"Words can't cancel out words; actions cancel out words," Olitzky said.
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I'm worried that he will cancel out Justice Gorsuch's vote.
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That means shipping could cancel out progress in other sectors.
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Two received genres can cancel out each other's icky qualities.
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They rose just enough to cancel out Monday's small losses.
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Carbon offsets can effectively cancel out our footprint, can't they?
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Meanwhile, Trump remains, seemingly looking to cancel out their work.
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Did the tailor's impact on my score cancel out the businessman's?
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Reserving an award won't cancel out your other waitlisted options, either.
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Our votes may cancel out, but we belong to one another.
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CreditCredit COPENHAGEN — Can a city cancel out its greenhouse gas emissions?
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There's now a built-in microphone that helps cancel out camera noise.
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They could choose to amplify their environment or cancel out the noise.
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My question is: Why does one have to cancel out the other?
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A ten-minute breathing exercise cannot cancel out a 16-hour workday.
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They're muffled, but the tech doesn't completely cancel out these sudden sounds.
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A day of heroism would help to cancel out months of dithering.
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Mr. Trump's gains in Florida have been enough to cancel out Mrs.
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These two statement credit benefits alone nearly cancel out the annual fee.
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The profound love I felt toward him didn't cancel out his violence.
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The Danish capital wants to cancel out its greenhouse emissions by 2025.
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But those don't necessarily cancel out the artistry in Warhol's Business Art.
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Omar to cancel out the words that she's already shared, with action.
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Their lower levels of motivation, however, seemed to cancel out that benefit.
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Do these just cancel out in the end, or is there some remainder?
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"This would largely cancel out the benefits of the tax cuts," it says.
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Or, you can just cancel out your weird cousin's vote if you like.
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"I think in the end, we cancel out each other's weaknesses," Price said.
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In other words, the effects of exercise may cancel out those of alcohol.
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Losing bets can easily cancel out winners because their investments are so diversified.
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Maybe Donald Trump's candidacy and his promised border wall cancel out the question.
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Trump's inconsistency over financial policy and regulation could cancel out those gains, though.
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Other suppliers reduced prices on hundreds of products to cancel out the tax.
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The cancellation requires the full set of vibrations; a subset won't necessarily cancel out.
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It's true that the heinous actions of these artists don't cancel out their talent.
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Just remember, making vinegar a daily habit won't cancel out the effects of overeating.
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These beds will be revamped with sensors and a motor to cancel out bumps.
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Among their advantages: But will the booming economy potentially cancel out some Democratic advantages?
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Mr. Trump's inconsistency over financial policy and regulation could cancel out those gains, though.
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Rick Scott (R-Fla.) to cut taxes to cancel out the costs of tariffs.
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By clinging tightly to the population, ISIS can virtually cancel out coalition air power advantages.
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We'll either pay it later or it'll cancel out against something else we've paid for.
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Cancel out the simple, average positivity you see in the face of every normal person.
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It may even be powerful enough to cancel out Westeros' one defense against Wights, the Wall.
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Susy's hypothesised sparticles cancel out the contributions from their "real" partners, meaning no fudge is needed.
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They're adaptive noise-cancellation headphones and they really do cancel out any noise in the room.
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We expected that this would cancel out the disadvantage of women's minority status in the group.
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In the car, the car setting did cancel out some of the drone from the motor.
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They argue that the taxes could cancel out any benefits generated by the new trade deal.
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To be carbon neutral, a company needs to essentially cancel out all its heat-trapping pollution.
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To be carbon neutral, a company needs to essentially cancel out all its heat-trapping pollution.
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After all, interest and late charges can cancel out the value you get from your rewards.
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Pursuing that single aim, "Last Work" sags in the middle, as the successive contrasts cancel out.
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For Aramco investors, these jitters will more than cancel out any boost from higher oil prices.
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The hidden order in the particles' relative positions causes their scattered light to interfere and cancel out.
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So in these expressions the so-called secular terms that increase with t must somehow cancel out.
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It's also optimized to work in extremely loud environments, using four microphones to cancel out background noise.
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Does this cancel out the possibility that naked mole rats may hold a clue to fighting cancer?
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I felt like I had to cancel out all these things on my face to look normal.
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"Tomato-reds cancel out any sallowness and can bring out the warmth in olive complexions," says Ciucci.
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The idea was to create "a compensating mutation" that would, in effect, cancel out the bad one.
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It's worth keeping in mind that some of the Reserve's benefits cancel out much of that fee.
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Just keep in mind that the card's annual fee could cancel out the value of any freebies.
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You can also cancel out easily enough: Just hold down escape and your tormentor waddles off screen.
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They understand that getting a paycheck doesn't cancel out that inherent need to feel valued and appreciated.
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However, "in rare instances, a stupid amount of money could cancel out the first 4," Philipps added.
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You don't realize just how much noise the QC35II headphones cancel out until you take them off.
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With raspberry vinegar and organic tomato extract, the formula was created to cancel out Hulk-ish tones.
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This fickleness tends to cancel out any notions of a seasonal wardrobe, thus leaving us in outfit limbo.
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If the peak of the wave aligns with a trough, the particles cancel out and nothing shows up.
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Dragun says she used orange correctors underneath her foundation to cancel out the undertones in the beard area.
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They cancel out all the ambient noise in my apartment or noise from the air conditioning and whatever.
