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The binders run from size XXS to a 5XL, accommodating more body sizes than many existing lines.
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Unlike the old-school scary binders, you can tailor Zola's checklist to your religious or cultural affiliation.
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However, Mulvaney was greeted by CFPB staff to start the week and he received his transition binders.
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Participants who wore commercial binders reported 20 out of the 28 health outcomes listed in the study.
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Without the availability of binders, many people like me spent years wearing Ace bandages around our chests.
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The binders were better than the Ace bandages I initially used but hard to find, even online.
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There are no titles on the books on the shelves, as if they are binders and journals.
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Binders are not classified as medical devices, but some doctors and parents have concerns about their safety.
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Values are not dictated by big, thick, three-ring binders and rhetoric about who's better than whom.
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Roberts then shifted gears and changed venues, walking into the Senate clutching a couple of large binders.
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Sitting in his conference room, they leafed through binders filled with photographs of slaughtered rhinos and elephants.
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"We have binders full of people, but we don't have any specifics to offer yet," she said.
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Desktops are lined with coffee cups and Coca-Cola cans, pens and paperwork, binders, headsets and eyeglasses.
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Nayland's curatorial plans include a retrospective of 3-ring binders, a sticker room, and countless rainbow erasers.
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Hill rounds everyone up and asks them to toss their treatment binders into the centre of the room.
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That process today is still "really manual, like people are literally printing binders full of paper," Whitmire said.
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A few episode ago, we saw Moira comb through a room's worth of binders full of Gilead's victims.
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The same goes for sticky notes, paperclips, binder clips, binders, folders, and other common materials you'll eventually need.
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There's still a plenty of in-person meetings; you see a lot of pens and papers and binders.
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Then there were all my school papers, from middle school on, organized in binders and spiral-bound notebooks.
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Most binders are not easily hidden under summer clothing, given the garment's relatively high neckline and thick straps.
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I developed the film and put it in binders, but never looked at it again for 42 years.
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The sticky-backed printed photos will make a great addition to her desk, binders, mirror, or wherever else.
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But binders are not enough, and neither is Romney's brand of "benevolent sexism," as BinderCon's Alptraum described it.
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The consoles are littered with pens, pencils, maps, stopwatches, binders, glasses, cigar boxes, and Winston or Marlboro cigarettes.
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Around Sara's bike was a sea of miscellany: piles of papers, coasters, binders, souvenir mugs, tangled Christmas lights.
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Students use binders to organize course materials and conveniently keep all of their school supplies in one location.
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Binders, maps, pencil sharpeners, logbooks, flags and plastic foam coffee cups will be placed on consoles and desks.
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Even the computer science interns still carry around three-ring binders full of hard copy letters to sign.
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The ones that I've sorted are stored in plastic boxes and binders in the shelves against the wall.
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Since then, she's become consumed by her son's case, filling dozens of binders with articles and court documents.
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I opened a file drawer and pulled out 1203 pounds of medical records organized in two large binders.
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Maybe you had multiple smaller binders, capable of holding 10 or 20 — not 200 — CDs at a time.
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Then she arrived in Sydney, Australia, carrying large purple binders at her waist, rather than a dainty clutch.
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Each formulation has 10 to 12 ingredients, like binders and a dispersant that can interact with each other.
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Witness statements and translated documents fill dozens of binders, which are locked in a fireproof safe at night.
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Binders and eyeglasses and cigar boxes sit next to cans of RC Cola and packs of Winston cigarettes.
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But are these people who sell sovereign citizens binders full of dubious legal advice, for instance, true believers?
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We're not talking about the kind all your friends are used to, with all sorts of fillers and binders.
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Latino families just leaving Catholic mass and nerdy teen boys toting around thick binders for a Yu-Gi-Yoh!
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Robinson had surgery in October, and after he recovered, he and his wife burned his bras and chest binders.
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"When I got into the business, every paper was stored in file cabinets or ring binders," Mr. Polacek said.
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In today's seemingly anti-women political climate, the discovery of the binders is a fond walk down memory lane.
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Mr. Lek kept binders behind the bar with lists of donors and photographs of the works they had funded.
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Because of online articles that said binders would mutilate your body, my mother firmly decided against getting me one.
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"Values are not dictated by big, thick, three-ring binders and rhetoric about who's better than whom," Manfred said.
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"We have binders full of people, but we don't have any specifics to offer yet," Bee told the Times.
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Everybody needs some writing utensils and binders, but we know that's not all you need to be ready for school.
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The backpack has evolved far beyond its humble beginnings as a practical vessel for toting books, binders, and gel pens.
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When I visited one ELL classroom, students were leafing through binders they'd made as a getting-to-know-you exercise.
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Sure, the idea of learning new things is exciting, but there's nothing like fresh notebooks, binders, pens, and stickies, right?
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A travel-sized bronzer, single eyeshadow, two Trapper Keeper binders, and one Trapper Keeper mystery palette on the design docket.
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The final impact statement, in large binders no doubt similar to the ones Trump derided, was issued in December 1999.
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I was about 10 years old before it even occurred to me that binders could contain anything but gaming cards.
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New evidence continues to come in, he said, including 24 binders full of documents which Swiss authorities provided last week.
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His former priests in Pittsburgh complained that he supplied binders full of instructions for every aspect of running their parish.
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Still, by accepting the binders of "America is already great," she foreclosed the possibility of running as a transformative candidate.
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But they left many untouched, going first for the ones containing the black binders, which contained the most critical designs.
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Trustees get binders full of documentation about institutional successes that are padded with expensive plans for increasing growth and reputation.
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You can't really fudge your way through a school year without having the necessary tools like pens, paper, and binders.
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One of my binders held my all-time favorite albums, another was burned albums and great mixes made by friends.
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The Russians then took the binders into a secure room where they thought they could evade American intelligence eavesdropping attempts.
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However, the mere fact that Jackson Lee could hold up the relevant record in two binders is precisely the point.
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We started creating binders to track everyone who had come in to audition for the show as a reference guide.
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She was known to throw office objects in frustration, including binders and phones, in the direction of aides, they said.
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Of course, you're familiar with the clothing and shoe sales, and maybe the deals on three-ring binders and calculators, too.
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For example, the app pointed at a student's school supply list may pick out words like pencils, notebooks, scissors, and binders.
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Prior to the release of the line, called "All Nude", chest binders were most commonly available in white, black and gray.
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So it's available if I want it, but I would say I'm looking at that more than I was the binders.
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Some people have good reason to throw their binders away—both Naomhan and Dylan underwent top surgery a few months ago.
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The inventory was still kept on 5 x 7 cards, and the checkout system involved scrawled notes in three-ring binders.
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Next to them sat a black catering-style cart labeled "Property of SCO" — Special Counsel's Office — piled with binders of documents.
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And we'll all float on okay .... These binders came in multiple shapes and sizes, designs and colors, varying degrees of sturdiness.
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While researching a forthcoming memoir about her mother, Ms. Collins organized her mother's papers and other material into large white binders.
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To that, it adds plant-derived fatty acids, berry wax, a few fruit/plant-based binders and moisturizers, and vitamin E.
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He still does the occasional giveaway of chest binders (compression garments that reduce the appearance of female breasts) through Instagram Stories.
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She also arrived in Sydney on Monday rather uncharacteristically carrying two large binders in front of her midsection, further increasing speculation.
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I was thinking that Mitt Romney's "binders full of women" would have furnished a lot of material in the Veep world.
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You know, he made it sound like working women are a mail order products that you can order out of colored binders.
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Speculation was rife that the binders full of paper on the dais would offer a torturously belated insight into Trump's financial affairs.
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The Indiana governor has been studying "binders" of material on plane rides and has had lengthy debate prep sessions with Wisconsin Gov.
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We had reams of victims, binders of experts, but the hardest bit turned out to be finding an actual narcissist to film.
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" Even the Globe report observed that "if the binders seem vestiges of a political era past, so, too, does Romney's verbal blunder.
