It'd be one thing if they were borderline calls, but those are not borderline calls.
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"The borderline danger, borderline madness is something that pushes us in our designs and our research and our need to create," he said.
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When they were more than that, they seemed borderline nuts ("How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days") or borderline evil ("The Proposal").
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What started out as a borderline corny one-track cop show has blossomed into ... well, something still earnest and borderline corny, but much richer and every bit as addictive.
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This episode is borderline nuts … or maybe I am.
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Looking at strangers' images feels very voyeuristic — borderline creepy.
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This is a popular move that doubles as borderline irresponsible.
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He spent three years photographing it for his series Borderline.
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The fire was just about a mile away from Borderline.
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First up are the devices that are only borderline robots.
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They said it because it was funny, and borderline improbable.
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But for $230, I find this to be borderline unacceptable.
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"That's right at the borderline," said Ms. Hyde, the dietitian.
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The movie has gone from dystopian comedy to borderline documentary.
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Lauvergne and Morrow are borderline rotation players with limited upside.
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His borderline indifference to health reform was startling to witness.
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The coverage losses and premium hits would be borderline catastrophic.
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I took the tiniest piece and it was borderline revolting.
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"I was diagnosed with bipolar, borderline, depression," Ms. Dupill said.
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I "suffer" from Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), coupled with Epilepsy.
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He's borderline diabetic, has compromised lungs, and high blood pressure.
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But what exactly "borderline" means to YouTube is vaguely defined.
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My roommate is borderline overweight — her doctor's words, not mine!
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They have borderline levels of LDL cholesterol, the dangerous kind.
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This was the crowd that filled the Borderline on Nov.
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There's a hugely romantic and borderline sappy vibe taking place.
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His email to his primary care physician was borderline apologetic.
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I have borderline hypertension, so getting regular readings is essential.
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Six of his friends were killed at the Borderline shooting.
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Annie means 'Anxiety' and Bella 'Borderline', while Sophie is 'Schizophrenia'.
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The uncomfortably forceful (and borderline cultish) #TakeTheOath hashtag tops that list.
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It was right on the borderline of where we've been searching.
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The food puns and borderline-pornographic illustrations are an added bonus.
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"The shooting at Borderline, luckily I was not inside," she added.
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"He probably has a case of borderline personality disorder," Maria said.
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Speaking as an architecture critic, this is insane and borderline totalitarian.
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His actual policy directives, much like Trump's, would be borderline irrelevant.
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In proper Reddit fashion, things got increasingly involved and borderline obsessive.
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CNN described Borderline as a popular spot for local college students.
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"It makes the options on these things borderline untradable," he said.
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It's borderline dangerous for an automated "therapist" to operate that way.
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"Soda lime silicate cookware is borderline," they warned in their conclusion.
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In what twisted morality is dating bad but borderline incest ok?
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A cemetery in Tecate, Baja California, which sits beside the borderline.
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Against an even-strength juggernaut like the Bruins, it's borderline impossible.
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After all, this celebrity couple is so cute it's borderline disgusting.
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Fitzgerald called the filing "borderline unethical" in issuing his gag order.
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Helus was among the first officers through the door at Borderline.
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Once upon a time, "national conversation" was practical and borderline academic.
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Trotsky all of a sudden becomes sullen, silent and borderline abusive.
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The international borderline, unmarked, runs through the middle of the culvert.
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ONLY TOO was another borderline-acceptable entry that required careful cluing.
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With enough time, taking them away becomes a borderline criminal offense.
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Borderline was our safe space, for lack of a better term.
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But this time, at the Borderline, a learned response kicked in.
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In November, my primary doctor told me I was borderline obese.
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Ms. Brown knows something about the borderline between theater and dance.
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Salvo's surfaces are smooth, his edges crisp, his palette borderline fluorescent.
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Could he even inspire a borderline person to do something violent?
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Rubio said the decision to rebuke Warren was "borderline," and Sen.
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From Google's point of view, all of this is borderline ridiculous.
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One study shows that 45 percent of borderline patients are unemployed.
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"For somewhat of a borderline misanthrope, this is incredible," Mr. Stallone said.
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Comparatively speaking, the Magic Leap One goggles are sleek and borderline cool.
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" As Kroll notes, the ad was "blasted as homophobic and borderline racist.
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Sometimes these numbers seem not only obscene ($209 million!), but borderline impossible.
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She's a borderline alcoholic with a prickly personality and terrible relationship skills.
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Movements often attract fanatics or borderline personalities, and that's exactly what happened.
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Bobby's trades had been borderline illegal, and his bosses wanted him out.
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Depression with a hint of borderline is what the clinicians labeled it.
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But in the era of Trump, such a reading becomes borderline impossible.
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The action scenes, by contrast, are visually uninteresting, borderline generic and unnecessary.
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In September, Davidson shared that he was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder.
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But the experience of using the Altwork Station is actually borderline rapturous.
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It's also borderline tacky, but in a forgivable, hipster sort of way.
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Complaints about these caps have increased from general outrage to borderline paranoia.
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The overall framing puts a strange, borderline misogynist spin on Sally's section.
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Three men, including Lee, are (or were) at least borderline intellectually disabled.
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I also want you to be borderline demanding about gifts this year.
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The next pitch was a borderline pitch that Tumpane called ball three.
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She'd been visiting friends there that she first met through the Borderline.
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You're charming and you're funny and you're so handsome it's borderline offensive.
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Bland, boring, and sometimes borderline incoherent, Suicide Squad is a disappointing disaster.
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At times, the singing sounds borderline operatic or almost like folk melody.
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Ron Helus, 54, was among the first officers to arrive at Borderline.
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China responded with borderline absurd promises of retaliation, carefully avoiding anything damaging.
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Or, as one senior EU official puts it, "it is borderline criminal".
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He lives in Thousand Oaks, California, scene of the 2018 Borderline shooting.
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Borderline. And how does a 15th anniversary stack up against a 10th?
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My wife threw me a birthday party this year at the Borderline.
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In fact, somebody said, there's no more music playing at the borderline.
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Instead, the moment is right on the borderline of camp and terror.
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I don't want to overblow anything, but it was borderline online stalking.
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"White Crime" is borderline offensive, "$ave Dat Money" no-holds-barred cheap.
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He does a lot of stuff that [is] borderline racist, to me.
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But then again—where exactly is the borderline between noise and music?
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P.O. : I'm sorry you're plagued by this self-doubt and borderline hubris.
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YouTube also designates some content as borderline, neither blocking nor promoting it.
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I don't know where the borderline is for the standard of art.
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Voter fraud as commonly understood — people illegally casting voters — is borderline nonexistent.
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When it comes to alterations I am unrelenting and only borderline impolite.
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Tourists searching for the perfect selfie have rendered Washington Street borderline unpassable.
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A man outside the Borderline Bar and Grill in Thousand Oaks, Calif.
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His home is walking distance from the Borderline bar in Thousand Oaks.
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I've been going to Borderline as long as I've been in college.
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He is borderline addicted to Up and has been for several years.
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USSR matchups and still tally medal counts by nation, is borderline absurd.
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"It really is borderline semantics, to be honest with you," Fauci said.
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Helus was among the first officers through the door at the Borderline.
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There are the borderline incomprehensible conversations about blood cleansing and the vatas.
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"Borderline irresponsible"Cotton's theory has already been thoroughly debunked by multiple scientists.
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Into the Dark depicts the retreats as damaging, sexist, and borderline evil.
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Profiles are bare, and picking people you're interested in is borderline thoughtless.
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Like the dove, college feels borderline out of reach to Nate too.
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In Kamarotos's "Breath of Salt" series, mundane beach scenes turn borderline surreal.
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If the content is "borderline," it should be tagged with a warning.
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Khan had been diagnosed with borderline personality disorder over ten years beforehand.
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Kristina Morisette Morisette worked as the cashier at the Borderline, ABC13 reported.
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It is important to know about borderline personality disorder because of its frequent co-occurrence with depression and the fact that, when both are present, efforts to treat the depression without treating the borderline personality disorder do not work.
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"The borderline is a very powerful leitmotif of the Jesuits," Father Henríquez said.
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"I found out I have BPD, which is borderline personality disorder," he revealed.
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The fictitious story described three levels of selfie obsession: Borderline, Acute, and Chronic.
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"Borderline hypertension" more accurately describes Sanders's demeanor than any other word I've encountered.
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"I found out I have BPD, which is borderline personality disorder," he said.
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"A tune that I am trying currently is 'Borderline' by Madonna," McFarlane says.
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The hotel in Playa del Carmen was also in Centro, borderline Calica area.
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His funniest characters are furious and at least on the borderline of delirium.
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He had nothing to do with this reduction, he insists, sounding borderline distraught.
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Playing a tireless, borderline incompetent Southern sheriff, Jackie Gleason provided a fun antagonist.
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In fact, no one said a thing about my borderline deformed-looking arms!
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This story has been updated to include more information about Borderline Personality Disorder.
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You already know it's borderline criminal to sleep on a good Target sale.
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But the notion that it will be passed in March is borderline farcical.
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I'm borderline competent at it, and I can't say that about many things.
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Near then end, it's borderline impossible to follow the game with your eyes.
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"It's a borderline untenable system," Cutrufo said, speaking of the city's transportation network.
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Considering that level of wealth is borderline unethical, that's probably a good thing.
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He came off, by turns, as affable, prickly, charming, abrasive, and borderline abusive.
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Levels from 130 mg/dL to 159 mg/dL are considered borderline high.
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Borderline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks was hosting its weekly College Country Night.
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She sounds like an overbearing Cabbage Patch doll not a borderline stalker. 219.
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Getting to the Borderline itself was also impossible because of the police response.
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With her warm smile, Kristina was a natural working the door at Borderline.
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Amber recently opened up about being bipolar and suffering from borderline personality disorder.
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The shell was crispy, but it was borderline overcooked and drowning in grease.
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Dispense with the essay, and use personal interviews, if necessary, for borderline cases.
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Against Portland in the conference semifinals, Green was borderline obsessed with psychological games.
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He'll probably sit on the borderline of my top ten TEs this week.
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You have the means, and you have someone who is borderline backup material.
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He's still very clearly grappling with far-right views and borderline holocaust denial.
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To try and provoke him, to me, is borderline cruel at this point.
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And a lot of the score ends up being borderline noise, ya know?
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There is a borderline racist/homophobic caricature of a gay Indian wedding planner.
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Trump, who campaigned extensively for Cruz, demonstrated "borderline racism" at times, Straus said.
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"It suggests that this case is not far from the borderline," he said.
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But that being said, Borderline would not have been a place for that.
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Jimmy Kimmel said the simple fact of Mr. Trump's attendance was borderline remarkable.
