Try 50 minutes of focus with 10-minute breaks in the morning, and 25 minutes of focus with 5-minute breaks in the afternoon, when energy tends to fade, says Hanna.
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Studies of nurses suggest that they are completely unable to take breaks in about 10 percent of shifts and aren't relieved of duty for meals and breaks in about 40 percent.
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All of this without any breaks in sound and vision.
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The tax breaks in question are for Boeing's 777X airplane.
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"People are spending their spring breaks in Laurel," he said.
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Bridges and boardwalks take travelers over breaks in the sand.
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Not too shabby, with sunny breaks in the clouds possible.
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Then they got two magnificent breaks in the Final Four.
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There are no lulls or breaks in the replay booth.
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He also sought to legislate tax breaks in the mogul's favor.
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Previous breaks in their relationship were caused by Tyga's, 26, unfaithfulness.
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It's ironic that they stopped for breaks in between to pray.
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Taking breaks in between work allows employees to be more productive.
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Congress members, meanwhile, will see no breaks in their pay whatsoever.
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One he catches, but the other falls and breaks in two.
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You've probably seen page breaks in chapter books all your life.
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Breaks in training give overstressed tissues time to recover, evidence suggests.
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Technicians often look to breaks in trends to confirm price action.
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They have winter breaks in Germany; in England, they do not.
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The most obvious risk: Someone breaks in and steals your stuff.
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TAPE: Well there's been breaks in protocol this whole wedding; let's not get started on breaks in protocol, but.... TG: And in fact he's like this like, "hey I'm scammin' here!" guy from like Upstate New York.
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Right around the corner, the truck's axle breaks in an aardvark hole.
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AS DAWN BREAKS in Hanoi the botanical gardens start to fill up.
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But viewers may notice a strange ad during breaks in the testimony.
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The guy wrote it in secret, during breaks in his Broadway show.
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Bright oranges and reds glow from behind angular breaks in the surface.
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The Senate breaks in favor of O'Brien's vice-presidential candidate, Laura Montez.
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Breaks in supply chains, factory closings and worker quarantines have disrupted supplies.
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Rib fractures are among the most common bone breaks in older adults.
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Previous breaks in the annual tradition go back to World War Two.
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The night was "horrible," he said, despite occasional breaks in warming tents.
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The Buffalo area saw more than 1,400 water main breaks in 2014 alone.
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It's amazing they weren't designed with a commute and lunch breaks in mind.
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I had grown up spending lots of weekends and school breaks in Tijuana.
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Breaks in the world of professional Counter-Strike are few and far between.
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The state has been generous with tax breaks in recent years, for one.
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Highs could even surpass 80 on Friday with enough breaks in the clouds.
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It was one of the most dramatic jail breaks in recent Kashmiri memory.
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Batshuayi beats two defenders on the end line and breaks in on Pickford.
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Mr. Brown had had psychotic breaks in prison, which were now getting worse.
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Many lead several classes back-to-back, with almost no breaks in between.
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Some breaks in the rain could be extended while the sun is up.
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There should be some breaks in the rain as well, especially by afternoon.
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An announcer breaks in — the broadcast from New Jersey has been cut off.
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Some teams simulate the extended halftime by taking 30-minute breaks in practice.
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More inclusive workplace policies also might warrant some financial breaks in an O'Rourke plan.
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The Braves got two breaks in the fourth inning, but failed to take advantage.
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India's government previously gave tax breaks in the budget for consumers buying electric vehicles.
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The San Jose Sharks have had their share of breaks in the NHL playoffs.
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The witness, whose name was redacted, said he ran during breaks in the gunfire.
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That is until last year when the tree split, following earlier breaks in 20163.
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And just like that, the bubble of sorrow breaks in a little ecstatic burst.
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So for them, I'm connecting on the commercial breaks in a way that's amazing.
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And I'm sure a glass shatters as soon as whoever this is breaks in.
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Costumed crowd-rousing mascots bounce around before games and during breaks in the action.
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Would they address it in their regular press availabilities during breaks in the presentations?
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Once in space, the nose cone breaks in half and falls back to Earth.
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They're sneaking out during dinner and coffee breaks in the trial and calling supporters.
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Lawmakers are discussing the possibility of extending expired tax breaks in future spending legislation.
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Whenever a major suicide story breaks in the media, the suicide rate goes up.
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" Shay breaks in, "But there is no doubt that these two kids are his!
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Breaks in employment could mean breaks in insurance, and according to the Republican health reform plans, those gaps could allow insurers to deny people coverage or charge them more — which is why groups such as the American Cancer Society oppose continuous coverage.
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CONSERVATIVES FIGHT ENERGY TAX BREAKS IN FAA BILL: Conservative groups that oppose a proposal to include energy tax breaks in the long-term reauthorization of the Federal Aviation Administration are vowing to take their fight to the House if the Senate moves ahead.
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I love the device of chapters breaks in [Quentin] Tarantino and Lars von Trier's films.
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The sights that can be seen during the breaks in the clouds are simply breathtaking.
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Other interludes are more abrupt, with fields of color or sudden breaks in the soundtrack.
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He took five-minute breaks in between films, but otherwise did not leave the theater.
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He was a good man who gave me some big breaks in my early days.
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The Pomodoro Technique involves working in 25-minute intervals with five-minute breaks in between.
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While they're sitting outside having a brotherly chat, she breaks in to steal the stamp.
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Players tend to forget the story if there are year long breaks in-between installments.
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Many of these fissures and breaks in the earth are almost certainly evidence of quakes.
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The NWS predicts showers for Friday morning and then some sun breaks in the afternoon.
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Trump was about to offer corporations one of the biggest tax breaks in recent memory.
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Both players exchanged early breaks in the decider before rain interrupted play at 3-3.
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The show will go through November of next year ... obviously there are breaks in between.
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Mr. Loeffelholz texted Mr. Rardin during breaks in the rehearsal, and jotted down notes afterward.
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Senators received few breaks in which they were allowed to venture out of the room.
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We walked toward the woods and I showed him various breaks in the fence line.
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Meanwhile, Amazon workers skip bathroom breaks in order to meet their grueling work targets. #CEOsvsWorkers.
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The lawyers eventually withdrew the letter, after taking instructions twice during breaks in the hearing.
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You're more likely to get an infection in places with microscopic breaks in the skin.
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Now, Pomodoro apps serve mainly to enforce those breaks in the name of more productive work.
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The ride-hailing company already enforces similar mandatory shift breaks in other markets where it operates.
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If the integrated cord frays or breaks in some other way, it's dead weight and useless.
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"I'll give him breaks in between so he can do whatever he wants," she kindly agreed.
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Barbosa said tax breaks in recent years had gone too far and eroded the government's finances.
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Leggy models with Epiladys stormed TV commercial breaks in a $22001 million-per-year advertising blitz.
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But there could be other routes: Does the virus sneak in through breaks in the lining?
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Each round could take less than a minute of intense moves, with no breaks in between.
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The deal sets a pay schedule for developers who get the tax breaks in prime areas.
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People who vote for the right often expect tax breaks in favor of companies in particular.
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Two recent nominees that have received "not qualified" ratings have exposed breaks in the Republican ranks.
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Unlike CRISPR, which causes breaks in DNA, base editing chemically corrects single-letter errors in DNA.
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It has a sweet deal for businesses, offering them tax breaks in an unusually opaque arrangement.
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Wawrinka played down the importance of the breaks in the match and any possible tactical motives.
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Sabalenka attacked Kuznetsova's serve with power and precision to earn three breaks in the opening set.
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Despite the rough landscape, Democrats received a handful of breaks in the early months of 22001.
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Highly successful people don't skip meals, sleep, or breaks in the pursuit of more, more, more.
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During breaks in play, the video screens were filled with homages to days of Oilers past.
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Despite the rough landscape, Democrats received a handful of breaks in the early months of 2017.
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Hastily chopped trees betrayed firefighting efforts to create fire breaks in the middle of the night.
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Breaks in OPEC's show of unity include Iraq's continued desire to boost production to 4.5 million bpd.
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They aren't, for instance, going to get any breaks in terms of capital they have to maintain.
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According to Milosevic herself, the transformation took 6 hours in total, with a few breaks in between.
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And in the days that followed, no leads or breaks in the case appeared in the reports.
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Boeing is the recipient of the largest amount of tax breaks in the country, according to McClatchy.
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A typical show lasts about 20 minutes, with breaks in between to let the sculpture cool down.
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The men busily knead, roll, and sprinkle dough with butter, taking small breaks in the hazy kitchen.
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If something breaks in the Fairphone 23 then you can buy a spare from the company's site.
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Dylan Smith and Ryan Luther each had a couple of layups off fast breaks in that stretch.
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When you die, the real Abdullah Karam suddenly breaks in through a video box in the game.
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If you must be outside in the heat, stay hydrated and take regular breaks in the shade.
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A few breaks in the tax overhaul may soften the blow of sky-high child care expenses.
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Currently, the bourse has no circuit breaks in auctions, during which brokers place buy and sell orders.
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Assistant Chief Immigration Judge Deepali Nadkarni also confirmed there were multiple breaks in the recording that day.
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" The Washington Post reported Wednesday that the autopsy showed Epstein "sustained multiple breaks in his neck bones.
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Lunch breaks in China for office workers start at noon sharp and typically go until 2 p.m.
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"Utter disappointment when you're up two breaks in one set, a break in the fifth," he said.
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Other Republican senators were predicting a similar outcome in conversations with reporters during breaks in Wednesday's proceedings.
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Richard bonded with other owner-drivers over breaks in Chinatown, where drivers parked and ate dinner together.
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration recommends scheduling frequent rest breaks in shaded or air-conditioned environments.
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Then the 2017 Republican tax plan gifted GM another $157 million in tax breaks in 2018 alone.
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The Senate's proposal came as a revenue-generating measure to help offset tax breaks in the bill.
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A couple fewer breaks in play won't kill Cleveland's chances, but less rest for James certainly doesn't help.
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Authorities noted that Little's drawings have helped identify two women and helped provide breaks in three cold cases.
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"We didn't do much to earn breaks in the first two periods," said Oilers head coach Todd McLellan.
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The government had earlier this month given tax breaks in the federal budget for consumers buying electric vehicles.
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Taking breaks in between tasks is necessary to keep your sanity intact — in fact, it's even highly recommended.
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Roberts cited the example of a businessman seeking state tax breaks in return for opening a new plant.
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More than two dozen stadium workers scrambled to clear hash marks and yard lines during breaks in play.
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But for this one game, we are racking up 20, 30, then 40 bad breaks in a row.
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As each new story breaks in Hollywood, the Weinstein story seems to extend its reach into other workplaces.
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One of the tax breaks in the administration's crosshairs would also target Democrats, according to a CNBC analysis.
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The county has been helped by breaks in the rain, which allow runoff to drain away, Henry said.
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He held serve, but there would be three breaks in the six opening games as both men adjusted.
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The two-hour, $76,000 procedure involves minor breaks in the leg bones, nails and screws, and physical therapy.
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This is why people tend to not like it when someone breaks in some sort of fast way.
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The photographer, semi-fluent in English, breaks in anyway and takes her picture, claiming not to understand the custom.
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Lacey's mother May (Chloë Sevigny) finally breaks in through the window and calls for Dee Dee as sirens approach.
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There were a few big breaks in the case between Waymo and Uber over self-driving car technology today.
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During breaks in the testimony, Gates looked straight ahead or down at his hands, and didn't meet Manafort's gaze.
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When it began, I would have told you that it was bad luck and the breaks in the game.
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When your satellite breaks in space, as DigitalGlobe's did on Monday, there isn't an easy way to repair it.
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Decker soon spent most of her school breaks in New York and became successful enough to put off college.
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In this case, breaks in the line were swiftly repaired, mirroring quake recovery in other areas of the city.
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Each team will play fewer games and have more breaks, in an attempt to ease the strain on players.
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To spend more on poor people, the Senate could scrap one of the tax breaks in the House bill.
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To do so, they used the CRISPR-Cas9 system to create breaks in both strands of the plants DNA.