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There was 2012's "binders full of women," Gennifer Flowers in 1992, Monkey Business in 1987 and Nixon's cocker spaniel in 85033.
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While you're at it, make sure to buy all the essentials that go in a backpack, like notebooks, binders, pencils, and more.
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Binders tend to be used as a temporary solution to the problem of having breasts and cannot be worn at all times.
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The binders include their votes, their behavior on social media and what they said about Mr. Trump as he sought the presidency.
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Back when people paid for prints of every photo they took, it made sense to put all of them into big binders.
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I was reminded of my mom every time we traveled when I was a kid, lugging hefty binders for our whole family.
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Every few months, officers are issued a fresh log to insert into their binders, which they typically carry in a pants pocket.
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They deeply consider the crucial role of binders, those unsung starchy players like rice, bread and potatoes that hold each loaf together.
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In addition to the teen with the backpack, the PSA features cheery music and students showing off their new binders and headphones.
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Though many wedding vendors still use paper contracts, wedding planning binders are outdated, said Alyssa Meeks, a Houston wedding and event planner.
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It was an anachronistic future of chunky plastic mp3 players, voluminous CD binders, and thick high-definition televisions in suburban living rooms.
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Burman noticed staff sharing binders and asking for copies of certain papers but thought there was a better way to share the information.
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And visible binders can be a source of insecurity — or even danger — for wearers who are often straying from gender norms of dress.
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Compression binders, like the ones in GC2b's "All Nude" line, are often considered the safest method of binding to avoid most health concerns.
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The Globe reports the two binders are large, weighing more than 85033 pounds and filled with more than 200 cover letters and resumes.
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" Apple's marketing SVP Phil Schiller says "We're not just replacing binders with tablets, we're actually helping them do things that weren't possible before.
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These binders are known to be fairly durable and the rings are well made unlike the dollar store versions that always fall apart.
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I always liked the colorful three-ring binders, but when it comes down to it, these simple white ones are just as practical.
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He guesses he spent about 303 hours meticulously detailing his battle plan in two inches-thick binders with bills, medical records and correspondence.
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Bierner printed up exactly one copy of the 3,000 page tome—encased in three binders—and he's listed it for $35 on eBay.
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We moved down the aisle of his lab, amid a jumble of computer screens and rows of lab desks, beakers, binders and pipettes.
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They visited the mayor's office, where they flipped through binders of thank-you notes sent by stranded passengers after they'd made it home.
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Christian Dominique, 2014, the brand director, who is nonbinary and prefers third-person pronouns, said many commercial binders mimic the feel of canvas.
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We would like to hear from more people who have used chest binders, or who have close friends or family members who have.
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It read: "Rape accusations, sexual harassment, coercion, unsolicited invitations to his apartment, a dude who snuck into Binders" (a women-only Facebook group).
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One of my binders was my shame CDs — Britney Spears, the Backstreet Boys, the Spice Girls — albums bought before I discovered indie rock.
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Apple Music, Spotify, and the iPhones we listen to music on these days are much more convenient than the bulky binders they displaced.
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Federal agents raided Mr. Manafort's home before dawn, leaving with binders stuffed with documents and copies of the former campaign chairman's computer files.
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Instead, they'll see modest local meeting places featuring party iconography, piles of books and binders, and the occasional individual sitting at a desk.
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Since Ms. Yates issued the policy, many companies in corporate investigations have begun to create "Yates binders" of evidence to provide to investigators.
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Sen Cornyn says he saw at CIA four large binders of information given to his colleagues for a bipartisan probe about Russian interference.
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His briefers reportedly adopted new techniques to get his attention, like giving presentations instead of providing large binders filled with dense reading materials.
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On display are some of his binders and cardboard boxes meticulously lined with marbled paper, as well as satisfying arrays of chromatic swatches.
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But the Seidman lab [a research lab run by Dr. Seidman and her husband] already had all this information in these beautiful binders.
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" Dr. Ilana Sherer, a pediatrician and founder of the Child and Adolescent Gender Center at the University of California, San Francisco, Benioff Children's Hospital, emailed that "binders can be physically very uncomfortable and can cause problems especially if overused or ill-fitting, so it's important that every youth weigh the risks and benefits for themselves and have access to quality, well-fitting binders.
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It required us to live in two worlds: One where we are gracious hosts, welcoming our successors and providing endless binders of logistical information.
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Titus offers many single-sheet printables as freebies on her site; her more lucrative printables come in large themed packs of documents called binders.
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Just as there are many different kinds of artists, there are also many different kinds of art lawyers, in fact, binders full of them.
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Instead of stocking lockers with the newest pens, binders, and lunch boxes, focus on outfitting your dorm room with a next-level snack stash.
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People familiar with the search said agents departed the Manafort residence with a trove of material, including binders prepared ahead of Manafort's congressional testimony.
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There are a lot of other expenses most people never have to think about, such as chest binders and prosthetic genitals for transgender men.
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The hardwood of these all-natural briquettes is ground and pressed to create a super dense structure that is free of binders and chemicals.
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Five Star Expanding File Folder, $8.67 at AmazonYou most definitely will need folders or binders to keep track of all of your class handouts.
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These come in handy for big school projects like poetry portfolios or scrap-booking assignments, but otherwise they're great as regular subject binders, too.
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Shelves bowed under dozens of binders, each containing thousands of pages of documents—transcripts of wiretaps and witness statements for high-profile criminal cases.
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Binders are restricting and horrible to wear; it's like you're suffocating the entire time, and you sweat too much and get a sore back.
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"We were surprised about this as well, as commercial binders I think are generally perceived as a 'safe' option in the community," says Peitzmeier.
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They even referred me to different websites for binders at a time when I was first coming to the realization that I was trans.
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They held up an awkwardly worded comment about recruiting more women into public service ("binders full of women") as clear proof of secret chauvinism.
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Early in his transition, Mr. Oberman wanted "top surgery"— breast removal — but could not afford it, so he wore binders to flatten his chest.
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I was a teenager in the late '90s and mid-2000s, so there wasn't the widespread access to commercial binders that we have now.
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WASHINGTON — When President Trump's impeachment trial opened this week, the Democratic House managers prosecuting the case piled their table high with binders and notepads.
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"Binders full of women" Mitt Romney delivered the line during a 2012 presidential debate against President Barack Obama just three weeks before Election Day.
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I went to a number of women's groups and said: "Can you help us find folks," and they brought us whole binders full of women.
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McConnell puts a name on the floor, we look down at our binders, we cast our votes, and we move on to the next one.
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"People in the community would ask me to look into the case, and once I opened the binders I couldn't put it down," he explains.
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During this episode, Moira gets access to Little America's vast catalogue of unidentified victims of Gilead; binders full of dead people found on the border.
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A Hong Kong-based office products company on Friday filed a lawsuit alleging Staples Inc infringed a patent on cushioned tabs for three-ring binders.
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Whatever the cause, with binders full of women running for the Democrats this year it is hard to see men abandoning the party of Trump.
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Often these materials are locked in binders and papers that staff must find and then make copies of if they want to share with colleagues.
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Romney received 49% of the women vote in 2012 despite his "binders full of women" comment and the Obama campaign's aggressive targeting of single women.
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The San Francisco Giants have embraced the iPads, and the Giants' bench coach, Ron Wotus, said that he had eliminated the binders he previously used.
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Several three-ring binders with child pornography were found, and Heinrich was arrested and charged on 25 counts of child pornography offenses, Fox 9 reports.
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I realized they would just write down the verse nice and big and put it in the front, clear slip of their three-ring binders.
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One reason may be that commercial binders lend a false sense of security, leading wearers to keep them on too long or sleep in them.
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We then asked readers who have used chest binders to tell us why they've worn them and what effect binding has had on their lives.
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The actress Alison Pill sat at the bar at Karaoke Boho on a slow Monday night in the West Village, paging through binders of songs.
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He will be handed dozens of binders explaining how his department does everything from monitor weather satellites to administer patents, and admonished to study up.
