She suggests professionals brush up on their email writing skills.
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It's nice to brush up against magic in any form.
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The snowbound can brush up by streaming the original shows.
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Take Care Respond to danger, brush up on emergency preparedness.
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And it forced me to brush up on my math!
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"We're really taking some time to brush up," Pence said.
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Sure, there are places where animals brush up against you.
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Brush up on your security measures across all your networks.
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You lock eyes with someone or brush up against them.
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Set down the pint glass, and brush up that resume.
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Scouting Report Brush up on your fashion and music history.
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Tones clash; idioms and allusions brush up against each other.
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So, get ready to brush up on your Coachella knowledge.
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So it's time to brush up on your "Cats" arcana.
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Brush up on Sunday when HBO, starting at 6 a.m.
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Brush up on the House of Windsor with these titles.
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Brush up on them in his most recent "Travel" list.
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Or use them to brush up on your circuit bending skills.
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He has ordered party members to brush up on Maoist ideology.
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Read on, brush up on the latest features, and snap away.
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Ed Sheeran had best brush up on his New Zealand trivia.
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Over the weekend, brush up on how to cook brussels sprouts.
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"At no moment did anyone brush up against them," he added.
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Maybe it's time to brush up on your résumé-building skills?
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Dust off your boots and brush up on your two-step.
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My advice: Brush up on your pantomime skills and be patient.
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Rather than awkwardly intertwining, they merely brush up against one another.
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Also, I need to brush up on how to spell SOLILOQUY.
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And brush up on "House of Cards" while there's still time.
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For the losers: a mandate to brush up on your foreign policy.
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Brush up on your skills How you brush makes a big difference.
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If you're curious about CDB oil, brush up on your knowledge here.
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It's just kind of about people who brush up against each other.
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If you want to be wealthier, brush up on your math skills.
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Pro tip: You might want to brush up on your German, too.
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Time for us to go brush up on our water dancing skills.
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Ivanka Trump might want to brush up on her "works cited" skills.
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We suggest you brush up before walking onstage to collect your award.
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But first, this girl has got to brush up on her Spanish.
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Female engineering students may also want to brush up their negotiation skills.
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In the meantime, be sure to brush up on our recent coverage:
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Brush up on your spells, get your wand ready, and enlist immediately.
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Brush up on book on Wikipedia to corroborate thin claim of readership.
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MD says he's "client-ready, just needs to brush up on technicals". . . . .
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The results will show you where you most need to brush up.
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Brush up your brows, swipe on some lip balm, and that's it.
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"Brush up your Shakespeare and the women you will wow," Baranski sang.
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After that, you can brush up on your political know-how here.
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It's always good to brush up on the details of election procedure.
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And if you need to brush up on some basic kitchen skills?
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Then brush up on the skills you'll need to deploy next week.
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Hope they both brush up on their facts way before October 9th.
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DJI surging nearly 9 percent to brush up against the 20,000 mark.
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Update your resume, brush up your social media profiles and get networking.
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It's relatively easy but we are both trying to brush up our skills.
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" @Netflix (just call me Carmen)" Time to brush up on our geography skills.
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Better brush up on your hangul if you want to take advantage.[Samsung]
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Doctors have had to brush up on illnesses rarely found in the area.
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Filming will begin in January, so Reynolds better brush up his Pikachu skills.
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"Good reminder to be #SharkSmart and brush up on safety recommendations," it wrote.
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Now might be the time to brush up on your superhero origin stories.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions might need to brush up on his US history.
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Interior woodwork has no moldings and does not brush up against the stone.
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But just in case, here's a handy way to brush up before revisiting them.
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Elizabeth decides to get a cute old man tutor to brush up her education.
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Every time you pose akimbo, brush up your eyebrows, cut your toenails too close.
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We create and then brush up against the edges of our creation every decade.
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He had to brush up on his jujutsu, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, and standing judo.
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Instead, take a deep breath, tidy up yourresume, and brush up on yourinterview skills.
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For CNN, someone in the captioning department needs to brush up on their geography.
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Listen: I have been trying to brush up on my feminism, I really have.
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And so, through this question of occupancy, the stories brush up against each other.
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It&aposs not the Patriots&apos first brush up against the NFL rule book.
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Just brush up on your skills with our special guide: How to Make Pizza.
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And finally, don't forget to brush up on the fees you're paying for your investments.
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And he is kind of brushing up on what he needs to brush up on.
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While not explicitly about race, Red Dead Redemption 2 does brush up against the subject.
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First brush up on some "dos and don'ts" from Colombian master skincare expert Maribel Pedrozo.
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So if you've forgotten these tables, it would do you well to quickly brush up.
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The clock's officially ticking on Ray J to brush up on his diaper changing skills.
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However, he admitted that he needed to brush up on his skills after leaving Broadway.
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Thompson had better brush up on the law as it relates to slander and libel.
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Until then, we invite you to brush up on Trump's past Vogue cover cameo, below.
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And sure I brush up on some reading while I'm at it, you punk bitch.
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The topics brush up against some of these issues, but don't really address them directly.
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If you are not familiar with crossword birds, brush up by visiting our Crossword Aviary.
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He curled his fingertips under, so the blade could only brush up against his knuckles.
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She thought it might be cool if Kacey kelped Alice brush up on her skills.
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ET on ABC, brush up on the facts you need to know: Who is Bernie Madoff?
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It was great, but there are some things that you brush up against here and there.
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And for anyone looking to brush up on their hacker lexicon, a brief summary of "sinkholing."
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"I've got to apologize because I have to brush up," Ellis said, joining Grande on stage.
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Mike Huckabee needs to brush up on his Jaws trivia before making analogies on national television.
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Actually, on second thought, you might also want to brush up on Article II, Section 4.
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Flip the brow pencil, and use the spoolie side to brush up stray hairs into place.
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Brush up on your fishtail skills because this double dutch fishtail look is maxed out Coachella.
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No need to brush up on your Latin, as each page comes with translations and commentary.
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An exposed lithium-ion battery can brush up against a piece of metal and short out.
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For example, a student studying chemistry might want to brush up before a big AP exam.
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"I want to brush up my skills and start making my own watch parts," she said.
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New Yorkers should brush up on new legislation over birth certificates, cigarettes, minimum wage and more.
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Before the concert begins, attendees can brush up on their footwork with a freestyle dance workshop.cityparksfoundation.
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Mr. Trump might want to brush up on what it means, and get used to it.
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Brush up on your lingo with 20 of the best lines from the original 1995 film.
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The app lets users brush up on the issues, post to social media and begin organizing.
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The Oscars are this Sunday, so now is the time to brush up on your movie trivia.
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Brush up on how to avoid our 10 most common cake mistakes —and you're ready to grill.
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Before you get out and vote in Tuesday's midterm elections, better brush up on the ballot measures.
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Brush up and define your brows, and apply one coat of mascara to just your upper lashes.
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Chu Dan-bi (right), 13, studies how to brush up her dance moves with a fellow student.
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Better brush up and re-watch now, because this season belongs to the most hardcore of fans.
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So prep your wallet, brush up on your coding and handyman skills, and get ready to build.
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That's why it's important to brush up on a company's return policies before any major sale day.
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Don't worry, you still have time to brush up on the tracks everyone's been singing along to.
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Then she said: 'But you're going to have to brush up and be more groomed and neater.
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Scouting Report Brush up on fashion history at the new Westfield World Trade Center mall this week.
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Maybe that's why Japandroids don't have the time or care to brush up on their pinball skills.
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Congressional offices have already been told to brush up their plan in the case of a pandemic.
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It's a bit awkward — though not unusual — for semi-invented characters to brush up against real people.
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Stay humbleMaking such sweeping changes to any team can elicit backlash and brush up against internal resistance.
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It barely left time to brush up on the latest news in the impeachment inquiry consuming Washington.
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Brush up on your old skills and learn a few things you didn't know with this presentation course.
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Until this season kicks off, you can brush up on Bachelor lingo with our comprehensive Bachelor glossary here.
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After I'm done eating, I do a couple of sessions of Duolingo to brush up on my French.
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If you want to catch Apple CEO Tim Cook's eye, you should brush up on your technical skills.
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For now, take a minute to brush up on everything we know about the S8 and its debut.