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Taxpayers enjoyed $1.6 trillion in tax breaks in 2016 - more than the federal government collected in individual income taxes.
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These split-second breaks in concentration can diminish reaction time and situational awareness, increasing danger during hazardous road conditions.
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But the Watch isn't really tracking your movements, your reps, your breaks in between reps, or any of that.
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It's like inviting in a security guard to sit in your living room to make sure nobody breaks in.
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However the election breaks in November, the Sanders coalition — largely young, liberal and white — will not likely be satisfied.
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Some cities have also significant tax breaks in exchange for the jobs Amazon would bring to the successful bidder.
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We did three sets of each workout with breaks in between and a longer break at the halfway point.
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Still, even after the actors had reset for a new take, we would sometimes experience long breaks in filming.
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Lastly, Facebook is testing ad breaks in their on-demand video tab that is aimed to house premium content.
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Another leading view is that your brain is essential to you, even if there are radical breaks in continuity.
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I'm getting married next year, so during breaks in reporting I am deep in the world of wedding planning.
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His supporters also say parliament usually breaks in late September, when the main political parties hold their annual conferences.
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His supporters also say parliament usually breaks in late September, when the main political parties hold their annual conferences.
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"They can normally be contained by clearing narrow fire breaks in the leaf litter and fine fuel," Barlow says.
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Colleges across the country are extending students' spring breaks in an effort to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
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Federer and Nadal have been respectful rivals, with only the occasional breaks in decorum, for more than a decade.
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As the orchestra's storied brass section breaks in two young musicians, listen to what has made it so renowned.
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The sweeping changes also include handing out some of the 24 Academy Awards during commercial breaks in the Feb.
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Breaks in sedentary time are good, even if you don't have access to a walking or cycling workstation, Gaesser said.
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When the paint deteriorates, it breaks in little chips that mix with household dust and can be inhaled or ingested.
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Leather loosens as it breaks in, but the adjustable buckles mean you'll remain in control of how your moto fits.
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Light breaks in at unexpected angles, stirring up dust motes, revealing a citified greyness that manages not to be dreary.
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Two water main breaks in January caused major subway delays, as did two breaks last year and one in 2018.
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If the replica symmetry breaks in glass, then the atoms take on different configurations in different parts of the glass.
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Including mandatory Simpsons breaks in a daily routine sounds like every fan's dream, but in our house, it's a necessity.
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Her residency at the hotel's Zappos Theater -- "Christina Aguilera: The Xperience" -- runs through October, with some breaks in the middle.
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And they've been on recess for the last seven weeks, one of the longest breaks in the past 50 years.
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With these sensors, maintenance teams can be notified as something breaks in an AC and what specific part is broken.
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Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said Wednesday that authorities have had lots of tips but no breaks in the case.
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He said he listened to alternative rock during breaks in a recent tire test — but it was from the 224s.
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The players traded service breaks in the first six games, but Niculescu saved 10 of the 15 chances Hsieh had.
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After dozens of infections, his body had finally built up enough immunity to be asymptomatic when the parasite breaks in.
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The catchphrase went viral, thanks in part to its constant appearances during commercial breaks in NFL and college football games.
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He continued to act in amateur productions as a student at Yale and, during summer breaks, in Santa Barbara, Calif.
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And rebalancing after big declines in a blended-asset portfolio has generally been about buying nasty breaks in stock indexes.
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I've been working since I was 18, part-time as a student, summer breaks in a warehouse, and now ECE.
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Hopefully there will be a few breaks in the clouds in the evening to see the "Wolf" full moon rise.
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Her maid quits in a huff; a passing tramp peeps in the window, sees the undefended woman, and breaks in.
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I spent the next two days reading the book on all my breaks, in between scenes and during camera setups.
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Peter HognessBrooklyn To the Editor: It was sensible to give Amazon large tax breaks in exchange for its huge investment.
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She picks the lock to the AV club and breaks in as the boys are discussing what to do with Dart.
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He had to take two breaks in-between, he said, adding that he could see and breathe normally behind the mask.
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It has experimented with allowing branded content as well as short 15-second ad breaks in livestreamed content for select publishers.
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It's easier to catch someone who breaks in and physically smashes equipment than a hacker who shuts down a system remotely.
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The pair exchanged early breaks in the opening set before Kasatkina fired a blistering forehand to take a 4-2 lead.
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Some of that increase was related to school summer breaks in which bus drivers and cafeteria workers were left temporarily unemployed.
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The company is now testing short video ads that will play during breaks in Facebook Live broadcasts, they confirmed to Adage.
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His costumes often require things like talons, which means he can't feed himself or check his phone during breaks in filming.
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The world number two claimed two more breaks in the next to seal the deal in an hour and 18 minutes.
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Hill told Esquire he hopes that renewed interest might lead to breaks in the case, maybe even leading to its closure.
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Pell would wait during breaks in a small interview room next to the courtroom, with two companions most of the time.
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Two breaks in the pipeline have halted transportation of 5,000 to 6,000 barrels of oil per day, state-owned Petroperu said.
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"Any activity that produces breaks in the skin or bleeding, even micro-abrasions, could result in hepatitis C transmission," Spradling says.
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Ford's team of lawyers requested limited media presence during the hearing, dedicated security for their client and lengthy breaks in testimony.
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Even though Chinese domestic demand is strong, Beijing will continue "tapping on the breaks" in its managed economic slowdown, said Fernandez.
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In 2009, the FBI joined in the search and called it "highly solvable," but no major breaks in the case came.
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Absolutely. Did we need to do it by borrowing $1.5 trillion and leaving almost all the existing tax breaks in place?
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Customers will be relying on the wireless network for all internet needs, so any breaks in service would be hugely disruptive.
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When I first started I was probably working about 80 hour per week (from morning to night, with breaks in between).
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But one of the tax breaks in the administration's crosshairs would hit Democratic voters the hardest, according to a CNBC analysis.
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As the ESA discovered, solar radiation caused strand breaks in the spore DNA, which induced mutations and significantly reduced their survival.
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Summer lightning in the West is a regular afternoon phenomenon, when the heat builds up and suddenly breaks in violent release.
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"At the Guggenheim, you would get an hour for lunch and half-hour breaks in the mornings and afternoons," she observed.
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A nurse breaks in on Candy and her uncle; they're going at it like "hot wart hogs" under her father's sickbed.
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Williams lost her first set of 2020 — singles or doubles — but took control with two early breaks in the deciding set.
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Breaks in that routine were rare, exceptions to the rule of portraying the meticulous brand Clinton adheres to in real life.
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Puerto Rico lost population and jobs after Congress eliminated special tax breaks in 2006, making it more difficult to repay its debts.
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When we were shooting, we were shooting 13-hour days, no lunch breaks, in the water the whole time, 4-foot waves.
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And thanks to some fortunate breaks in the tournament, the Bulldogs took a fairly cushy route to the championship game as well.
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After an early exchange of breaks in the second, the Rio Olympic bronze medalist got the decisive break in the seventh game.
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Cairo said he believes projects like ArcelorMittal's that were undertaken with the tax breaks in mind should continue to get tax relief.
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He had a broken neck, a punctured lung, 15 broken ribs, fractures in both breastbones and multiple breaks in his right leg.
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She watches them go into some sort of greenhouse and when the leave, hours later, breaks in to check it out herself.
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So far, the government's main response has been to insert tax breaks in the budget for 2016, aimed at encouraging corporate investment.
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ISIS fighters had planted mines and improvised explosive devices at several breaks in the wall, a US Central Command (CENTCOM) statement said.
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He has 15 broken ribs, fractures in both breastbones, a punctured lung, multiple breaks in his right leg, and a broken neck.
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Firefighters use them to open breaks in the forest that are devoid of anything that burns, starving an approaching fire of fuel.
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The defense argued he was framed by other traffickers who became government witnesses so they could get breaks in their own cases.
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The tax break, known by the wonky name "net operating loss carryforward," is one the most common tax breaks in corporate America.
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We need to know if the president has illegally evaded taxes or unethically avoided them by exploiting special breaks in the law.
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Students will also have a later start time for school days and more staggered breaks in order to promote year-round education.
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And, if well executed — and luck breaks in the United States' favor — it opens the possibility of redefining the global trade landscape.
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At Future Arena on Saturday, the boisterous Brazilian spectators urged Pavliukianec on, chanting his name during breaks in action — and only then.
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Connecticut College, which in 2015 charged fees to eat and stay on campus, no longer does for breaks in the academic year.
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And there are states that Democrats hold, like Alabama, that will fall back to Republicans unless everything breaks in the incumbent's favor.
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Jeffrey Epstein Jeffrey Epstein had "multiple breaks in his neck bones," according to an autopsy performed on the multimillionaire hedge fund manager.
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A reminder of the brittle condition of the city's infrastructure has played out in several water main breaks in the last month.
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Superstar athletes Stephen Curry and LeBron James have also taken social media breaks in an effort to remain laser-focused on performance.
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I take cry breaks in the bathroom, then I wipe my eyes, splash water on my cheeks, and go back to work.
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The Senate health care bill will aim to penalize Americans who have breaks in insurance coverage, an updated draft released Monday shows.
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I got to thinking about the ways these works developed as a result of breaks in time, as well as shifting locales.
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In the sketch, the pair breaks in to the game show's set and then goes through the various motions of the show.
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"Standard genome editing methods, including the use of CRISPR/Cas9, make double-stranded breaks in DNA," Liu said during a press briefing.
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Iff caffeine were present during the formation of DNA, it could cause breaks in the chromosomes, threadlike structures that carry genetic information.
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Thus we have our first major breaks in 2019's biggest mystery — until, of course, Nicholas Cage decides to steal the Magna Carta.
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And when things get really heavy, don't be afraid to double bag to prevent tearing and embarrassing bag breaks in the parking lot.
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It's so rough to spend over 7.503 hours a week somewhere that doesn't have little hints of fun and breaks in the monotony.
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Placing HQ2 in a struggling city was a chance to prove a counter-narrative, while getting plenty of tax breaks in the process.
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The conversations about whether to stay or go are taking place during breaks in the picketing inside and outside the capitol building here.
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In both these recent cases, there were no lucky breaks in counterterrorism reconnaissance, there was no timely preattack human or technical intelligence collection.
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Arya breaks in and steals the note — but Littlefinger is aware of her spying, and has clearly set her up to find it.
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And I've continued my travels with weekend breaks in Europe as well as a longer trip to New Zealand, Australia, Malaysia and Singapore.
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Like quality leather, the Hypalon breaks in with wear, picking up surface marks that fade into a kind of weathered patina over time.
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He says the middle-class will eventually pay for the tax breaks, in cuts to programs such as Medicaid, Medicare and Social Security.
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The combination of the heating, cool and air is thought to be perfect for treating an athlete's muscles during breaks in a game.
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So yeah, that a local politician from a tiny town proposed paid sex breaks in a worker-friendly country is not exactly surprising.
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Zheng and Sakkari exchanged breaks in the first set en route to the tiebreaker, which Zheng closed out on her second set point.
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Six years ago the then Tory chancellor, George Osborne, promised "the most generous tax breaks in the world" to support the fledgling industry.
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This allows them to go into their online accounts, and invalidate the lost or stolen key—hopefully before the bad actor breaks in.
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Jassy's comments also come as Amazon reviews bids for its new headquarters — bids which may offer Amazon sizeable tax breaks in other cities.
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But it was short on details on which of the dozens of lucrative tax breaks in the current tax code may be eliminated.
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Matters of the heart are cyclically worried and fought over during breaks in the alley behind the restaurant, not far from the Dumpsters.
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She was ahead by three breaks in the second set, after winning the first set, 6-2, and even had two match points.
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An elevator dings then opens as that well known (from Guitar Hero for a lot of us) riff from Heart's "Barracuda" breaks in.
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Reubens has worked steadily (with a couple of breaks in the early '633s) since the late 1970s on a wide variety of projects.
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You'll also get a 24-month warranty, so if the keyboard breaks in less than two years, you'll be able to replace it.
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The partners at the global venture firm have already seen startups suffer a decline in business activity and breaks in their supply chain.