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Her eye for rich men and material wealth do not cancel out her humanity and ability to love.
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The gadget features an obnoxiously large handle that is supposed to cancel out slurping noises while you eat.
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"Importantly, the cafe isn't in any way about encouraging people to 'cancel out' calories through exercise," she says.
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Weirder expansion histories, like football-shaped universes or caterpillar-like ones, mostly cancel out in the quantum calculation.
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Like most innovations, Netflix's entry into first-run film exhibition is unlikely to cancel out what came before.
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But the plans are not expected to fully cancel out the lost revenue with other money-raising measures.
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Now, if you've used noise-cancelling headphones before, you've probably noticed they don't cancel out every single noise.
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The White House believes economic growth will cancel out the likely deficit created by proposed Republican tax cuts.
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In Grim's mind, any small errors in them would be pretty random and would tend to cancel out.
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Every teen horror trope is present but twisted just enough to cancel out the rules of the game.
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Better still, if the losses are big enough, they can cancel out taxable income earned in other years.
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Oil company BP says it will try to cancel out nearly all its greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
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They cancel out the effects of the other particles, leaving the Higgs with a perfectly finite, normal mass.
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She also worries that lower wages and fewer benefits there would cancel out any savings from cheaper housing.
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The hope is that even if we end up getting a number wrong, the errors will cancel out.
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And, they also cancel out a surprising amount of ambient noise for earbuds that aren&apost noise-cancelling.
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This type of retention offer can effectively "cancel out" the annual fee on your credit card for the year.
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That's because the additional cost of the private mortgage insurance could cancel out the monthly savings from the points.
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That's to say, they act almost like noise-canceling headphones but without consuming power to actively cancel out noise.
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Both are more than $30, which may seem steep, but the orange-hued creams cancel out grey tones instantly.
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Copper is on course to end the week up 0.5 percent as tight inventories cancel out weak China data.
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While yogurt is certainly healthier than cream, the sweeteners added to frozen yogurt often cancel out the health benefits.
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The Trump administration and other Republicans have argued that economic growth sparked by cuts will cancel out lost revenue.
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For example, if you buy a $500 plane ticket, you can apply 50,000 miles to cancel out that charge.
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To be sure, Alabama has other structural advantages that could cancel out the disadvantage of its sweeping staff overhaul.
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While believers claim that the upper will cancel out the effects of GHB, the reality is much more dangerous.
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If you are lucky, all the sightseeing you do on foot will cancel out the nighttime eating and drinking.
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The 18 drivers in each speaker behave differently in each scenario to cancel out reflections and optimize the audio quality.
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It would also be retroactive, meaning it would cancel out the hefty tax increases that some families experienced for 2018.
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Households save their higher incomes in expectation of offsetting future tax rises; omnipotent central banks cancel out the stimulative effects.
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"Rising gas prices will, as one economist put it, roughly cancel out the 2018 consumption boost from tax cuts," Sen.
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This is because the new plan would not cancel out the legislation entirely but replace it with a new law.
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Democrats wanted instead to raise subsidies and cancel out administrative actions from the Trump administration, but Republicans rejected those ideas.
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They can reduce the amount by which they chop tax rates or close more loopholes to cancel out the cuts.
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If nothing else, that should cancel out his decision to spend £10m to take Ricky van Wolfswinkel to Carrow Road.
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With the average interest rate for rewards cards at 17.4%, carrying a balance will cancel out whatever rewards you earn.
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I thought doing this would allow me to harness a certain kind of equality, cancel out the discrepancies between genders.
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On-board microphones will adapt the sound based on your environment, and help to cancel out background noise like wind.
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Google has been carbon neutral since 2007, meaning it takes measures to offset or cancel out its greenhouse gas emissions.
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Instead of skipping that flight, someone might purchase offsets that would theoretically cancel out the carbon emissions generated by flying.
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The Wall Street Journal reports that the DOJ is developing legal strategies to cancel out sanctuary cities across the country.
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Some are selling the long-range Chevrolet Bolt EV, and have said they've seen customers cancel out on a Tesla.
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I would have anticipated that the misinformation would have some influence — but not that it would cancel out the facts completely.
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Allowing the earth's forests to recover could cancel out a significant amount of humanity's greenhouse gas emissions, according to new research.
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After we learned that the universe's expansion is accelerating, however, scientists could no longer conveniently cancel out Einstein's anti-gravity suggestion.
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As a result, a group of weak predictors that point in the same direction can cancel out a single strong one.
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Even if he succeeds with implementation, the risks associated with his immigration reforms would cancel out any potential advantages, they wrote.
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Farsad used these particular chemicals because they're easily obtainable, and because they cancel out at the receiving end of the system.
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"I'm sure you could, but if you smush it would just cancel out every other girl in the house," Pauly says.
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With it, she made a "murky greenish swamp color" that would cancel out the redness of his tongue, gums, and lips.
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And sure, they have very different hair hues, but that doesn't cancel out the throwback vibes that were surely not intentional.
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The first is tax-loss harvesting, where investors sell securities at a loss in order to cancel out a gain elsewhere.
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The upgraded AirPods now support noise cancellation, using outward and inward-facing microphones to cancel out sound before you hear it.
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Even among those 10 million, the vast majority receives government subsidies that will largely or partly cancel out the price increase.