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Still, they speak of their relocation as a charmed, even borderline miraculous, event.
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Discussing Trump on "60 Minutes," he had a manner that was borderline coquettish.
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He just got over a month-long cold (borderline flu) and now this.
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His influence is also apparent in the performances, which can be borderline affectless.
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Missed with a couple of, what I thought, borderline pitches to (Yasmani) Grandal.
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Also, YouTube will not exclude the so-called borderline videos from search results.
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The expressions of mutual admiration that permeated the Oval Office were borderline unctuous.
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But until that day comes, borderline cap circumvention moves are pretty much fine.
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Facebook uses the term "borderline content" to describe what stories will be affected here.
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Sure, it has more cargo room, but it's also borderline undrivable in the city.
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Maybe we'll have better luck trying to suss out how YouTube defines "borderline" content?
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Jade Vallario A borderline orange red is just what the Fashion Week doctor ordered.
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But — let's face it — it also allows for a longer, borderline-therapeutic beauty routine.
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He has a long history of sexist, anti-gay, racist, and borderline fascist rhetoric.
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For those who are borderline obsessed with cybersecurity, this may be your best bet.
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Borderline videos get stamped "graphic" and stripped of features that would give them prominence.
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When do you flip the switch declaring the whole subject to be "borderline content"?
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Bolsonaro has a long history of sexist, anti-gay, racist, and borderline fascist rhetoric.
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It looks like something she does to pass the time, which is borderline sociopathic.
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"I'm a perfect example of the American dream, if you're white and borderline pretty."
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It drifts between borderline-Beatles pop, swirling shoegaze, macabre balladry, and grubby pop-punk.
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Most meteorologists agree that daily forecasts beyond 29 to 260 days are borderline useless.
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Even though Clinton's triglycerides count jumped from 113 to 159, that's only borderline high.
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For example, Google's YouTube subsidiary has promised to "begin reducing recommendations of borderline content".
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A mention of a "borderline" patient named Melissa made me perk my ears up.
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"Criminalisation has the capacity to 'chill' medical decision making in borderline cases," she says.
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For his part, Macpherson impregnated HD two years before the menage collaborated on Borderline.
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Question: My wife is five months pregnant and so moody that she's borderline irrational.
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At the same time, the amount of talent currently out there is borderline overwhelming.
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It now sounds like a kaleidoscopic circus of juvenilia, it's cheerful cacophony borderline unlistenable.
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It's not really an awards show until the host makes a borderline-inappropriate joke.
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And in retrospect, his decision to skip a couple of debates looks borderline catastrophic.
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It keeps our space from feeling cluttered and our borderline hoarder tendencies in check.
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It's been told to her like a story, one that still feels borderline unbelievable.
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According to Royal Wrestling, Adler was a bouncer at the Borderline Bar and Grill.
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Like what happened Wednesday night at the Borderline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks, California.
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Now the owner of the bar has to decide if Borderline will ever reopen.
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Greg Zanis placed 12 wooden crosses near Borderline Bar & Grill, CNN affiliate KABC reported.
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She has a diagnosis (borderline personality disorder), and a therapist and a treatment plan.
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In addition to the asthma and sleep apnea, she had borderline high blood pressure.
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Nicholas Champion, who was inside the Borderline Bar and Grill in Thousand Oaks, Calif.
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The sound quality on the Rode mics is really terrific — borderline studio-quality stuff.
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Namely: the current administration, who make it borderline dangerous to be a queer American.
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Would anyone older than ASOS's target demo wear such a confident, borderline goofy statement?
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Paul Geffken, 2000, a member of the Borderline Running Club in North Andover, Mass.
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Usually, the Canadian singer is borderline arrogant but "Believe It" finds him navigating vulnerability.
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I followed the borderline from end to end, mostly on foot, occasionally by canoe.
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Oh no, this trailer is only a minute long and I'm already borderline crying.
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Fetty Wap's "Trap Queen," shimmering and yelping and borderline whimsical, became a global phenomenon.
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"It's been borderline tears from the time I got the phone call," she said.
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For those who are borderline obsessed with cybersecurity, this may be your best bet.
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Hyper-intense NBA star Russell Westbrook can be borderline scary on the basketball court.
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Question: Could it be that our schools are underfunded to a borderline criminal degree?
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And despite high cholesterol and borderline obesity, he declared Trump is in "excellent" health.
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I'm not saying — it could be considered by some a borderline treason-type situation.
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First, it's about respecting your elders (even if they're roaring, rude and borderline suicidal).
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Dr. Gunderson plunged into the literature on borderline patients and distilled their defining features.
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Dr. Gunderson's long commitment to people with borderline personality disorder had a hopeful payoff.
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He gave a speech to the Republican Jewish Coalition that was borderline anti-Semitic.
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He himself had been in some borderline-hairy situations with these guys, he said.
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" She said that for some competitors, trying to match Amazon will be "borderline impossible.
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The emotional connection that runners have with their running shoes is borderline creepy sometimes.
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"We're always ready for a borderline catastrophe to happen in our lives," he says.
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In the blog post, YouTube also said it was expanding its "borderline content" policy to more countries outside the U.S. YouTube considers borderline content to be videos that don't technically violate its policies, but could be used to spread fake news and information.
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"What I went through to get this measurement was borderline ridiculous," he told the publication.
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The animation is stunning, so lifelike it'd be borderline terrifying if it weren't so cute.
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They may also have other personality disorders, such as borderline, histrionic, or avoidant personality disorders.
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However, like almost every other acclaimed online dating site, the free version is borderline worthless.
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"We also really dig into borderline gray areas that people don't really understand," she said.
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She was also at the Borderline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks, California, on Wednesday night.
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"Borderline meant a lot to us before Route 91, and ever more afterwards," she said.
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"On depression, [students] moved from the borderline concerning levels to the normal level," Sibinga explains.
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They were just thrilled to learn that our nation's commander-in-chief was borderline literate.
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Videos that are labeled borderline will not be removed from the site, the company said.
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Check. For someone who needs something borderline gross and immensely satisfying, you've found your match.
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I was able to connect my caretakers' actions with symptoms of undiagnosed Borderline Personality Disorder.
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Gif via GizmodoMany animals' mating rituals can be pretty elaborate, and some are borderline disturbing.
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This borderline reckless spending habit puts them in the vulnerable position of not saving enough.
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On Wednesday, a shooter opened fire at the Borderline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks, Calif.
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So was this borderline painful exercise in forced meat eating even worth it for me?
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Image: TwelveSouthThere are some Apple fans who have a borderline unhealthy obsession with its products.
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The Chromebook 13 continues in HP's renewed interest in making laptop machines borderline jewelry-grade.
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On the same settings, the HD 2550 couldn't compete, clocking a borderline unplayable 5503 fps.
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We train AI systems to detect borderline content so we can distribute that content less.
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So from bloomers to borderline capris, I challenged myself to make these 'weird' bottoms work.
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Trying to do so with serious mechanical questions looming about your swing is borderline impossible.
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That doesn't sound like borderline dog eugenics out of a science fiction movie, at all.
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Watching him hound a ball-handler 40 feet from the paint can be borderline traumatic.
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Once considered to be bougie luxury appliances, 4K TVs are borderline mainstream at this point.
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That would be borderline sexual harassment and is not in the true spirit of Capitalism.
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As for that graceful woman with clinging drapery seen earlier—she stands on a borderline.
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He had returned to the school to support the Country Line Dance Club with Borderline.
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It's been one week since a gunman killed 12 people at the Borderline Bar & Grill.
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Ron Helus, 54, was one of the first officers to arrive at Borderline Bar & Grill.
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The back-to-back tragedies have been grueling for investigators handling the Borderline mass shooting.
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Mr. Boesch was given to a plain-spokenness that was sometimes endearing, occasionally borderline offensive.
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The shooting occurred at the Borderline Bar & Grill, a popular hangout for local college students.
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Dassey's attorneys, however, say he's borderline intellectually disabled and was pressured into a false confession.
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But some are borderline, so may be demonetized in some videos and not in others.
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We're developing systems to automatically reduce the distribution of borderline content, including sensationalism and misinformation.
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"Shoutout" and "No Bells," two of those early hits, were borderline hypnotic when pieced together.
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Ironically, the latter has since divorced Laforge, describing his tactics as bullying and borderline entrapment.
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Coughing up games in a series that projected to be quite tight is borderline unforgivable.
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Forbes is borderline furious that the splitter van is already as messy as it is.
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But it was fraught with problems from the moment the British hastily drew the borderline.
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As a borderline claustrophobic, I found that the Buick's spaciousness let me breathe a little.
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Some time later, my annual physical revealed my overall cholesterol level to be borderline high.
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They devised worlds that felt like Nickelodeon cartoons and vehicle sections that were borderline insulting.
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McCready's middle-of-the-road approach didn't offend any of the county's borderline conservatives' values.
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Likewise for persistent anxiety, post-traumatic stress, and personality issues such as borderline personality disorder.
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"Fallout" has plenty of serious interludes, but its overall tone is borderline breezy, with bullets.
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Memes allow us to convert our creeping dread and stir craziness into something borderline productive.
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By far the most exuberant song is "Foldin Clothes," a borderline-goofy celebration of domesticity.
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Columbo was utterly disarming and borderline idiotic in his approach to getting information from people.
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In the case of flannels, I've found a lot of Brillo-y, borderline abrasive conceptions.
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Wojcicki walked reporter Lesley Stahl through a couple of videos that might be borderline content.
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He was adamant over the years that psychiatric drugs did not help resolve borderline symptoms.
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The company declined to provide more detail on what other videos would be classified borderline.
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Any time as a musician you have any borderline musical moral ground, you struggle internally.
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Adult Swim also has a bunch of fun, albeit borderline weird, free games on its website.
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On the surface, the Knicks might appear borderline dysfunctional after firing Coach Derek Fisher on Monday.
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A gunman killed a dozen people at the Borderline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks on Nov.
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In that shooting, 12 people were killed at the Borderline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks, California.
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But only one borderline super villain billionaire is brave enough to actually build the damn thing.
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According to the same spokesperson (emphasis ours):We don't determine what is borderline under our policies.
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The 53-year-old also had health problems, such as high cholesterol, hypertension, and borderline diabetes.
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She had been going to the Borderline for about two months when gunfire erupted late Wednesday.
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Black is the most prevalent, though, and wearing anything else, especially bright colors, is borderline taboo.
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The story is clumsy at times, with big moments that feel borderline (if not fully!) incoherent.
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"There's really not much to do here, so that's why we go to Borderline," Galvan said.
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The person behind the image, the one sat at home on their phone, is borderline irrelevant.
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It already looks hilarious in that borderline corny way that only the Wayans can pull off.