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" SPiN "This is one of my fave hangout spots where I brush up on my ping pong skills.
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Compliance professionals need to immediately brush up on trading as well as their algorithm and computer-programming knowledge.
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Head to Kourtney's website to watch the full video and brush up on your own Kardashian trivia skills.
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He takes two coaching classes a day and reads three newspapers to brush up for general-knowledge questions.
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Tip: Brush up on Peach's Magic Words to see all the ways you can share updates with friends.
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Both have in-app purchases if you'd like to brush up on more questions or access premium features.
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His strategy sounds simple: brush up the presidential candidate's image and, crucially, bolster his popularity among the youth.
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Obviously I needed to brush up on my technological skill set, which means rounding up a young person.
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And before you start binge-watching, maybe brush up on some of the Kimmy-isms from season one.
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That way, when you brush up on your Halloween movies, it won't matter if you skip a few.
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Throughout the evening, the personal and the historical often merge, or at least brush up against each other.
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Shout out to friend and Python wrangler Kyle Mahowald for helping me brush up on my scripting skills!
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MALI EMPIRE was outside my wheelhouse, or perhaps I just need to brush up on my African history.
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When the then 22-year-old reached in to retrieve it, she felt her hand brush up against something.
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He's still got some time to brush up on diaper duty training since the baby's not due til summer.
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I purchased a set of used conversational French language CDs to brush up on my high school–level comprehension.
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Clinton, he added, "comes in and says we have to brush up on our capitals and memorize the Constitution."
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Although Ryanair has done much to brush up its customer service, its mistreatment of some passengers is still disturbing.
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This makes it the perfect time to brush up on your knowledge of witches just in time for Halloween.
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EA will be partnering up with Arena as well so you might want to brush up on your FIFA.
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Find out who your state attorney general is and brush up on the list of recent state antitrust actions.
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If you want to make better decisions in life, you'd do well to brush up on your intuition skills.
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Start by applying a matte-finish foundation, then use brow pomade to fill in and brush up your brows.
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Brush up on the rocoto chile and its cousins, pinpoint-bright aji amarillo and aji panca, warmer and fruitier.
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On TV, brush up on "House of Cards" as the final season arrives today on Netflix (without Kevin Spacey).
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" She recommends reading Colette for the life-lessons: "you open up anywhere and brush up on what to do.
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TL;DR: Brush up on your Spanish with a lifetime subscription to Language Zen for $79, a 84% savings.
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Let's brush up a little on our Anglo-American history and see what the story really was back then.
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Viewers will enjoy the new movie better if they brush up on the old one before heading to the theater.
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Even chefs get injured sometimes — you just need to brush up on some basic kitchen safety to reduce your risk.
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This time, the set will be inspired by Hollywood in the 234s, so brush up on the Charleston, Emma Stone.
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Whether you want to brush up on your skills or get certified by Microsoft, these courses will help you immensely.
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"Then she said: 'But you're going to have to brush up and be more groomed and neater,'" Bonham Carter said.
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Now, all you need to do is think about packing and brush up on those ever-changing airport security rules.
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As a circuit-court judge, though, she has yet to brush up against reproductive rights—or many hot-button controversies.
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"Brush up on the history of World War Two," Wang was quoted as saying during a visit to Canberra, Australia.
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"I may get asked about the Senate and House bills, so I have to brush up on those," he explains.
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"I've got to apologize because I've got to brush up," Bishop Ellis III said as he pulled Grande in close.
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Al Roker apparently needs to brush up on Mariah Carey's awards and nominations history — at least according to Mimi herself.
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"Oliver still plays like a puppy, so he'll need a family who can brush up his manners," says a bio.
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My Sister, The Serial Killer is a wholly original novel where satire and serial killers brush up against each other.
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With 2019's reboot hitting theaters, it's time to brush up on all the history of the Child's Play franchise.
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With the movie adaptation hitting theaters on May 19, it's high time to brush up on your old Baywatch nostalgia.
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Ahead of the 2016 show, brush up on a few facts on Victoria's Secret fashion shows past and present. 1.
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In addition to the sketches, fans can brush up on their glossary of Key & Peele-isms with the dictionary section.
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A source told the BBC on Thursday that Johnson's decision to brush up was not related to the US president.
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He also advised that candidates brush up on core algorithms and the languages they are most comfortable using to code.
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Brush up on the nene and other birds that appear in The New York Times Crossword in our Crossword Aviary.
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Just months after the film came out, the controversy that led to Mr. Weiner's conviction would brush up against Mrs.
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But as you begin this spiritual journey, you'll also need to brush up on psychic protection and beware of charlatans.
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"Then she said, 'But you're going to have to brush up and be more groomed and neater,'" Bonham Carter continued.
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"Brush Up Your Shakespeare" and "So in Love," though situated in the plot of "Kiss Me, Kate," are hardly situational.
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The poetry itself was a primary focus and remains so as they brush up for coming performances of the operas.
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If you haven't filed yet, hey, there's no shame in needing a little brush-up on how it all works.
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If you're planning to watch fireworks on the 4th of July, why not brush up on a little science first?
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Until then, brush up on all the nominated shows and movies, print out a ballot, and ready your drinking games, folks.
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If you're resolving to be better with money in 25, it's useful to brush up on savings tips and investing advice.
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People applying for technical roles should brush up on their core computer science skills, he said, including data structures and algorithms.
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Want to catch up on the series before then — or maybe just rewatch it to brush up on all the drama?
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Here are four reasons why you should double-check those TV listings, brush up on the veep contenders, and tune in.
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Hordes of English-speaking volunteers have been recruited; taxi drivers have been encouraged to brush up on their language skills, too.
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If you're a Pacific Northwesterner agonizing over missing this, there's always next year—plenty of time to brush up your Burns.
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It's a neat primer to brush up on what came before us, and just how tiny we are in the universe.
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I'm pretty confident with makeup, but the service would be great for anyone looking to brush up on their skills, too.
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For those who want to brush up their Italian, a 10-session intermediate course begins this Friday at 10:30 a.m.
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With the first 2020 Democratic presidential debates underway, we wanted to brush up on where the candidates stand on gun reform.
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Like Alvaro Gaueri, the co-founder of a software tech company, who enrolled to brush up on his fine-dining skills.
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In the meantime, brush up on your Atari skills so you're primed and ready to take your game on-the-go.
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He tells us he helped her brush up for Sunday's Q&A by covering topics like immigration and Nadia's Latina heritage.
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If you want to be the Queen of Jeopardy, we suggest you brush up on your knowledge of Queen Bey first.
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And if you feel the need to brush up on the rest of your Instagram Stories game, check out these tips.
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I want to brush up my résumé, and I'll work for a trial period at something less than the market rate.
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The test also includes mobile ad network Facebook Audience Network, where advertisers can brush up against so-called brand-safety issues.
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SO, YOU CLEAR A LOT OF THE BRUSH UP BY RAISING THOSE STANDARD EXEMPTIONS AND STANDARD DEDUCTIONS, HAVE THOSE SIGNATURE ONES.
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In the work of muralist and painter Boy Kong, graffiti and Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock art brush up against each other.
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This is a brilliant time to ask for what you want — and to brush up on your charms while doing so.
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Words to know Brush up on your knowledge of creatures that can be frequently spotted in The New York Times Crossword.
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So it took a more targeted approach to start, beginning with projects that were unlikely to brush up against organizational challenges.
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But before she did, she wanted to brush up on the topics that matter to women in their 20s and 30s.
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If you're going to become persuasive, you've got to brush up on some body language tips and start looking the part.
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Top Traditional Summer Jobs Retail Associate Retail positions are a good way to brush up on customer service, hospitality, and sales skills.
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Prince William and Kate Middleton are going to have to brush up on their math skills to help George with his assignments.
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Now I adore Nina and Valentina, but these two needed to brush up on the five Ps: Proper Planning Prevents Poor Performance!
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If you want to brush up on your Ryan Lochte knowledge before matching with him, just re-watch episodes of this gem.
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As any good friend would, Sidibe is obligated to educate her buddy on why she needs to brush up on current events.
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Read about the real Lolita in...The Real Lolita (it will make you feel most scholarly to brush up on your Nabokov).