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Asked if three breaks in succession, including five days off for the All-Star weekend, were almost an embarrassment of riches, Lundqvist smiled.
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Q: Take us through what happens in New York and Washington when a big story breaks in the late afternoon or at night.
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One thing I've heard from our team is that if something breaks in our product, they're constantly thinking, 'Did I miss a child?
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The screens unfold like an accordion book, not quite aligning, leaving small gaps that create page breaks in the fluency of the projections.
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But Mr. Charnas, who came up with the main characters in his treatment, had historical and personal reasons to set "The Breaks" in 1990.
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Even if you're staying for a few days, buy groceries and snacks to keep you energized as you take breaks in between sites. 2.
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"If you have kids in your house, or a situation where someone breaks in, you don't want the wrong person operating it," he said.
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There's really only one direction to go when you're in the world's most famous boy band — and that's forward, with no breaks in sight.
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Under the plan, four to six categories would have also been selected on a rotation to be handed out during breaks in future telecasts.
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We have a machine learning model that can recognize any breaks in the pipeline that's being downloaded to run on the DJI drone itself.
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It's really great to be armed and prepared to protect yourself if someone breaks in, but you can't shoot 10 guns at a time.
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The company, which recently began to allow advertising breaks in live video streams, has also tried to automate the process for flagging offensive material.
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But Democrats have a much longer list of potential targets ... which they could put into play if the national mood breaks in their favor.
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Or rave about Annie Hall's inventive narrative structure, disrupting the traditional romantic comedy mold with cutaways, non-sequiturs, and breaks in the fourth wall.
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There were five service breaks in the first eight games of the second set, leaving Barty leading, 5-3, and serving for the match.
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Structural continuity of any kind completely breaks in the next map, as bosses and enemies and ideas from other maps are revisited seemingly randomly.
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In other words, a student who takes breaks in between semesters can still sign up for a student membership when they return to school.
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Her 18-year-old opponent, Naomi Osaka, was up by two breaks in the deciding third set and served for the match two times.
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That's good and bad news for Trump because he gave some people big tax breaks in 247 and gave surprise tax bills to others.
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While he struggles financially, he hones his craft in the bleakly lit city — on buses, during factory lunch breaks, in front of the mirror.
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They are holding up their end of the deals they made, in which they got financial breaks in exchange for investing in local communities.
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There are also a disfigured, rather yearning character, called Pitiful Creature, and a fusty academic who breaks in occasionally to comment on the work.
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Higher mortgage rates, combined with the loss of homeowner tax breaks in some of the nation's most expensive markets, are taking away buying power.
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Amherst provided funds for lower-income students to eat in Schwemm's, the campus coffee shop, and expanded support during other breaks in subsequent years.
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The EU's second-highest court struck down the European Commission's finding in 2015 that Starbucks had benefited from illegal tax breaks in the Netherlands.
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But he is often fixated on cable news headlines and will likely be hard-pressed to avoid chiming in during breaks in his schedule.
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If you're willing to take your ciggie breaks in the great (and frigid) outdoors, we'd love to have you to dinner at our place.
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If you take a screenshot of a website in Safari, there's an option to screenshot the entire page without all of the breaks in between.
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With only 30-second breaks in the action, Buck couldn't make it there and back in time, so he pulled up a trash can instead.
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There are so many sweets that we have to take breaks in between, so we pass the time by playing dice games (again, very Danish).
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Facebook also said it was allowing more content creators to run ad breaks in longer videos, and offer subscriptions for $4.99 a month to fans.
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Sony's case has enough capacity to cover "about" two extra charges for a total of 9 hours of listening (with breaks in between for charging).
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As long as there are some breaks in between storms, sowing should not be significantly hampered and the additional moisture should only help the situation.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The organizers of the Oscars ceremony on Friday scrapped a plan to award four Academy Awards during commercial breaks in the Feb.
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You can have a great day and then the next day will be the opposite because of the weather or something breaks in the kitchen.
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A new website, Après, just this week began targeting workers like Ms. Corvino who have taken career breaks in hopes of matching them with employers.
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I was panting, groaning and taking mini breaks in between each session – all the while thinking I had underestimated Dev Windsor and the VS squad.
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We hope the Victoria Police Department will let us know if that guy breaks in and takes some New Year's resolution-friendly salad greens, though.
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The EU would continue to compensate fishermen and operators from EU members states under the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund for temporary breaks in fishing.
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Mr. Manas of Omnicom said that while the service had potential, advertisers were still figuring out how people react to ad breaks in social videos.
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At 69A, you get what would happen to these circled letters if they were cards in a card game (or breaks in a tap routine).
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Despite limited sunshine, highs top out in the upper 60s, and, if there are enough breaks in the clouds, low to mid-70s are possible.
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Either way, it's meant to get you into the habit of making sure you're getting things done and taking those well deserved breaks in between.
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After the pair exchanged five service breaks in the first set, Hercog took a 4-2 lead with the first break of the second set.
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In San Francisco, some tech companies, including Mr. Dorsey's Twitter, used tax breaks in 2011, which the city offered to keep them from moving away.
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During breaks in the action his eyes would drift to the bridge just a few hundred feet behind the center field wall at PNC Park.
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Senator Joni Ernst of Iowa, another Republican running hard for re-election, has frequently criticized the Democrats' case for impeachment during breaks in the trial.
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We would glance at one another during breaks in the action — we couldn't speak, because we were hooked up to mics — and send good vibes.
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They are asking for three 30-minute breaks in 10+ hour shifts instead of two 15 minute breaks and one 30 minute break, Vox reports.
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Both sisters were more proficient with their returns than with their serves in the first set, when they shared eight service breaks in 12 games.
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The city recorded 459 water main breaks in the last fiscal year, about 1.2 per day, though few were big enough to attract widespread attention.
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They exchanged 13 service breaks in the hard-fought clash, with Alexandrova needing four set points to win the second set and level the match.
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But Congress began phasing out the breaks in 1996, and they disappeared in 2006 — one reason, experts say, the economy has taken such a hit.
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Given this insight, we reasoned that social prejudice may originate from our general dislike of deviancy -- breaks in regularities and what we are accustomed to.
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The best Terrace House moments are breaks in the thin fabric of civilization, usually when everything falls apart and social hierarchies go out the window.
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Go: The fourth wall breaks in "Suicide Forest," a play about Japanese-American identity, revealing something so heart-stingingly tender that the whole work shifts.
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Evers also opposes Walker's deal to give a Chinese company, Foxconn Technology Group, $3 billion in tax breaks in exchange for their $10 billion factory.
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Where Trump could glide off the support of excited crowds in the primary debates, he sometimes seemed lost without constant applause breaks in this debate.
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"Prison breaks in Iceland usually mean someone just fled to get drunk," Helgi Gunnlaugsson, a sociology professor at the University of Iceland, told the Guardian.
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What's new: NBCUniversal will reduce the number of commercial breaks in prime-time TV shows by more than 20% across all of its networks by 2020.
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Palin last posted on Facebook about Todd's condition on March 17, describing in detail the "long surgery" he underwent to repair numerous breaks in his body.
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But when a thief breaks in to Rell's home and steals Keanu, his kitten, both men must find their inner thugs to get the kitten back.
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They'll include unique camera angles optimized for mobile viewing, and may include ad tests, like putting ad breaks in the middle of streams, says The WSJ.
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Hanson does that with breaks in her voice — it's a style popularized by Julia Michaels, whose influence can be felt all over this delightful pop nugget.
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Tablo's DVR boxes will soon be able to automatically skip the ad breaks in your antenna TV recordings, its manufacturer Nuvyyo has announced, according to Variety.
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If companies believe additional repatriation moves will come, they often are tempted to hold onto their cash in hopes of getting further breaks in the future.
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It said between six and eight categories would be presented during commercial breaks in the televised ceremony, and then edited and aired later in the broadcast.
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The president's plan involves reducing the number of individual tax brackets, cutting rates for businesses and eliminating many of the tax breaks in the current code.
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A coalition of almost 50 fiscally conservative groups is urging congressional leaders to reject including the extension of renewable energy tax breaks in upcoming spending legislation.
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More than ten top YouTube creators have taken breaks in the past year, including PewDiePie, who up until recently was the platform's most subscribed-to channel.
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"We were surprised by the fact that only women demonstrated an additional reduction in blood pressure when exercise was followed by breaks in sitting," Wheeler said.
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It's great for keeping tabs on the dog at home, an eye in the nursery or as a security option in case someone breaks in. Disclosure
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Meanwhile, Facebook cut up big checks last year to a bunch of celebrities and media partners, and they're now experimenting with ad breaks in live videos.
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He said he was not aware the flat was being rented under the "Loi Scellier" which gives landlords tax breaks in exchange for capped rent levels.
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But anyone making more than that is left to wonder which of the dozens of lucrative tax breaks in the current tax code may be eliminated.
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By afternoon, breaks in the clouds are likely and allow highs to surge into the mid-70s — and even the upper 70s can't be ruled out.
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The company didn't choose the biggest incentive packages on offer, and in an unusual move, it included details of the tax breaks in its news release.
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What those ads don't tell you is that about 50 percent of the tax breaks in the most recent Trump administration proposal would go to millionaires.
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Investigators said they got several breaks in the case in recent months, including DNA test results that showed one of the murdered girls was Evans' daughter.
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Two groups backed by wealthy GOP donors Charles and David Koch are warning members of Congress against renewing expired tax breaks in a government funding bill.
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Past government efforts to jump-start consumption, such as tax breaks in 2009 on energy-efficient appliances, boosted consumer spending but did not drive sustainable growth.
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But despite countless loopholes, exemptions and special breaks in the tax code, there was never a move to single out employee compensation from other earned income.
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On one hand, President Barack Obama failed in his 2015 attempt to cut back federal tax breaks in 529 plans, when they merely covered higher education.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. – Viewers in New Hampshire are seeing a lot more of Bernie Sanders during the breaks in their favorite television shows than they are Hillary Clinton.
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The bathroom that had previously been open during breaks in the trial was now blocked off, and Zuck's security team demanded that I stay out of eyesight.
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"We think the Fed still has ammunition unless something else breaks in the economy," and the central bank will "gradually continue to tighten," the Vanguard CIO said.
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Plus, Teddy's water breaks in the middle of her big speech, so the smart money is on Amelia delivering Teddy's baby in the season finale next week.
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It contends that dividing one's work into 25-minute chunks, with breaks in between, results in more productivity than working the same amount of time straight through.
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In Germany it was everywhere: the country's Freikörperkultur ("free body culture", or FKK) encourages stripping off while gardening, playing sports or taking lunch breaks in the park.
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Kuznetsova was always likely to hit the big winners but they were too few, and errors more plentiful, as Wozniacki grabbed two early breaks in the decider.
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"Digital investments" were one of the areas facing scrutiny; this summer, The Met abruptly slammed on the breaks in the face of an estimated $10 million deficit.
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I got a couple of breaks in my audio stream, like an FM radio being subjected to a tunnel, but it was mostly good and definitely clear.
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To make the awards shorter, some wins won't be televised, and will be awarded during commercial breaks, in a bid to make the show more globally accessible.
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Needless to say, we felt pretty confident walking out of that office after about six hours of back and forth questioning, with very few breaks in between.
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Daniel would need the comforting familiarity of "Kamp Krusty" and the other episodes on disc one to ease his anxiety over our vacation's breaks in his routine.
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An ocean wave breaks in a circular motion, which is most evident when you wipe out and tumble like you've taken a dip in a washing machine.
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Social eating Another healthy eating strategy is planning to have meals at social gatherings where food will inevitably be served and taking breaks in between, Zibdeh said.
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There were 16 breaks in the 34 games and Vesnina dropped serve seven times, but that was better than her opponent, and proved to be the difference.
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Yankees 5, Twins 3 Rob Refsnyder has been using Dustin Ackley's first baseman's glove for the past few weeks while he breaks in one of his own.
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Married victim's husband For years, there were no breaks in the case until 2014, when the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office cold case unit reopened the investigation.