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Ms. Klobuchar, above, in Iowa last week, threw office objects in frustration, including binders and phones, in the direction of aides, former staff members said.
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On the theory that organized minds require organized binders, the teacher had spent a lot of time teaching students exactly how to arrange their papers.
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It's the end of summer, and the aisles of Target are stocked with multi-colored binders, dolphin-themed folders, and those 20-packs of gel pens.
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The two binders, which weigh in at over 15 pounds and contain almost 200 resumes, were compiled by MassGAP, a coalition of women's groups in Massachusetts.
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But as I came out to more people, purchased binders, and people started using male pronouns, I blossomed socially for the first time in my life.
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Plant-based patties are a blend of soy, rice or pea proteins with vitamins and binders added to mimic the taste and texture of real meat.
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I pull up each card on the computer, find it through the copious amounts of binders and set them aside for him to pay for it.
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The unit, which supplies everything from soy-based food ingredients to tablet binders, could be worth at least $20 billion as a standalone entity, Bloomberg said.
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If you watch it and find yourself craving buckets of skunky beer and crusty three-ring binders full of obscure codes, no one can blame you.
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Not because effective concepts can be copied and pasted into the New England game plan binders for Super Bowl LIII, but to gauge what worked conceptually.
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Some of the most common classroom materials teachers purchase include room decorations, notebooks and binders, snacks for students, and other essentials like tissues or Band-Aids.
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In 2013, the FBI employee began providing Sporyshev with the binders containing purported industry analysis he wrote, supporting documents, and "covertly placed recording devices," prosecutors wrote.
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Often, people purchase binders as a more effective alternative to other forms of compression gear, such as sports bras, when they are dealing with gender dysphoria.
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Klobuchar critics are angry about emails and binders and forks — and whether or not they admit it to themselves, they are angry about something more fundamental.
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By the time I had my surgery and didn't need the binders anymore, we had a transgender resource center where I was able to donate them.
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Frank sold a wide range of merchandise — including T-shirts, binders, pencils, pens, stickers, lunchboxes, and more — that featured every shade of neon known to humanity.
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Some have been stunned by their encounters with prosecutors, who arrive armed with thick binders documenting their text messages, emails and whereabouts on any given date.
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The dozens of scrapbook binders contained in the archive are a window into his self-image as a celebrity: Armstrong looking at us looking at him.
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For you Gen Z kids out there, CD carrying cases were physical binders filled with pages where you would sheathe your favorite discs and album art.
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Thick binders of testimony transcripts sat Thursday on tables in the courtroom as attorneys on both sides considered another request from jurors for excerpts of testimony.
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Holding up two large white binders, Yulín Cruz also said bureaucracy and paperwork was getting in the way of resources reaching people in need of basic supplies.
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The two binders I have been wearing don't seem to conceal as well any longer, so I buy two more during a boring meeting using my phone.
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Beginning last season, every MLB team has an iPad Pro in the dugout that displays the same sort of information teams previously collected in binders of paper.
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Then, I become insanely jealous of anyone under the age of 18 who can convince their mom to go to Target for new pencil cases and binders.
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Christie's team had been quietly gathering résumés and making plans for months, but Pence's team threw out the research, dumping thirty binders of material into the trash.
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I liked to have some extra notebooks and binders on hand for students who couldn't afford them or for when some inevitably fell apart or got damaged.
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Read on to find our top picks for backpacks, lunch boxes, pens, pencils, highlighters, notebooks, planners, paper, folders, binders, art supplies, calculators, laptops, and so much more.
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Binders are a great tool for transgender people who cannot afford or are not allowed to get top surgery, and they're harmless if minor precautions are taken.
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Some stuff they can peddle includes your run-of-the-mill tour must-haves -- T-shirts, jackets, belts, books, binders and lots of other items like that.
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Some transgender teens say they buy binders so that they can "pass" as male or to diminish feelings of discomfort with the body known as body dysphoria.
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Certainly after it's all over and done up in binders I will have passed through the goddamnedest experience of my life and shall never be the same.
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Binders stand on metal shelves, packed with transparencies from long-ago runway shows in New York and Paris, a chronicle of shifting necklines, hems and bejeweled bodices.
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There are about another dozen thick binders and manuals in the farm office for navigating rules and regulations on such things as migrant and seasonal worker protections.
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Binders occasionally repurposed scraps of paper—for example, unused pages from other books produced by the bindery—to use as the liners that stiffen a book's spine.
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Sure, Mitt Romney's "binders full of women" comment sparked an excellent satirical portrait in 2012, and 2008 was the year of gun-toting, bikini-clad Sarah Palin caricatures.
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Lux Alptraum, a feminist author, approached Lean In in 2015 hoping for a grant that would fund Out of the Binders, a nonprofit for women and nonbinary writers.
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This is time they could be spending reading briefing binders, attending hearings, getting to know colleagues — exactly the kinds of things you'd expect members of Congress to do.
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"We're not just replacing binders with tablets, we're actually helping them do things that weren't possible before," Phil Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of marketing told the Journal.
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"Access to binders and non-binaried clothing to me means that I am loved and appreciated by my LGBT family all around the world," one youth told Swanson.
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On Tuesday, Monsanto provided the board with three binders of data on dicamba, Partridge said, part of a wider attempt to convince U.S. regulators its herbicide is safe.
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We would send the parents home with these binders and ask them to write things down and call us days and weeks later with some of the data.
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On Thursday morning, Mr. Bratton went to his final CompStat meeting, where police commanders from around the city huddle around long tables with thick binders filled with statistics.
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As the undercover employee said his company would fire him if it learned he disclosed confidential information, Sporyshev would promptly return the binders after reviewing them, prosecutors said.
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Christie said 35 eight-inch binders of vetted individuals were thrown out when he was replaced by Vice President Mike Pence as the head of the transition team.
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She was then photographed carrying purple binders hours before the announcement, leading some to suggest that she might have been trying to disguise physical signs of a pregnancy.
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Callimachi: Several binders —— Callimachi: That were labeled "Diwan al-Hisba," which means "the Ministry of the Religious Police" — and this stamp that you found says the same thing.
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A gluten-free and vegetarian vitamin, Garden of Life Vitamin Code for Women is made without binders or fillers and contains probiotics and enzymes to help with digestion.
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They took binders stuffed with documents and copied his computer files, looking for evidence that Mr. Manafort, President Trump's former campaign chairman, set up secret offshore bank accounts.
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McDonnell also doubted a college catcher could retain information about pitch sequences and batter tendencies as well as a coach with pitch charts and binders at his fingertips.
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The air is sweet and spicy with incense, the walls bright white and pale green, the plants plentiful, the bar wood, and the binders of lab tests numerous.
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The devices they use are about the size of a baby carrot, and fund managers organize them in binders to keep money organized until there's a better alternative.
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With 33 binders of evidence behind her on the government's table, the prosecutor, Alixandra Smith, went through the evidence in detail in a summation that lasted four hours.
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Representative Sheila Jackson Lee quoted me as saying that the record is "wafer thin" and held up two binders to prove there is an extensive record for impeachment.
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He meant to show how he worked as governor to hire women to his administration, not just men, and was brought "binders full of women" as potential candidates.
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Heinrich was arrested last October and charged with 25 federal child pornography counts after investigators recovered 19 binders and several hard drives containing images of minors in sexual situations.
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The curriculum, presented in glossy binders and workbooks, shows that some of the lessons taught and advice given regarding real estate transactions could actually be illegal in several states.
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Clinton's decision to choose Kaine began when John Podesta brought the candidate two-dozen binders to her home in Chappaqua, New York, in April, according to a campaign aide.
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Clinton has asked her broad circle of experts to submit suggestions, which she had aides compile in subject-specific binders that often crowd her kitchen counter, according to TIME.
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Romney touted the binders after debate moderator Candy Crowley asked him about equality in the workplace in a pivotal second presidential debate in October 2012 against former President Obama.
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L.L. Bean makes great backpacks, and the Deluxe Book Pack is perfect for middle schoolers who need to carry more textbooks, binders, and notebooks around with them every day.