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It was back to school for Tyra Banks, who returned to Harvard Business School this month to brush up on her skills.
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Pound traders brush up on parliament as Brexit stakes mount -Britain's next Brexit flashpoint: What happens in parliament on Feb. 23-27?
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Looks like the IT department needs to brush up on its data security practices — especially since school districts are a common target.
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Before you add anything to your cart, brush up on Chris's tips for buying vintage like a pro, shared exclusively with PEOPLE.
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Oh and also, a sequel is gearing up for a 2018 release so brush up on this fun one before Mamma Mia!
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Regardless, this is an in-depth guide for anyone who wants to brush up on their account or device security and privacy.
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For those of us who need a brush up on the matter, it's rather simple: ISPs like AT&T, Comcast, Verizon etc.
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Pros: Multisided brush design, bristles won't break off, soft and ergonomic handleCons: Hard to brush up and down or in circular pattern
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President Obama might want to brush up on his dance moves — he's booked to appear on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" next week.
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Has he missed the moment to moderate, to unite, to be less belligerent, to brush up on his knowledge about important issues?
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And stay tuned, because I did brush up on my basic Japanese so the two of us could have an important conversation.
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Over four days, they never turn on the TV and only once venture outside, when they brush up against another Iraq protest.
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However, if you refuse to give up on the search for true love, you'll want to brush up on your math skills.
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But before you pronounce yourself an eating-out pro, you might want to brush up on the things that drive waiters bonkers.
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Like GIFGIF, websites like the World Translation Foundation's Emoji Dictionary provide universal definitions for people looking to brush up on their pictorial vernacular.
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Now, more than ever, would be good an opportunity for all of us to brush up on our system of checks and balances.
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Before the release of Suicide Squad, brush up on your comic book knowledge with CineFix's superhero-packed episode of Things You Didn't Know.
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Clauses come to learn wood toy-making, brush up on storytelling skills, drive sleighs, feed reindeer and, most importantly, spread the Christmas spirit.
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As fans know (if you're not a hardcore fan, brush up with this primer), the episode before the season finale is always epic.
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Other careers might require you to brush up on your education or renew a professional license, but are still options for returning workers.
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To pass the time, she bought an unlimited annual subscription to Rosetta Stone for $99 to brush up on Italian and learn Japanese.
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The straitjacket of tradition and the struggle for excellence; teenage fantasies that brush up against burgeoning adult realities; a refreshing lack of accountability.
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We got to watch Dom — a laser-focused hunter wrapped in a deceptively earnest smile — brush up against Angela and even Whiterose's orbits.
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While you're at it, brush up on serious social and human rights problems in Africa, on which Trump could have chosen to tweet.
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Disney+ is currently developing a documentary series based on the book, so this is a great time to brush up on the topic.
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In case you want to brush up on American history's less-inspiring episodes, President-elect Trump and his team offer a refresher course.
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Whether they're loading up on contemporary albums, or looking to brush up on the classics, vinyl is a great way to enjoy music.
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Brush up on these British words, phrases, and slang that mean something completely different in America to avoid any trouble down the road.
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The actor went on Conan on Monday night to promote his HBO show The Leftovers, as well as brush up on his artistic talents.
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And suffice it to say, it's a good time to brush up on your pick-up lines and really slide into that cutie's DMs.
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If you missed the hilarious opening, never fear: We've complied them all below, in case you want to brush up on your Oscars trivia.
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This discreet, lightweight sharpener is a great portable option for anyone who may need to brush up a knife or tool away from home.
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Brush up on the issue before you call, and have a few bullet points ready in case you are asked a question about something.
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Tap into lunar energy by carrying moonstones or pearls, and brush up on your occult studies; read about psychic development and psychic self-defense.
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Welp, now that the movie is coming to home video (download, DVD, Blu-ray, etc.), it's time to brush up before that umpteenth viewing.
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While you're there, you can brush up on your wine knowledge so you'll know what to pick up next time he cooks you dinner.
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Head here to brush up on the rest of the quick lesson plan; then, put your new skills into practice and school the competition.
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They've got a lifetime subscription available to both their Excel School and complete Office School, depending on what you need to brush up on.
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In a Facebook post, Major said she felt something brush up on her side and, at first, she believed it to be her husband.
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If they collapse again, if they brush up against one another, influencers are vulnerable to critique and people saying things like, 'You're being inauthentic.
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There's the iconic 2001 rom-com Bridget Jones's Diary, which you'll want to brush up on for the second sequel, coming up this fall.
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But civil rights advocates and many in law enforcement worry that such laws would brush up against the First Amendment or invite government overreach.
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Before you throw yourself into an international job search, make sure to brush up on some the cultures you plan to immerse yourself in.
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In fact, Josef will brush up against his double in the cafeteria of a Reykjavik college as a fellow undergraduate in the early 19623s.
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At this point, it'd be very useful to also brush up on your company's policies when it comes to accessing employee computers and phones.
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Democrats are starting to brush up on Clinton impeachment trial as they try to familiarize themselves with what a Trump proceeding could look like.
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Dig out that high school French textbook, brush up on your accent aigu, and listen to Thèmes pour la Rébellion in its entirety below.
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You still have time to get a password manager, enable two-factor authentication on your important accounts, and brush up on security hygiene 101.
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She recommends going to your state's election website in advance to brush up on what you need to know about IDs, polling places, and more.
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If you're going to enjoy this season to the fullest, however, you should brush up on the main events of last season before you binge.
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The party is organising meetings to brush up its policies and to try to fire up its base ahead of the local elections next year.
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Watching the doc is a great way to brush up on the topic—and sure to make for an interesting comparison with the completed feature.
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So before you hit the biggest fashion party in Paris, you're going to need to brush up on a few bad gal-approved French phrases.
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" And to achieve the perfect placement, Oquendo recommends lining your brush up with your water line, which "makes the eye really defined and stand out.
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"I was a bit rusty obviously and need to brush up on a few things and come back and get a bit better," Dimitrov said.
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Now that you're all brush up on the basics, take a deeper dive into the world of cryptocurrencies with Motherboard's Primer on Bitcoin and Ethereum.
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The RAV4 appeared to brush up on Arenas' rear quarter panel before it rolled onto its head ... and the footage of the aftermath is crazy.
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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which passed in December 2017, made sweeping changes, and many taxpayers could stand to brush up on the details.
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Mr. Cruz often described the "hard ceiling" of support that Mr. Trump would surely brush up against, estimating it to be 35 to 40 percent.
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It picks up a few months after Season 2's finale, and assumes a familiarity with those story lines — a little brush-up might help.
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This weekend I'll be watching more of the Olympics, starting my fall TV brush-up and trying to squeeze in a beach voyage, sinuses permitting.
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Perhaps a playwright will adapt "Vinegar Girl" for the stage, and we will be able to brush up our Anne Tyler at the same location.
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So if you're feeling rusty on your knowledge of ethnic foods, garden cemeteries, immigration patterns or sculptures of noted people, you'll need to brush up.
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But over the past week, that's been next to impossible in the Capitol where hundreds of tourists brush up against lawmakers on a routine basis.
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While clinicians brush up on insertion, everyone else, from technicians to receptionists, learns how to answer questions about the various birth control methods, including IUDs.
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If you've forgotten who exactly is fighting whom, or don't know what a porg is, you can brush up here before watching the new film.
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While some of the takeaways can seem obvious, it might be helpful to brush up on how to make video meetings more enjoyable and productive.
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To play bilingual Billie, Awkwafina, who did not grow up in a Chinese-speaking household, had to buckle down and brush up on her Mandarin.
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" And after the election, November 218, 210, Page writing, "I bought &aposAll the President&aposs Men,&apos I figured I need to brush up on Watergate.
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Your intuition will be especially sharp at this time, and this is a wonderful day to cast a spell or brush up on your tarot skills.
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To be sure, Apple would undoubtedly brush up against competition in a virtual reality play, including from its direct hardware rival, Samsung, and software rival, Google.
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Whether you're looking to brush up on Excel or take your business to the next level, these courses will help you get ahead of the competition.
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And if you want to brush up on industry-standard programs like Photoshop, InDesign, and Autodesk MAYA, there are courses to help you with that, too.