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But Williams earned breaks in two of the last three games to take the set, smacking a forehand winner off Radwanska's second serve on the last point.
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The players exchanged early breaks in the final set but Rybarikova clinched the decisive lead in the tiebreak, before sealing the victory on her seventh match point.
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It's jerky, it's fast, the soldiers look like sort of Charlie Chaplin characters, it's scratchy, it's got breaks in it, and that's what I'm used to seeing.
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There are three possible breaks in trading, called market-wide circuit breakers, which regulators put in place in 2013 to ensure that declines in stocks are orderly.
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Partly that's because her piercing voice breaks in just the right places when her mood grows downcast, and explodes into colorful curlicues when she's enthused, or peeved.
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Deductions and other tax preferences Republicans want to eliminate many tax breaks in order to simplify the tax code and to help pay for lowering tax rates.
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Tomorrow we'll have a recap of the closing arguments for you, and whatever news breaks in the next 24 hours, that will surely throw everything into chaos.
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When news breaks in these places we know so well, we can go beyond the immediate facts to shed further light on the "why" behind what's happening.
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The Senate is dropping plans to include energy tax breaks in legislation reauthorizing the Federal Aviation Administration after lawmakers were unable to reach a final deal. Sen.
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Keys held her nerve in the decider which saw five breaks in the last six games and completed her turnaround winning 12 of the final 15 games.
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In the UK, the school summer holiday begins in July and is six weeks long, which is one of the shortest summer breaks in the developed world.
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I fondly remember my own spring breaks in Florida, which ranged from childhood Disney family vacations to trips with my college crew to Miami and Fort Lauderdale.
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In the last few weeks, Zinke has said that six monuments, including the Upper Missouri River Breaks in his home state of Montana, would be left intact.
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All the breaks in the game allow us time to strategize, talk about personnel, formations, and then the play-by-play before we repeat it all again.
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But it's worth noting that in recent months, they have gotten a few breaks in their favor, making the still unlikely possibility at least a bit more imaginable.
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In the experiment, participants were asked to focus on a single task for 50 minutes; some were given breaks (in the form of diversions) and others were not.
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During the breaks in taping, some of the people in attendance for the final taping speak to their fellow fans about what the series has meant to them.
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Saujani recommends tackling everyday stereotypes — for example, if an appliance or gadget breaks in your house, bring it to your daughter to help fix, instead of your son.
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An X-ray revealed no breaks in Cespedes's hand, but he said he expected to undergo further tests in New York and hoped to only miss three days.
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Some buried skulls were perforated and there were signs of fatal cuts and breaks in several bones, suggestive of human sacrifice, though this remains uncertain, the researchers said.
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In the moments before the push to The Lighthouse began, Lupo told Mike (and the stream) it was okay if they needed to take breaks in-between matches.
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Today (Tuesday): Morning showers will end around midday, with some breaks in the cloud cover later this afternoon as temperatures climb into the middle 240s to near 250.
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Making money from Facebook includes content sponsored by a brand, sites featuring ads from Facebook Audience Network, ads in Facebook Instant Articles, or ad breaks in Facebook videos.
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Spider-Man feeds that joy with the bursts of motion that spring out of your web-swinging and death-defying leaps through the breaks in Manhattan's concrete jungle.
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Djokovic came up with the big plays while facing break points in the first two sets, and only dropped serve in two exchanges of breaks in the third.
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Apple, like many other multinational companies, has taken advantage of these types of tax breaks in countries like Ireland, to avoid paying large taxes in the United States.
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He said the company is exploring the possibility of including advertising breaks in live video in the future but said that no specific plans had been made yet.
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Burroughs explains that it was a decision made, in part, to ensure the narrative is constantly pushed forward without the breaks in tempo that dialogue would inevitably bring.
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So we took one camera, and decided to pass the image back and forth between the two of them as opposed to artificial breaks in the editing room.
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Our high marginal tax rates distort incentives, but we have so many tax breaks in our code, the high rate doesn't translate to paying more overall in taxes.
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Most commonly, people get necrotizing fasciitis when the bacteria enter the body through breaks in the skin, including cuts and scrapes, burns and surgical wounds, the CDC says.
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While he took some breaks in between trips, other times he filmed episodes back-to-back in what one can only imagine to be an exhausting, brutal process.
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The pair traded breaks in the opening stages of the final set before former world number one Osaka clinched victory, despite double faulting on her first match point.
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The duo converted one of their 10 break point chances in the opening set and marched to a one-sided victory with two more breaks in the second.
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These breaks in the weather don't tend to last long in winter, so as you might imagine, we've got more storminess to watch heading into the new workweek.
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Traders are reluctant to buy breaks in agricultural markets until the extent of the outbreak is defined, said Rich Feltes, head of market insights for broker RJ O'Brien.
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The advisory was issued Wednesday after a drop in water pressure that was believed to have been caused by breaks in frozen pipes, according to a news release.
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In the tax law passed in 2017, Republicans and the Trump administration sought to spur investment in poor areas by giving tax breaks in so-called opportunity zones.
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A longstanding goal of both Democratic and Republican politicians has been to bring the statutory rate down from 35 percent by closing tax breaks in the corporate code.
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Millions of people watch Twitch streamers who take bathroom breaks in the middle of their streams without logging off, and continue watching an empty chair while they do.
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Once Zuck had been escorted down the hallway towards the legal war rooms, which Facebook's lawyers and employees occupied during breaks in proceedings, court security wardened off the area.
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" Gouthro wasn't in the interrogation room, but he tells Bloomberg he "saw a colleague reading the text messages and emails that Tripp was sending during breaks in the questioning.
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We open in a post-coital moment with Manfred (François Arnaud) as dawn breaks in Midnight, a place where nothing feels as good as going against your father's wishes.
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The pair exchanged early breaks in overcast conditions before top-seeded Federer stamped his authority by winning the tiebreak 7-1, ending Kudla's 10-set winning streak this week.
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"Those breaks in her shoulders very strongly suggest she was still alive at that moment as she moved her arms up and tried to break the fall," he said.
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Sanders helped pass the Small Business Jobs Act, which gave low-interest loans to small businesses and offered around $12 billion nationally in small-business tax breaks in 2010.
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Tax expenditures (special breaks in the tax code) now cost a record $28503 trillion a year — roughly what the GOP tax cuts are projected to add to the deficit.
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The 23-year-old from South Carolina had been a point away from taking the first set but surrendered two breaks in a row to lose it 5-7.
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Nearly all the civilians were gone, either driven out by their rulers' brutality in the early days, or escaping during breaks in the fighting as the Iraqi forces approached.
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LOS ANGELES, Nov 12 (Reuters) - During commercial breaks in a broadcast of World Wrestling Entertainment's WWE SmackDown, fans were shown ads for Walt Disney Co's new streaming service, Disney+.
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There's bounces and breaks in the game, and it was certainly a ball that was very well hit to a big part of the park in a big stadium.
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An RC-135's full crew can total nearly 30 individuals, including the pilots and navigators, intelligence specialists, and repair specialists to fix gear that breaks in the air.
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For this reason, we oppose the "tax extenders" process outright, whereby Congress re-authorizes the same "temporary" tax breaks in one- and two-year spurts to hide their cost.
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But big breaks in the ensuing months made the gamble worth it, starting with the product being featured as a holiday gift idea on The Today Show in 2014.
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Todd Palin, 51, had the surgery at Mat-Su Regional Medical Center in Palmer, Alaska, to repair "numerous breaks" in his upper body, Palin said on her Facebook page.
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Research on a program of corporate tax breaks in Texas found that 22000 to 22007 percent of the projects benefiting from such incentives would have gone forward without them.
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There were only three breaks in the match — the two traded breaks midway through the second set, and Anderson broke Querrey in the sixth game of the third set.
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Based on Douglas Wood's best-selling picture book of the same title, the show deals with the consequences when a truth falls from the sky and breaks in two.
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If you feel ashamed to be laughing, then Lonergan has got you exactly where he wants you—stirred and confounded, casting around for breaks in the cloud of sadness.
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The unions had fought hard to win smoke breaks in the 1940s, and, if these had to go, they wanted it to be on their terms, through collective bargaining.
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I think the only difference is that you miss the big screen experience, but at the same time this show breaks in over 200-250 countries on the 16th.
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I spent some time in the ICU with a broken sternum, several broken ribs, twisted spine, severe concussion, and some breaks in my hand that led to a couple surgeries.
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Wisconsin's plan to treat Foxconn to $3 billion in tax breaks in exchange for a $10 billion factory is looking less and less like a good deal for the state.
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The American, who came into the tournament after a four-month layoff, twice had treatment for "food poisoning issues" during breaks in the 92-minute rematch of last year's final.
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But all she has ever wanted was for people to look beyond the headlines and see that she's a real person who hasn't gotten a lot of breaks in life.
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They know their starting point and they have a sense of where the natural breaks in Kirkman's writing can help to shape one movie, or even a series of movies.
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Gouthro, who wasn't in the interrogation room, says at one point he saw a colleague reading the text messages and emails that Tripp was sending during breaks in the questioning.
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"When they take breaks in the trial, some people want to go and grab a candy bar or sit down and make a phone call," Barrasso said in an interview.
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Nestled below the picturesque Table Mountain on the western edge of South Africa, Cape Town is home to some of the most popular beaches and surf breaks in the country.
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Students take breaks in-between classes to play ping pong or foosball and get a fresh soda from the installed fountain on the second floor of the three-story building.
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After a couple of exchanges of breaks in the second, Williams stole her opponent's serve again to close it out on the first match point when Sakkari's forehand sailed long.
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BIG BREAKS IN JAPAN Nick Kyrgios rallied to defeat David Goffin, 4-23, 6-3, 7-21, for his third title of the year at the Japan Open in Tokyo.
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Burgundy fabric adorned the walls, gold tassels hung from the ceiling, and carpets covered the floor, to which Mr. Ghamdi pressed his forehead in prayer during breaks in our conversation.
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Although both exercise and breaks in sitting can reduce high blood pressure, or hypertension, Wheeler and colleagues analyzed whether a combination of exercise and short breaks would offer further benefits.
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Trump took advantage of all of these breaks in style: he attacked, he pummeled, he aggressively charged forward in spite of obstacles that likely would have finished any other candidate.
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Giorno simply inserted line breaks, in the spirit of Warhol making a silkscreened print of a newspaper photo of a suicide victim and calling it art ("Suicide: Fallen Body" [1962]).
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At 6 feet 5 inches and 220 pounds, he is big enough to hold his own in the lane, yet nimble enough to lead fast breaks in the open floor.
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Washington state granted Boeing tax breaks in exchange for the company's decision to put a new aircraft program, the 777X, in the Seattle area to "maintain and grow" aerospace employment.
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When moments of contemplation — sustained balances, moody breaks in the action — creep in, they read more like spots for them to catch their breath than poetic pauses in the storm.
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But TLC rattle through it all like a coconut-oiled machine, smashing together variety show costume changes and dance breaks in a way that feels distinctly Not of This Era.
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If parents pay for an item that their child breaks in a store, then they should also be held responsible if their child is bullying other students, Chief Ault said.
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Details: Wealth on campus, for some, comes in the form of spring breaks in Bali, resort-style apartment buildings and regular group dinners out where tabs stretch into four digits.
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And they are considering changing their state tax codes to allow residents to take advantage of other federal tax breaks — in effect, restoring deductions that the tax law scaled back.
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Many other sports that have successfully introduced electronic review or video review already had frequent breaks in play: cricket, baseball, tennis, the American version of football, basketball and other competitions.
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While breaks in decorum that the first day of arguments didn't surface until the late hours of the night, on Wednesday they were happening earlier and earlier inside the chamber.
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He has also ordered a plan for how to sequester the military jury and how to get participants on and off the island during judicially approved breaks in the trial.
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He said that it was unlikely games would be cancelled and that there were already special measures in place that allowed referees to give players water breaks in extreme heat.
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WASHINGTON — During commercial breaks in "Fox & Friends" and "Saturday Night Live" this month, a peculiar advertisement has flashed across television screens in New York, Washington and West Palm Beach, Fla.