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Working near the front door at Borderline, Morisette was among the first confronted by the gunman.
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Before she diagnosed me with borderline personality disorder, I was running roughshod in my personal relationships.
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He said he's been diagnosed with borderline personality disorder, as well as a substance abuse problem.
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The recent trend has been to recommend statins more broadly and to increasingly include borderline patients.
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Platforms have recently said that they hope to make borderline content less prominent in their feeds.
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Middle-aged female politicians became borderline celebrities this year, at least in online feminist dork communities.
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When Jones was on the show in 2004, she was borderline shamed for being plus-sized.
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In the end, borderline content changed the tenor and effect of the platform as a whole.
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Tired and borderline hangry, we decide to Uber to the birthday party, which is in Tribeca.
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Many of the actors involved with the project have slammed her "unprofessional" and "borderline abusive" behavior.
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Garo Kuredjian (left) and chaplains as they pray near the site of the Borderline bar shooting.
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Mine are borderline obsessive, and I whip through a 500-page book a week on average.
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It's an unsettling job that sometimes reads like factory work and sometimes like borderline child prostitution.
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After all, the film was unapologetically violent, unvarnished in its depiction of sexuality, and borderline nihilistic.
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She proved that she could take a joke, and she was borderline OK at delivering them.
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It's borderline preposterous that Senate Republicans are spending any time indulging Trump in this whimsical selection.
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Saturday Night Live's Pete Davidson is setting the record straight on dating with Borderline Personality Disorder.
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We have cried together, screamed at each other and laughed until I borderline peed my pants.
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Facebook has previously indicated it saw dramatic increases in engagement for content it considered "borderline"—i.e.
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If that's the case, it's succeeded — at a small, borderline offensive cost to women's vaginas everywhere.
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Obviously this wasn't going to be a borderline renewal, but it ended being for two seasons.
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I had heard the borderline racist remarks about the protests by otherwise reasonable friends and neighbors.
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Troy Slaten, attorney for Borderline owner Brian Hynes, tells us they'll absolutely open again for business.
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Her sometimes crazy, borderline wild, but always fun hairstyles are the work of her owner, Yuki.
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And many Thousand Oaks residents, still grieving the 12 victims killed at Borderline, had to evacuate.
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The way it goes about this, though, is often so obvious as to feel borderline condescending.
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I watch that same struggle going on in these kids, where they're right on that borderline.
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Opioids may also hold out hope for a devastating illness formally known as borderline personality disorder.
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But killing them both off at the same time is borderline insanity even for this show.
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But most of the time, the comments from the peanut gallery are annoying and borderline offensive.
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Sharon's a borderline stalker, and just happens to run into Sam while out shopping one afternoon.
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He's a fearsome sea creature with soft touch against single coverage, and borderline impossible to stop.
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I pursued therapy [to treat the] borderline personality disorder for four full-time days a week.
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Some people are borderline hoarders, while others simply don't quite know how to organize their stuff.
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The delicate branches of her verse run you along a harrowing borderline of substance and illusion.
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"It's borderline textbook, six, seven, eight, nine, what they're going to," Padres Manager Andy Green said.
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Instead, the 46-year-old coach turned to journeymen, undrafted rookies, and seemingly borderline NBA prospects.
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More important, though, is the emphasis on framing — that is, getting borderline pitches called for strikes.
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There's not much for people who are underage to do, so Borderline was it for us.
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Hemsworth's hair is blonde, meanwhile the wax figure's mane looks much lighter and borderline platinum blonde.
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To make matters worse, you're not experiencing the borderline religious exaltation of a truly killer cheeseburger.
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I locked in on a surgeon and began leaving borderline-frantic messages on her voice mail.
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The outburst happened after Scott rung Prado up on a borderline strike in the third inning.
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But this budget Homer Simpson-looking rickshaw driver, all blank yellow stare and borderline copyright infringement?
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In fact, most of these products are borderline indistinguishable from each other while you're using them.
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Meek enjoyed Borderline because he loved line dancing and even founded Cal Lutheran's line dancing club.
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I was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder (BPD), a serious mental illness, in my early 20s.
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But most of the characters are so unlikeable that following the series can be borderline masochistic.
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You've referenced them, but what we do just for background for the other people is that we basically have an understanding of what's content that's borderline and when that content is borderline we determine that based on a series of different raters that we use that are representative of different people across the US. And when we determine that we're able to build a set of understanding of what's considered borderline content and then reduce our recommendations.
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In case you (somehow) didn't notice, Chris Harrison is borderline obsessed with Colton's virginity on The Bachelor.
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Ouija boards are creepy on their own—but add a Stranger Things twist and they're borderline horrifying.
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My posture is simply horrendous, borderline-gargoyle awful and I'm stuck with chronic back and neck pain.
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It's really tragic that this happened in our city — in Borderline, and that Ron had to pass.
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Every move this franchise has made since last offseason was, purely in a basketball sense, borderline illogical.
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He's the most under-the-radar borderline Hall of Famer who is active in the league today.
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If they have simple rules, they spend all their time adjudicating borderline cases, exceptions, and misplaced outrage.
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Dassey&aposs attorneys, however, say he&aposs borderline intellectually disabled and was pressured into a false confession.
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You can expect them to resume a few programs that have been considered borderline in the past.
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The problem with all of these videos is how borderline they appear to be—even to humans.
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But surprisingly, one of the new episodes features an ending that's not just happy, it's borderline sappy.
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Poverty in America is not only stigmatized, but it's also more expensive long term and borderline criminalized.
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" Reddit administrator landoflobsters noted that many posts are borderline violent or hateful, and that "context is key.
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Sparks grew up in the Thousand Oaks area and was a regular at events at the Borderline.
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The world—and our devices—are growing more and more interconnected, enabling incredible experiences, some borderline magical.
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In recent years, most households in North Korea have poor or borderline food consumption rates, she added.
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I've said this before, and I'll say it again: UConn is so good that it's borderline insane.
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The actress has recently made headlines for borderline oversharing on social media — even tweeting about her colonoscopy.
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What I relish in Imposters isn't the manner in which Maddie cons people, which is borderline questionable.
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Many deem Kanye West's so-called turn to religion troubling at best, and borderline heretical at worst.
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And there are ongoing conversations in newsrooms about how to cover Trump's frequently-false, borderline-dangerous tweets.
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Expert witnesses at her trial pointed to evidence of borderline personality disorder to argue for diminished responsibility.
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It's an intentionally confusing and borderline deceptive move designed to win the coming advertising wars around 5G.
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If it is a borderline case (violence with possible journalistic content, say), they mark it for review.
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A Kremlin spokesman described Mr Biden's threat "as borderline insolence" and vowed that Russia would strike back.
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However, users who purposefully want to view borderline content will be given the chance to opt in.
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The research could have important implications both for those with anger disorders and with borderline personality disorder.
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Catchers: "Framing" (getting borderline pitches called for strikes) has become one of baseball's most highly coveted skills.
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AL: I'm not exactly a film snob, to a borderline embarrassing fault—I prefer TV and documentaries.
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It's confusing if you know how it works under the hood, and borderline impossible if you don't.
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But I also have … I was recently diagnosed with borderline personality [disorder] and I have bi-polar.
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Having, let alone wearing, a jacket from a chapter that isn't yours is a borderline criminal offense.
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Some elements like the face's "third eye" and the Sauron-like sconces borderline on occult flavor. pic.twitter.
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The only thing I am doing is taking medications for my bi-polar, borderline personality and anxiety.
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X-Men doesn't have that steadiness, which is why we get sloppy, borderline unwatchable messes like Apocalypse.
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The camera is much, much faster than before, taking it from borderline unusable to perfectly acceptable performance.
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Since then it has amassed over 100 uploads, all featuring the same pastel-coloured borderline-ASMR aesthetic.
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I was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder four years ago and suffer from related depression and anxiety.
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As we first reported ... Borderline plans to open again, but the owners don't have a timetable yet.
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There'd been a mass shooting at the Borderline Bar & Grill, where Kristina had worked for a year.
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"We're on the borderline here, and the window is closing to do something about this," Wareham said.
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All in all, I was feeling really great (borderline smug) about myself as of about 11 p.m.
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There's no doubting the existence and growing popularity online of conspiratorial—and borderline demented—commentary on Russia.
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At the moment, they control a disturbing amount of our lives, in ways that seem borderline inescapable.
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Nevertheless, the core problem with the B.D.S. movement is not its unlawful behavior and borderline anti-Semitism.
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She was given diagnoses of borderline personality disorder and put on medications that had severe side effects.
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Although Google says Clips is guided by what it sees, most of the shots were borderline random.
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Then again, borderline insanity is what made this show run like a Rolls for almost a decade.
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"It's become a very liberal, compassionate, borderline hippie-like outlook on politics and societal issues," said Werner.
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Her hairstylist, Kristin Ess, posted a picture on Instagram of the actress sporting borderline platinum-blond locks.
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Ryan, of course, has since dropped out of contention, and the district is really only borderline winnable.
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But his faint voice rouses to life when I ask about his young, promising, borderline-incomparable teammates.
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His total cholesterol was 21919, and his LDL (or "bad") cholesterol was 143, which is borderline high.
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The interesting thing about borderline [personality disorder] is, it's just someone who literally has no emotional skin.
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Check out the vid ... James had a borderline freak-out just trying to describe their first meeting.
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Her parents' relationship was fraught; her mother suffered from borderline personality disorder, and her father was depressive.
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Some of those students might have been at the Borderline Bar and Grill in Thousand Oaks, Calif.
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Though Sanders supporters are borderline paranoid about anti-Sanders sentiment, there's virtually no actual anti-Sanders organizing.
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But in recent weeks, what had been a simmering worry among publishers has turned into borderline panic.
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Davids says her childhood admiration for Bruce Lee led to a "borderline obsessive" dedication to martial arts.
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Ant is borderline obsessed with funerals, likening the events to weddings as gatherings he looks forward to.
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The level of coordination, diligence and patience needed to pull this off almost daily is borderline heroic.
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If you're a borderline size like me, you may want to go on the smaller side instead.
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"The fact I shot six under a couple of years ago, it's a borderline miracle," he said.
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His total cholesterol is 223, and his LDL (or "bad") cholesterol is 143, which is borderline high.
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"The borderline between good and evil magic is as fine as spider's silk," Touch Me Not cautions.
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Moving on, one sees the large mural "Borderline Landscape" (2016), an abstract, mountain-like mural in mud.
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In/Visible Borderline continues at Meta House (#37 Samdach Sothearos Blvd, Phnom Penh, Cambodia) through June 12.
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It's all so workaday and borderline grim that it's hard to believe it could possibly be fake.