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One thing is for sure: Next time Gomez appears in a video for iHeartRadio, she'll definitely brush up on her Wikipedia page on the way over.
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Whether you're a total beginner or a master coder, you'll be able to learn something new or brush up on your existing skills with this bundle.
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With the added convenience of learning from your couch, there is no excuse not to learn a new skill or brush up on an old one.
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Brush up your own resume so you can be as expert as possible (no typos!) and seek work as a resume writer or consultant this summer.
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If you're looking to brush up before the ceremony: Here are the nominees, and here are the predicted winners, compiled by The Times's Carpetbagger, Cara Buckley.
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And "Brush Up Your Shakespeare," usually a double-entendre showstopper for two comic gangsters (John Pankow and Lance Coadie Williams), just slows the show down instead.
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Brush up on your Japanese before sidling up to the counter at Rakuzake, a cheerful standing bar that opened last April in a downtown shopping arcade.
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Here are the five most important facts about her for you to know — brush up on them before the inevitable North West-themed trivia nights begin.
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"If you are paying somebody to come talk to my campaign or brush up against my campaign, whatever you call it, I'd be furious," Nunes said.
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In addition, video creators that repeatedly brush up against YouTube's hate speech policies, even without violating them, will now have their accounts shut down, a spokesman said.
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Then, during the Boston Celtics portion of their date, he took an opportunity or two to brush up against Hannah, but otherwise let her do her thing.
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Brush up on tips for how to document marches and protests on social media without feeding potential law enforcement surveillance, and make sure you download iOS 10.2.
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Untwist your bun, roll the hair around the round brush and blast it with the dryer as you tug the brush up and away from your scalp.
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So brush up on your Marvel history below in preparation for next month's Avengers: Endgame when Captain Marvel continues to be the hero we need and deserve.
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Candidates compete against bots or against each other in timed competitions, or against themselves in the self-paced CodeFight Arcade where they brush up on their skills.
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Prep for inevitable overpacking with a new hardside suitcase from Samsonite or if you're going international, brush up on your language skills with a Rosette Stone subscription.
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CompTIA IT Fundamentals FC0-U51: Whether you're an IT newbie or just looking to brush up on IT 101, this course helps you develop basic IT literacy.
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From Lyft's IPO filing last week: The company acknowledged that it will have to brush up on health care privacy law as it expands into the industry.
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Troy Bolton fangirls, don't despair – Zac Efron will join in a pre-taped message, though he might have to brush up on his HSM trivia skills beforehand.
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If you need a brush-up on high school biology, pH measures how acidic or basic a substance is on a numeric scale from 0 to 14.
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It's called the BBC Micro Bit, and it was foisted on a million unsuspecting children in the UK who apparently needed to brush up on their STEM.
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That's where (if you so desire) you can get officially sorted into a Hogwarts house as well as brush up on backstories for a ton of characters.
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"The actress also says the royal told her to "brush up and be more groomed and neater," and also said Carter has to "get the smoking right.
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According to her deposition, he threatened to put either a barbecue fork or wire brush up her vagina (her choice) because she had complimented a male friend.
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But before I dive into the unnecessarily painful process of setting up an Ethereum mining rig as a complete n2120b, let's brush up on some Ethereum basics.
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From the foundational to the obscure, here's some of the best cyberpunk things you can brush up on and distract yourself with until Cyberpunk 2077 comes out.
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So, whether you're a total beginner, know a few basic words and phrases, or just need to brush up your skills, this learning program works for you.
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But until we have some fun new ones to toss around, why not brush up on these since your 2020 is sure to be full of them.
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Check out the gallery and make sure to brush up on your gaming skills -- remember, there's like $100 MILLION in Fortnite money up for grabs this season!
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It's a delicious ending for an unusual evening that allows us to brush up not only on our Shakespeare, but also on the expansive range of Broadway musicals.
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This bundle welcomes beginners and experts alike, so it's perfectly fine to brush up on your coding skills or be a total noob and ask tons of questions.
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Your Money Adviser With income tax season well underway, college students and their families should brush up on available tax benefits that can help lower their education costs.
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That shakes out to an hourly wage of about $27, which is pretty solid for helping their kids sound out words and brush up on their multiplication tables.
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"When I apply foundation, she likes me to brush up, not down, because she likes me to lift her skin, not pull her neck down," says the pro.
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Brush up on your parlez-vous Français, stock up on RedBull and get ready to compete against some of the best hackers, coders and programmers in the world.
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Rick Ross wants to brush up his fighting skills -- so, he strapped on the gloves and hit the boxing gym with Adrien Broner ... and he looks pretty good!
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Advisors need to take the time and brush up on the subjects of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology so they can properly address questions from their clients, Sokolin explained.
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Since it works both on- and offline, you can brush up on your learning from virtually anywhere with its advanced grammar units, vocabulary trainer, and other useful features.
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The 20-plus hour plane ride from London would have provided her plenty of time to brush up on the tasks ahead of them during their whirlwind tour.
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The ACLU urged the senator to "brush up on her history" given the number of lynchings and other civil rights injustices that occurred in Mississippi in the past.
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There's no shortage of online learning courses, so whether they want to learn to bake or brush up on their photography skills, there are plenty of applicable courses.
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So if you want to grab your popcorn and brush up on your sports fandom psychology for all your post-game discussions, you've come to the right place.
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For those of you who don't know how to swim or are simply looking to brush up your breaststroke, the city has begun its annual free swimming lessons.
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You should probably brush up on your Canadian history anyway, but the government issues a formal quiz to applicants on the history, values, institutions, and symbols of Canada.
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Vancouver Island is a place for them to brush up on their camera skills, too, as the local wildlife is some of the most photogenic in the world.
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Brush up on your skills This may be a difficult habit to break: Once you've brushed, don't rinse your mouth with water or mouthwash -- you're washing away the fluoride!
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Brush Up On Your IATA Lingo One of the most confusing things about the threads is the block of capitalized text that sits at the front in every topic.
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While at the Myanmar Times, Wa Lone said he attended sessions that Aung Hla Tun hosted for journalists looking to brush up their English and improve their time management.
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After marrying Prince Harry, Meghan Markle is planning to become a U.K. citizen — but it looks like she might need to brush up on her knowledge about England first.
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Here are some places to get started if you're feeling ambitious: Treehouse I've used Treehouse for years to brush up on things as I forget them (which is rapidly).
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It was unfair competition — so it looks like anyone heading to the country of Parmesan and piazzas will have to brush up on their real-life car-hailing skills.
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" Khloé also tweeted about how the trip inspired her to brush up on her Spanish skills: "I can't wait to get back home and start with my Spanish tutor!
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Just as the couple continues to teach their children English, their daughters help them brush up on Amharic — with the help of the new Amharic edition of Google Translate.
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The former secretary's brush up with Gabbard is the second time in as many days Clinton has been in the news for contentious remarks directed at her own party.
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Another big change involves tougher consequences for those whose videos don't necessarily cross the line and break one of YouTube's rules, but repeatedly "brush up against" its harassment policy.
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The chance to learn a new skill or brush up on stress management may seem more appealing than random episodes of "Deadliest Catch" or "Cupcake Wars," especially to business travelers.
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You'll learn which episodes you need to brush up on if you want to see a GoT battle, why these characters were fighting in the first place, and who won.
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Whether you're looking for some edutainment for your kids or looking to brush up on the basics for yourself, be sure to check out Bialik's delightful playlist on YouTube Kids.
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It surveys humanity trying to wrestle with the unknown and the consequences of what happens when we brush up against it, and what happens when we ask something from it.
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But if you're really committed to learning about the lives of wild it-girls who embodied the spirit of the '70s, you may want to brush up on your German.
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With some 1,000 courses across 15 topics like graphic design, programming, and project management, Virtual Training Company can help you brush up on skills or pursue pursue something entirely new.
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Brush up on your table manners "Make sure you eat with your mouth closed as your date doesn't want to spend the evening looking at a cement mixer," says Harrold.
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If you want to learn a new language or brush up on skills for a new job, there's a wide selection of courses that can help you accomplish your goals.
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Time to brush up on your spoilers, because this murderous fundraiser is at the heart of the second season of Big Little Lies, which premieres on June 9 on HBO.