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He has also ordered a plan for how to sequester the military jury and how to get participants on and off the island during judicially approved breaks in the trial.
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Glazer joins a growing group of Hollywood creatives who are pulling projects from Georgia, which has become a major filming hub, in part, due to production tax breaks in the state.
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If you want to take more breaks, trade the Pomodoro technique ... With breaking between completed projects The Pomodoro Technique involves working in 25-minute intervals with five-minute breaks in between.
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There was an early exchange of breaks in the second set with Querrey opening a 6-1 lead in the tiebreak before suffering another meltdown and finding himself trailing 8-7.
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If every competitive state race breaks in favor of Medicaid expansion, as many as 2.7 million new people could gain health care, according to an analysis from health consulting firm Avalere.
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Another suit filed in 2013 alleged that Dan Gagnon, Indian Point's security manager, allowed records to be altered to cover up staff working overtime without breaks, in violation of federal regulations.
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Lead author John Kappelman, professor of anthropology and geological sciences at UT Austin, noticed that the breaks in the fossil were neat and sharp, with tiny bone fragments still in place.
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He is now also citing the 1998 and 153 story lines: Something "breaks" in the capital markets as central bankers snug up policy, until monetary authorities relent and risk assets reflate.
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Many states have come under fire for being overly generous with tax breaks in their attempts to lure businesses with tax abatements, with Foxconn's planned Wisconsin plant being another recent example.
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I'm attracted to cloth that will improve as it breaks in and ages; the oxford cloth from my first shirt collection is woven by Alumo, a renowned shirting mill in Switzerland.
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As people with disabilities protested in the halls of Congress and were dragged out of their wheelchairs by Capitol police, wealthy donors were salivating over the tax breaks in the bills.
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However, preliminary reports suggest it will also call for a Some taxpayers are looking for ways to maximize those at-risk breaks in the 2017 tax year while they still can.
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It was to be shown during commercial breaks in the coverage of the Nineteenth Party Congress, in October, which established President Xi Jinping as the most powerful leader since Mao Zedong.
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In the infrequent occasion when a contestant's knife breaks in the testing process, Baker and Neilson get emotional; Baker jokes that he needs "to take the afternoon off" when it happens.
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Democrats have been pressing Senate leaders to include tax breaks in the FAA bill that support investments in fuel cells, geothermal, biomass, combined heat and power systems and small wind power.
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And despite their stated purpose, the corporate tax breaks in the legislation will not encourage new investment, according to many economists, but will instead reduce the taxes due on existing investments.
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The White House spokesperson also added she has a "beef" with the media coverage of impeachment saying it's "very biased" and includes more interviews with Democrats during breaks in the trial.
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The abrupt failure of interest — the humming during breaks in the conversation, the laughter that trailed everything he said — all created a kind of bubble around him, a zone of inaccessibility.
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In parts of Mali where jihadist militias operate, courageous health care workers look for breaks in the fighting to travel to conflict-isolated villages to dispense basic care and prevent disease.
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At a press conference on Tuesday, though, Cuomo said the city was giving Amazon $1.3 billion in tax breaks in addition to the state's incentives package of more than $1.5 billion.
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Because it seemed like, as a reader, like, oh, Harvey Weinstein — which was sort of the white whale of harassment and terrible behavior — breaks in the fall, early fall of 2017.
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More, Opendoor will provide each new buyer with a 503-point inspection report on the condition of their new home; if anything breaks in the first two years, it will fix it.
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One of the big breaks in the case would finally come when authorities figured out a way to pit mother against son, and wait for one to sell the other one out.
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The piece is amplified by a series of mirrors on three walls, that create points of brightness and vivid breaks in the dark and heavy jungle-motif wallpaper that lines the walls.
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Fallon was able to get a few breaks in for good measure and thanks to some misses by Strahan, it looked like the two were nearly even by the speed round's end.
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Speaking just on Xenogears, there are several breaks in the first three-to-four hours of the run, next to none during the middle, and then one or two in disc two.
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Before he had a baby and settled down in 2014, "Ketamine Kev," as he was known to his friends in London, spent many of his work lunch breaks in a K-hole.
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After Kerber held at love in the first game of the match, there were eight service breaks in a row, including once when Kerber was serving for the set at 5-3.
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For instance, on Labor Day weekend, as Hurricane Dorian battered the Bahamas and made its way to the US's mainland, Trump took breaks in between golfing to post more than 120 tweets.
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Other added costs of owning a homeWhen you rent a home and a pipe breaks in the middle of the night, it's a hassle, but the landlord will ultimately foot the bill.
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Surfers paddled into the breaks in Cape Elizabeth, Me. Tim Denoncour, 26, and Ian Hancock, 25, were preparing their skis at the base of Mount Washington to spend the day avalanche training.
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And the accelerometers could not readily distinguish between sitting and standing, Dr. Diaz says, so the "breaks" in sitting time in this study always involved walking about and not merely standing up.
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The vice president-elect insisted that the incentives did not represent a giveaway on Mr. Trump's part, and claimed United Technologies had turned down a similar-size package of breaks in March.
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But this time, Amazon's plan to move into Manhattan's swanky new Hudson Yards neighborhood won't involve any tax breaks in exchange for the 1,500 jobs the new location is expected to bring.
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The highlights: The hearing saw much more parliamentary wrangling than past impeachment hearings — as Judiciary Republicans have attempted to use House rules during breaks in testimony to delay and stymie the proceedings.
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He broke Croatia's Coric twice en route to taking the opening set and tightened his grip on the contest with two more breaks in the second to seal his sixth career title.
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The two candidates faced off Wednesday, October 19, at the University of Nevada in Las Vegas for 90 minutes, no commercial breaks, in a debate moderated by Fox News anchor Chris Wallace.
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With a property tycoon in the oval office, a lot of investors want to know what that means for the 1031 exchange, one of the best tax breaks in the real estate business.
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While authorities have recently announced breaks in cases, the DNA profiles used to match relatives of suspects in many of those cases had been uploaded into the database before the changes were made.
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But during a low point at the trial, she describes a feeling of purpose flooding through her during one of the breaks in a court hearing, which felt like a distinctly religious experience.
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Traders and fund managers tend to escape for their summer breaks in August so the moves can easily be amplified by tiny trading volumes, but other factors are also screaming caution this year.
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In the following days, while Stokes lay intubated and unable to speak at the University of Maryland Medical Center, Baltimore Police detectives Erin Masters and Theodore Sebekos got multiple breaks in the case.
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Instead of the traditional commercial breaks in between half-innings, there were short segments about players and teams, and interviews with Mets pitcher Matt Harvey and the comedian Jim Breuer, a Mets fan.
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Del Potro felt he had played a near perfect match, with only five unforced errors, and had been able to carry through his game plan thanks to getting early breaks in each set.
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As day breaks in the dramatic advertisement, some real-life McDonald's workers prepare for a day in the trenches, in that harsh, unforgiving square footage between the cash registers and the McFlurry machines.
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As it did last season, Madison Square Garden has become a sanctuary of quietude — save for the smooth jazz, show tunes and classic rock that emanate from the speakers during breaks in play.
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For some players it's enough to have chores and events and define their own purpose day-to-day, but for others soft objectives and breaks in a set routine provide even more motivation.
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But she benefited from some lucky breaks in the draw, not meeting a seeded player better than No. 11 until the final, where she upended third-seeded Simona Halep to win the title.
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The defending champion broke for 5-3 and served out for the opening set before grabbing early breaks in the next two stanzas and successfully resisting Schwartzman's attempts to get back on terms.
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WASHINGTON — Brewers, distillers, racehorse owners, churches with parking lots and some wind energy producers won federal tax breaks in a last-hour congressional agreement on taxes and spending that was unveiled Tuesday morning.
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Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal, with a total of 39 Grand Slams between them, gave Fognini plenty of advice during breaks in play as the second set went with serve until the tiebreak.
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He went up a break early in the first two sets, had his chances in the third before Monfils rallied, then traded breaks in the fourth before breaking the acrobatic Frenchman to win.
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Usually the first night rose ceremony is a highly produced affair with breaks in between for the Bachelorette to go remember the names of the next few men she wants to give roses to.
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You can produce two of these "radical" molecules at the same time—perhaps one molecule gives an electron to another, or a molecule breaks in two such that each piece has an unpaired electron.
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For example, he wrote the book Hacking Life: Systemized Living and Its Discontents using the classic time-management tip of doing 50-minute chunks of work with 5- to 10-minute breaks in between.
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A so-called responsibility pact, in which the government granted tax breaks in exchange for job-creation pledges by businesses, was opposed by unions, which said the pact gave too many concessions to employers.
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All four said that the transition to single-payer would not result in people facing such breaks in their coverage -- though they also made clear they could not be certain about what Biden meant.
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Boeing received the tax breaks in 2023 as part of a negotiation between the company and Washington officials that guaranteed thousands of jobs would stay in the Puget Sound region, where Boeing was founded.
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Her breaks in London have followed a time-honoured pattern, stepping in for Anna Netrebko as Violetta in "La Traviata" at Covent Garden in 2008, and for Anja Harteros as Suor Angelica in 2011.
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Many cases of warts spread when your bare feet touch the locker room, shower, or pool floor, according to the Mayo Clinic, allowing the virus in through small cuts or breaks in the skin.
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In a letter to members, the board of governors of the Academy of Motion Pictures also said it would present some of the 24 Academy Awards awards during commercial breaks in the televised ceremony.
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Events and in-person pitch meetings have been cancelled, advertisers have hit the breaks in spending as sales plummet, audiences for live sports have fallen, and the threat of layoffs at impacted companies looms.
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The distancing parenthetical aside I cited above, and a couple of other, similar breaks in the narrative's momentum, are chinks in the armor, revealing Low as the artifice that of course all books are.
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No Republican senators who spoke to reporters during breaks in the proceedings on Wednesday and Thursday said they had heard anything to convince them that Trump's interactions with Ukraine warranted his removal from office.
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Having exchanged breaks in the first three games of the semi-final, Kvitova settled down to build a 3-1 lead before fending off a couple of break points to claim the opening set.
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Robert Kelchen, an assistant professor of higher education at Seton Hall University, said that those in lower income brackets are more likely to take breaks in their education because of work and family responsibilities.
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He noted that Deal was one of the few surfing breaks in New Jersey that worked well in the summer and said installing any parking permit process would force surfers to ever shrinking spots.
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The pair then exchanged a couple of breaks in the deciding set before the tie-break and Barty appeared to feed off the home fans' energy to secure victory on her second match point.
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On Weibo, China's equivalent of Twitter, there appears to be very few posts on the topic by individual users, who are often quick to upload content when news breaks in public in major cities.
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Snow started falling just before the game and quickly covered the field, so during breaks in the game, MetLife Stadium staff took to the field to shovel off the yard lines, every 10 yards.
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The experts said boosting public understanding could build greater awareness and put pressure on governments and financial institutions to support social enterprises which only have specific legal status and tax breaks in some countries.
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LOS ANGELES — Spring breaks in Bali, resort-style apartment buildings with rooftop pools and tanning beds and regular dinners out at Nobu, where a tab for four roommates could easily stretch into four digits.
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Survivors take refuge in a giant shopping mall, where they "enjoy a hedonistic lifestyle" — but a gang of bikers soon breaks in and loots the place, in the process letting in thousands of zombies.
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Then, the news breaks in Bobby's office, which from here on out will function as a war room: Taylor Mason Capital opened using $3.5 billion of the funds Axe Capital had raised the day before.
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You can also tune into IMDb LIVE's broadcast at the Elton John AIDS Foundation Academy Awards Viewing Party, which will take place before, after, and during breaks in the ceremony, beginning at 7:30 p.m.
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Sim Natt starts to fall into a routine of spending her hard-earned Simoleon (the Sim world currency) on food and constant appliance repairs, taking breaks in between to post to social media and sleep.
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As the TV landscape is increasingly dominated by the all-you-can-consume platter of warring streaming networks, many of the best comedies in America air in spurts with year-long breaks in between episodes.
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I've checked out a few of those convert handwriting into fonts programs, but the scan doesn't always go from page to screen accurately, often including breaks in the lines where the ink isn't picked up.