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I loved Instant Messenger and Tumblr, sure, but were the scales ever tipped far enough to cancel out all the bad?
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With the dollar broadly lower, the pound rose 0.2 percent to $1.3078 to cancel out most of the previous day's losses.
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His gains were large enough to cancel out considerable losses among well-educated white voters and a decade of demographic shifts.
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Does being a delightful neighbor or a great husband cancel out the "horrible" label that might come with being a bigot?
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They won't cancel out a shriek or a beep or anything in the upper register, but for frequent travelers, they're an earsaver.
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The jury's out on whether they made 2016 worth it, and we know that good things don't always cancel out bad things.
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The audience must take the imaginative leap and accept the contradicting identities that Weinraub presents, without insisting that they must cancel out.
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By doing so, we'd cancel out Earth's transit—the same footprint the Kepler space telescope uses to pinpoint planets orbiting other stars.
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Their measurements showed that the field's ethane emissions—about 0.23 teragrams per year—cancel out about half of the global decline rate.
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This study doesn't show whether or not aspirin prevents heart disease—rather, it shows that its risks might cancel out its benefits.
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But studying people in Denmark, which has universal tax-financed access to healthcare, helped cancel out that factor, he told Reuters Health.
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When going over a bump, Cabin Cloud moves the bed up and down to cancel out the vibration as much as possible.
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"The rising gas prices will, as one economist put it, roughly cancel out the 2018 consumption boost from tax cuts," he said.
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Brains are prediction machines; if your own hand reaches in for a tickle, your brain will foresee and cancel out the results.
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You were vulnerable and couldn't perform another action, unless you quickly used the focus attack to cancel out of that risky move.
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United States tax laws allowed Mr. Trump to use that $75 million loss to cancel out an equivalent amount of taxable income.
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But other studies have definitely suggested that CBD can cancel out the negative effects of THC or even boost its positive effects.
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The peanut to shell ratio is not strong enough to cancel out what I imagine is a chalky, uncomfortably fibrous eating experience.
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Still, a "yes" vote from one or more red-state Democrats up for re-election this year could cancel out GOP defections.
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And would voting for witnesses be enough to cancel out your vote not to remove Trump in the eyes of Maine voters?
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However, there is concern within Koch-backed groups that the ripple effects from a trade war could cancel out tax reform wins.
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And while the state gets points for having no corporate income tax, high property taxes cancel out some of that cost advantage.
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Can any sandwich actually cancel out the trauma of being kidnapped and held at gunpoint by a group of obviously agitated individuals?
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The blast helped cancel out a few boos for Bird, who had struck out in each of his first three at-bats.
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Maybe they use the light as camouflage—counterintuitively, the light helps cancel out light from above and prevents the shark from casting shadows.
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Normally, these tiny magnetic fields would cancel out in paired electrons, but in elements like holmium, all those single electrons' fields line up.
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If the company continues at the current pace, the share buybacks may more than cancel out the projected positive FCF for the year.
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It would likely be a small influence, but it could be enough to cancel out most of the offensive gains we'd otherwise see.
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These pieces of art cancel out the gaze because they don't yet exist in a collective lexicon by which they can be defined.
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By having an in-ear/over-ear design, the Nuraphones naturally cancel out noise as well or better than most noise cancelling headphones.
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Those other policies would more than cancel out the benefits of paid family leave, even if you could push it through this Congress.
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I spent a lot of time staring at the ceiling that year, trying to cancel out thoughts about death with thoughts about nothingness.
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In turn, those losses can be used to cancel out an equivalent amount of taxable income from, say, book royalties or branding deals.
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But drugs that stop inflammation work by turning off the immune response, so they may cancel out any benefit from the checkpoint inhibitors.
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Even if those effects cancel out in the short term, in the long term they can deepen political polarization, making politics more extreme.
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They could also add new seats to the Supreme Court to cancel out the GOP's treatment of Obama Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland.
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Like Repsol, Looney is not proposing to cancel out emissions from oil that BP buys from other producers to use in its refineries.
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Here are some suggestions on what to take with you on those long flights: * Headphones that cancel out noise or a chatty neighbor.
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That could help to cancel out Philly's high costs, though it would not help with quality-of-life issues, particularly involving environmental quality.
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I already gave you a cheeseburger recommendation, but I've got a shake swap too (since wheat germ doesn't cancel out all that ice cream!).
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"Like paints or any color mixing, if you want to cancel out a tone, you use the opposite shade on the chart," he expains.
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If somebody dies in the course of professing a faith, does that act of martyrdom cancel out any spiritual shortcomings in that person's life?
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That said, it's unclear if they're actually doing anything to cancel out sound for other people, or if they're just using highly directional speakers.
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Yet data in the study indicate that aid to students has risen fast enough to essentially cancel out any effect from higher sticker prices.
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Paul has also wondered whether Kavanaugh's vote would cancel out that of Justice Neil Gorsuch if a privacy case comes before the Supreme Court.
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Nor does the lack of constitutional protections for foreigners somehow cancel out Americans' Fourth Amendment right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures.
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If you connect a keyboard to a MacBook, it doesn't cancel out the laptop's built-in keyboard — you can use either one you want.
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Republicans argue that growth sparked by the bill will help to offset, or cancel out entirely, the budget shortfall caused by broad tax cuts.