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At a hearing last week, they stacked 23 thick white binders on a table and told Judge Brian Cogan it would be "impossible" to review all of the evidence.
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The two women avoided each other's gaze in the compact courtroom last week, separated by their lawyers, file boxes and three-inch binders filled with old emails and documents.
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I'm worried my decades-long use of binders will one day have a negative impact on my chest surgery results, but I continue to do it to combat dysphoria.
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Commercial binders were highly associated with negative outcomes (20 of 28 negative outcomes), as were elastic bandages (14 of 28), and duct tape or plastic wrap (13 of 28).
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At school board meetings, administrators found themselves presented with two inch-thick binders full of copies of peer-reviewed studies, meant to demonstrate the shortcomings of the administrators' proposals.
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And the most offensive thing Mitt Romney ever said about women was that he had consulted binders full of their résumés in order to hire them to his staff.
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Now we can take next steps to find binders that are specific for space and for variable levels of gravity, from (zero gravity to Mars gravity) and in between.
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But until this is a reality, I'll still be satisfied with charming hand-written binders with tips on the local sights and illustrations on how to figure out the thermostat.
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"I went to a number of women's groups and said, 'Can you help us find folks?' and they brought us whole binders full of women," the former Massachusetts governor said.
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The effort, which launched in the past week on Indiegogo, would offer a quarterly mix of books, clothing and practical necessities, such as chest binders often used by transgender men.
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And The Boston Globe came into possession of Romney's infamous "binders full of women," which he bragged about—to much hilarity and criticism—during a debate against President Barack Obama.
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BinderCon, a bi-coastal conference for women and gender variant writers, grew out the private "Binders Full of Women Writers" Facebook group, which has since ballooned to some 20013,000 members.
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Like, I'm not saying that Jon and Sansa have to bring identical binders or anything, but do they seriously not talk at all between these all-hands sessions at Winterfell?
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Though the statute of limitations prevented charges in Scheierl's case, police did secure a warrant and searched Heinrich's home, allegedly unearthing several binders filled with sexually explicit images of children.
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Trump has long boasted about his association with more successful businesspeople, dropping references to potentates the way kids decorate their school binders with the names of their favorite pop stars.
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Antiques Romantic scheming that a Brooklyn teenager hid from her parents in the 1810s will be exposed this month when three binders filled with letters go on sale in Manhattan.
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Faculty members say some kids saw their first laptop at the school, others used scissors for the first time and some were unfamiliar with putting paper in three-ring binders.
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Chest Binding Helps Smooth the Way for Transgender Teens, but There May Be Risks People who use binders report symptoms like back and chest pain, overheating and shortness of breath.
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The candidates will come to Ohio armed with binders full of position papers, policies and plans; they will have spent many hours preparing their lines of attack and talking points.
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Typically, the process of preparing begins months in advance with large binders and lengthy meetings in the Roosevelt room, as the policy and communications team determines which policies to include.
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OD-ing on fillers and binders causes most restaurants' cakes to resemble vaguely fishy fritters—on top of that, the meat itself might be canned, imitation, or just plain counterfeit.
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In the pages ahead — taken from teen magazines of the '90s and early 2000s — you'll find the ads that covered your binders and D.I.Y. style mood boards back in the day.
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It feels defiant and empowering to show up with a pack of homos in fishnet and camo and binders and booty shorts to take up space and have each others' backs.
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Instead of backpacks, books, and binders, we're filling our red carts with the store's newest drops in seasonal home goods — and today, it's customer-favorite: Project 62's recent anniversary release.
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Clinton has promised a half-woman cabinet, and she is building a transition team that won't need anyone to hand them binders full of women in order to get that done.
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To gather evidence in the case, the FBI used techniques reminiscent of Cold War movies to eavesdrop on Russian agents: bugging binders full of "confidential" industry information, according to court documents.
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From the latter half of the 20th century all the way through the first 15 years of the 21st, there's been endless chatter predicting the end of printed pages between binders.
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I'm currently tracking our guest list in an Excel spreadsheet and our to-do checklist and budget in one of those scary pastel wedding-planning binders you find at Barnes & Noble.
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Binders full of women, be they stored on the internet or the shelf, are seen as a positive—if not ideal—way to formalize the hiring and promotion of more women.
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The binders full of women were still a good idea, and remain so—not just because they formalize a process for hiring more women, but because they're more meritocratic than networking.
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She networked with lawyers across the country, some of them sending her documents they had obtained in discovery in their own lawsuits against GM. Her home became a library of binders.
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Her exploits are neatly cataloged in three binders, his writings are arranged in a neat pile by her desktop, and his quotations are carefully handwritten on the pages of a notebook.
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"A lot of things set in place and a lot of things that fill stackable nanny employee binders are all great in theory but many times they just have no idea."
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GC2B partners with a number of organizations nationwide to help give back to the LGBTQ community by donating used binders and giving a large portion of its proceeds to advocacy groups.
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Ms. Collazo, a lawyer, also showed the binders full of documents she was referring to as she tried to help her friends without firearms figure out how to buy them legally.
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The problems involved electronic poll books — tablets and laptops, loaded with check-in software, that have increasingly replaced the thick binders of paper used to verify voters' identities and registration status.
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Dallas has some experience with the cataloging of tragedy, and its municipal library's holdings include four binders of cards left at Dealey Plaza after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
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Strolling the aisles of Princeton Antiques & Book Service means turning up unusual volumes and dusty copies of childhood favorites, but the real treasure is the shelves of binders at the front.
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Lawyers for Mr. Mohammed and another defendant, Walid bin Attash, asked the judge to clear two thick binders of materials off the witness stand that had obstructed their view of him.
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Mr. Schiff, Mr. Nadler and Representative Jason Crow of Colorado listened to Mr. Jeffries, who consulted one of the many binders that the managers have had with them at the trial.
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"We wanted to focus on this back-to-school time because parents still think of it as this rosy time where you're getting your staplers, shoes, folders and binders," she said.
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" Donnelly's diversity gaffe was reminiscent of Mitt Romney, then the Republican nominee for president, in 2012 awkwardly touting his efforts to hire women by saying he had "binders full of women.
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The point here is not that Americans were horribly unfair to Romney, although the idea that "binders full of women" was a debate-defining gaffe is a bit quaint in retrospect.
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The transition team helmed by Chris Christie created binders of detailed materials with hour-by-hour schedules for President Trump's transition and legislative plans for the earliest days of his fledgling presidency.
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The president has already proven his love for using binders, folders, and stacks of papers as props, so maybe these positive news folders will all appear in a news briefing one day.
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If Dropbox can make that experience more seamless, it might find a user base that rapidly adopts the technology in favor of traditional flatbed scanners — or, worse, huge binders full of documents.
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Typically staged during freshman move-in time, or the first week of the new semester, folding tables are erected outside the bookstore or in the quad, topped with big binders of images.
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The collection takes up an entire bedroom in his house, stored mostly in boxes but also in some of the same three-ring binders he used to display them as a kid.
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You can share your creations on Twitter, Facebook, or Tumblr, and there's also an option to export your design to Zazzle and buy custom t-shirts, mugs, three-ring binders, or mousepads.
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Exhibit A: During a speech at the Department of Transportation on Friday, President Trump stepped away from the podium for a minute to flip through large binders he said were environmental reports.
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The term is one of the many expressions that his staff refers to as "Carl Barneyisms," the abbreviations, aphorisms, quotations and guidelines that pepper the boss's daily conversation and fill employee binders.
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We went from a male candidate, four years ago, professing to have binders full of women he might appoint to a male candidate actually confronted with one who is thwarting his ambitions.
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We wanted to hear more from people who have used chest binders, so we asked readers to tell us why they've worn them and what effect binding has had on their lives.
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The playwright was present, wearing a cream-colored cardigan, crisp jeans and gleaming, off-white, all-leather Chuck Taylors, seated at a folding table crowded with script binders and room-temperature coffees.