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It's a great way to brush up on both your presidential and turkey trivia ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday and revisit some of Obama's finest dad jokes of years past.
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In time, ballet started to make its way back into her performances, thanks to childhood friends who reintroduced the form to her and helped her "brush up" on her skills.
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Additionally, you can also download books in other languages, so if you've been meaning to brush up on your Spanish why not try listening to Sherlock Holmes' adventures in Spanish?
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Goldman Sachs employees in Europe may have to brush up on their French and German, as the firm prepares to open two new European hubs post-Brexit: Paris and Frankfurt.
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If YouTube finds a pattern over multiple videos or comments, channels that "repeatedly brush up against our harassment policy" could be punished even if no individual video violates its policy.
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Having chains of command — and, more importantly, faith in each other — allows a surprising number of them to brush up right against the edge of survival before succumbing to death.
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"Traditionally, nominees travel overseas during this period to brush up their foreign policy depth," Scott W. Reed, senior political strategist for the US Chamber of Commerce, told the New York Times.
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He told Gizmodo back in September that if he did go to prison he'd brush up on his reading and that he'd still be able to "make paper" from the inside.
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I've taken several computer science and programming courses from edX, usually to brush up on something or to supplement a college class (and rarely to completion), and they were pretty great.
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Baggage FeesEach airline has a different price scale for checked baggage, so it's important to brush up your knowledge and check the airline's official website before you head to the airport.
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It can also weigh heavily on parents, who either struggle to get their charges to finish it, or even worse, must brush up on their own rusty skills to help out.
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Whether you're tearing up the track, rowing up a storm or dominating the table tennis court, you've got exactly one year to brush up before the Summer Olympics begin in Tokyo.
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Brush up on what Jenny Packham, Alexander McQueen and Alice Temperley are selling this season, cause chances are, you'll see more than a few of their offerings on Kate this autumn.
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Watching The 68th Emmy Awards are on Sunday night, which gives you just a sliver of time to catch up — or brush up — on some of the nominated shows and performances.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. Brush up on your grammar and find the right judge, and you could potentially get off lightly on a first-time drug dealing charge.
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But if he does want the wall, or anything else during the next two years of his presidency, he may want to brush up on Lee's work and change his strategy.
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Available on iOS, Android and the web, the Gojimo app helps students brush up on various subjects ready to sit their national exams and offers thousands of curriculum-specific assessment items.
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In addition, video creators that repeatedly brush up against YouTube's hate speech rules, even without violating them, will be removed from its advertising revenue-sharing program, YouTube spokesman Farshad Shadloo said.
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It&aposs safe to say that John Hussman, the former economics professor who is now president of the Hussman Investment Trust, thinks investors need to brush up on their market history.
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And I can brush up on Broadway show soundtracks I haven't seen yet, so it puts me in a better frame of mind to withstand the perils and demands of airports.
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There are just things you can do on a green card that you can't do on visas, and as I got older, I was starting to sort of brush up against that.
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Blac Chyna's defending the photo she posted -- but already deleted -- of her daughter, Dream, rockin' pink hair ... telling us her haters need to brush up on what's cool with kids these days.
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Whether you're starting from scratch or just need to brush up on a few things, you can dive into any and all of the lessons online and learn at your own speed.
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To brush up on old college lessons you can head to a site like Coursera and enroll in an online course covering anything from computer science and programming to law and psychology.
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BNEI BRAK, Israel (Reuters) - Chaim Rachmani spends his days studying Jewish religious texts in the Israeli town of Bnei Brak, whose crowded streets brush up against the office towers of Tel Aviv.
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Recently, YouTube vowed to demonetize channels that "repeatedly brush up against" its hate speech policy, but this may do more to protect advertising partners from negative press than actually discourage noxious behavior.
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Just to push things even further toward the surreal, Streep and Baranski sang a duet of "Brush Up Your Shakespeare" from the 1940's Broadway musical Kiss Me, Kate, because why not?
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It's the perfect way to brush up on your slang before a trip Down Under, but there are some useful words and phrases delightful enough to spice up any conversation, any time.
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But beyond just research on their business, you should be sure to brush up on how you're connected, and even check out their social media to learn more about their personal interests.
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Instead, online digital marketing courses can help you brush up your knowledge and learn new skills in as little as 45 minutes, and are more flexible and less expensive than degree courses.
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But the learning doesn't end there: Since a free, five-year subscription to the Pro Article Database is included with the course, you can brush up on your skills whenever you'd like.
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Clauses came from across the United States, Canada, Denmark and Norway to learn wood toy-making, brush up on storytelling skills, drive sleighs, feed reindeer and, most importantly, spread the Christmas spirit.
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In the first two episodes, the hook-nosed, devil-bearded Olaf (a failed actor by trade) suggests Nosferatu resurrected as a snobbish sociopath who could stand to brush up on his Stanislavski.
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"Some of the Democratic candidates are starting to brush up on their foreign policy credentials, well aware that national security issues could really pop to the forefront at a moment's notice," Pace said.
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Ariana Grande should brush up on her Japanese the next time she wants some permanent ink, 'cause she fell victim to a tattoo faux pas that paints her as Japanese BBQ's #1 fan.
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Magician Vegas's first dog magician could go from ridiculous pipe dream to reality if Snoopy is willing to dust off the wizard's hat and brush up on the recent upgrades to invisibility spells.
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Investors who are interested should brush up on the terms used in the marketplace — whether it be ESG, impact investing or socially responsible investing – and research what the donor-advised fund sponsor provides.
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Strategic partnerships are going to be key for Sevenhugs as the company prepares to launch in the United States and brush up closer with cash-rich well-connected companies like Alphabet and Microsoft.
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He may have more latitude to follow an unpredictable course in which he sometimes seems to brush up against governing conventions and constitutional guardrails he often doesn't seem to even know are there.
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The two sang a duet of "Brush Up Your Shakespeare," from the musical "Kiss Me, Kate," The New York Times reported, a song about men giving advice on how to pick up women.
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According to digital savings site RetailMeNot, more than 43% of Americans are planning to buy electronics this summer, meaning, that it's the perfect time to brush up on your money-saving know-how.
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You get a similar effect from the "Let Me Know" demo, where the round tones of an acoustic guitar brush up against Karen's voice like your crush seated beside you in the cinema.
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This same push-pull between respect for human rights and the imperative to punish feels meaty in the real world, but when the writers briefly brush up against this wider significance, it's incidental.
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When I spent a few weekends last year cooking from McFadden's book, propelled from one recipe to the next, I was careful not to brush up against a single bunch of the stuff.
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Whether you're looking to evolve in your current role, brush up on skills you learned a while ago, or transition to a new position, GoSkills gives you the educational support to do so.
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As a 68-year-old actor, I can call up the part of Hamlet, which I last played more than 10 years ago, effortlessly, and other Shakespearean roles with a cursory brush-up.
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Billionaire Ray Dalio thinks people should brush up on their Ayn Rand if they want to understand Donald Trump's economic philosophy, which raises a question for a lot of people: Who is Ayn Rand?
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Because we currently don't have any European vacation plans mapped out, we're featuring three of our favorite eats from the cookbook ahead to help us brush up on our at-home Italian cooking skills.
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That's why we teamed up with Castor & Pollux® — creators of quality pet food made with organic and responsibly sourced ingredients — and tapped our favorite nutritionists to help us brush up on our vocabulary.
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Wiring connected to the hybrid vehicle's power control unit could brush up too closely to the cover and wear down over time, creating an electrical short circuit that heats up, potentially leading to fire.
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Ben, we know it's been a while since your med school days, but you might want to brush up on your neuroscience before you step in front of a crowd to talk about brains.
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This spaghetti recipe calls for clams and mussels and is full of perfect bites of seafood, tomatoes, and pasta that will allow you to brush up on your twirling and seafood-picking fork skills.
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This article originally appeared on EW.com After locking himself away in his castle for so long, it's no surprise the eponymous Beast of Beauty and the Beast needs to brush up on his manners.
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The film hits theaters on September 22, so you better use the coming months to brush up on your game — believe me, this movie will have you itching to smash things with tennis balls.