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The amendment would give parliament a greater say, but would not cancel out Britain's international obligation to avoid a hard border in Northern Ireland.
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The tariffs on bourbon, prompted by the president's trade war, are wildly unpopular here and could cancel out any benefits from the tax cuts.
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But there's more evidence than ever that methane leaks along the natural gas supply chain might cancel out much of those perceived climate gains.
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Fiddling with your glasses, rattling your papers, scratching yourself, and so forth will distract the audience from your message and "cancel out" your eloquence.
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We don't know if it's to cancel out their carbon footprint or get in shape, but more people are turning to biking than ever before.
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Plus, listening to a few good stories here and there won't cancel out the larger majority of "bad" news stories that we more regularly consume.
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Even if Clinton's fortunes didn't look so good, in other words, choosing a running mate to cancel out her own weakness wouldn't make much sense.
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The idea is, both the output and the input will cancel out, leaving you with near-silence— or the music you want to listen to.
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In other words, you will have to pay for a new screen separately, which might cancel out the need for a free display module replacement.
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By beating Diaz at UFC 200, McGregor will cancel out his first loss and remain a threat to all three divisions – featherweight, lightweight and welterweight.
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"I have to vote to cancel out my husband's vote," she said heading to cast an early ballot in the town of Somerville last week.
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One of them, L1, sits between the moon and Earth, where their gravitational fields and the centrifugal force of Earth circling the sun cancel out.
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You can control just how much of the world you want to amplify or cancel out by using a free app on your mobile device.
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I feel the majority of us can handle anything a theater could throw at us but this doesn't cancel out the human beings who can't.
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Just remember to pay your balance in full each month, because interest fees will more than cancel out the value of any rewards you earn.
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Lyft has invested in "carbon offsets" — the company will spend an undisclosed amount of cash to cancel out its emissions by investing in environmental projects.
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This involves using microphones to detect noise in the cabin then using the SUV speakers to generate sound waves that precisely cancel out the noise.
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And that doesn't cancel out the Kurds fighting in Syria's feelings of betrayal after an estimated 20153,000 of them died in the war against ISIS.
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"Jane The Virgin revealed that Rafael is actually adopted and is Italian so does this cancel out the supposed Latinx erasure?" tweeted the account Nerdy POC.
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This allows people to cancel out certain sounds — a baby crying or the noise of a subway — or add amplification, reverb or echo to other sounds.
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It's also sort of like a tiny little Google Home Mini, complete with two microphones specially tuned to cancel out echo and noise in a car.
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For example, if corporations are allowed to cancel out their emissions with wrongheaded geoengineering schemes and tradeable carbon offsets, we will be in the same hole.
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It would then appear to each bank that the fund was exposed to movements in Apple's share price, though in reality its risks would cancel out.
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And it's true that a few people acting very flamboyantly badly can make it easy to forget, or even cancel out some of the benefits there.
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This was a complex result: the Conservative vote actually increased, even as seats fell, which did not cancel out the pro-Brexit referendum of last June.
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Costa ran into the Portuguese center back in the build-up to his equalizer in the 24th minute to cancel out Cristiano Ronaldo's fourth minute penalty.
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Some of the light will cancel out and some will become brighter, because waves cancel or add together based on their position relative to one another.
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No matter how many therapists there are, the Trump administration's budget proposal for 2018 could cancel out steps it is taking to address the opioid crisis.
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Accordingly, Congress could expressly preempt state health insurance licensing schemes by passing a new federal law that explicitly aims to cancel out its state-level counterparts.
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The iCloud screwup is embarrassing, but won't cancel out a search warrant At the same time, it's genuinely unclear whether that blunder cost investigators any evidence.
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Many Republicans have argued that economic growth will either largely or fully cancel out the revenue lost by trimming the tax burden on corporations and individuals.
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Some Republicans, including President Donald Trump's top economic advisor, Gary Cohn, argue the economic growth generated by the plan will cancel out the lost tax revenue.
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After Giancarlo Stanton flied out, Aaron Hicks and Miguel Andujar hit back-to-back home runs to cancel out the Tigers' early lead against Luis Severino.
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Its pledge — to cancel out all of the greenhouse gas emissions it produces — is one of the most ambitious climate commitments ever made by an airline.
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For the exporters, the disadvantages caused by a run-up in the dollar would just cancel out the advantage received from changes in the tax system.
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"These guys tried to run up the numbers," he said of lawmakers, who would hold marathon sessions on a single day to cancel out his vetoes.
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While they don't cancel out all exterior noise, they do block a surprising amount, so I didn't feel like I was constantly cranking up the volume.
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That would cancel out the loss of any one firewall state, the loss of New Hampshire and Pennsylvania, or the loss of New Hampshire and Michigan.
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Audiophiles often complain that the technology hampers sound quality since its very function injects extra noise into the output in order to cancel out the background noise.
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He can use Parry to cancel out basic attacks for a short amount of time and Charge enemies to slow them down and deal a little damage.
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Without extra cushioning in your checking account, you risk getting slapped with bank fees or credit card debt that quickly cancel out any gains from your investments.
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Well as the demagogic tycoon is doing with angry white men, there are probably not enough of them to cancel out such a catastrophic haemorrhaging of support.
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Plus, lots of people experience a high after working out in the morning that can provide energy all day long and cancel out the mild morning grogginess.