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Back with the other members of OPA, Huck is on man of honor duty when Olivia breaks in and tells the team they need to put together a presidential pardon case worthy of public respect.
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Part of Baskets' appeal is its very specific feel, which combines Chip's fantasies of Parisian glamour and self-pitying cigarette breaks in his mother's coral-hued bathroom with Bakersfield's rickety rodeo and numerous strip malls.
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After an early trade of breaks in the fifth, Zverev finally got his confidence back and finished it off with a whipping forehand, his 52nd winner barely making up for a woeful 55 unforced errors.
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During breaks in the testing, I spend a good deal of time with my face 6 inches from the aluminum box, trying to peer inside to make the satellite give up some of its secrets.
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The film's pivotal scene, when Cleo's water breaks in a furniture store, happens in the midst of the Corpus Christi massacre, in which student demonstrators were attacked by a shock group trained by the government.
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Originally meant to serve as a stopgap for those with temporary breaks in coverage, short-term plans discriminate against people with pre-existing conditions and usually exclude vital protections, including prescription drugs and maternity care.
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One of the security guards, a man named Raul, told me he was on the overnight shift, as the tent has to be guarded all night to ensure no one breaks in for free beer.
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SENATE DROPS ENERGY TAX CREDITS IN FAA BILL: The Senate is dropping plans to include energy tax breaks in legislation reauthorizing the Federal Aviation Administration after lawmakers were unable to reach a final deal. Sen.
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Kate Hanley, the Fairfax County Electoral Board secretary, told WTOP that the county is hoping to push college students to vote in-person absentee when they visit home on fall breaks in the coming weeks.
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Check out the night's best in savage beauty ahead and get ready to spend the show's commercial breaks in the bathroom wielding a Kajal pencil and deliberating whether to make a blunt cut for bangs.
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Conservative groups that oppose a proposal to include energy tax breaks in the long-term reauthorization of the Federal Aviation Administration are vowing to take their fight to the House if the Senate moves ahead.
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Real estate developers like Donald J. Trump can combine a number of breaks in the tax code to generate large deductions, which could have allowed him to avoid paying any federal income tax for decades.
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Most visitors to Arches stay for less than two hours — about how long it takes to drive from the entrance to the turnaround at Devil's Garden and back, with a few selfie breaks in between.
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If my jaw only breaks in one spot, and it's non-displaced, he told me, I could get away with my jaw being wired shut, and drinking through a straw for 4 to 6 weeks.
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Under the 169-page proposed regulation, the second in a series of rules meant to clarify the 2017 tax law that created the zones, investors can take advantage of the tax breaks in several ways.
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While previous research had suggested that breaks in the Newport-Inglewood and Rose Canyon faults were as wide as three miles, Dr. Sahakian's team found that these gaps were no more than 1.25 miles wide.
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The episode is a lesson in how countries like Pakistan — with weak elected institutions and histories of repeated backsliding and breaks in civilian control — can get stuck in a gray zone between dictatorship and democracy.
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In G.'s Nate the Great books, the breaks in cases often occur when Nate is not thinking about the case directly; the breaks come when he is taking a break, usually by eating pancakes.
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Every agency has its own contingency plan set up in case of a shutdown, and there are a couple bodies including the IRS and National Parks that could see some pauses or breaks in service.
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Equity investors overall seem content to sit on their returns heading into the end of the year, pending promised tax breaks in 2017, which could serve as another factor to keep a floor below the market.
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"Both of us play really fast on this surface, the grass suits her game as well, so it was about a few points here in three, one or two key breaks in the match," Kvitova said.
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People can become infected by eating contaminated seafood, particularly raw oysters, or exposing cuts or breaks in the skin to water containing the bacteria — which can lead to what's commonly referred to as flesh-eating disease.
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It's fast and pleasantly dizzying, although the frequent breaks in the footage leave me worried that there are long breaks where Sonic needs to backtrack and hunt down the coins he missed, thus breaking the flow.
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To show that he was serious about keeping jobs in America, Trump offered the Carrier corporation $7 million in tax breaks in exchange for keeping a manufacturing plant in Indiana open rather than moving it Mexico.
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Almost 100 years ago this site—15 kilometers southeast of Mount Persimmon—had more natural breaks in the landscape, seen on the right side of the image above, which served as a roadblock for spreading fires.
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" – "I went to a party at some fancy boarding school—the guy whose party it was is the son of a house-master there, so he lived on the school's land during holidays breaks in college.
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The provision, which helped the Senate to offset the cost of other tax breaks in its plan, has now emerged as a sticking point as the chambers get set to work toward a joint, final bill.
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The mandate's revocation was added to the bill because it would free up nearly $340 billion in extra federal funds during the next decade, which could be used to provide bigger tax breaks in the legislation.
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The highest-ranking Democrat on the subcommittee, Representative Don Beyer, said the concerns were shared by members of both parties and added the FDIC was too slow in notifying Congress about the breaks in data security.
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"Instead, his actions have gone in exactly the opposite direction — tapping a pharmaceutical executive to lead HHS and giving drug companies one of the biggest tax breaks in history despite their already record profits," Cummings said.
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The study suggests that to mitigate these negative effects, developers use drilling over other alternatives, which reduces some of the more immediate side effects, and leave breaks in between sessions to allow the fish to recover.
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Compared to deeper native mobile games, the beauty of lightweight HTML5 games like Shuffle Cats Mini or Galatron VS is that you don't need much instruction or experience and can play during short breaks in your day.
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Speaking in Pittsburgh on Friday Clinton hailed the 73 straight months of job gains and took a swipe at Trump's tax proposal, which she said would to give the biggest tax breaks in history to wealthy Americans.
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A source tells PEOPLE that two — who are currently on one of multiple breaks in their nearly three years of dating — ran into each other at the musical festival on Sunday evening right before Kendrick Lamar's set.
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Kevin Schroeder, a Columbus Blue Jackets super fan, got his name for his stomach-jiggling moves during breaks in action at hockey games, but this season, he arrived at the Ohio team's home opener 160 lbs. lighter.
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At the very end of the episode, Sid and Kay are in bed when an armed stranger quietly breaks in — on the one night in 26 years that Sid forgot to turn on the burglar alarm. Cliffhanger!
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Every agency has its own contingency plan set up in case of a shutdown, and there are a couple of key bodies, including the IRS and National Parks, that could see some pauses or breaks in service.
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The interview reveals no major new facts about the case, but does include some illuminating tidbits about both the lawsuit and Kalanick himself, who apparently watched YouTube videos to pass the time during breaks in the questioning.
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I've done some interesting mods over the years when something breaks in the middle of a set, like with a kick drum I've had a linkage break and had to have someone go find a coat hanger.
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This means she gets a slinky outfit in darker colors, with built-in thigh-high boots, and an incredibly sexy motorcycle with incredibly sexy acceleration that BREAKS IN HALF to accommodate her incredibly sexy stretching across surfaces.
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The 30-year-old matched his two breaks in that set with two more in the third to get on top in the match, but Nishioka, 23, won the fourth set tiebreak on his second set point.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York state lost $663 billion of revenues from corporate tax breaks in fiscal 2017, with at least half of the total going to the film industry, a Washington watchdog group said on Wednesday.
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Once loud music is playing, you can't hear if a friend is trying to talk to you, or if there's an announcement on the subway, or if something falls and breaks in the room next to you.
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Wealthy Americans and corporations rushed to take advantage of expiring tax breaks in the days before the Republican tax overhaul took effect, giving state governments across the country a big influx of cash as the year ended.
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After a trade of service breaks in the opening set, Schwartzman had to dig deep at 6-5 40-0 down but some big serves and forehands got him out of trouble and he forced a tiebreak.
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On top of that, the oil industry benefited for decades from government favoritism, including big tax breaks in the United States and big consumer subsidies in other countries, that helped lock in a global dependency on oil.
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Instead: And I am serious—we need a couple of line breaks in here to truly process how momentous this is: It turned out to be a note written by coked-up gremlins from the day before.
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After the W.T.O. found that Boeing had gotten tax breaks in Washington State and incentives in South Carolina that amounted to subsidies, the European Union asked for the authority to impose retaliatory tariffs on the United States.
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The two candidates will face off at 9 pm ET on Wednesday, October 19, at the University of Nevada Las Vegas for 90 minutes — no commercial breaks — in a debate moderated by Fox News anchor Chris Wallace.
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In Opportunity Zones, first established by the 2017 Republican tax bill, businesses and individuals receive tax breaks in exchange for their investment in lower-income areas, a method that hasn't exactly been found to improve economic growth.
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In New York, there were 21800 fewer breaks in the 22013 fiscal year before Monday's incident — from July 20153, 22015, to June 240 last year — than in the comparable period the year before, according to agency figures.
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She's a professor of English at Queens College who spring-breaks in New Orleans; a culinary historian and a witty, in-demand lecturer; and the author of a dozen cookbooks on the foods of the African diaspora.
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Whether lawmakers choose to protect or jettison various renewable tax breaks in the final bill being negotiated on Capitol Hill could have major ramifications for the United States energy landscape, including the prices consumers pay for electricity.
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We have discussed Romero's need to take breaks in fights on multiple occasions but it has never been so obvious as in round one of this bout, wherein Romero did effectively nothing for the entire five minute period.
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We know it's going to be hard to part ways with your monthly eyelash appointment, but try to stretch the weeks between fill-ins the same way you're cutting down on the coffee breaks in the new year.
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" Gomez also called on people to take breaks in social media use: "It can be great in moments, but I would just be careful and allow yourself some time limits when you should use it and when not.
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Companies like Twitter, Uber, and Square were given generous tax breaks in 2013 to install headquarters in what's known as San Francisco's Mid-Market district, with the expectation that they would drive business in an economically stagnant neighborhood.
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Frequent breaks in the action make it hard for the sport to attract younger fans and other newcomers, especially when America's pastime is facing competition from traditional sports rivals as well as esports and ever-buzzing cell phones.
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Private forecaster Commodity Weather group predicted that most of the Midwest would see minimal breaks in rain during the next 10 days, providing limited opportunity for fields to dry out and farmers to make progress between the showers.
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"Not a lot of breaks in being a chef," the actress realizes in this clip from the upcoming Food Network series Star Plates, in which she gets a lesson in trussing a chicken from Chopped judge Marcus Samuelsson.
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LONDON (Reuters) - At the unofficial schools run by Syrian activist group Kesh Malek in opposition-held districts of Aleppo, the children don't go outside to play during breaks in case a barrel bomb should drop from the sky.
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Ding, the world number 17, compiled seven century breaks in the match to set a world championship record and will play England's world number one Mark Selby in the best of 35-frame final, which starts on Sunday.
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The waves in those pools are created by a hydrofoil, a kind of underwater mechanical arm that sweeps the mass of water over a shallowing bottom that pushes its energy upward, where it breaks in one forward motion.
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"Even though the [Indian] funding market has cooled, this deal goes to show that the messaging and social spaces are so strong that when someone breaks in, it can give a huge advantage over everyone else," he reflected.
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In 2004, after a few years apart, the band repaired whatever relationships had soured, and with breaks in the touring schedules of their new projects, they decided to go on a sort-of reunion, sort-of farewell tour.
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After an exchange of breaks in the seventh and eighth games, Djokovic broke again in the 11th and closed out the set before taking an early break in the third set with a forehand winner around the post.
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The tax-free treatment of employer-provided health benefits is one of the largest tax breaks in the tax code, costing the government more than $150 billion a year in lost revenue, according to the Congressional Research Service.
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As part of the bill, Republicans approved tax breaks in 2017 for seven classes of assets many of the wealthier members of Congress held at the time, including partnerships, small corporations, real estate, and several esoteric investment vehicles.
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To pull this off, the movie&aposs cinematographer, Oscar winner Roger Deakins, had to map out a way his crew could navigate through muddy trenches and attach the camera seamlessly to rigs without any breaks in the action.
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While the cancellations were required because it was too late to cancel those breaks in September and October, O'Leary said he may force pilots due leave in November and December to take three week blocks instead of four.