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The Tubman movie is finally in theaters -- with a black woman playing Harriet -- and Tina thinks white folks should check it out and brush up on their history because she's noticed an alarming trend.
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We are now deep in the holidays, which means that it's time for you to brush up on the OG party trick: opening a Champagne bottle with a blunt object—essentially, any blunt object.
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Which is not to say that you need to brush up on your Shakespeare to engage with "Hermia & Helena," the latest in Mr. Piñeiro's series and the first one set in the United States.
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The company will now suspend members of its YouTube Partner Program for channels "that repeatedly brush up against our harassment policy," meaning they will no longer be able to make money off the platform.
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We're not sure you'll need this comprehensive guide to imbibing at Disney World every time you visit the theme park, but it surely can't hurt to brush up on some of the hot spots.
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Imagine taking your math skills, even if they're rusty (you can brush up and improve with free online courses from the Khan Academy), and leveraging them to get into something like big data analysis.
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In the meantime, though, cord-cutting fans will either need to make peace with limited live access to the sport, brave the wild west of dodgy online streams, or brush up on their Spanish.
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For me, and a small band of others, a quarter of a century ago Manchester, and the north west of England, really was the spot for UK kick fighters looking to brush up their Shakespeare.
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For those unfamiliar with the story and unable to quickly brush up on their Russian history, perhaps it's time to revisit your childhood via the one animated feature Fox Animation Studios got impeccably right, Anastasia?
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If you're an app coder, for instance, you'll want to learn marketing and brush up on audience studies to best understand how your users will navigate, interact with, and make purchasing decisions on your platform.
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Viewers are going to have to brush up on the sweet, smooth sound of Harry and Williams' voices, because unfortunately, they — along with singer Gary Barlow and Tom Hardy — will be suited up as Stormtroopers.
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The problem wasn't that the "Pamela" arc didn't provide a simple moral; it was that C.K. seemed to brush up against a situation that made Louie look bad, then quickly shied away from that darkness.
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Still, we suggest you do research, like finding an artist you'd vibe with (it's crucial) and brush up on the inevitable aftercare routine (don't worry, your artist will help you out after the appointment, too).
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For Trump-haters who say his tweets are embarrassing the country and fly in the face of the society our Founding Fathers would have wanted, they might want to brush up on their American history.
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As my reputation as a teacher grew, parents from other classes would approach me to help tutor their child to brush up on their English skills — everything from writing essays to improving their reading ability.
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But at night, when she stays past the curtain call to brush up an updo or rethread a toupee, she waits endlessly on a platform, craning her neck for trains that take forever to arrive.
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Companies pay Lingo Live per employee, and usually sign their people up for six to twelve months of courses, Muse says, though it is possible to sign up an employee for a one-month brush-up.
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Brush up on your U.S. history When in the course of human events... These are the iconic first words of the very document that we celebrate on this glorious day of beer-drinking and fireworks-watching.
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Read These Stories Next: All The Spring TV Shows You Need To Know About Rolling Deep With The On My Block RollerWorld Conspiracy Time To Brush Up On Geography: Gina Rodriguez Is Your New Carmen Sandiego
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Outside, behind the blast walls and security fences, a soldier runs a 6-inch painter's roller brush up and down an exterior wall, the white paint becoming less white and starting to run as he goes.
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Jay-Z's new album 4:44 delves into deeply personal territory for the rapper, who talks about everything from his infidelities and Beyoncé's miscarriage, to his brush-up with Solange Knowles and beef with Kanye West.
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The Complete Digital Marketing Super Bundle — $37 See Details Now if you just want to brush up on the basics or are only looking to gain a general understanding, this course will serve as your primer.
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" • Asked what kind of preparations he was doing to brush up on policy, Mr. Trump said he had been studying, but allowed, "I'm campaigning, I'm running a business, I've got a lot of hats right now.
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This isn't Uber's first brush-up with the California DMV over its self-driving car testing—in December it faced off with the agency for testing a fleet of cars in San Francisco without a permit.
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Congressional Democrats are seizing on Sean Spicer's claim that Adolf Hitler did not use chemical weapons during World War II, calling the White House press secretary's remarks offensive and suggesting he brush up on his history.
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Our latest list of terms you should know to become a better solver turns Wordplay into a French 101 classroom, so that we can brush up on 15 French words that frequently show up in puzzles.
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The answer to "River of northern France" is OISE, but you can brush up on European rivers that appear frequently in the New York Times Crossword in this piece geared toward making you a better solver.
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We'll tour you around some of the Navy's latest and greatest vessels, brush up on some Founding Fathers' history at Colonial Williamsburg, and make your heart sing as we paint the town in red, white, and blue!
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You'll need to brush up on your Norwegian skills to fully understand it, but it clearly confirms the Galaxy S10's hole punch display, ultrasonic fingerprint reader, triple-camera system at the rear, and reverse wireless charging.
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With the Category 4 hurricane expected to brush up to the US East Coast later this week after its deadly assault on the Caribbean, state officials warned residents and visitors to start preparing for some miserable times.
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I think I was working on a sandbox to brush up my Linux kernel programming skills—thought it'd be interesting as I'd mucked about with user mode stuff for a while and was getting bored of it.
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To prepare for the highly awaited spin-off, there's one thing you need to do (besides watch the entire original trilogy to brush up on knowledge) and that's snag as much Han Solo merch as you can.
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Brush up on your Snap skills now, because if the successful debut of the company's IPO is any indication of things to come, we're going to start seeing those little ghosts even more than we currently do.
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Secure second set of extensions with the clips facing down so it's easier to brush up into a ponytail, then combine the second pony with the first one and use a bungee elastic to fasten them together.
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Led by self-proclaimed "Guitar Sage" Erich Andreas — you might know him from his popular YouTube channel — this education is geared toward both total beginners and more experienced guitarists who wan to brush up on their skills.
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So, go brush up on Selfish, review every Instagram Kim has ever posted, and maybe even make a video of yourself doing so (there's the option for uploading one on the application), and apply by April 1.
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"Hellblade: Senua&aposs Sacrifice" is one example, and with Microsoft&aposs incredibly metal trailer for the second installment (on its next generation console, the Series X), it&aposs a title I&aposm eager to brush up on.
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Practice your protocol Titles, assignments, walking and speaking directives -- all are issues handled well the more the first lady can brush up on protocol, something Melania Trump pays attention to with diligence, even if her husband does not.
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"Channels that repeatedly brush up against our hate speech policies will be suspended from the YouTube Partner program, meaning they can't run ads on their channel or use other monetization features like Super Chat," the blog post reads.
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If you want to get in on the trend, check out five freelance gigs you can take up tomorrow, and the online classes you can take that will help you brush up on the skills that they require.
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So while you're impatiently waiting for King Arthur, Wonder Woman, Tupac, or a murderous 19th-century heiress to arrive on the big screen, why not pick up the books their respective movies are based on and brush up?
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Ahead, we outline eight of the best (and most hilarious) queer history and culture Instagrams to follow right now — particularly if you want to stay up-to-date on lesbian gossip or brush up on your queer history.
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"Traditionally, nominees travel overseas during this period to brush up their foreign policy depth and visit 0003 Downing Street and Israel — for politics back here," said Scott W. Reed, senior political strategist for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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The company is constantly developing new features that are released each week — they recently launched Google Fit support to check your steps, as well as language lessons to brush up on your French during your walk to work.
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Whether you're looking for a quick distraction during your lunch break or need to brush up on your pop culture knowledge, PEOPLE Games is equipped to satisfy every need while also keeping you entertained well throughout the day.
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If nothing else, my makeup experience caused me to buy an exfoliating face wash and use it, apply an SPF with a slight tint, and brush up my brows to their bossiest extent whenever I'm looking to impress.
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Regardless of what kind of fan you may be or how you got into Marvel movies or how deep into the MCU you are, there isn't a better time to brush up on where Earth's Mightiest Heroes stand.
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Brush up now on this operatically violent tale about the Camorra, a Neapolitan crime organization, from the perspective of Ciro Di Marzio (Marco D'Amore), who sits at the right hand of the clan's godfather, Pietro Savastano (Fortunato Cerlino).
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Apart from Wolf&aposs statement on Friday, the only other message to come out of DHS was from its chief of cybersecurity, who warned the public that it was "time to brush up" on Iran&aposs hacking tactics.