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"I'm not a hoarder, but I'm borderline, where I like to keep it just in case," Mitchell admits.
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In 2017, Portwood said on the show she had been re-diagnosed with borderline personality and bipolar disorder.
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A Melancholy Youth "I was borderline depressed for years," Ali told The Hollywood Reporter in a candid interview.
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BP was described in the ruling as "borderline intellectual functioning," which means he has below-average cognitive skills.
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If something is even borderline on the edge, why even waste the effort to potentially get in trouble?
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In the tutorial above, which is borderline disturbing, so watch at your own risk, Milosevic becomes a marionette.
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That's obviously risky if they miscalculate, but competing in China's smartphone market is already a borderline-irrational pursuit.
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Among them was Susan Orfanos, whose son, Telemachus Orfanos, was one of the 12 people killed at Borderline.
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Officials said the first report of gunfire at the Borderline Bar & Grill came in at 11:19 p.m.
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Casey Morrison, 25, used to be a promoter at Borderline and met Morisette when she started working there.
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Her friend's fiancé, 23-year-old Justin Meek, died trying to help people escape the Borderline Bar & Grill.
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Between someone clinically healthy and someone with, say, borderline personality disorder, for whom social relationships are spider traps.
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The data could potentially tell us how someone with borderline personality disorder values the world, versus someone unafflicted.
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But similarly praised novels such as Mischell Baker's Borderline and Nisi Shawl's Everfair likewise made the final cut.
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But while the unnecessary emphasis on her sexuality was annoying, some of the other implications were borderline problematic.
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Telemachus Orfanos was identified as one of the 12 killed at the Borderline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks.
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I saw my own passion for storytelling as shameful, as a borderline unhealthy coping mechanism for my depression.
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Popcorn: Okay, kind of boring and a borderline dessert food at best, but still more fun than Pie.
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The-Dream & BJ the Chicago Kid (additional Vocals blessed by Tweet)"Borderline (An Ode to Self Care)" feat.
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Cessna's cynical and borderline nihilistic cards are a perfect inspiration for the Scrooges and holiday-haters among us.
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When he opened fire at the Borderline Bar and Grill, at least 100 people were inside the venue.
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According to the Daily Beast, some of the patrons at Borderline were survivors of the Las Vegas massacre.
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But the makeup flash sale going on right now is the kind that's borderline criminal not to shop.
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I got in major trouble once for writing a story that could have been a borderline science story.
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Me's anonymized customer data to Uber—has invented a whole new level of terrible, borderline sociopathic non-apology.
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It was borderline-inappropriate as I was about six years old, but not much has changed since then.
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Any unique or borderline results can be shown to a doctor for their own interpretation of the referral.
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The comic's deadpan conversation responses and borderline bullying of Colin Quinn undoubtedly bring ample snorting from Schumer's followers.
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Working on a hunch, I suggest you ask your therapist to talk to you about Borderline Personality Disorder.
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"Wouldn't be a real election without Katter doing something weird or borderline insane," Twitter user Samuel McAuliffe wrote.
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" Instead of stopping there, she colored her borderline offensive comment with examples: "Being Asian is not an identity.
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I had this borderline obsession of just trying to spin everything I could possibly get my hands on.
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You're the most genuinely kind person, a loyal, giving friend and a borderline-insane genius of a creator.
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Studies using psychedelics to alleviate depression in terminal patients usually exclude people with borderline personality disorder or schizophrenia.
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" Other Kremlin officials seemed to be issuing threats right back at U.S. officials, calling the threats "borderline insolence.
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November 7 - Twelve people are killed in a shooting at the Borderline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks, California.
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Some optometrists can also treat common eye conditions, such as dry eye or borderline glaucoma, Dr. Nejad says.
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Ian Long, 28, burst into the Borderline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks and opened fire with a Glock .
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Several survivors of the Las Vegas massacre were at the Borderline bar on the night of the shooting.
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His letter from his doctor is borderline ridiculous when you talk to other doctors who look at it.
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Last year, a man killed 403 people at the Borderline Bar, a country music venue, in Thousand Oaks.
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Court papers also raised the issue of Dassey's IQ, described as being in the "low to borderline" range.
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The lawyers argued their client was subject to coercive police tactics and that he is borderline intellectually disabled.
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Except, now look at that meeting through the lens Christie suggests: That these people were simply borderline incompetent.
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Part of the reason for his visit was because, in 2011, Marshall was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder.
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Davidson, who has borderline personality disorder, said he isn't afraid that his mental illness will affect his relationship.
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What of the borderline Olympian, not yet on the team, or an athlete in a less prominent sport?
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As do the aloof, silent goths, the smiley, excitable nostalgia hunters, and the drunk, borderline aggressive metal heads.
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Many of his songs sound borderline unfinished, but they also have a warm, off-kilter beauty to them.
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It's a beautiful silk robe the Chinese gave to Selina, who is borderline despondent at seeing it go.
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The very idea of it is borderline unthinkable, because Nick Saban has made his bones off unrelenting consistency.
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And when the band shifted into a quieter passage, he'd forgo singing for a borderline spoken word approach.
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At the end of "Borderline," Ms. Wang, attached to a wire, walks up the side of Mr. Ramirez.
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Now you've got a set of guidelines for sort of borderline content that you want to stamp out.
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Rich is borderline a motivational speaker, with a knack for engaging you and bringing you into his vision.
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In borderline cases, the head is small but the baby has few long-term problems and normal intelligence.
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"The similarities between the perpetrator of [the Borderline shooting] and the Columbine events are very similar," he said.
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Ms. Tanowitz is a crossover artist; her finest work occupies the borderline between modern dance and barefoot ballet.
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Late last week, Mr. Kelly embraced dozens of friends at a party organized by the owners of Borderline.
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Instead, he presents them as borderline dolts, barely functioning adults defined by behavioral quirks and psychological soft spots.
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The list consists of applicants who are borderline academically, the plaintiffs say, but whom Harvard wants to admit.
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Employing an episodic, borderline shapeless structure, it subscribes to the kind of screenwriting shorthand that prompts bad guffaws.
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Looking back 20 years, the "whole notion of doing things in the cloud was borderline crazy," he says.
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The movie is super divisive, with many finding its use of broad comedy borderline or even outright offensive.
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Mills views himself as an outsider, a borderline recluse, but his sweet-natured, Eeyoreish manner disarms almost everyone.
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This tragedy happened at the Borderline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks as it was hosting a college night.
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Borderline Bar & Grill is a western-themed establishment known to regularly host country, salsa and swing dancing nights.
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This #HeterosexualPrideDay, go on Tinder and increase your chances of finding someone moderately attractive and borderline not horrible.
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Still, in retrospect, I wondered if this was a borderline transgression that I needed to 'fess up here.
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And in Thousand Oaks, the road leading to the Borderline bar remained closed to the public Friday afternoon.
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It was probably a borderline call, but sounds like he was rushed into surgery based on the notes.
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It was probably a borderline call, but sounds like he was rushed into surgery based on the notes.
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By those standards, a couple hundred Tea Partyers besieging their elected officials in person was a borderline apocalypse.
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At this point, it would be borderline negligence for teams to not be making these sorts of deals.
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His free throws took a jump in the borderline-unwatchable years sandwiched between Bosh's departure and Lowry's arrival.
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This kind of work, which is common in neuroscience research, requires time and a borderline pathological attention to detail.
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Mr. Hart was kind enough to answer a few borderline rude questions about the band and their new music.
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"I didn't even think of him as totally racist, but he was enthralled by a borderline racist nationalist movement."
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But on its face, Trump's apparent conclusion about his campaign's recent woes seems utterly bizarre and even borderline delusional.
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A few miles away, yellow police tape and dark FBI vans still blocked off the Borderline Bar and Grill.
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Authorities were first alerted to the shooting at the Borderline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks at 11:20 p.m.
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Morrison used to be a promoter at Borderline, and has attended nearly every Wednesday for the past five years.
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What I don't see here is an acknowledgement that borderline content is what YouTube incentivizes its users to produce.
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Incredibly juvenile, slightly fan-baiting, and borderline gross, but adorable all the same because the boys are back together.
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What if it was a borderline case when it came to vetting—say, an oligarch with a chequered past?
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My scans, if I were a real subject, would go in the mental health disorder category: borderline personality disorder.
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The Borderline is popular with students and was hosting a College Country Night at the time of the shooting.
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YouTube's upcoming changes also won't allow borderline content to appear as recommended topics on people's homepage or recommended feed.
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"We thought, if you just quarantine the borderline stuff, it doesn't spill over to the decent people," he recalled.
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Musk warned earlier in the day that the landing might be tricky, and weather conditions were described as borderline.
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There's a lot to be said for real-time connections to friends and colleagues without the borderline-worthless dross.
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Others feel overproduced or corny or troll-y; some have singsong backup vocals and xylophone, which is borderline infuriating.
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Surely, Bryant, a borderline mythological athlete still very much in the public eye, could not be gone so suddenly.
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In February 2015, Murphy was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder, a diagnosis that initially left her scared and confused.
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Likewise, the janky, monochromatic OLED display and rubberized case make the Nabu borderline indestructible to normal wear and tear.
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They had no beef with the other Commission, just a few run-ins here and there over borderline cases.
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In their own, completely dumb, borderline cruel, but sometimes very weird way, viral videos protected me in high school.
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Last month's mass shooting at Borderline Bar and Grill in Thousand Oaks is just 20 miles west of CSUN.
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Disorders tied to borderline personality, the autism spectrum, and associative anxiety can also beget the urge to self-injure.
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With my intricate credit-card protocol, however, I edge from borderline pathetic but ecologically friendly into, I fear, pathological.
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Tamera Mowry is remembering her deceased niece on Thanksgiving just 15 days after the Borderline Bar shooting in California.
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We thought this needed to be out for summer, well here we are on the borderline, we made it.
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What is this Cersei Lannister-like moment of borderline camp doing in the unrelenting bleakness of The Handmaid's Tale?
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This is borderline bad behavior — asking a founder to uproot their life because it's more convenient for the investor.
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Netanyahu's critics have accused the prime minister of allying with far-right and borderline fascist players to win votes.
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He made it across the unmarked borderline, but Mesa, some 60 feet away, shot him in the head anyway.
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In 2017, Davidson revealed that he was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder after years of battling depression and anxiety.
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Helus was fatally shot when he responded to the call of a shooting at the Borderline Bar and Grill.
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It's the kind of material that sounds borderline pie-in-the-sky: durable, versatile, flexible, long-lasting, and cheap.
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It was country college night at Borderline on November 7 when the shooting broke out late in the evening.
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The rush to judgment and borderline violent demonstrations were sloppy, uninformed, and should be embarrassing to all that participated.