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Physical storage of purchased or burned albums in CD binders gave way to scores of iTunes playlists comprised of CDs you physically uploaded into iTunes, or perhaps illegally downloaded from Mega Upload.
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Principals in the study spent an average of $683 of their own money, primarily on snacks and other food for students, classroom and school decorations, and classroom supplies like binders and paper.
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The featured works included a portrait of Lindsay Lohan wearing a bikini and an ankle monitor, a sculpture made from prescription bottles and string lights, and binders of tabloid and magazine clippings.
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To record their conversations, the F.B.I. inserted a listening device into binders that were passed to the Russian intelligence operatives during an energy conference, according to a former United States intelligence official.
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Timothy Egan The Man Who Would Be King signs his executive orders with a stagy flourish, waving thick leather binders "that look like the menu at Beefsteak Charlie's," as Bill Maher said.
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At his trial for financial crimes last summer -- which barely related to Manafort's time on Trump's campaign -- the jury needed a large room so the many boxes of evidence binders would fit.
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World Wide Stationery Manufacturing Co Ltd, which said it is one of the world's largest manufacturers of metal rings used in binders, sued the office supplies retailer in U.S. District Court in Delaware.
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President Trump and his staff have made a habit of placing stacks of papers and binders on stage during speeches and press conferences, turning a political event into much more of a performance.
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Autographed photos in the sale (which sold for up to $2,750 each) showed Houston staff members during Apollo flights, smoking cigars, wearing headsets and surrounded by coffee cups, snacks and stacks of binders.
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Nobody comes out and says anything gross or actionable — this is not "Mad Men," and every company has binders full of rules about appropriate conduct — but the lessons are clear, indisputable and dismaying.
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And presidential nominee Mitt Romney's fumbling efforts to distance himself from those statements, including his cringeworthy remark about having "binders full of women" to consider for positions in his hypothetical administration, didn't help.
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They might, for example, seem unsure of themselves as they're presenting or (in a meeting) rifle through three different binders, all poorly organized, scrambling to find a supporting sheet when asked a question.
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I spent hours poring over my haul, checking the cards' values in price guides, and amassing boxes and binders overstuffed with cards that still reside in my parents' storage unit to this day.
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Indeed, by pouncing at the precise time Manafort was cooperating with Congress, Mueller's investigators were able to seize binders of documents that Manafort and his counsel had prepared to assist his Senate testimony.
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For centuries, builders have been making concrete roughly the same way: by mixing hard materials like sand with various binders, and hoping it stays fixed and rigid for a long time to come.
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Several members of Betances' team carried armfuls of thick white binders, and at one point, someone warned the 6-foot-8 pitcher not to bump his head on a low-hanging ceiling beam.
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Walmart has said the new tariffs could force them to raise prices on wide variety of items, and Target said working families will pay more for school essentials like notebooks, calculators and binders.
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Because, without the metaphorical pages in those metaphorical binders, the country would have new roads and buildings and trains and airports, so much infrastructure that we Americans would get tired of all the infrastructure.
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Romney's chief of staff confirmed that the binders were used throughout his tenure as governor and were ultimately successful at placing women in jobs throughout state government, as well as other boards and commissions.
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Shop Yoobi school supplies at Target here Buying notebooks, binders, pens, and pencil cases in preparation for a productive school year always feels good, but it feels even better when doing so with Yoobi.
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A former teacher turned blogger, Barr knows that her family probably has on hand much of what they need already - from last year's binders that are still good to stashes of pencil-top erasers.
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As a resident historian, Mr. Bower has collected binders full of black-and-white photographs of the shacks and shares stories with visitors about the fishermen and hunters he met who used the shacks.
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Soon afterward, Trump cast aside his team's transition prep work that had happened already and started over; some of his aides described tossing carefully collected binders full of possible personnel picks into trash bins.
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Bookcase Mr. Leifer arranged his bookcase by following two personal rules: He sorted the books according to size and put the less important books and storage binders on the lower shelves out of sight.
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Behind her was a shelf of binders decorated with stickers that said, "Merkel Must Go." Petry took me to her office, where a biography of Merkel that she'd been reading lay on the floor.
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Instead, she has gathered reproductions of the artworks she uses as references in binders available to visitors, together with images found on the internet — a linking of different media and methods of transmitting meaning.
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After dissuading other Commanders from carrying out mass Salvagings, he has to comb through "binders of women" (a self-aware nod to Mitt Romney's 2012 comment about the women applicants he assembled for his staff).
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He figured there had to be a better way than forcing accounting teams to work long hours at the end of each month, often reviewing binders full of printouts, to try to reconcile their books.
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Factors contributing towards high revenue share of this segment in 2014 include growing demand for major polymers such as lubricants, anti-adherents, fillers/diluents, binders, disintegrants, and coating materials in the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries.
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"If nothing else, in the physical sense, not having to have large binders and four lieutenants to carry them for me," General Cartwright said of his decision to carry his briefing documents on an iPad.
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Evenings they work with overwhelmed students to create study guides, do algebra problems, organize binders, smooth out crumpled papers at the bottom of book bags and do "error analyses" when a biology test goes awry.
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The undercover agent started to supply the binders to Buryakov in 2013, urging him to return them as soon as he was finished with them because they were sensitive and confidential, according to court documents.
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The undercover agent started to supply the binders to Buryakov in 2013, urging him to return them as soon as he was finished with them because they were sensitive and confidential, the court documents say.
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Mr. Lopez's business accounts have been closed several times in recent years by three different banks over money-laundering concerns despite his state license, hours of compliance training and binders full of rules and regulations.
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Mr. Epstein, notoriously difficult to work with in his later years, rejected every script that Mr. Brodax presented to him, including one by the novelist Joseph Heller, objecting to the colored binders they came in.
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The defense introduced its own documents to the jury for the first time -- rather than relying on the prosecutors' binders of evidence -- and showed that Manafort had paid $8 million in taxes over 10 years.
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To show how buried in paperwork they were, the lawyers brought the documents to court Tuesday morning and lined them up in 23 white plastic binders, stacked, one next to the other, on a table.
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If you were to put a droplet of its syntax under a microscope, you'd find a swirling necktie pattern of small white starched shirts and three-ring binders and paper cups of stale black coffee.
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Lawmakers and select staff from some congressional committees could page through the material, parts of which are redacted, in large binders labeled "secret" that the Federal Bureau of Investigation turned over to Congress on Tuesday.
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There's a top-loading large main compartment that's big enough to fit binders, a padded laptop pocket that fits devices up to 15-inches, a front accessory pocket and an organization panel for smaller items.
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"We're really at the mercy of whatever seating is on hand at the facility," said Lux Alptraum, founding director of Out of the Binders, which organizes a conference for women and gender-variant writers, called BinderCon.
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The Korans on display, produced in a vast geographic area that extends from eighth century Damascus to 17th century Istanbul, reveal how they were shaped by the different calligraphers, illuminators and binders who put them together.
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Once imported, the cards become a part of your permanent collection — which is to say, the physical versions become more or less display items for those that like to keep binders of cards to show off.
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In another set of tests, the public interest organization examined three three-ring binders for phthalates, a group of chemicals added to plastics to make them flexible, some of which may affect human reproduction or development.
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In July, federal agents carried out an early-morning raid of Mr. Manafort's home, taking binders stuffed with documents and copying Mr. Manafort's computer files, looking for evidence that he set up secret offshore bank accounts.
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I also had this passion from day one that I always wanted something custom, and I would spend hours and hours decorating the covers of my binders, just because I liked having something that was unique.
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Alberto Ayala, deputy executive officer of C.A.R.B., said in an interview last year that Mr. Schmidt had presented him with binders filled with bogus technical information to try to keep the agency from discovering the fraud.
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An administrative assistant sat by her side, giving her the day's assignment: to empty black binders that had been used for a recent conference, remove the tabs, and place them in a box on the floor.
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Wall Street has issued binders full of 287 forecasts in recent days, and the consensus is clear: Strategists expect the global economy to remain subdued in 22014, with GDP growth only marginally stronger than in 22018.