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Biden's belief is that there won't be enough of those big change voters to cancel out the incrementalists -- on health care or in the race more generally.
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There is some complicated math involved here: Ellis's relentless attacks in the fourth quarter shouldn't cancel out him failing to stay with his man in the third.
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Such a premium increase could largely cancel out the tax benefits of the reform bill for many people in that income range who buy their own insurance.
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If you tend to think the opposite — that their dopiness and gimmickry too often cancel out the appeal of their polished creepiness — then it's reason for hope.
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Queqiao or "Magpie Bridge" is currently orbiting around the Earth-Moon Lagrange point where the gravities of the two worlds cancel out over the lunar far side.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Tuesday he hopes reductions in federal tax rates can cancel out the loss of state deductions under the Trump administration tax plan.
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As to whether the potential benefit from consuming smoked or cured fish might in essence cancel out the potential harm from the processing, more research is needed.
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I'm good at cooking, put that in there, I think the end is where you list your extracurriculars to cancel out all the sickening things that've happened.
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Ronaldo then thumped home from 12 yards to cancel out Ante Rebic's 61st minute opener and send the two sides into the second leg with the scores level.
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But in its judgement today the CJEU rejects that argument, saying Schrems' campaigning activities do not cancel out his status as a consumer with a private Facebook account.
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That means we can ignore things like using solar geoengineering to cancel out all warming while still emitting as much CO2 as we please—it simply isn't plausible.
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We've done our math and takeout does actually save us money in terms of time cost, but the judgment from the neighbors might just cancel out any benefit.
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But since the Pro earbuds are designed to cancel out noise, they fit a bit more snugly and securely than their predecessors since they properly seal your ear.
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If you're recording someone playing an instrument on a noisy street, for example, you can zoom in to the musician to cancel out some of the ambient sound.
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Antonio Conte's newly formed strike duo of Lautaro Martinez and Romelu Lukaku scored two-a-piece to cancel out goals from Dominico Berardi, Filip Duricic, and Jeremie Boga.
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This includes the microphone array listening to Alexa commands, and the proprietary software that can recognize wake words, reduce background noise, and cancel out echos in large rooms.
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He doesn't jump rope at Burning Man, but he does DJ and MC at Black Rock City Buttar and Bacelar clearly cancel out many of each other's positives.
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PSAPs, which join a broad category of devices that include so-called hearables, can also cancel out unwanted noise, stream music, even translate a foreign language into English.
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Apple's technical explanation for the speaker quality is that it has three speakers on each side, two of which are woofers designed to cancel out each other's vibrations.
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If Cruz continues to improve his national standing — and Trump's continues to erode — Cruz's gains in California might cancel out his expected losses in New York and Pennsylvania.
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Clinton won voters looking for a compassionate, experienced or more judicious leader — but it was not enough to cancel out Mr. Trump's support among those hungry for change.
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But there's still been debate on how much exercise is really needed to cancel out the effects of sedentary behavior, considered one of the best predictors of poor health.
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That Ryu could uppercut you if you got too close, but if he saw that his move was going to miss, he could focus cancel out mid-way through.
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Winning Corker's seat could help Democrats cancel out other possible losses in 2018 Senate elections, as the party tries to defend 20183 seats in states Trump won in 2016.
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I don't buy carbon offsets, the programs that help cancel out your carbon footprint by ostensibly preventing emissions elsewhere in the world (like planting trees or supporting renewable energy).
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However, Topher Spiro, vice president for health policy at the liberal Center for American Progress, said the two bills would not actually cancel out the effects of mandate repeal.
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He said sales of components for digital headphones could increase more in the future as Cirrus introduces related microphone technology, built into headphones to detect and cancel out background noise.
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In a controlled test using an airplane noise sample, the Jabras were only able to cancel out the grating roar up to about 50 percent volume on Sonos speaker system.
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The authors speculate that this is in part due to the increased regulatory and land-use hassles that come with plants over a certain size, which cancel out any savings.
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Come to think of it, there are a lot of sounds that can ruin a good song, and that's why we have headphones that isolate and actively cancel out noise.
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The FERC order does not offer any principled way to pick apart which policies impose "costs" that FERC must cancel out and which don't, because there is no principled way.
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A lot can happen in the next year and if you need to make changes to your plans, you'll likely be charged fees, which cancel out any deals you score.
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Noise-canceling earphones eliminate low-frequency noises, like the engine of an airplane, but they don't cancel out loud noises like a snorer next to you or a screaming baby.
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A roughly 20 percent withdrawal of central bank liquidity over that period would, thus, more or less cancel out the typical annual return of 7 percent or so on stocks.
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Those 60,000 Chase points are worth $600 in statement credits to cancel out your purchases, or $750 toward travel if you redeem them through the Chase Ultimate Rewards travel portal.
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They worry that ditching the deal because of "unsupported contentions of Iranian cheating" would cancel out the deal's main achievement, which is "reducing the risk" of Tehran's getting a bomb.
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The sound quality gets a solid boost, as well, moving from a single dynamic driver to a dual system, coupled with three mics to help cancel out noise during calls.
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On their own, Mr. Trump's gains among this group have been enough to cancel out four years of favorable demographic shifts for Democrats among Hispanic and well-educated white voters.
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Ajax had appeared to be on course for a draw when Hakim Ziyech shot under Thibaut Courtois in the 75th minute to cancel out Karim Benzema's opener 15 minutes earlier.