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Between #FakeNews hashtags, borderline doxxing, Â and white supremacist memes, he's used nearly every tool from the troll toolbox.
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They have used pitch-framing data to evaluate catchers, coveting ones who excel at getting borderline pitches called strikes.
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"We will never forget you," my wife whispered to the names from the Borderline Shooting in Thousand Oaks, California.
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The Ionic shows call and text notifications, but you can't interact with them, which basically renders them borderline useless.
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"The arguments in McKinsey's motion are borderline delusional," O'Shea, a partner at Boies Schiller & Flexner, said in a statement.
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Does he fit the criteria for borderline personality disorder, which can include outbursts, obsessions and a primitive ego structure?
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"Strawberry Gashes" is a borderline funeral march in which the narrator struggles to help someone who doesn't want it.
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In late 2009, James Franco started playing Franco, a borderline psychotic performance artist, on the soap opera General Hospital.
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He also gets points for being a longtime animal rights advocate without descending into Morrissey-style borderline racist misanthropy.
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Two: It's borderline disingenuous if he thanks the team – when he also suspects 'they' are out to get him.
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He was borderline perplexed when a stranger rang the bell, hoping to get a job at that same restaurant.
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Over the next 30 years, James has a rare, borderline-unparalleled opportunity to help vast swaths of American society.
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Thanks to an experimental serum, he has borderline superhuman strength, speed, and agility, as well as a healing factor.
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Davidson has been open about his mental health struggles in the past, including being diagnosed with borderline personality disorder.
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And so we inadvertently — by heightening aspects of ourselves and people that we have known — created a borderline character.
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And because his character suffers from borderline obnoxiousness syndrome, he needs a lot of natural charm to counteract it.
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We actually have just made changes to our recommendation algorithms as well for not violative content, but borderline content.
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"Kind of swung at a borderline pitch, but got enough barrel on it and found a hole," McNeil said.
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We spoke to several students as they returned to classes about the shooting and what Borderline meant to them.
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Wireless power transmission (WPT) — as improbable and borderline magical as it seems — has been around for a long time.
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"These are borderline markets," Vishnu Varathan, head of economics and strategy at Mizuho Bank, wrote in a morning note.
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Some are learned, some passionate, some angry, some hilarious, some borderline bonkers, some — the best — all of the above.
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Wednesday night is college night, when Borderline attracts students from nearby schools such as Pepperdine and California Lutheran University.
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It is wildly irresponsible for Barr to countenance and encourage such borderline (at best) and illegal (at worst) conduct.
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Eternally exhausted, both parents are borderline neglectful, "floating" holidays and flaking on carpools and skimping on therapy for Brick.
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Most borderline prospects who find gainful employment in the N.B.A. have an invaluable and easily identifiable skill, Popovich said.
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Being overweight, or in this case borderline obese, does increase Trump's risk for diabetes, heart disease and high cholesterol.
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I felt like I was on an island and it was borderline embarrassing at times, but it's not anymore.
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However, the tweets promoting the campaign were borderline embarrassing and, well, can you just do a little better, please?
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The truth is that despite having the tough exterior of the crab, Cancers are quite sensitive and borderline weepy.
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Should Maria really be doomed to suffer such borderline torture before a court verdict on the allegations against her?
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Her lawyer asked for a shorter sentence, saying she was sexually abused as a teenager and is borderline developmentally disabled.
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Over the course of the presidential election, Trump workshopped a bragging, mocking (borderline inappropriate) brand of humor all his own.
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On Wednesday, shortly before midnight, Blake was one of 12 victims killed at the Borderline Bar in Thousand Oaks, California.
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There, the band started to experiment with the distorted melodies and borderline-pop sensibilities that would come to define them.
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Many of my projects like Stamps (1993–1995), Shiseido (1997), Obsession (1993) and others were either illegal or borderline legal.
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It was also ignited in Ventura County and destroyed 4,531 acres of property, coincidentally near the Borderline Bar and Grill.
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" Mohan also said on stage that YouTube is removing more harmful content and reducing recommendations on content it considers "borderline.
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After years of speculation, the breakup of Bane had become a romanticized and borderline ridiculed trope in the hardcore community.
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Longtime brunette Bella Hadid recently lightened up her hair, too, leaving her with borderline-blonde strands from root to tip.
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Want to try 16 One-Pot Dinners That Are Actually Healthy, or 113 Egg-Cooking Hacks That Are Borderline Genius?
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Want to try 16 One-Pot Dinners That Are Actually Healthy, or 17 Egg-Cooking Hacks That Are Borderline Genius?
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In an interview with the New Yorker's David Remnick, AOC characterized all the media attention as exhausting and borderline dangerous.
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Before the shooting, Sparks posted a photo of the event at Borderline on her Snapchat, calling it a quiet night.
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Arron's work is borderline high school level, and it's a chore to get him to complete the simplest of tasks.
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The idea that the G.O.P. can march into the 21st century intentionally alienating every person of color is borderline insane.
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The blue link (underlined or not) has been around for so long that it's become borderline dogma for web design.
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As we reported, he could fly back and forth and do both shows, but it would be borderline super-human.
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And sometimes the most flattering finds are the ones that make our routine activities (sitting, moving, breathing, etc.) borderline unbearable.
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Thankfully, Good Girls came into its own with Monday night's "Borderline," by being its most quietly subtly political story yet.
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It's borderline cartoonish, with similarities to things like the BAC Mono, or even any number of versions of the Batmobile.
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When it comes to President Barack Obama's undeclared war against ISIS, the normally mild-mannered senator can sound borderline uncollegial.
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She's on the borderline for age to do the surgery at all, and so we've got to have everything perfect.
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Sure, Crossfit tends to appeal to more of the 'healthy demographic,' not drag queens and borderline dead people like myself.
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"As some of you may know, I was recently diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder — a form of depression," Davidson began.
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There's just so much that's borderline or open to interpretation because moderation, as a practice and art, is fundamentally subjective.
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This is one of the reasons why, to this day, the Federal Reserve is borderline insolvent… which hardly inspires confidence.
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In September 2017, Davidson revealed he has borderline personality disorder in an interview on the WTF with Marc Maron podcast.
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It follows, then, that researchers think the hormone shows promise as treatment for social anxiety, autism, and borderline personality disorder.
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In one case study, participants with and without borderline personality disorder (BPD) controlled their own avatar in the VR world.
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Winter is coming, which means most people are breaking out their winter coats that are so bulky, they're borderline ridiculous.
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I suffer from intense asthma and am often sent into fits in which breathing on my own becomes borderline impossible.
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The fact that Trump's co-partisans decline to restrain him in any way makes the American constitutional system borderline unworkable.
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The event will be held at The Canyon Club in Agoura Hills -- just a 9 minute drive away from Borderline.
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And although his borderline blend of size and explosiveness aren't deal-breakers, they won't cut it given his current profile.
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It's borderline mystical with purple, yellow and green walls, wooden chandeliers and a courtyard with a pool and hot tub.
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That quickly disappeared, however, when I met a German woman who was selling borderline-sinful chocolate cake at the market.
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Here's what we know about the people who died in the shooting at the Borderline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks.
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Firefighters who responded to the Borderline bar massacre had to quickly shift gears and battle the Woolsey Fire hours later.
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"It's really tragic that this happened in our city, in Borderline, and that Ron had to pass," Carmen Edman said.
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Trump is considered overweight and borderline obese at 6 feet 3 inches (1.9 meters) tall and 239 pounds (108 kg).
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"In a stampeding bull like this one, the level of optimism can feel borderline delusional," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Trump met with first responders and victims of the shooting at the Borderline Bar and Grill in Thousand Oaks, Calif.
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Both are successful; both are borderline workaholics; and both are intensely devoted to the arts, and the enjoyment of them.
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Every joke Clinton has attempted on the campaign trail thus far has been disastrous, borderline offensive, or somehow impressively both.
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Edgar was a regular at Borderline, where Tel — whom he described as "charismatic" — would always greet him with a hug.
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It's an "any enemy of my brother and future sister-in-law is an enemy of mine," borderline Shakespearean confrontation.
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"I wrote ['Borderline'] because I need to manifest it more in my life," Solange told Tavi Gevinson for W Magazine.
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It was a bunch of people he was rude to, on the borderline of being racist without necessarily being racist.
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This article comes in reply to another Patrick wrote on Monday: How It Feels to Live with Borderline Personality Disorder.
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The fingerprint sensors on the S6 devices were borderline useless in that they kept you waiting a bit too long.
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Lester also repeatedly glared at the home-plate umpire, Alfonso Marquez, whenever a borderline pitch was not called a strike.
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Just as things were really feeling back to normal for him, a gunman entered Borderline and killed 12 people there.
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Because the virus only appeared to impact gay men and intravenous drug users, the federal response was borderline non-existent.
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Then all of a sudden, into "College Country Night!" at the Borderline Bar & Grill stepped a man with a gun.
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Saw him in January at our benefit for the Malibu fires/Borderline shooting victims and hadn't seen him in years.
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And I remember the red that I was wearing that day — it was like fire-engine, borderline neon-orange red.
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We've also significantly invested in reducing recommendations of borderline content and harmful misinformation, and raising up authoritative voices on YouTube.
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It's not exactly practical knowledge (and the math section is borderline impossible), but it expands the mind in unexpected ways.
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The president managed to fire F.B.I. chief James Comey in the most unseemly, strange and borderline ridiculous manner humanly possible.
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That's unconscionable, even borderline nuts, especially now that President Trump himself has seen at first hand the results of inaction.
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" Before, Mr. Sikorski said, "he was borderline offensive, but now he's found a way to not to be so offensive.
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K. and I get giant salads because it's necessary, and T. gets a lamb stew that is borderline life-changing.
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However, four of five weak or borderline La Niña events turned into El Niño or close to it (reut.rs/28UCS2T).
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As a result, any enterprise that continues to use an SSN as an authenticator is engaging in borderline cybersecurity malpractice.
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At the risk of breaking my own rule about not relating everything to oneself, I was a borderline criminal adolescent.
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Right now, the anti–Le Pen sentiment depends on the perception that she's an anti-immigrant extremist and borderline racist.
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But far extreme on the other end, there are people who are obviously, in my opinion, borderline pathetic, but also sick.
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Z. is borderline disgusted with my ability to eat almost the entire pita sandwich, but is trying not to show it.
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It was country college night at Borderline, so many of the people arriving were parents looking for their sons and daughters.
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Users also would get a new choice on whether they want to view "borderline content" in their news feeds, he said.
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The bar ought to remain high — I'm sympathetic to the idea that some borderline posts should be preserved for their newsworthiness.
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On Wednesday, he was at the Borderline with his friend Jake Dunham, also from Newbury Park and active in off-roading.