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And brush up with our recap of the Season 2 finale (find all of our "Twin Peaks" recaps here), enjoy this delightful interactive illustrated glossary, and read about how "Twin Peaks" was lost, and found its way back.
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Naturally, a series about a bunch of men living in a rigidly hierarchical world where they only ever meet one woman will brush up against codes of masculinity and the ways they've both built and warped our society.
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And the consensus from Cannes was clear: The various frictions that have the world on edge come from our inability to deal with political, cultural, and linguistic barriers, and our discomfort when we brush up against the unfamiliar.
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It's the perfect way to brush up on the classics, since the Mulan live-action remake will be out in 2018 — 20 years after it hit theaters for the first time and just a year after this special presentation.
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Sanders could have finally explained to Trump that he can't overturn the Geneva Conventions, that he probably shouldn't unilaterally arm Saudi Arabia with nukes, and that he might want to brush up on the policies he says he supports.
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Streep donned her best combover wig and orange face dust to portray Trump during Monday night's Public Theater Gala in NYC, delighting the audience with an election-themed take on "Brush Up on Your Shakespeare" from Kiss Me, Kate.
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Middle-tier classes on SQL and Superset have enabled some non-technical employees to take on roles as project managers, and more intensive courses on Python and machine learning have helped engineers brush up on necessary skills for projects.
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There's never been a better time to brush up on the iconic clash between the noble swordsman and cheeky evil demon Aku, since brand new episodes are returning to television for the first time in 13 years this March.
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The company also said channels that "repeatedly brush up against our hate speech policies" but don't violate them outright would be removed from YouTube's advertising program, which allows channel owners to share in the advertising revenue their videos generate.
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Of course, a production devoted to making a kaleidoscopic collage of show tunes and Shakespeare would be scandalous if it did not include Porter's "Brush Up Your Shakespeare," which Mr. Cariou performs with an aptly savory taste for frisky innuendo.
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And if she's going to keep living in the city, she might want to brush up on her royal knowledge – mixing up Harry is one thing, but she wouldn't want to run into the Queen and mistake her for Helen Mirren!
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I didn't even manage to pick the brush up before my brain said NOPE and my body involuntarily tilted to the side—like how a motorbike would fall over without a prop stand—and landed on the carpet with a thud.
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The actress took on the "role" of the Republican presidential nominee at the Shakespeare in the Park gala in N.Y.C., where she dueted with Christine Baranski (as Hillary Clinton) to the tune of "Brush Up Your Shakespeare" from Kiss Me Kate.
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At least four nights a week, he welcomes a steady stream of Cabinet members, staffers and members of Congress to the residence to brush up on national security issues and foreign affairs over steak, fish and salads, according to Trump aides.
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Marvel Black Panther 20 Oz Sculpted Ceramic Mug — $17.57 (list price $20) See Details Super fans may want to brush up on their Wakandan history before seeing the movie, and this guide to Black Panther is the way to do it.
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Deep in the bowels of a 134-year-old military fort on a tiny spit of land that can barely still be considered part of New York City, ferry boat captains make weekly visits to brush up on their nautical skills.
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ODately's hired wooers are two males, two females, all in their mid- to late-twenties, according to Kenyon, so lets hope they brush up on their cultural references if they end up gaining a lot of non-millennials as clients.
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But before you go out for the evening, brush up on some of the stories you might've missed this week — this way, you'll be ready to change the topic of conversation when your friends start getting in obnoxious political arguments.
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If you've ever agonized over the wording in an email by rereading it four times before hitting send, and still didn't get a response, you might need to take a step back and brush up on your digital communication skills.
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Whether you need to brush up on your budgeting skills or have never felt the need to create a budget before, now is the time to sharpen your pencil and figure out how to balance your outgo with your (reduced) income.
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Might I recommend a brush up with this post by our own Devin Coldewey that does a good job of both explaining what AI is, the difference between weak and strong AI, and the fundamental problems of trying to define it.
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The original Ghostbusters is returning to select American theaters for two nights this June, just in time to rescue those fans who need to brush up on the series before Paul Feig's all-female reboot hits the big screen in July.
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At the time, Branson, who was impressed with Musk's technical knowledge, told him, "If you don't have your own ventures one day, you're welcome to come and run one of mine — just brush up on your people skills," Branson writes.
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Gorons don't play by your gender rules In case you need to brush up on your Zelda lore, the Gerudo tribe is made up entirely of women who don't allow males, otherwise known as "voe," to enter their towns and fortresses.
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It was good that President Trump was in the audience, because, candidly, many of the themes Melania Trump outlines as part of her "Be Best" initiative are the sorts of things the commander in chief needs to brush up on.
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Check out this romantic new Chinese drama — and brush up on your Mandarin — about a young prince (Feng Shao Feng) who reluctantly ascends the throne of the Empire of Snow after a vicious battle leaves much of his family dead.
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To prepare to defend her thesis on diphtheria, a bacterial infection that was a global threat at the time, Ms. Rapoport, whose sight was failing, had to brush up on advances in treating the disease over the previous 80 years.
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Guests at the Belmond Maroma Resort & Spa in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, can brush up on their Spanish or learn it anew: Those interested are given a bracelet; the resort staff knows that anyone wearing it wishes to communicate in Spanish.
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To be honest, seems Kroy needs to brush up on his booty club knowledge -- but the real star of this clip is Brielle ... who keeps it ALL THE WAY REAL when discussing the most famous jiggle joints in her city. Watch.
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Every boy and girl feels this in small and large ways growing up; you unwittingly brush up against preferences that don't fit within your gender expectations, and then you must learn to fight those expectations or strain to live within them.
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In an era when I look to the calculator on my phone to come up with an 18 percent tip on a $23 lunch tab, I consider my personal 286 mathematics brush-up challenge finito, simply by solving this grid.
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Scherer's remarks are the strongest indication yet that Airbus has quietly launched the A321XLR, a keenly awaited new version of its single-aisle plane that competes with the 737 MAX and could brush up against a proposed new Boeing mid-market jet.
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The remarks are the strongest indication yet that Airbus has quietly launched the A321XLR, a keenly awaited new version of its single-aisle franchise that competes with the Boeing 737 MAX and could brush up against a proposed new Boeing mid-market jet.
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At a news conference at City Hall on Tuesday, James P. O'Neill, chief of department, said the peace officers would undergo three-day training sessions while supervisors would spend five days in training to brush up on de-escalation and other tactics.
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Artists who want to learn the basics about the masters, students writing essays about history's innumerable art movements, or socialites simply looking to brush up on the artist or gallery they're visiting, all turn to Wikipedia to top off their own internal databases.
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He arrived in the city of Crema several weeks before filming began to learn Italian and guitar, and to brush up on his piano playing (his character is musical); he would bike between the lessons and often stopped by Guadagnino's apartment for lunch.
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The news of the US strike that killed Soleimani prompted Chris Krebs, director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency at Department of Homeland Security, to tweet a reminder for organizations to "brush up" on Iranian tactics, techniques, and procedures in cyberspace.
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Grace, along with many others, frequently experiences misgendering on set and off (which is easy to avoid, if industry makes the effort to brush up on gender terminology) and has to do most of the legwork when it comes to educating those around them.
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It's also a well-established fact that companies like Facebook track this information — per their own data, users spend 25 percent more on travel-related purchases after changing their relationship statuses — and share it with marketers looking to brush up on their targeted advertising practices.
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Registration for Ataraxia's membership is free, but ladies who want entry to this paradise will need to brush up on their geek skills, because you're required to take an "Otaku EQ test" at the door for the staff to gauge if you're the real deal.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The United States needs to brush up on its history about the South China Sea, as World War Two-related agreements mandated that all Chinese territories taken by Japan had to be returned to China, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said in Australia.
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Think of the Sicilian as your friend, from Sicily, only difference being your friend doesn't need to watch romantic comedies all night in order to brush up on his English nor does he have to cuddle under your favorite Navajo blanket because of circulation problems.
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Two books of folktales I saved from childhood (the Illustrated Junior Library edition of Grimms' Fairy Tales and "Favourite Folktales of China," translated by John Minford), because my son has been asking me to tell him stories at bedtime, and I needed to brush up.