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He displayed his favorites on a shelf—Eminem's The Marshall Mathers LP, Amy Winehouse's Back to Black, assorted Harry Potter soundtracks—and protected the rest inside black faux-leather binders, handling the discs with utmost care.
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President Donald Trump took time out of his Infrastructure Week speech on Friday to toss some binders off a podium, because regulations are choking the red, white, and blue blood that flows through the veins of America.
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Buyout group Rhone Capital is working with Citi on the deal, which may value the Germany-based supplier of binders, additives, feeders, filters and metallurgical products at up to 500 million euros ($559 million), the people said.
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At the meeting, Mr Trump's counterparts brought binders of figures to the session devoted to trade in an attempt to persuade him that his belief that the rest of the world was unfair to America was mistaken.
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The prime minister pulled back two black sheets covering a shelf of what he said were 55,000 documents in several binders and a case with what he said were 183 compact disks that contained another 55,000 files.
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The new straws, targeted to go on sale in the second quarter of 2019, are made of wood and natural binders that can be recycled via industrial composting, and they biodegrade should they end up in seawaters.
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As the Times reported earlier this year, in the mid-1990s Trump once tossed his overcoat and some binders over a Donald Judd sculpture while on his way to show off a Warhol to their architecture critic.
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And in 123, Mitt Romney's claim that he had taken care to hire women on his staff — and that he pulled it off by paging through "binders full of women" — was roundly mocked, memed and finally, commandeered.
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The video starts like a typical back-to-school commercial, with students cheerily showing off recent purchases like binders and headphones, explaining how the items will help them stay organized and learn during the new school year.
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Now he is spending his nights where he has long wanted to be, in the row of creators cradling laptops and binders at the back of a Broadway theater, polishing the show before it opens March 10.
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When Tevet uses a lot of duct tape to secure the binders to the glass, you get the sense that these materials sometimes required the artist to take the long way around to do the simplest things.
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Powered by an Arduino hidden away inside a battery-powered control panel, Hawkins' vending machine takes advantage of the many school lockers that now go unused as textbooks go digital, and laptops and tablets replace notebooks and binders.
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While previous rounds of the trade war between the world's largest economies targeted production materials, including steel and aluminium, this time it's shoes, headphones, pacifiers, bed linens, binders, backpacks, pine nuts and other common items in the crossfire.
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Clearly we're not mad about it, because loading up on moisturizer, lip balm, and a fresh pack of face wipes is a hell of a lot more fun than shopping for loose-leaf paper and three-ring-binders.
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And that's when Donald gifted women everywhere the "binders full of women" of 2016, prompting many to take to social media to reclaim an insult Trump lobbed at Clinton and, unknowingly to him, at all of them too.
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President Trump dramatically dropped thick binders filled with Environmental Impact Statements to the floor of Department of Transportation, calling them "nonsense" and declaring they "could be replaced by just a few simple pages" when announcing his infrastructure plan.
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Spending the weekend at his golf resort in Scotland, Trump underwent brief preparatory sessions with aides who tagged along to the Scottish coast lugging briefing binders and topic papers, most of which went unseen by the President himself.
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Flattening the appearance of one's breasts—whether that's through Ace bandages, compression undergarments, layered T-shirts, sports bras, or commercial binders—doesn't just make it easier to pass in public as the correct gender or wear masculine clothes.
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"It's basically our bible," said Officer Ramses Cruz, who joined a platoon of officers writing down patrol assignments in oversize black leather binders at a recent afternoon roll call at the 214th Precinct Station House in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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Eichhorn's archive on the Contract is presented in a line of overflowing binders containing press clippings, correspondence, and notes on its European translations, continuing the aesthetic of paperwork and recapitulating Siegelaub's priorities of archiving, collecting, and international exchange.
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The president picked up one of three binders, flipped through its pages like I flipped through textbooks in middle school when I wanted to get angry at just how many pages there were, and tossed it on the ground.
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While some of the chefs' additions are far from conventional—think: Champagne in a duck liver variation or truffles in a veal one—the place steers clear of the starches, binders, and preservatives used to pad out processed versions.
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It meant replacing all my old notebooks and binders, wandering the aisles of Target or Staples for fancy new pens and a fresh backpack, and hitting up Limited Too and Payless for that perfect first day of school outfit.
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Buried beneath it all were three thick binders that contained hundreds of succinct scouting reports on some of the most phenomenal schoolboy athletes ever, each of them graded by Garfinkel on a scale of 1 to 10, with comments.
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There are binders, computers and piles of paper, as Assange's day-to-day life is shared in a 43-square-foot room with a "counter-purrveilance" cat which has their own Twitter account, a treadmill, shower, microwave and lamps.
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But in Missouri, Hicklin said, getting hormone therapy and gender-affirming items like clothing, chest binders, or make-up still depends on where a trans inmate happens to be incarcerated, and how well they've made their case for diagnosis.
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This Town Comes Alive Once a Year, as Thousands of Snakes Mate 'The Hunger Games' Prequel Is in the Works 'It's Binding or Suicide': Transgender and Non-Binary Readers Share Their Experiences With Chest Binders What Makes a Leader?
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The owner, Robert Ruffolo, was the chairman of the Atlantic County Historical Museum for 285 years and his collection of local photographs, preserved in these binders, is an illuminating and hugely entertaining way to learn about the city's history.
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Guzman's defense team has also complained it has not had enough time to go over the voluminous evidence being presented against their client, including more than 100,000 audio recordings and recently received binders with 14,000 pages of new documents.
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It was only five years ago that the GOP presidential nominee's biggest "scandal" was an awkward description of an otherwise feminist idea: Mitt Romney's request for "binders of women" to level the playing field for women in the workplace.
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The binders are bursting with new memories — our Great American Road Trip — and except for two laminated family photos we brought along from when our son was alive, no hint of the undercurrent of sadness that ran through it.
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When I spent time with Shkreli for a story not long after his initial arrest in 2015, he pretty much admitted to misleading clients; the correspondence federal prosecutors collected as evidence in 33 enormous binders told a similar story.
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The Obamas both have legacies they want to protect and even though the East Wing transition is often easier -- Laura Bush staffers handed over binders of helpful information to Michelle Obama's staffers after the election -- sometimes it can be fraught.
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Candy Crowley asked about a range of issues that impact women which led to the now infamous "binders full of women" gaffe, which was a very telling moment about how Mitt Romney thinks about women and women in the workplace.
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When Romney, in another debate, said awkwardly that he had "binders full of women" lined up for top jobs, clever outsiders made jokes and memes and shaped his attempt to promise inclusion into an emblem of an out-of-touch candidacy.
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"We'll actually be forwarding to his committee several binders of information with footnotes for areas that will highlight where ... and how they should look at it, and would at least give them a fast track" for how to review the documents.
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Of the two-dozen people that were on Clinton's short list -- their information were delivered to Clinton by Podesta in April in Duane Reade plastic bags filled with binders -- Kaine was ultimately the only one to get a second meeting.
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" According to a September Quillette essay Elliot wrote about how the list changed his life, his name was listed next to an entry that read, "Rape accusations, sexual harassment, coercion, unsolicited invitations to his apartment, a dude who snuck into Binders???
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I make sure I have all work items in my backpack (badge, laptop, agenda, notebooks, binders, paper) and personal items (Chapstick, lotion, tissues, headphones, mobile device, water bottle, wallet, and keys), and then I grab my lunch and head out.
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"Romney's binders were fodder for humor when we thought we had the space to complain about the manner in which the GOP nominee went about getting women in his circle," the Massachusetts-based writer behind the @RomneysBinder parody account told me.
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Abuse-deterrent formulations can also be pH sensitive so they "know" to turn into unusable paste when they don't dissolve in the gut; they can be formulated to have "sticky" binders that prevent snorting, or can have crush-proof outer coatings.
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Inside his office, the thick carpeting and friendly banter between Payne and his two long-standing employees give the place a homey feel, albeit a home with files stacked everywhere and large binders labeled "GARNISHMENTS" spilling out of a cabinet.