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One survivor of the Route 91 shooting posted two days after the Vegas shooting that people could "join together" at Borderline.
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In high school, my mom was borderline obsessed with getting me out of the house for a 'more active social life.
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For now, let's return to the game, which through halftime appeared to make a star of cold that was borderline insane.
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But as with all the insane and borderline-totalitarian things Trump does, it can be partially explained by the man himself.
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On Wednesday night, a gunman walked into the Borderline Bar & Grill, a country bar filled with college students, and started shooting.
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And the packaging (which offers an borderline-offensive single portrayal of a "sculpted" body) and sugary sweet smell isn't for everyone.
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While Davidson's Weekend Update segment focused on his experience with depression, there are other components of Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), too.
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Coco's recollection that she sang the song with her father is also borderline plausible, Warren says — memories of parents are powerful.
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Kill List is a really fun blend of thriller, horror, and mystery that swings unpredictably between tense and — occasionally — borderline-farcical.
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"I crushed it," boasted Rupp, who nearly drew a walk on a borderline 3-0 pitch earlier in the at-bat.
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Or Boston's enfant terrible, Brad Marchand, a brilliant hockey player whose on-ice behavior ranges between edgy, creepy, and borderline criminal.
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When someone is watching borderline content, YouTube says its algorithm will start to recommend more authoritative content as the next video.
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Although he was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder and psychotic disorder, he was found to be mentally fit to stand trial.
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This is a basic incentive problem that we can address by penalizing borderline content so it gets less distribution and engagement.
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Later, when I got a MacBook Pro in college, the convenience of sending texts from my computer was borderline life-changing.
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Reason being: internal research suggested that "borderline" content was being rewarded with increased engagement, incentivizing the exact wrong sort of behavior.
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And I don't know why people do these kind of things, but it's borderline, if not over the line, of treason.
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Some of his videos are borderline ASMR, in which the sounds of the cleaning, repairing, and painting are front and center.
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As a kid, I lost track of the number of times I'd overhear a borderline racist comment from someone I knew.
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Ashton Kutcher revealed his birthday party was held at the Borderline Bar where 220 people were shot and killed on Wednesday.
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In the past, Martin has been nothing if not a perfect target for the passionate and borderline aggressive fervor of fans.
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In my case it was also an opportunity to take a borderline-inappropriate number of photographs of Jake Gyllenhaal's chiselled beard.
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It can be as subtle as putting up a Tinder photo that's really good, like borderline-doesn't-look-like-you good.
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The cameras range from chest-wearable cams, borderline GoPro clones and the most interesting item of the bunch: 360-degree cameras.
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We just learned that our Alaina was one of the victims of last night's shooting at Borderline Bar in Thousand Oaks.
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International hockey is played on a wider ice surface, for example, and it's often borderline unwatchable outside of the major tournaments.
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The Stella Artois and Crown Royal lounges are borderline identical, I can report, with not a buffet in sight in either.
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But I don't remember another time in my life when I walked into a sports game borderline blind and loved it.
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His True Shooting is a career-best 61.6, and he's making a borderline make-believe 56.7 percent of his long twos.
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Unfortunately, the doctor — who looked about 18 himself — only communicated with whoever wanted Ali pregnant via email, making him borderline useless.
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He had just returned to Cal Lutheran to support the Country Line Dance Club with Borderline, Zimmerman said in a statement.
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Anyone who's had trouble sleeping knows the wild, even borderline creepy ways a night without shut-eye can affect your body.
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As in "Borderline," released earlier this year, he's wondering how long music can be his refuge, even as it carries him.
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A Marine Corps veteran entered the Borderline Bar & Grill and opened fire, killing 12 people before turning the gun on himself.
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The government has shown its willingness to push back on both antitrust and national security grounds in almost every borderline case.
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So Obamacare is both working and not working; it's mostly fine for many people and a borderline disaster for some others.
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Participation in the computer and communications revolution that is upending the economy largely follows the borderline between the competing political coalitions.
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In May, 2010, a few months after entering the borderline clinic, she wandered into a bookstore, though she rarely read anymore.
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In one study, 44 percent of patients seeking buprenorphine treatment for their opioid addiction were found to have borderline personality disorder.
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And the Woolsey fire in Southern California kept Hill from making it to a community vigil for the Borderline shooting Thursday.
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Instead, some say budget limitations are likely to matter when officials are deciding which smaller or "borderline" deals to investigate further.
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Berman said it was "unpersuasive and borderline unprofessional" to bring up what he called an "illogical foreign conspiracy theory" in court.
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Much of the fight promotion saw a heated and, to some people, a borderline-arrogant Groves berate Froch from the outset.
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Having reportedly been diagnosed with borderline character disorder while in Rikers, the jail's harsh conditions weighed severely on Hailey's emotional state.
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Until then, Derrick Favors, Rudy Gobert and Gordon Hayward will lead a borderline playoff team that is remarkably fun to watch.
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"It's difficult to be borderline hateful toward Dems one day… then expect to work closely with them the next," Hudak said.
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"I think for everyone else, doing one-day shipping is borderline impossible, at least for the next five years," he said.
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And at the far extreme on the other end, there are people who are just obviously, borderline pathetic, but also sick.
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On the companion albums A Weird Exits and An Odd Entrances, Dwyer leads the band through more expansive, borderline nerdy works.
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The black leather jacket the older Bell wears gives the actress some physical heft, as does a ponderous, borderline leaden walk.
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"The cartels build houses right on the borderline," an officer of the Colombian National Police told me in Leticia last April.
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Vidal-Naquet sells this facile notion by keeping his protagonist a borderline cipher — even-tempered, accommodating, seemingly at peace with drifting.
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A major victim of the city's borderline insolvency was its public-school system, which had been under state control since 2073.
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A night out at the Borderline Bar & Grill was a rite of passage for young adults in the Thousand Oaks area.
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He was also holding down a job as a bouncer at the Borderline Bar & Grill, Royal High School's wrestling team said.
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He worked as a program manager for Team RWB, a veterans' support organization, which confirmed that he had died at Borderline.
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Ms. Morisette was a passionate fan of country music and dancing, but she didn't plan on working at the Borderline forever.
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"He was killed last night at Borderline," Susan Orfanos, the mother of the 27-year-old, said in a phone interview.
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" The borderline surreal finale, he added, is "a mystical touch — another tipoff that this ordinary-sounding movie is actually pretty special.
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The endorsement also served as a catharsis to W.F.P.'s leaders, who likened it to breaking off a borderline abusive relationship.
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These days, the object of my admiration and borderline compulsion is pâte à choux, or what we call cream-puff dough.
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Martinez was selected to the All-Star Game, and deGrom, who was not, had a borderline case as a potential reserve.
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Whenever villagers venture to their rice paddies near the borderline just 1,300 feet away, they are shadowed by South Korean soldiers.
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Instead, YouTube's new blog post outlines how external moderators go through specific criteria to determine whether a flagged video is borderline.
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The overall effect is that the Titan in PRO-4X trim seems overly clad in a sort of borderline cheap plastic.
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Mr. Leff was quick to note that he does not know precisely which borderline passenger behaviors should be declared removal-worthy.
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Although I was borderline, because I didn't fall into the official low T range, my doctor wasn't comfortable prescribing me testosterone.
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The work represents the borderline between Vietnam and Cambodia and is painted with water and dirt collected at the border sites.
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"I spent the whole weekend borderline freaking out, and then thinking there was just no way that this could happen," she says.
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The news came after Portwood revealed to an MTV producer that she had been re-diagnosed with borderline personality and bipolar disorders.
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"Distorted Skylines," is a tribute to his younger brother, as he succumbs to his own harsh opinions—even if it's borderline selfish.
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It's easy to feel uncomfortable watching the Gilmores, with their model-thin bodies and borderline dangerous dietary choices, but they're not alone.
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Now it was just me, the open road, my sense of direction a friend once described as "borderline unendurable," and my map.
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The bad news is there are so many different films to choose from that trying to pick one can be borderline overwhelming.
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She's also a borderline sociopath, a bully hated by her staff, her neighbors, and most of all, her assistant, April (Issa Rae).
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When Parker treats Turner as a borderline deity, it's hard not to escape the very human, very flawed person up there onscreen.
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"We are very focused on removing harmful content and reducing the spread of what we think of as borderline content," Pichai said.
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Because nothing is more souring to a game launch than a PC version that performs poorly and is borderline unplayable at launch.
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He was always saying before this big meltdown, 'You're probably bipolar or borderline, we're just going to have to figure it out.
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But some of these comments are borderline comedy, and are more likely to provoke a few laughs than to sway anyone's opinion.
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It's a style that parallels her good friends in the dance duo FlucT: unsettling, agitated, and borderline grotesque—the human body unchecked.
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The company said it is also focusing on "borderline content," which may be sensationalist but does not directly violate the platform's rules.
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If there's one thing we're entitled to in this great nation of ours, it's our baseless, purely projective, borderline offensive relationship fantasies.
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Some of the most-followed pros in the game should really be called magicians, because their artistry seems borderline magical at times.
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The sheriff added that while the shooter had gone to Borderline as a customer in the past, the owner didn't know him.
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"As some of you may know, I was recently diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder, a form of depression," Davidson said on SNL.
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"If you have Borderline Personality Disorder, if you have narcissism, any of these kinds of things, they're all highly treatable," Danielsen said.
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Hal is a family man — he is borderline obsessed with Polly (Tiera Skovbye), and was devastated when she decided to leave home.
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They piled into what's known as a "rústico," the makeshift, borderline-seaworthy boats Cuban migrants use to cross the Straits of Florida.
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Dean previously said that authorities believe the shooter acted alone when he attacked the Borderline Bar & Grill late Wednesday in Thousand Oaks.
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It would be easy to watch something like this and call it borderline abusive, especially when they get physical with one another.
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But borderline personality disorder, in all its complexity, has remained largely stigmatized — and that's what makes Crazy Ex-Girlfriend's portrayal so daring.
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The Cult of Apple Has Officially Lost Its MindThere are some Apple fans who have a borderline unhealthy obsession with its products.
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Davidson was diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) and has publicly spoken about his struggle with "breakdowns" related to the disease previously.
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But the internet being the internet, you can still find something that might be considered inappropriate (or borderline pornographic) if you try.
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Update: An earlier version of this story neglected to mention that DBT was first designed to treat patients with borderline personality disorder.
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A strong case could even be made that, for prospective families hoping to spawn future generations of Martian colonists, it's borderline cruelty.
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Khan's recent career has been characterised by the sort of optimistic, borderline delusional overstretching in search of the biggest names in boxing.
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He'll moan, howl, and whimper in a manner that's borderline pornographic; he'll even let you watch, if that's what you really want.