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The company previously prohibited such ads by default based on broad policies that excluded political entities from using all types of monetization products on the platform outside of standard advertising, such as subscriptions or ad breaks in videos.
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In other parts of the country, like Aleppo, the U.S. has opted to pursue diplomatic means to end the fighting, working primarily with President Bashar al-Assad's ally Russia to create ceasefires and humanitarian breaks in the fighting.
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Djokovic and Goffin traded service breaks in the seventh and eighth games before battling to a tie-break which the Serb clinched 7-5 after his opponent, reaching high for a lob, hit a backhand volley into the net.
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Kerber recovered from a break down in the third set, pouncing on her wilting opponent with two breaks in the third set to end a compelling, high-quality battle of attrition that stretched for two hours and seven minutes.
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There were no breaks in the opening set but Raonic stole his opponent's serve in the first game of the second and did not look back, ending the contest on his second match point when Thiem netted a backhand.
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Privatizations, electronic property auctions, an elimination of tax breaks in certain islands, labor and energy sector reforms, and measures to make Greek public administration more efficient are among 88 actions Athens needs to deliver on in the coming months.
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That's because Mr. Trump, as a prominent and active developer, can take advantage of some of the most generous tax breaks in the federal tax code to reduce his reported income to near zero, or even report a loss.
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"My secret wish is my career will remain quiet enough that I can just stay in my shop, because that's where I want to be all the time," he said, during one of his breaks in the hotel lobby.
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They're all very similar patterns, arrogance breaks in, insularity comes in, at the beginning tolerance and open-mindedness create it, like you said, the industrial revolution, we talked about that book, and then another set of things comes in.
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In the photos she shared with Creators, Ewell captures Darkthrone leader Gylve 'Fenriz' Nagell in candid moments during breaks in shooting, either at Darkthrone's rehearsal space or Ewell and Aites' flat, where they shot many of the film's interviews.
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Combined with the map above the chart, you can get more of a sense of the day's rainfall patterns – like if there were breaks in a storm that's passing over, for example, or if you're in for all-day rain.
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And although France's government rapidly announced compelling breaks in its tax regime following the Brexit vote in a bid to attract those considering leaving the U.K., its punitive wealth tax introduced in 2006 has driven many away in the intervening years.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Brexit is a major uncertainty overhanging the euro zone economy, European Central Bank ECB President Mario Draghi said on Thursday, adding that he was "still hopeful" that major disruptions such as breaks in value chains could be averted.
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Developed in line with the polluter pays principle, the proposed carbon tax bill includes staggered increases and tax breaks in the early years, allowing companies to pay six rand to 48 rand per tonne in the first phase, National Treasury said.
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After an early trade of breaks in the second set, Collins smashed a backhand to break Kerber's serve and take a 4-2 lead, before breaking the German once again to seal victory on her first match point in 56 minutes.
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The coalition said Islamic State fighters were using the wall as a firing position and had planted "mines and improvised explosive devices at several of the breaks in the wall", forcing it to open the new breaches in the wall.
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If there are more indictments or breaks in the Mueller inquiry in the 12 days he is away, they will be sure to overshadow the critical goals of his trip, and paint a picture of a beleaguered President shadowed by scandal.
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Here is a closer look at a subgenre: THE DISABILITY In this twisty (and twisted) film from Fede Alvarez ("Evil Dead"), Stephen Lang plays a blind Army veteran at home in Detroit when a group of young people breaks in.
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"Gas prices have gone up 85033 percent since the tax law went into effect — as families are facing three times the cost these corporations have gotten some of the largest tax breaks in our history," Cantwell said at the presser.
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The pressure to keep up with the line speed is so great that supervisors routinely deny workers' requests to go to the bathroom, according to a new Oxfam America report, titled No Relief: Denial of Bathroom Breaks in the Poultry Industry.
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Curious about how his hunter/gatherer lifestyle functions through the good days and bad, I took a Monday off from shovelling hash browns in my mouth and writing about weekend breaks in favour of hunting for content in rural Worcestershire.
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With the pressure to keep viewers engaged, that has produced tension about streamlining the process by racing through it or even presenting awards off air during commercial breaks in order to squeeze what is theoretically more engaging content into the presentations.
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Friends who work from home have long touted Francesco Cirillo's Pomodoro productivity technique as an effective way to tackle a goal, or even longer projects, by helping you stay focused for 25-minute intervals with 5-minute breaks in between.
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His first thought, as he listened, was that this was going to be sporotrichosis — a fungal infection often known as rose gardener's disease, because it lives on plants and is transmitted through breaks in the skin, like those caused by thorns.
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The fire service itself also burns about 20,000 acres a year in carefully managed chunks, creating breaks in the treescape and clearing understory to prevent bigger fires from engulfing towns and blueberry and cranberry farms that push against the forest edge.
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According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Leptospirosis can spread to humans through breaks in the skin and mucous membranes (eyes, mouth, nose) from being around urine from an infected dog, or playing in shared pools with the dog.
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Environmental Protection officials said the department repaired 21 water-main breaks in January, including one in Lower Manhattan that disrupted rush-hour subway service and another on the West Side that snarled traffic and left nearby buildings without water for hours.
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While looking at charts of Cummins, Ingersoll-Rand, Illinois Tool Works, Union Pacific and Deere, Worth pointed out that while all of the names showed clear uptrends, all of these stocks have then checked back and seen breaks in those trends.
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Vasilevskiy made 32 saves and also benefitted from several missed chances by the Blues, who failed to convert two 2-on-1 breaks in the second period and saw Vladimir Sobotka miss a wide open net midway through the third period.
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Their demeanor and high energy often totally at odds with the tenor of the game, they attempt to energize the crowd by cavorting with the mascot and dancing with kids on the Jumbotron and hosting the fan contest during breaks in the game.
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Extreme heat is one of the leading weather-related killers in the United States, so with all of the outdoor activities planned for Thursday, it will be important to drink plenty of water, wear lighter-colored clothing and take breaks in the shade.
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Facing mounting backlash from Hollywood industry groups and prominent filmmakers, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has reversed its decision to hand out some Oscars during commercial breaks in an effort to keep the telecast to three hours in length.
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The standard CRISPR method doesn't do well with more delicate tasks To avoid the messiness of the standard CRISPR method, the Harvard researchers decided to glue two proteins to a type of Cas9 enzyme that doesn't cause double-stranded breaks in DNA.
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A source close to the famous family tells PEOPLE that the 19-year-old Keeping Up with the Kardashians star and her rapper beau, who are currently on one of multiple breaks in their nearly three years of dating, have a "complicated" relationship.
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" The Pentagon's largest supplier, Lockheed Martin Corp, told Reuters in a statement that "a government shutdown could result in costly schedule delays and breaks in production that will increase overall program costs and interrupt the delivery of critical equipment to our customers.
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FRANKFURT, April 10 (Reuters) - Brexit is a major uncertainty overhanging the euro zone economy, European Central Bank ECB President Mario Draghi said on Thursday, adding that he was "still hopeful" that major disruptions such as breaks in value chains could be averted.
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When important news breaks in the impeachment story, we will put aside whatever we're working on and make a new episode, as we did last week, after a witness delivered what House Democrats called the most damning testimony yet against President Trump.
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In a report ending a 19 month investigation into the crash, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) called on Boeing to redesign the engine cowling — the removable cover of the engine — to better contain debris if an internal piece breaks in the future.
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It said the routes created by the airstrikes allowed SDF fighters to bypass booby traps and car bombs that ISIS had prepared in breaks in the wall, although the jihadi group still put up heavy resistance as the fighters entered their final redoubt.
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It means at least a few years of being bad, trusting you'll develop talent well, banking on a few breaks in timing and ping-pong balls and health, and hoping it all doesn't just lead you right back to this same spot.
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In fact, while there were some middle-class tax breaks in the package, such as an increase in the child tax credit, these were dwarfed by cuts in tax rates on high incomes, reduced taxes on dividends and repeal of the estate tax.
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" 2017: Matthews ranks women guests by appearance, story breaks In a story told to The Daily Caller in 2017, one of Matthew's former producers said Matthews allegedly rated his female guests on a numerical scale before choosing one as "hottest of the week.
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In a state where Democrats and Republicans alike boast of being pro-business, Mr. Carter has waged a lonely battle against companies that seek funding from the public coffers, in addition to tax breaks, in exchange for bringing more business to Virginia.
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I figured I should try to be financially better off than my parents who worked throughout the year without breaks in an underheated store, scrimping to pay their greedy landlord, who refused to kill the enormous rats that roamed in the basement.
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In future randomized experiments, Dr. Diaz and his colleagues hope to better parse how often and how much people need to move during breaks in order to lessen sitting's risks, and whether standing by itself is effective or we must move about.
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Before it came to Broadway, "Freestyle" was an occasional collaboration, born during breaks in the early rehearsal process for Miranda's "In the Heights," back in 2003, and pinging thereafter between theatrical and comedic venues, such as Ars Nova and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
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They are typically formed during breaks in play: for example, when the fourth Test of the Pakistani cricket team in England in 2006 tour at The Oval was halted after ball tampering allegations, a large beer snake was constructed in the OCS stand.
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Clare and Rachel worked at all hours, meeting up with Nick in the morning and shadowing him late into the night as he staked out the secure chambers of the House Intelligence Committee and chased down lawmakers during rare breaks in testimony.
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That style, Stewart said, has already been reflected in Brady's achievements, which include legislation that ended the annual "doc fix" for Medicare even before becoming chairman and a massive package of tax breaks in December, just after taking the reins of the committee.
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Republicans say the exclusion, one of the largest tax breaks in the code, limits consumer choice and ties workers too tightly to their companies, even though it is economically no different from the "Cadillac tax" on expensive health plans in the health law.
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And his Senate campaign filed two lawsuits within the past 72 hours, including a complaint demanding a judge order FDLE and local law enforcement authorities to impound election equipment and ballots in Broward and neighboring Palm Beach County during breaks in the recount.
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Kauff got a look in spring training 1911, but—and here it is tempting to see one of those unfair breaks in action—the manager for that season and that season only was Hal Chase, still the exemplar of corruption in the majors.
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Here's what two of Facebook's video ad breaks look like, via Matt Navarra Here's what two of Facebook's video ad breaks look like, via Matt Navarra Facebook is also expanding its existing test of ad breaks in Live videos that it announced in August.
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Now ranked 24st in the world, Sharapova fought back from early breaks in both sets but ultimately came up short on the key points in a performance that saw her commit six double faults and lose five service games to her 2100-year-old opponent.
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The comptroller's office concluded that the Empire State Development Corporation, the state's chief economic development agency that administers the Excelsior program, had lowered the job-creation threshold — to 127 from 0003 — so the company could qualify for the tax breaks in 2013 and 2014.
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Real estate and tax professionals told Mr. Stewart that Mr. Trump could pay "little or no income tax" because he could take advantage of some of the most generous tax breaks in the federal tax code to reduce his reported income to near zero.
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Herzog had some bad breaks in the postseason, including the infamous blown call at first base by Don Denkinger in Game 6 of the 1985 World Series, but the record is still enviable: two 100-game winners, six division titles, three pennants, the 1982 championship.
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But what makes them different from the other curated playlists you would find on Spotify's service is that there are breaks in between songs where parents will hear a voice prompt or conversation starter of some sort that encourages them to interact with their child.
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Two of the largest tax breaks in the GOP bill do not provide a single penny of tax relief to couples earning less than $22019,000 a year, while households earning more than $1 million would get an average tax cut of more than $50,000.
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More than a year before the Mexican drug lord Joaquín Guzmán Loera pulled off one of the most notorious prison breaks in history, he got word to his associates of how he planned to escape through an unlikely source: his wife, Emma Coronel Aispuro.
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Her candidacy got one of its first major breaks in the first Democratic debate in June, when Harris pulled off a blistering ambush of former Vice President Joe Biden over his previous stance on busing, which prompted another review of his record on race issues.
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So while reporters are going to write, accurately, that your company got millions of dollars in tax breaks in order to build your office tower, the city still ends up with more tax revenue than it would have had if you hadn't come to town.