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As a gallery assistant at the time, she was tasked with being responsible for the three-ring binders that contained all the info about the artwork on display — putting pertinent details at everyone's fingertips but in an old-fashioned way.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The FBI eavesdropped on meetings involving Russian intelligence personnel in New York City, including a suspected spy posing as a trade representative, by hiding recorders in binders containing supposedly confidential information about the energy sector, U.S. prosecutors said.
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Kennedy's role that day was to deliver the oath to his former clerk, but some of the judicial conservatives assembled in the Rose Garden were wondering if Kennedy might soon provide them with the opportunity to return to their vetting binders.
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Even as her business partnerships were falling apart and her technological innovations stalling, Holmes included financial information in Theranos investor binders projecting $1 billion in revenues for 2015, which, by that point, she knew could not be true, says the complaint.
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Throughout areas controlled by the terror group in Iraq, as well as in Syria and Libya, the Islamic State's hisba became a bureaucracy of virtue, its offices filling up with binders of receipts for the various violations it had issued.
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But like many collectors, his personal collection is still listed in "binders and folders and a manual spreadsheet" — all things that could be destroyed in a flood, as was his own home in 2001 when a tropical storm flooded Houston.
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Others are conceptual, as in "Flacher Abfall / Flat Waste": for one year, Roth kept everyday ephemera that was under five millimeters thick and preserved it in more than 600 binders (a single item in each plastic sleeve), lining dozens of bookshelves.
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Most high-protein pastas on the market contain a slew of ingredients including binders and other starches to keep the pasta from disintegrating once it hits boiling water, but what's remarkable about Tolerant is it's made with only one ingredient: red lentil flour.
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"And it didn't go away for four or five days so because of that we went to the ER." She showed the show's host a stack of binders she kept, keeping track of patterns with McFarlane's chronic illness over months of hospital visits.
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Houellebecq answered the door wearing a denim shirt and jeans—hiked up to a seemingly concave chest—and ushered a visitor inside, past a polka-dot shopping cart, some metal shelves stocked with bottled water, and a closet filled with three-ring binders.
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Memes were popping up almost immediately after each perceived political gaffe or dig — from "Binders full of women" to "The Big Bird fiasco" to the 6900% video that began as a private conversation and became one of the defining themes of the election.
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" His coping strategy is a mixture of pride and shame: "Sometimes I go into post offices and leaf through binders of state posters, looking to see if there's a sketch resembling me, a description of what I've done — but there never is.
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Tom Brady was leading a tour through a set of fat binders that he keeps in his den, with each one devoted to one of the 493 seasons he has played in the N.F.L. This one, marked "2016," began with a particular memento.
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On Monday, clutching inch-thick binders full of facts and figures, artists, teachers and nonprofit workers clustered in meeting rooms at the Omni Shoreham Hotel, discussing the best ways to ask lawmakers not only to preserve the funding, but also to increase it.
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As a recent story in GQ, about the declining sperm count in men, points out, phthalates are even more ubiquitous: They are in the coatings of pills and nutritional supplements; they're used in gelling agents, lubricants, binders, emulsifying agents, and suspending agents.
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"Dave was showing me his nascent system (this is almost 303 years ago, he's an associate dean at Touro which is a new, upstart feeling medical school) and he's got these binders full of data… Probably enough paper to hit the ceiling," Pianko recalled.
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Earlier in May, GC2b launched a line of chest binders — a type of compression garment generally worn by trans men, gender non-conforming individuals or those with chest-related dysphoria — in five skin-matching tones, ranging from a pale beige to a deep brown.
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" In front of me are medicine cabinet mock-ups, behind are racks and racks of binders, underwear (including a sports bra bearing Genesis P-Orridge's signature), and T-shirts with trans pride messages (for example, "Nice gender, did your mum pick it out for you?
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The Football is actually full of binders and plans for war, so that a President can flip through it and decide what kind of nuclear war he wants to launch -- then he communicates that order to the Pentagon or Raven Rock, where it's promptly executed.
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At first I suspected that we were in a school that was closed for the weekend, because the forms and the binders in the office where I was booked reminded me of a teachers' lounge, and the extras who were playing criminals looked suspiciously young.
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He sold the house I grew up in and gave me all the thousands of regular pictures he shot in the years before he took up stereo photography: faded prints, boxes of unexamined negatives, multiple binders of carefully sorted slides — half a lifetime of work.
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After the trip ended, I collected everything — the notes I wrote every night, the receipts for everything we bought, the postcards and assorted scraps of paper (ticket stubs and the like) — along with over six hundred photos, and compiled it into four large binders.
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The interactive bedroom on the site is a time-warp to 1997, complete with a Nintendo 64, a record player, a bulky wireless phone, and one of those giant CD-sleeve binders that you could whip out and flip through to impress your crush.
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Sitting near what he called the "situation room," littered with binders and suited consultants and a devoured pandoro, Mr. Quagini explained that last Monday's final batch of 5,000 cakes was intended to make sure Veronese customers were not left out in the national buying spree.
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The Boston Globe got its hands on Mitt Romney's infamous "binders full of women," which were the centerpiece of an awkward 2012 presidential debate moment when Romney tried to illustrate how he'd tried to hire more women for state positions when he was governor of Massachusetts.
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She noted that while 2012 Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney had "binders full of women" that he vowed to draw from when staffing his administration, few transition officials actually look at those books during the short and high-stress time a new team has to recruit people.
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For instance, progressives have signaled for months that they have binders full of opposition research on Clinton's former State department adviser and current Morgan Stanley vice chairman Tom Nides, and that they would plan to oppose his appointment to a top administration position, including chief of staff.
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"'We have an office boy who can never get enough to eat,'" Dr. Rosenberg read aloud at his kitchen table, scanning a letter that Mr. Fry had sent to his wife, one of countless mementos that Dr. Rosenberg has preserved in binders and boxes, documentation of his extraordinary journey.
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Airbus and Eurofighter on Tuesday submitted six binders of information to the German defence ministry, which has said it will prioritize a European fighter, but has also asked for information about the Lockheed Martin F-35 fighter jet and Boeing Co's F-15E and F/A-18E/F jets.
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Airbus and Eurofighter on Tuesday submitted six binders of information to the German defense ministry, which has said it will prioritize a European fighter, but has also asked for information about the Lockheed Martin F-35 fighter jet and Boeing Co's F-15E and F/A-18E/F jets.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey, with Vice President-elect Mike Pence and purged Christie's allies from the team, throwing away months' worth of their work recruiting and vetting personnel; a senior Trump aide, Stephen K. Bannon, made a show of gleefully dumping binders filled with résumés into the trash.
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Investigating her late husband's snickarbod (Swedish for toolshed and sometimes called a mansdagis, or male kindergarten) she marvels at its harmonious arrangements — chisel, level, rotary hammers, pliers and hacksaw frames, warrantees and instructions filed neatly in binders — and notes the erotic qualities of its oils, pumps and rubber valves.
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Beyond Meat, one of the major companies competing in the plant-based meat business, said its products are made by layering in plant-based fats, binders, fruit and vegetable-based colors and flavors using a process of heating, cooling and pressure to create the fibrous texture of meat.
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One day aliens may come down to Earth, and if they want a thorough record of the physiological patterns of humankind, they'd might want to check out Sothern's 3,100 pages of personal records, stored neatly in three-ring binders, in the spare room of his house in St. Paul, Minnesota.
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The analysts, engineers from a loan data firm, have worked for almost a year with the bank's officials to comb through aging files, copies of which are kept in binders tied together with string and stacked in cupboards, in order to help prepare a 28 billion euro bad loan sale.
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Inspired by the work of a similar group out of California, Levin and this self-selected bipartisan group would go on to solicit resumes from women in seven areas of government, screening them for inclusion in one of two hefty binders intended for the state's next governor, whoever that would be.