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Should Republicans hold power in Texas's state government and manage to finagle an even more GOP-leading map than last time, it could cancel out some Democratic improvements in other states.
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Gonzalo Higuaín scored twice to take his tally to 20 league goals, and José Callejón netted his first to cancel out Diego Falcinelli's third-minute opener from the spot for Sassuolo.
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But these wind shifts have to be large enough to cancel out more general background warming stemming from the loss of sea ice, says James Screen of the University of Exeter.
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FROM PEN: Christie Brinkley's Girls Alexa and Sailor Reveal How They've Conquered Bullies and Body Shamers (and still love carbs!) She tells Allure that being sexy does not cancel out feminism.
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That makes it even more exciting when he has to find a fight venue that will cancel out the suits, so he can get Killmonger to actually take a meaningful hit.
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In order to journey to the center of the Solar System, the Parker Solar Probe will basically have to cancel out that speed by moving in the opposite direction to Earth.
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Facebook is spending so much money hiring moderators to review political ads that it will cancel out the revenue those ads generate in this year's election cycle, says CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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When central banks do their job correctly fiscal policy is unnecessary, they argue; monetary corrections should cancel out the effects of fiscal expansion or contraction, squishing the multiplier to near zero.
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It's Rob who's tempted by the idea of quitting work to stay home, though they need his income; Sharon is desperate to return, though child care would cancel out her paycheck.
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Nicol Concilio gives us all a crash course on color correcting: green tones cancel out redness, purple erases dullness, and peach tones diminish the appearance of dark spots and undereye bags.
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That growth would lead to a $1.8 trillion increase in tax revenues — more than enough to cancel out the $1.5 trillion in revenue lost from the tax cuts, the Treasury says.
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As the Connecticut Mirror's Mark Pazniokas wrote earlier this year, the gubernatorial fight boils down to whether the backlash against Trump will be enough to cancel out the dissatisfaction with Malloy.
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On any given canvas, similarly, the colors are so well balanced as to very nearly cancel out to nothing, but Mr. Buhmann always leaves just enough discord to hold viewers' attention.
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Following the heels of companies like Microsoft, Delta is also expressing more interest in carbon capture and removal rather than relying only on offsets to cancel out its remaining carbon footprint.
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It generally worked well to cancel out the roar of the London Underground, although there were a couple of occasions when the mode glitched out momentarily when things got especially loud.
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The study from Avalere, a consulting firm, finds that the two bills would more than cancel out the projected premium increase from repealing ObamaCare's mandate that most individuals purchase health insurance.
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But that does not cancel out or even mitigate the fact that Trump's conduct, as described in those memos, violated the Justice Department's independence and likely constituted criminal obstruction of justice.
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The study from Avalere, a consulting firm, finds that the two bills would more than cancel out the projected premium increase from repealing ObamaCare's mandate that most individuals purchase health insurance.
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But whether a single session of exercise most days can reduce or cancel out those risks or whether we also need to find ways to sit less has remained scientifically uncertain.
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It also poses a particular danger to the G.O.P. in a number of carefully gerrymandered districts where Republicans count on rural white voters to cancel out well-educated, liberal Democratic enclaves.
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Indeed, many Republicans worry that a government shutdown could cancel out whatever good will they can salvage from the unpopular tax bill and damage their chances for re-election next year.
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Just like the color-correctors we all know and love, colored mascaras are a byproduct of basic color theory, with the ability to cancel out its opposite shade on the color wheel.
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If I don't have kids while they are alive, I am going to have to hold their hurt, knowing that hurt does not cancel out all the other true things we feel.
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Unless something is done soon, the atrophying of the economy due to the shrinking number of workers and consumers is likely to cancel out the benefits of any reforms Mr Abe institutes.
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Trump's plan would not cancel out the child care tax credit of $3,000 for one child or $6,000 for two children or more from their federal income tax, a Trump adviser said.
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After all, honesty, vulnerability, and a willingness to tackle tough issues are valuable qualities in any writer, but content and form are ultimately separate, and one does not cancel out the other.
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Oil prices were trading flat on Friday as oversupply concerns appeared to cancel out any optimism over a potential deal from OPEC to extend production cuts until the end of the year.
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The USMCA would not lift those duties for Canada or Mexico, and many groups -- from automakers to breweries -- said the tariffs could cancel out the benefits generated by the new trade deal.
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The estimates from the credit rating agency undercut a key argument of the GOP bill: that chopping tax rates will spark major economic growth and cancel out most or all lost revenue.
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They had not properly accounted for the power of "wave drift force"—the accelerating energy of the surface waves absorbed by the device—which would cancel out the drag of the anchors.
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If she wants to attract enough Latino votes in November to cancel out Trump's advantages with whites—which she does—she'll need to do far more to distance herself from these policies.
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When the dust settles at the close of jury selection, defense attorneys' actions in the last leg of the process do not cancel out the combined skewed actions from prosecutors and judges.
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Paired voting, which is already permitted under House rules, allows for informal agreements between members of opposite parties to both abstain from a given vote and effectively cancel out each other's absences.
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British households will not benefit from a decline in market electricity prices because their suppliers are facing rising costs, such as green energy subsidies, which they say cancel out lower wholesale prices.