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The founder had always been borderline inappropriate with me, talking about the women he dated and treating me like his relationship therapist.
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The attack went down at Borderline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks, CA over the weekend while the cast was filming season 4.
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"The untold destruction from these fires is heartbreaking, especially following the tragedy at Borderline in Thousand Oaks," Bullock said in a statement.
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A study from last October found that giving acetaminophen to people with borderline personality disorder might help alleviate their distrust in others.
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A primary tenet of my personality is my strong, somewhat blind and borderline-aggressive belief that Philadelphia has the best restaurant scene.
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While borderline personality disorder is still a daily struggle for Klein, her emotional range also helps her empathize and connect with others.
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So the Congressional Leadership Fund, a Super PAC that focuses on Republican congressional races, released this insane and borderline incoherent attack ad.
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So next time you find a tweet worth memorializing, here are 10 incredibly fun, borderline unhinged ways to make it last forever.
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If union leaders had their members' interests in mind, they would not be aligning with vigilantes and nativists, birthers and borderline lunatics.
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Today groups of protesters gathered in places like Janesville, Wisconsin to denounce what they see as Trump's racist and borderline fascist policies.
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Adam Housley had asked for prayers early Thursday after his niece went missing following the mass shooting at Borderline Bar and Grill.
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His music video for "Señorita" is borderline NSFW, especially when you take into account that it's co-starring his real girlfriend, Cabello.
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The doctors at the borderline clinic initially resisted her requests, but they also seemed to recognize that her struggles transcended brain chemistry.
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Twelve people, including a Ventura County Sheriff's sergeant, were killed when a gunman entered the Borderline Bar and Grill and opened fire.
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Atchley burst onto the national scene in 2005 with Elementality Volume 1, doing things to Portland's Burnside skatepark that seemed borderline pornographic.
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Presti is extremely good at what he does, but turning this group into a title contender before that happens is borderline impossible.
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After each beta, there were borderline conspiracy theories Rare and Microsoft were hiding the "real" content for the game as a surprise.
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To suss out the connection, researchers followed beer drinkers at the Munich Oktoberfest—an approach that, given the results, seems borderline sacrilegious.
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The Pelicans are, as one might expect, borderline-dominant in and around the paint, where they take a majority of their shots.
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As Degrassi: the Next Generation progressed into later seasons, writers increasingly tackled unrealistic and borderline absurd plotlines, like gang violence in Toronto.
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In reality, getting lost in transit can be intensely stressful, even borderline nightmarish depending on how familiar you are with the area.
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Richie Garcia, the plate umpire, later explained that he had warned catcher Ramon Hernandez not to move his glove on borderline pitches.
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"I am the original hoarder," he told The New York Times in 2013, referring to his passionate — perhaps borderline pathological — collecting habits.
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Clearly a detailed but borderline-snarky response combines the worst possible options: It wastes your time, and risks sending an unfriendly message.
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Justin Bieber waxed borderline poetic Saturday night, explaining to his audience what they see onstage is the real deal ... flaws and all.
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Is Davidson's whirlwind romance driven by some borderline personality disorder–influenced impulsivity, or Kanye's Twitter meltdown an indication of a manic episode?
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But he seems to fit best on the Graig Nettles/Buddy Bell level of third basemen — outstanding, but just under the borderline.
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To be fair, it's true that we didn't evolve to need warm wipes on our butts or other borderline-frivolous baby accoutrements.
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Starting small isn't just a good idea, it's a borderline requirement for developing the kind of emotional intelligence that manifests as efficiency.
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The visitors' first innings had been borderline disastrous, with England's bowlers tearing through their batting order and leaving them 20023 runs behind.
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In the search for answers after a shooting that left 12 people dead at the Borderline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks, Calif.
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Instead of spreading the message that we're all going to get sick and die, coronavirus memes are downright reasonable, even borderline cheerful.
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Obviously, I'm not a Democrat, but I find it borderline disqualifying to commit to a gender or racial test for any appointment.
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Iran got a late equalizer after a borderline penalty call on review, but couldn't find one more goal in the last minutes.
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"It could have been a borderline ball, and he got the ball out of the yard," Matz said afterward, still in disbelief.
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Often the difference between a borderline hit and a smash depends more on the second cast, and the third, than the first.
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Steinbaum says borderline or occasional bradycardia may not require medical intervention, and if there are no symptoms, it can be generally monitored.
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"I thought it was highly unusual and borderline inappropriate that Gorsuch went on what looked like a political appreciation tour," Kang said.
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Justice Stephen G. Breyer said there will always be borderline cases and a degree of arbitrariness in deciding who is disabled intellectually.
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While running that company, he learned that he was borderline pre-diabetic, meaning he had a high risk of type 2 diabetes.
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This, in turn, has heightened concerns about misinformation and disinformation — putting a greater spotlight on borderline offenses like the voter registration report.
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" The decision was not unanimous among the three arbitrators on the panel; the decision called it "a case close to the borderline.
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In Iowa, party leaders grimly contemplated the end of a four-decade run in the national spotlight with a borderline gallows humor.
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But the show left so much juicy subtext between the lines that to hope it's sufficiently unpacked next week feels borderline foolish.
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" The Indians' tweet of the announcement, carefully worded to avoid details, contains a minefield of angry replies: "Borderline boycotting season or not.
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The images from the promo clips alone are jarring; without those signature bright highlights, the iconic Legally Blonde blonde is borderline unrecognizable.
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From heavily marked-down electronics to borderline-free drugstore makeup, the mega e-tailer's holiday sales are truly the stuff of legend.
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Facebook and YouTube have been grappling with this for years and have hired tens of thousands of people to review borderline content.
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Pisces get off on daydreaming and are forever imagining beautiful, borderline cinematic scenarios that they're not actually working to make a reality.
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But it's still allowing videos it classifies as "borderline," which isn't clearly defined, as well as a host of other problematic content.
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Police shot and killed their son, Harrison, who had borderline personality and schizoaffective disorders, in 2015, following several encounters with law enforcement.
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And on Wednesday night, the shooter took his handgun to the Borderline Bar & Grill's college night, opened fire, and eventually killed himself.
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But he's used his child actor and borderline nerd past to his advantage by chiming in on jokes at his own expense.
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Sure, the way they describe the longwearing lipstick is borderline cultish and their views on exfoliation and makeup removal are a little… suspect.
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This app takes you from makeup-free to glam in minutes, and with just a touch of color, the results are borderline believable.
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Just over a year after announcing his sobriety, Davidson revealed he's back to drinking and smoking following his diagnosis of borderline personality disorder.
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Beyond the obvious ridiculousness of the comb incident, there are more unsettling allegations of belittling, demeaning, and borderline abusive behavior by the senator.
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A tiny dish of onion with caviar and elderflower is borderline genius, as is smoked potato with bleak roe and brown butter emulsion.
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Jax is candid about her diagnoses: general anxiety, agoraphobia, generalized major depression, and cluster B traits (the category can include borderline personality disorder).
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We feel like we're in good company when we say that we're not alone in our borderline obsessive love of the royal family.
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On the new podcast, Kirchhoff explained in detail how technological innovations like flying cars can cross the borderline between consumer and defense applications.
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The Monetizer revenue optimization system, for instance: it imagined a world of well-paying, borderline-addicted users, then dreamed that world into existence.
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And because borderline content tends to touch on sensitive or controversial subjects, the backdrop of those discussions is often a public-relations crisis.
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What if our 2016 election ends up being between a socialist and a borderline fascist — ideas that died in 1989 and 1945 respectively?
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The psychologists further determined Pilkington has a borderline low IQ, which they said likely impaired her ability to withstand coercive interrogation from investigators.
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The Ventura County Fire Department confirmed that ambulances were called to the scene of a "mass casualty incident" at the Borderline Bar & Grill.
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Officials were able to fill in some details about how the shooting transpired at Borderline Bar & Grill in the community of Thousand Oaks.
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Her speech before the Republican national convention in Cleveland on Monday night was adroit, heartfelt, borderline inspiring and also, it appears, partially plagiarized.
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Now, Davidson has spoken more about borderline personality disorder on Weekend Update, and fans are thrilled he's opened up a conversation about it.
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But Atom just plain sucked — seriously, it ran like a dog, and Windows-based Atom netbooks were borderline unusable for the longest time.
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The Greek soldiers were arrested in March after crossing a borderline between the two countries and face charges of illegal entry in Turkey.
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That could well explain the dryness that has at times ravaged my cheeks, and left me with cracked lips that feel borderline untreatable.
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Changing which videos get recommended: YouTube says it will identify more content as "borderline," which will remove it from being recommended or monetized.
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Both Davidson and West have been vocal about their struggles with mental health – West with bipolar disorder and Davidson with borderline personality disorder.
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However, the company decided to make changes to its recommendation algorithm so that it would no longer promote "borderline" content and "harmful" misinformation.
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But moving beyond the name for a moment, the rumored specs are borderline not terrible, even if it's impossible to know the truth.
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Why it matters: "There is a cottage industry of groups targeting vulnerable communities with self-serving borderline scams," CLC writes in its analysis.
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According to Jessie Wang, the augmented reality coordinator for The Borderline Mural Project, the campus response to the project has been extremely positive.
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Eating it can be unpleasant, even borderline painful, and can make your sinuses feel like you've just been upended into the Dead Sea.
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Day, who four-putted the sixth hole from inside 20 feet, joined a chorus of players who described the greens as borderline unputtable.
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Charles Wallace is borderline insufferable as a character (though actor Deric McCabe's performance gets more fun in the second half of the film).
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Per the prudish rules we tend to apply to players—and only players—in the NBA's free agent marketplace, it's also borderline unbecoming.
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The iPhone remained in its box during a harried ride to Circuitwise filled with nearly missed turns, game planning, and borderline reckless driving.
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And the proposed regime will inevitably encourage borderline content to be taken down — having a knock-on impact upon online freedom of expression.
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Trump was borderline incoherent, steamrolling reasonable questions and routinely dismissing every concern about the links between his businesses and his presidency and Russia.
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Before breaking up with Baier, Portwood revealed to an MTV producer that she had been re-diagnosed with borderline personality and bipolar disorders.
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She'd be checking in with her friends from the local hardware store where she worked, because some of her young colleagues frequented Borderline.
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"I saw just one bit of frustration, maybe two, on a couple borderline pitches," Rockies manager Bud Black said of his rookie pitcher.
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The concept of a borderline personality emerged in medical literature in the nineteen-thirties, encompassing patients who didn't fit into established illness categories.
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Just today, we took another step in our fight against hate speech and our responsibility to reduce the spread of harmful borderline content.