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The company also leveraged cities and states against each other for tax breaks in its search for a second headquarters, and avoided paying state sales taxes for years until its growing network of physical warehouses prompted it to do an about-face and collect them everywhere.
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The only states in which the May 2018 approval map breaks in a serious way from the Obama-Romney map is that Trump is up 5 points in Florida, which Obama won, and up a mere 1 point in Utah, which Romney won in a landslide.
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I was working at Eats for a few years, then we were taking some breaks in between records and I started exploring other avenues for food because I found out I was really interested in it, and I knew that Eats could only go so far.
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His plan breaks in critical ways with the old vision of bipartisan comprehensive immigration reform: Instead of pairing a path to citizenship for long-settled unauthorized immigrants with new "tough" border security measures, he wants to shift immigration enforcement in a more humane, less punitive direction.
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But on taxes, free-market groups are supportive of the framework congressional GOP leaders and the White House released in September, which calls for reducing the number of individual tax brackets, slashing rates for businesses and eliminating many of the tax breaks in the current code.
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"We take the [longest time] they feel they can sit for manageably and then put breaks in between, and gradually get them to sit longer," says Amanda Williams, the University College London clinical psychologist who completed a huge meta-review on studies of CBT for pain.
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Aside from the two water main breaks in January that caused major delays, only twice in all of last year and once in 2018 was service affected by a ruptured pipe, according to figures from the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the state-controlled agency that runs the subways.
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The doodle celebrates the 44th anniversary of what may be the world's most famous block party — the 1973 back-to-school party in the Bronx where DJ Kool Herc began using records on two different turntables to combine and extend the instrumental breaks in the music he was playing.
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The last 20 minutes of the episode are usually devoted to speculation and deliberation about who is getting sent home that week, with several commercial breaks in between and a few "up next" shots designed to make you guess which contestant may be the one who gets the ax.
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Asia's number one raced to a 3-1 lead on the back of two breaks in the third set but Djokovic reined him in with two breaks of his own and grabbed a third before finishing the Japanese off with a crunching backhand winner after just over two hours.
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Drug abuse, infidelity, isolation—all are kept at arm's length by sight gags and breaks in the fourth wall, a decision that is at once true to the nothing-is-sacred spirit of National Lampoon and ungratifying for those seeking to understand one of the men behind it.
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Zinke has already announced that he won't recommend changes to six national monuments: Grand Canyon-Parashant in Arizona; Upper Missouri River Breaks in Montana; Canyons of the Ancients in Colorado; Craters of the Moon in Idaho; Hanford Reach in Washington; and now Sand to Snow National Monument in California.
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Apparently it's too early to lock any percentage in, though Facebook has taken a 30 percent cut from game developers in the past, and currently takes a 45 percent share of ad revenue from people who place ad breaks in the videos, so it could be in that ballpark.
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The stainless steel grill grate (which breaks in two) is large, wide, and easy to handle (thanks to two raised synthetic-but-heat-proof-coated wooden handles), which allows you access into the charcoal bed while cooking, should you need to reload or, heaven forbid, recover anything of importance.
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He has also announced six national monuments that he believes should remain as they are: Canyons of the Ancients in Colorado, Craters of the Moon in Idaho, Grand Canyon-Parashant in Arizona, Hanford Reach in Washington, Sand to Snow in California and Upper Missouri River Breaks in Montana.
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For hour after hour, the president's lawyers and their Republican allies are being forced to sit silent in their seats, listening to the most nefarious interpretations of Mr. Trump's actions without any ability to rebut the points except during breaks in front of television cameras in the hallways.
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But when Reich was re-tried this year, after a previous jury was unable to reach a verdict in his case, Rowe admitted breaching court rules by contacting others during breaks in the court proceedings to check he understood terms about which he was testifying as an expert.
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As he got his early breaks in a television mini-series and Disney's 1992 hockey comedy "The Mighty Ducks," and did press junkets for a short-lived ABC sitcom starring him and his five siblings, Mr. Smollett was also steeped in causes like AIDS activism and ending apartheid.
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Walker's deal to give a Chinese company Foxconn Technology Group $3 billion in tax breaks in exchange for their $10 billion factory has come under major attack after Wisconsin's Legislative Fiscal Bureau reported that the state wouldn't break even on the investment until 2043 — and possibly not even then.
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As I took breaks in between matches, thinking of the explosion of traditional esports franchises that are now mirroring physical sports franchises in a number of ways, I began to wonder: Could the more physical nature of VR esports be the key to the emerging platform's success in the gaming arena?
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At the opposite end of the political spectrum from Schumer, Republican Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas also called for a more aggressive response to the outbreak, saying tax breaks in the House-passed bill were not structured in a way to help employees of businesses that have to shut down.
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At the opposite end of the political spectrum from Schumer, Republican Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas also called for a more aggressive response to the outbreak, saying tax breaks in the House-passed bill were not structured in a way to help employees of businesses that have to shut down.
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The next scene in "Quite a Ride," as the episode is called, is Jimmy selling what are effectively disposable pay-as-you-go cellphones, pitched as a way to keep "the man" out of your business — the same sort he breaks in half after calling the fixer during the flash-forward.
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In December, Republican leaders passed a new tax law — the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act — that will provide a permanent tax cut to the richest Americans and largest corporations, with the top 2628 percent of Americans getting over half of the benefits, totaling over $28500 million in tax breaks in 6900.
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For the game, he pulled three large chairs up to a wide-screen TV. Commercial breaks in Alaska seem to feature a disproportionate number of moose — and Kikkan Randall, a cross-country skier from Anchorage who recently returned with Olympic gold, is going to try to sell you a Subaru.
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Dogs may, for example, lick the urine of rodents infected with leptospirosis, then lick us and transmit the bacteria through breaks in the skin, though only a handful of cases of leptospirosis are reported in New York City each year, and it's not known if any were caused by pets.
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For decades, industrial property-tax breaks in Louisiana were in the sole control of a little-noticed state board that approved them with no local input — a system unique in the nation, according to Greg LeRoy, executive director of Good Jobs First, a nonprofit group that tracks such incentives. Gov.
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They'll have to hire the right coach, hope Dillon Brooks isn't a "what you see is what you get" prospect, catch some lucky breaks in free agency (including as that relates to Evans's market value), and stay healthy for 82 games, but this team can be pretty good as early as next year.
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Ancient texts (like the Greek of the Gospel of John) had few of the devices that tell readers where words begin and end (spaces), which words are proper names (the upper-lower case distinction), where breaks in meaning come (commas, dashes, semicolons and full stops), who said what (inverted commas), and so on.
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Bill Clinton's sex life is perhaps somewhat useful as a shield against attacks on Trump's own misogyny, but it's also old news: What Trump really needs is something that doesn't feel recycled from the 1990s — like, say, a Juanita Broaddrick-style allegation from Clinton's post-presidential jet-setting that breaks in early October.
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Mace Vaughan, a co-director of the Pollinator Conservation Program at the Xerces Society, a conservation organization, also welcomed the USDA's decision, adding that as long as there are no additional breaks in data collection the pause this last quarter should not have too negative of an impact in the long run.
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"It's not really a problem to do more shopping a day ahead of time, but if something breaks in my kitchen or bathroom on a Sunday, there will be no way to go to the store and fix it," said Wycech, an accountant loaded down with bottled water, bananas and other groceries.
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When the Academy first announced the decision to air certain categories during ad breaks in August 2018, it was met with skepticism, but that grew to an uproar after the Academy announced on Monday which specific categories wouldn't make the live broadcast, spurring a wave of backlash from professional groups and other industry players.
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GENEVA, June 27 (Reuters) - A World Trade Organization dispute panel backed India on Thursday in its legal challenge to solar industry incentives and tax breaks in eight U.S. states, although the United States said most of the disputed measures were no longer in effect, due to expire within two years or had fallen into disuse.
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As much as I'd enjoy meeting you to simply talk about the future of some of America's finest public lands—like the Missouri River Breaks in your home state of Montana, and the Rio Grande del Norte from my home state—there is a pressing issue at hand that requires your immediate attention and leadership.
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Because they are told they are independent contractors by their agencies (an issue a newly-proposed California bill, put forth by the Model Alliance and Assembly member Marc Levine, aims to clarify), they are not protected from workplace sexual harassment, they have no mandated breaks in the workday (or night), and no minimum wage.
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There will be no coaches' challenges in the replay rules — according to the rules board, players and coaches interviewed strongly opposed them for fear they would be used for gamesmanship or to bring about intentional breaks in play — and for now there is also no time limit on how long a review should take.
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Separately, Kushner Companies — the business of Kushner's family — owns at least 13 properties in New Jersey, New York and Maryland that could qualify for the tax breaks in the opportunity zones, according to the AP. The AP noted that there is no evidence the two had a role in selecting any of the Opportunity Zones.
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But it also breaks in a way for Matt because when he put out his statement, it became clear to me that he still just doesn't understand the role he played in all this, and that he has now moved to some strange version of this story in which he is the sole victim.
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The leaders of places as varied as Toronto to Newark (two finalists for the HQ2 bid) are not crazy to be offering massive (and possibly secret) tax breaks in hopes of winning Amazon's favor—it really could improve their short-term finances or at least attract a lot of tourism and the wealth that comes with it.
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Even so, I still felt the game was a mid muddled in places in terms of the look, and I indeed found myself longing for the rare breaks in the game when it's perfectly clear out, with full mid-day sun, because the weather and other visual occlusions really could be a bit much at times.
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In first-round matches that did finish during brief breaks in the rain, No. 8 Dominic Thiem beat Florian Mayer, 23-5, 6-4, 6-4; No. 10 Tomas Berdych defeated Ivan Dodig, 7-6 (5), 43-7, 6-1, 221-232 (21); and No. 22019 Alexander Zverev ousted Paul-Henri Mathieu, 230-22, 83-28, 218-216.
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These proposals include changes in the Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit to benefit families with incomes of less than $100,000 (while reducing the benefits of the tax credit to the affluent) as well as the reduction or elimination of tax breaks in education savings plans for the affluent to generate revenues to boost Pell grants for poorer students.
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The oblique title, meanwhile, refers not just to medical heart rates as bleakly tracked on hospital monitors, but to the euphoric rhythm of the electronic music that soundtracks ACT UP's occasional disco breaks, in which matters of love, death and ideology are briefly lost to the rush of the dancefloor, and strobe-lit faces fade into dust motes and blood cells.
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Rep. Randy NeugebauerRobert (Randy) Randolph NeugebauerCordray announces he's leaving consumer bureau, promotes aide to deputy director GOP eager for Trump shake-up at consumer bureau Lobbying World MORE (R-Texas) on Thursday said if discussions to combine two competing data breach bills are unsuccessful, he will look to push forward his own proposal before the House breaks in July for the presidential conventions.
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Randy NeugebauerRobert (Randy) Randolph NeugebauerCordray announces he's leaving consumer bureau, promotes aide to deputy director GOP eager for Trump shake-up at consumer bureau Lobbying World MORE (R-Texas) on Thursday said if discussions to combine two competing data breach bills are unsuccessful, he will look to push forward his own proposal before the House breaks in July for the presidential conventions.
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Hour after hour, a steady stream of people made their way through a mixture of forests and savanna on the Nicaraguan side, through various breaks in a low, flimsy fence line that marked the border, across scraggly lots behind homes and businesses on the Costa Rican side, finally emerging at the main road — within several hundred yards of the official crossing.
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The problem here is that, based on any analysis, the biggest tax breaks in the GOP blueprint go to top earners, including Trump himself, through a reduction in the top personal rate, the elimination of the alternative minimum tax and the estate tax, and a reduction in the top rate on "pass-through" business income to 25 percent from 39.6 percent.
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Among von der Leyen's three executive vice presidents will be the Danish commissioner, Margrethe Vestager, who handled the competition portfolio under Juncker and earned a reputation with Trump as that "tax lady" who "really hates the U.S." after she handed Apple a bill of $14 billion following an investigation that found the iconic tech giant had benefitted from illegal tax breaks in Ireland.
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