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Fire insurance Fears of similar fates are why some activists argue that it's much better to simply stop polluting, rather than polluting and then trying to cancel out the damage through offsets.
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On the other hand, Clinton's spending proposals would cancel out the budget savings produced by her tax plan, so the macroeconomic effects of Clinton's overall economic plan would be negative, TPC said.
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Kyle Pomerleau and Stephen Entin of the Tax Foundation wrote in June that the increased demand abroad for cheaper U.S.-made goods would boost the dollar's value and cancel out gains for exporters.
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Trump's refusal to acknowledge the fact that we are an important part of a global economy would have such a sweeping, ongoing effect, it would cancel out any good his policies would do.
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Some independent analyses have concluded that Trump's across-the-board tax cut proposals will balloon the national debt by trillions, but his administration has argued that economic growth will cancel out the effect.
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We've all had that moment of opening up Instagram next to a person whose profile is at the top of our Suggested list, only to cancel out immediately before they can see...right?
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But it's still software stabilization, meaning data from a built-in gyro is being used to digitally cancel out any jarring motions, which in turn means your footage is going to get cropped.
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Offsetting - which aims to cancel out an action's climate damage by paying to prevent or reduce emissions elsewhere - can mitigate the effect of emissions, but is no easy solution, said Overseas Development Institute.
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It's proof that the color wheel does come in handy outside of elementary-school art class: The cool tones in purple cancel out any unwanted warmth and keep bleached hair looking freshly dyed.
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It's not clear that the benefits tattooing provides are big enough to make a clinical difference on health, so don't expect a new tattoo to cancel out a diet of cheeseburgers and fries.
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In Alabama turnout fell in majority-white, rural areas; that was not as true in Virginia, but Democrats banked enough votes in urban centres to cancel out the Republican showing in rural areas.
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We're told the divorce is going forward for sure -- this after Wendy learned Kevin father a baby with his mistress -- but we're told she believes it doesn't cancel out their 28-year relationship.
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There is some speculation from Extreme Tech that the Android bridging was canceled because being able to seamlessly port any app would cancel out the need for developers to create Windows-optimized apps.
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"The idea is that the lasers go up and down these tubes... they bounce off a mirror and come back, when they meet at the LIGO center they should cancel out," Duffy explains.
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The expansion, if successful — some experts have doubts — would effectively cancel out much of the cuts recently agreed to by Saudi Arabia and other members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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Also, double check to make sure your lube is ok to be used with latex condoms, because an unanticipated pregnancy or STI would definitely cancel out any of the benefits these lubes produce .
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With Huawei, Devialet has built two subwoofers — loudspeakers which enable low-pitched audio frequencies — into the speaker which push against each other to cancel out any vibrations from the body of the device.
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"The fact that the whole country is proud of us is the most important thing," added Dzyuba, who scored from the penalty spot just before halftime to cancel out an early own goal.
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But it's time to give it a go — and here's why: Known as color-correcting, this technique uses hues from opposite sides of the color wheel to cancel out unwanted colors on your face.
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That injury allowed Arizona to manipulate Hernandez's rehab stints, ensuring he would finish with more appearances in the minors than the majors, and with enough service time to cancel out the 22-man requirement.
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Today, the brand is launching a collection of color-correcting creams — including Papaya, a bright orange-based red designed to cancel out deep-blue and purple tones (and directly inspired by the lipstick trick).
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In the end, the two agencies came out with a proposal earlier this year to freeze efficiency and green gas emissions standards in 28503 and cancel out plans to ratchet them up through 22019.
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Instead, they argued that central banks could and should do the heavy lifting of economic management: exercising a deft control that ought to cancel out the effects of government spending—and squash the multiplier.
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Hackett said investors should be willing to miss out on huge gains from unprofitable companies because if they bet on a lot of unicorns, their misses are likely to cancel out their big hits.
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In the end, the two agencies came out with a proposal earlier this year to freeze efficiency and green gas emissions standards in 2021 and cancel out plans to ratchet them up through 2026.
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The Gallinari-Jordan pick-and-roll has the potential to be one of the more intriguing 2436-40 combinations in the league—a tricky matchup that's hard to cancel out without a seamless switch.
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Harrison Barnes added 226 and playmaker Kemba Walker chipped in with 221 to cancel out a valiant solo effort by the Czechs' Chicago Bulls forward Tomas Satoransky, the game's top scorer with 210 points.
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NBA superstar Trae Young is starting off 2020 by giving back to his new city in a HUGE way ... by helping cancel out more than $1 MILLION in medical debts for people in Atlanta.
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The $300 travel credit effectively brought the annual fee down to $150, and the bonus points for travel and dining — plus benefits like Priority Pass airport lounge access — could easily cancel out the rest.
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Corbyn's left-populism is one model of one route the Democratic Party could go down as it seeks to build a movement powerful enough to cancel out the right-populism of President Donald Trump.
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Higher than normal levels of the hormones corticosterone and DHEA were found in the rats' feces, suggesting that not only were the rats stimulated, but were releasing hormones to help cancel out the stressful feelings.
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It uses 5-axis image stabilization to cancel out camera shake, has an ISO range of 25-25 that's expandable to ISO 25-27,25, and the sensor provides up to 25 stops of dynamic range.
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The demand for these stocks – sometimes referred to as "bond proxies" because of their defensive nature – was enough to cancel out early losses on the pan-European STOXX 600 index, which was up 0.26 percent.