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Here are some other names to brush up on for Thursday: Senators Susan Collins of Maine, James Lankford of Oklahoma, Roy Blunt of Missouri and Marco Rubio of Florida — The four Republicans who could have the biggest impact on the Senate Intelligence Committee's investigation.
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"Channels that repeatedly brush up against our harassment policy will be suspended from YouTube's Partner Program, eliminating their ability to make money on YouTube," the new policy reads, adding that even if a video doesn't cross the line, repeated attacks could be seen as harassment.
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LinkedIn has carved out a big swathe of the online recruitment market specifically in the area of knowledge workers, who also use the platform to provide public profiles of themselves, to brush up their skills and to network with other folk in their various industries.
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There probably isn't time left for a full-series re-watch if you haven't started one already, but now there is a way to brush up on all the far-flung cases Mulder (David Duchovny) and Scully (Gillian Anderson) worked on over the course of their investigations.
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Michelle Alexander, law professor and author of The New Jim Crow, expanded her critique of Clinton in an article in The Nation on Wednesday, arguing that as the campaign moves on to South Carolina, black voters would do well to brush up on the Clintons' record.
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It sounds awfully generous of United to raise its cap to $10,000 but unless all of the passengers on a flight brush up on game theory, band together and refuse to accept a payment of less than five figures, the payout will probably never approach that amount.
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At the Medical Education and Research Institute in Memphis, Tennessee, doctors brush up on their skills and learn new techniques; it's the training facility for organizations such as the American Association of Neurological Surgeons, the North American Skull Base Society and the International Spinal Injection Society.
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Among the meat products most affected by the recent price hike are cuts like sirloin steak (15.8 percent), prime-rib roast (8.4 percent), ground beef (7.3 percent), and chicken (6.4 percent) which means that it may be time to brush up on your tripe-cooking skills.
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To fill this time with productive learning opportunities, CSAIL came up with WaitSuite, a collection of apps that work on desktop or mobile, offering up educational micro-moments where you can brush up on second language vocab skills and more in the time between everything else.
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With Covid-19 cases in nearly 22 countries, and the World Health Organization's risk assessment now at the highest level, there's never been a better time to brush up on one of the easiest ways to avoid the spread of infectious disease: proper, consistent hand hygiene.
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NOVOOLEKSANDRIVKA, Ukraine — When he's not engaged in gun battles with Russian-led forces on Ukraine's eastern front line, Stas, a scruffy 26-year-old soldier, likes to cozy up in his bunker and brush up on his English skills by watching Stephen Colbert and Saturday Night Live.
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Check out the Han and Leia Bathroom Hand Towels See Details Before you go to the premiere of Solo: A Star Wars Story, you're obviously going to have to have a Han Solo-themed viewing party of the original trilogy to brush up on your knowledge of the story.
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And there was, sorry, a wrinkle in the data – older doctors with high numbers of patients didn't see their patients' mortality rates increase, a factor, reported Ars Technica, that the researchers attributed to the possibility that these busier doctors may be impelled to brush up on the latest developments.
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You can brush up on the heroes of the genre — work by self-taught artists — with a stunning Henry Darger panorama at Andrew Edlin at booth D300, and a gorgeous, never-before-shown Martín Ramírez drawing of a cowboy on a rearing purple horse at Ricco/Maresca (A2212).
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This case is not as obvious as it may seem to many, as it pits two basic legal principles against each other: Rule one way and we come perilously close to treading on the First Amendment; rule the other way and we at least seem to brush up against the 14th.
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So whack on those shoulder pads and brush up on those Duran Duran tracks; with rumors that a graffitied Berlin Wall will be built down the middle of the dance floor, this is not a night to be missed (if you can get your hands on an invitation, that is).
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If I were VA Secretary David ShulkinDavid Jonathon ShulkinPress: Acosta, latest to walk the plank Senior Trump administration official to leave post next week Trump sent policy pitch from Mar-a-Lago member to VA secretary: report MORE, I would brush up on the history of my predecessor, Charles R. Forbes.
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Packed with mini crosswords by the alarmingly intrepid Sam Ezersky, our guide lets solvers in on the secrets behind reading those tricky clues, talks about why some crosswords have themes and even includes a Crosswordese Quiz, so you can brush up on those obscure entries that pop up now and again.
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Brush up on the essentials of a perfect feast with our extensive guide to planning and executing the holiday or, if you're an old pro, take a look at our Thanksgiving menu planner, and see if you can't come up with a rough draft of what you'd like to cook and serve.
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Try these: • Switch to wine and learn all about it with our guide to drinking wine • If you'd rather go your own way, brush up on your cocktail-making skills with our comprehensive guide on making cocktails • And if you're skipping the booze tonight, check out this collection of nonalcoholic drink recipes.
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ERIC ORNER NEW YORK ⬥ Brush Up Your Shakespeare To the Editor: Adam Kirsch may be right, in his essay about whether a book with bad politics can be a good book, that there is an element of sadism in Dante's "Inferno" (Bookends, May 1), but he is wrong in his two assertions about Shakespeare.
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But the initial findings have highlighted a possible sensor problem, and that has been enough for Boeing to issue safety warnings to all the airlines that operate those planes, telling pilots to brush up on how to deal with confusing readings or erratic actions from the flight control computer, which could cause the planes to dive, hard.
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Whether your Secret Santa aspires to be a polyglot or just wants to brush up on their vocabulary so they don't sound like an idiot the next time they dine at their local Mexican place, they'll find it easier to navigate the world around them with a subscription to any of these three online language courses and apps.
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Clients are given graphic representations (by way of a Tableau integration) to understand the trends better — no need for marketers to brush up on data science to use the platform, and given the tools to execute moves based on those insights — whether it's provide a special discount to an identified VIP or lure the casual visitor in with another sweetener.
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And for anyone who things they need to brush up on their skills before handing in a few more resumes, or if you're looking to make a career pivot and are ready to learn about financial modeling, valuations, and so on, Udemy is currently offering a Wall Street Training bundle of online classes meant to get your financial literacy ready for the private sector.
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Qassim Suleimani, Iran's top military leader, was killed in a drone strike, the chief of cybersecurity at the Department of Homeland Security warned the public that it was "time to brush up" on Iran's efforts to attack computer systems in the United States, even as the department's acting secretary said that "no specific, credible threats" to the country had emerged since the general's death.
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But because she's possessed of a jolly hubris, she manages to wheedle and bluff her way into a series of jobs for which she isn't remotely qualified, and then to muscle her way into the most elite blind-tasting group in Manhattan — which would be like me deciding I wanted to brush up on my baseball skills by joining the Yankees for spring training.
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Khizr Khan, the Gold Star father who gave an impassioned speech at the 2016 Democratic National Convention (DNC), reiterated Tuesday his call for President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to brush up on the Constitution.
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Whether you're looking for a new favorite fiction book or want to brush up on your feminist credentials, here are nine books to read if you're ready to lean into your rage: Fed Up: Emotional Labor, Women, and the Way Forward By Gemma Hartley In her debut book, journalist Gemma Hartley expands upon her viral article "Women Aren't Nags; We're Just Fed Up," and sheds light on the emotional labor women undertake at work, at home, and in everyday life.
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The war is on; college, that "beautiful delay" of the future, may turn out to be all the future some of these boys have, and Hollinghurst wonderfully conveys the subtle, charged atmosphere of ordinary life rumbling along under extraordinary circumstances: the military drills performed in khaki in the quad while tutorials carry on above; the eerie intimacy fostered by the blackouts, when, walking between colleges or to the pubs in town, students brush up against unseen bodies in the dark.
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Steve Wozniak and Paul Allen met — for the first time, amazingly — and chatted over an Apple II. And it wasn't until someone took stock of the situation that they realized that the entire original team that built the Apple I in Steve Jobs' garage — minus the departed Steve — were together again for the first time in decades: [gallery ids="1477115,1477117,1477548"] The museum has also been working with the University of Washington to compile an oral history of this era of computing, and many of the people who figured in the creation of the Apple I. Now that the exhibit is open, feel free to drop by the museum and touch a few pieces of computing history — though you may need to brush up on your BASIC.
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