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Truthfully, this is the same borderline-obsessive instinct that fuels my need to capture every step and read every email in real time.
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Misstatements and borderline lies about one's place in an elite echelon continue long after graduation from elite institutions, and in many different ways.
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Terrell, Rhode Island brush aside Brown Dan Hurley was borderline distraught after 21st-ranked Rhode Island's lackluster showing against Brown on Wednesday night.
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But it will still permit videos it classifies as "borderline," which isn't clearly defined, as well as a host of other problematic content.
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In the first sound demo I heard, Sonos director of product marketing Ryan Richards played the Tame Impala song "Borderline" through the Move.
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Big, brash, joyous, and with a borderline priapic preoccupation with trees, South America's first-ever Olympics kicked off last night in spectacular fashion.
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Outside the US, the band are borderline superstars, blowing the roofs off of arenas and entrancing stadium-size crowds with their angelic beatdown.
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The recommendations are for what the company calls "borderline" content — videos that tiptoe up to breaking the rules without going over the line.
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One way we do that is with Wirecutter, our very-in-depth, borderline-obsessive review site for all kinds of products and services.
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The borderline sociopath Rorschach is long dead, and a group of violent white supremacists venerate his memory and have adopted his inkblot mask.
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Horseradish on its own I think is borderline disgusting, but for some reason I was thinking, 'Horseradish would be good in barbecue sauce.
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Dr. Hoffman established a family network to help people with borderline personality disorder, a support system that become a model for other conditions.
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A decrease in people watching borderline content is good, but until YouTube releases specific numbers, it's difficult to assess what that really means.
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The humor of "Making History," created by a writer for "Family Guy" and "Dads," is broad, sometimes borderline gross and pop-culture inflected.
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During the game, several checks were handed out to families affected by the fires -- and also to the Borderline Bar to help rebuild.
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Over the years, the press has jokingly covered Biden's public antics with women, from handsy photos to borderline comments to overly affectionate embraces.
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Van Gaal has continued to be the stout, dismissive, borderline (and sometimes not-so-borderline) arrogant presence that was palatable when he was leading the Netherlands to third place at the 2014 World Cup but has often felt ridiculous coming from a man leading a team that has been beaten by the likes of Bournemouth, Norwich City and Denmark's Midtjylland.
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They may also have other personality disorders — such as borderline, histrionic, and avoidant personality disorders, which are much more common among women, he says.
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Nineteen-year-old Erika Sigman told the Times that the Borderline Bar was one of her hangouts — a familiarity now warped by the bloodshed.
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Main Street is borderline euphoric about the election of Donald Trump, with small business owners registering levels optimism not seen in nearly a year.
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"These tactics are borderline anti-competitive and definitely stand out in stark contrast to the new age of government approach to spending," Left added.
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Davidson, who has borderline personality disorder and has previously spoken about the negative effects bullying has on his illness, later deleted his Instagram account.
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Mark Meza Jr., who was a busser and food runner at Borderline Bar & Grill, was killed two weeks before his 21st birthday, KEYT reported.
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In two new pics posted to stylist Riawna Capri's Instagram page, the Flatliners actress is borderline unrecognizable, thanks to her new, razor-sharp 'do.
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Read these stories next: Learning To Live With My Borderline Personality Disorder Selena Gomez Says Dialectical Behavior Therapy Changed Her Life — What Is It?
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What's more — apart from Ralph Bakshi's borderline unwatchable Cool World — other movies didn't much take up the idea of teaming up humans with cartoons.
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The same obviously goes for other talents... This may be is an awkward attempt to understand your background better, but it's also borderline discriminatory.
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It is the creakiest creak to have ever creaked, so drawn-out and borderline polyphonic that it could be mapped on a musical staff.
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"Had it ever come to pass, I think we would have been damn good at being governor," Chuck tells Wendy, which is borderline sweet.
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In a world where many people want more attention than they're getting, creating borderline content is one of the few proven recipes for success.
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Calling the country "a borderline failed state," Chanos added that he was shorting South African assets, in part because of their exposure to Nigeria.
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Ha. To be fair, it seems impossible not to comment on the President's borderline romantic fixation with the dictator, speculated to have great abs.
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"We don't see the encounters that are challenging, disrespectful and borderline illegal, threatening someone in uniform just because they are in uniform," he said.
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The first time I knew I was probably borderline not qualified, but I wanted to give it a shot to see how it goes.
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We were debating the merits and pitfalls of the show's sex scenes, which portrayed sex as awkward and bad and, sometimes, as borderline assault.
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The main door now seals him from the outside world, but there is another exit — an emergency one — that beckons toward our borderline-antihero.
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Though early singles "Patience" and "Borderline" dropped last spring, the album and its February release date weren't announced until the end of the year.
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But despite being an inefficient, borderline first-option with shaky shot selection, Rivers is also one of the league's top one-on-one players.
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And it began to decrease the distribution of "borderline content" on Facebook and Instagram that comes close to but doesn't technically break its rules.
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Davidson, who was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder in 2016, has previously spoken openly about his mental health, even incorporating it into his comedy.
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But it is also highly likely to lead to frustration with users who feel that their videos have been unfairly labeled as borderline content.
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If a user subscribes to a channel that features borderline content, those videos will still be eligible to be shown in the subscriber's recommendations.
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"Our hearts are with the victims, families and brave first responders for both the Borderline shooting and California Wildfires," they said in a statement.
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In fact, in 50 v 50, players seem to go out of their way to assist strangers and with a borderline self-sacrificial altruism.
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If a channel's content is borderline, meaning that it doesn't violate YouTube's rules but is considered harmful, moderators will allow videos to remain up.
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OnePlus pointed to the borderline-cliché catchphrase, "Hardware is hard" at its event on Thursday to launch its latest flagship smartphone, the OnePlus 5T.
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When the inserts are in, my ear ends up touching them, and that contact detracts from the borderline perfection of the Aeon Flow's comfort.
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The borderline kitschy atmosphere draws people looking for a good time, thanks to a reputation on par with some of the world's best nightclubs.
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"The tunnel is a useful connection between point A to point B, but The Borderline aims to make it a destination," the website notes.
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Police were called to the Borderline Bar & Grill in the Ventura County suburb, 40 miles northwest of downtown Los Angeles, late Wednesday Pacific time.
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"It's a horrific scene in there," Ventura County Sheriff Geoff Dean told a news conference in the parking lot of the Borderline Bar & Grill.
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The fallout from this piece has resulted in stirring confessions about work culture, but I remain disturbed by the piece itself; it's borderline irresponsible.
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" Approximately a dozen others were wounded in the attack, inside the Borderline Bar and Grill in Thousand Oaks during its weekly "College Country Night.
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Both were frontmen for two of the biggest bands of their generations — One Direction and The Rolling Stones, respectively — each with borderline "stans" fanbases.
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Among the casualties in my overfull garbage bag: dozens of once-or-twice-swiped eye shadow palettes, dry-ass mascaras, and borderline-moldy concealer.
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Attempts have been made to clamp down on borderline content across Facebook's apps, with Instagram most recently unveiling an AI-powered anti-bully initiative.
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Party's production is strongly idiosyncratic and borderline experimental in texture compared to the rest of the mainstream R&B world he by default inhabits.
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But somehow, through all the borderline stalking, language barriers, and Christmas lobsters, there's something endearing that keeps fans in love with the 2003 film.
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Borderline Bar and Grill -- the scene of Wednesday night's massacre -- plans to reopen its doors once the police investigation is complete ... TMZ has learned.
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"Delta," released this morning, is every bit as frenetic: synthetic snares, rustling electronic hi-hats, borderline-atonal blasts in the middle of the mix.
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"We've dealt with probably an unprecedented level of not just overheated rhetoric, but I would say borderline sabotage of the law," Slavitt told me.
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He scheduled the launch for last November, but given that his mission was kind of illegal and borderline suicidal, it kept getting pushed back.
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We're picking up on Louise Brooks' iconic A-line bob on the top portion, combined with Joan Jett's borderline mullet style on the bottom.
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The conversation culminated Wednesday with a borderline incoherent article by New York Times opinion columnist Ross Douthat, which brought Hanson's arguments to the mainstream.
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Evidence that members of the campaign were in contact with a foreign government that was intent on influencing the election would be borderline treasonous.
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Borderline, a Western-themed establishment known to regularly host country, salsa and swing dancing nights, was hosting a college country night on Wednesday evening.
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A few Las Vegas survivors were at Borderline during last week's shooting, including 27-year-old Telemachus Orfanos, who was killed at the bar.
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The Hill Fire, located near the Borderline Bar and Grill in Thousand Oaks, the site of Wednesday's tragedy, has burned through thousands of acres.
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At least 12 people, including a sheriff's sergeant, were killed in the Wednesday shooting at Borderline Bar and Grill, according to law enforcement authorities.
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There are lots of legitimate reasons to oppose a border-adjusted corporate tax, but the claim that it would be unconstitutional is borderline frivolous.
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But virtually all Conrad's work unfolds along roughly that borderline, and those adjectives provide the ideal means of describing the obstacles to crossing over.
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The rise of Uber has spawned multiple books, turned Kalanick into a borderline household name, and become a verb similar to Google or Facebook.
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Mr. Moretti's visuals here tend to be matter-of-fact, borderline utilitarian, and so even when Margherita dreams, she remains tethered to the world.
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" When asked how a borderline obese man on cholesterol-lowering medication could still be considered in "excellent" health, Jackson said, "It is called genetics.
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Now Fulmer is a borderline ace for the Detroit Tigers, with a 20203-2 record and a 2.50 earned run average in 16 starts.
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The doctor proposed that she had borderline personality disorder, a condition marked by unstable relationships and self-image and a chronic sense of emptiness.
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Research looking at opioid receptors in patients with borderline personality disorder in comparison to control subjects has documented abnormalities in these patients' opioids system.
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The effects of ketamine are currently being studied for those with PTSD, borderline personality disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, and other conditions.
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Benching a player until he negotiates a more favorable contract is not only borderline extortion, but also deeply concerning from a labor management perspective.
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All this borderline stalking unfortunately works, which is sad because you feel for Jake but really want him to move on with his life.
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Again, this isn't a case of one being 'bad' at a certain thing, it's just that Betts provides borderline special value with the glove.
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Fireworks are cooler to watch than to hear, so the nearly 30-second sound effects capping both ends of the song are borderline overkill.
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A study in midcentury drab, the room is clean, borderline austere, meticulously arranged and one flickering light bulb away from David Lynch-style uneasiness.
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But three frontline health care workers at Stanford Medical Center described a process they say is allowing too many borderline cases to move forward.
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She discloses to her employers that she has "vague" problems with her mental health, but hasn't told them she has borderline personality disorder (BPD).
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