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"She's got more than any state archive," said Isabel Enzenbach, who curated an exhibit at the German Historical Museum, featuring Ms. Mensah-Schramm's 80-odd binders of material, that traces the lengthy German tradition of plastering walls with messages of hate, as well as longer, funnier and more thoughtful counterarguments.
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In a largely decorous but occasionally testy confrontation over four hours, the state trial attorney David E. Nachman presented Mr. Greenberg with dozens of reports, memos, calender items and depositions in three-ring binders about escalating losses in the auto warranty insurance program begun by Mr. Greenberg's son Evan, then an A.I.G. executive.
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Each day this week, Instacart workers plan to take a variety of measures, including filing wage claims, requesting an audit from the Department of Labor over "missing tips," contacting legislators, and hand-delivering binders to partners of the company to inform them of their grievances, such as low pay and worker safety concerns.
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For years, sick babies at the University of Virginia Children's Hospital would spend days, weeks and even months in the heavily-monitored, technology-filled neonatal intensive care unit, only to eventually go home with little more than old-school binders for their parents to diligently take notes on their health with a pen and paper.
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The casting team also tries to meet the high expectations of audience members (who know how Black Widow kicks or how Gamora holds her sword) by compiling binders full of detailed information about each hero, as well as hiring makeup artists who can execute otherworldly looks offscreen — and make it look the same without CGI, every single time.
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Amy Longa, the center's director has been scrambling to quickly assist new refugees like Htoo and his family, organizing their important records in three-ring binders for them to keep when the center closes, helping them spend their cash assistance as quickly as possible so they don't lose it and scrambling to make sure job placements are completed.
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Mr. Harrison also stayed away from the wall unit, which holds Ms. Osnes's very special property: 10 binders of Playbills (arranged chronologically, starting with the "Man of La Mancha" Broadway revival she saw during a trip to New York as a high school student in 2003) and a selection of board games, including Yahtzee, Life, Sorry, Scrabble and Clue.
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According to the Globe, the white binders weigh about 15 pounds together and contain the resumes and cover letters of almost 200 candidates, including Susan Windham Bannister, now president and CEO Biomedical Growth Strategies; Gina McCarthy, an EPA chief in the Obama administration; and Luisa Paiewonsky, now infrastructure systems and technology director at the U.S. Department of Transportation Volpe Center.
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Much of what's here is, indeed, archival, in the sense of its recycling material from a near and distant past, as in Maya Mackrandilal's takeaway photo tributes to historic female activists; Zinnia Naqvi's real and re-enacted family pictures; and in the binders of the information compiled by Chitra Ganesh and Mariam Ghani on South Asian immigrants reported missing in the United States since Sept. 11.
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Paper Source planners 25% off with code ORGANIZE25 Stanley classic vacuum bottle Nike Brasilia XL training backpack Rocketbook reusable notebooks Locker accessories kit BIC ballpoint pens (60 count) The Economist subscription 12 weeks for $12 Windproof travel umbrella Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus graphing calculator One-inch binders (four pack) Bic Xtra-Sparkle mechanical pencils (40 pack) Heading into college without a good laptop is a difficult task.
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Two years later, at the School of Visual Arts, where he was teaching art history, Bochner presented the show "Working Drawings and Other Visible Things on Paper Not Necessarily Meant to Be Viewed as Art" — a set of office binders that contained Xeroxed versions of notes by Robert Smithson, Dan Flavin, Judd and others for their own art, placed on plinths — which is now considered to be the first exhibition of conceptual art.
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Here are the best binders for school you can buy: Best binder for school overall: Case-it Universal 2-Inch 3-Ring Zipper Binder with Laptop HolderBest binder for elementary school: Mead Zipper Binder with Expanding File, 1 ½ inchBest binder for middle school: The Five Star® Multi-Access Zipper Binder, 2 inchBest binder for high school: Staples Better Binder, 1.5 inchBest binder for college: Forevermore Portfolio PadfolioThe best notebooks you can buy Print is dead?
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" During a town-hall-style debate with then-President Obama in 2012, Republican presidential nominee Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyA US-UK free trade agreement can hold the Kremlin to account Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE got everyone's attention when he boasted about having "binders full of women.
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Former 2012 Republican presidential nominee Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyA US-UK free trade agreement can hold the Kremlin to account Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE's infamous debate claim that he had "binders full of women" appears to be real, and the Boston Globe has obtained them, the paper reported Tuesday.
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Laptop backpack with USB charging port Purell travel hand sanitizer (nine pack) Vera Bradley umbrella Mead spiral notebooks (four pack) Insulated lunch bag Stanley classic vacuum bottle Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus graphing calculator BIC mechanical pencils 2019-2020 academic year planner One-inch binders (four pack) Plastic dividers with pockets BIC ballpoint pens (60 count) 11-piece locker decorating kit Sony Digital Paper PNY 16GB flash drives (five pack) Not every student needs electronics for their classes, but they sure make studying and doing homework easier.
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JanSport backpack Rocketbook notebooks (one lined and one dot grid) Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus graphing calculator Stanley classic vacuum bottle Nike Brasilia XL training backpack Clear bubble umbrella Plastic dividers with pockets One-inch binders (four pack) Contigo 20-ounce travel mug BIC ballpoint pens (60 count) Bic Xtra-Sparkle mechanical pencils (40 pack) Locker accessories kit Multiuse 8.5-inch x 11-inch paper (eight reams) Insulated lunchbox PNY 16GB flash drives (five pack) In 2019, you can't be going back to school without the latest tech gear (or discounted older models).
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The brief descriptions I can give you of the pitchers who have replaced them all sound like characters you'd see passing through the background of a Charles Portis novel—a guy from Louisiana with back problems that kept him in bed for three months; a Californian with dazed stoner eyes, highly questionable hair, and one arm tattooed with the sort of imagery that middle school heshers draw on their binders; a man in his early 40's who is shaped like an heirloom eggplant and only throws one pitch.
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Our pick for the best binder for school is the Case-it Universal 2-Inch 3-Ring Zipper Binder with Laptop HolderHere are the best binders for school you can buy:Best binder for school overall: Case-it Universal 2-Inch 3-Ring Zipper Binder with Laptop HolderBest binder for elementary school: Mead Zipper Binder with Expanding File, 1 ½ inchBest binder for middle school: The Five Star® Multi-Access Zipper Binder, 2 inchBest binder for high school: Staples Better Binder, 1.5 inchBest binder for college: Forevermore Portfolio Padfolio
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Herschel backpack Stanley classic vacuum bottle Clear bubble umbrella Nike Brasilia XL training backpack Rocketbook reusable notebooks The Economist subscription 12 weeks for $12 One-inch binders (four pack) Locker accessories kit BIC ballpoint pens (60 count) Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus graphing calculator 35% off three cases of Hint + free lunch cooler Bic Xtra-Sparkle mechanical pencils (40 pack) Multiuse 8.5-inch x 11-inch paper (eight reams) Insulated lunchbox PNY 16GB flash drives (five pack) Getting new electronics is arguably the most fun part of back-to-school shopping.
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Under Armour Recruit 2.0 backpack Vera Bradley umbrella Mead spiral notebooks (four pack) Purell travel hand sanitizer (nine pack) Insulated lunch bag Stanley classic vacuum bottle Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus graphing calculator BIC mechanical pencils 2019-2020 academic year planner Seven-piece locker kit One-inch binders (four pack) Plastic dividers with pockets Vacuum insulated stainless steel thermos BIC ballpoint pens (60 count) PNY 16GB flash drives (five pack) Tech is a slightly more forgiving category if you don't need it for your day-to-day class activity.
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KIPP Fresno's school plan described what it called "a few" examples: messy binders and desks, crooked lines, trash on the floor, untucked shirts, slouching, note passing, loud talking, deep sighing, whining, laughing at others, eye rolling, teeth sucking, gum chewing, yawning, pen tapping, doodling, feet dragging, running in the hallways, and sloppy bulletin boards Take any of those steps, and a student would face a sliding scale of consequences, from losing points in their classroom reward system to being asked to stand up for the rest of the class period, according to the KIPP Fresno plan.
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