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The relationship held true even when the researchers compared two consecutive pregnancies in the same woman, which allowed them to cancel out factors such as income, ethnicity, and lifestyle habits that could also affect risk.
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What's more, the reports said the losses he claimed were large enough to virtually cancel out any taxes he might owe on the millions of dollars of debt that was being forgiven by his creditors.
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Doan told the Tribune that she plans on attempting to use one of her accrued five-minute breaks, of which she earns one for every hour of hula hooping, to cancel out the hoop's fall.
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Notice: Mass is on both sides of the equation, so we cancel out the mass, and we get that the acceleration of a falling object is 23.5 meters per second squared in the downward direction.
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But it would be far more challenging, if not impossible, to cancel out the carbon released by the burning of its products, namely the millions of cars, buses and airplanes that run on its oil.
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But the researchers noticed sets of waves crossing at 60 to 120 degree angles could cancel out the horizontal movement of the water— the "breaking" behavior of a wave instead sent water upward like a jet.
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I think it is embarrassing for many American that we&aposre experiencing something in this country to the point that it may begin to cancel out our ability to be the moral leader of the world.
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Bragi hasn't said exactly how the earbuds are recognizing this gesture, or how it will cancel out false positives, or if a slap can also activate Siri (we've reached out and will update when they respond).
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Approval of the bill, likely to come to a vote early next month according to government officials, is far from certain, with wavering leftist lawmakers from farming regions threatening to cancel out Tsipras's three-seat majority.
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A much-improved rewards card The new Amex Green card is a huge step up from its previous incarnation, with very lucrative bonus categories and annual statement credits that can cancel out the $150 annual fee.
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The EPA would give states participating in the program credits for eligible renewable or efficiency projects that could later be used to cancel out greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel plants under the Clean Power Plan.
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If emissions in the EU and U.S. dropped quickly enough, for example, they could cancel out the still rising emissions from China — a country that alone accounts for whopping 30 percent of the globe's carbon emissions.
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So all that growth can't cancel out the fluctuation in demand for meat due to normal economic factors — the US population is still growing, and meat demand has been rising since the end of the recession.
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Anti-abortion opponents are closely watching the Kentucky race for hints about 2020, particularly whether voters will care enough about restricting abortion to cancel out their reservations about an unpopular incumbent — be it Bevin or Trump.
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Other modules include TalkTo, which is designed to give voice assistants like Alexa "super-hearing," so that they can still isolate voice commands and cancel out all the other noise in loud environments, even rock concerts.
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Pete Buttigieg is happy Donald Trump is trying to free A$AP Rocky from a Swedish jail, but he couldn't be clearer -- that doesn't cancel out the damage the Prez has done to the African-American community.
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He really did have a number of businesses fail in the early '90s, and federal law does allow wealthy individuals to take net operating losses from partnerships they own and use them to cancel out personal income.
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That inadequate noise canceling means these headphones came in handy while sitting by the southern tip of Manhattan facing the incoming wind, but they were unable to fully cancel out the din from the rush-hour crowd.
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The new system catches sixteen different exposures of a single scene to compare for noise and cancel out more of those tell-tale specks and digital fuzz you get when using a small sensor in poor lighting.
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But approval of the bill, likely to come to a vote early next month according to government officials, is far from certain, with wavering leftist lawmakers from farming regions threatening to cancel out Tsipras's three-seat majority.
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That's because it's far easier to take in less energy (calories) than it is to burn significant amounts and it's very easy to cancel out the few hundred calories you've burned working out with just one snack.
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The noises in and around a car — like the whine of tires on different surfaces, the rush of wind through an open window or a road crew's jackhammers — are too varied and changing to cancel out completely.
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For under $22019, you&aposll get a powerful set of headphones that won&apost just cancel out surrounding noise, they also actively adjust ambient sound based on where you are and what noise is around you.3.
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For under $300, you&aposll get a powerful set of headphones that won&apost just cancel out surrounding noise, they also actively adjust ambient sound based on where you are and what noise is around you. 3.
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I often feel like our society doesn't really believe we're up for hard challenges, and I hear people doubt that there'll be any civilization worth fighting for if rising sea levels start to cancel out this progress.
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Not only would this cancel out some of the rage associated with finally evolving a strong monster only to discover a useless moveset — it would also make for a hell of a lot more variety in gym battles.
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To cover them, we first use a coral cream from a Skin Illustrator palette to cancel out the darkness in the black ink, then we go in with another palette that's thick, dries really fast, and doesn't smudge.
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Sony says that it's able to achieve a new level of noise-canceling by taking the audio that comes in from the dual-mic system and then feeding it through the QN2230e chip to cancel out ambient sound.
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It is also true that in any race involving more than one lap, any such imbalance should largely cancel out: a swimmer benefiting from a current in one direction would be hindered by it on the return leg.
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The loss can be used to offset the Kushners' income in the year it is recorded, and it can be carried forward to cancel out future income or to get refunds for taxes they paid in previous years.
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As Earth circles the sun and the moon circles Earth, the combined gravitational fields and centrifugal forces create an energy landscape with five stationary points where all the forces cancel out: one peak, one valley, and three saddles.
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And it definitely doesn't cancel out the other ill effects of smoking, which include an increased risk of stroke, type 2 diabetes, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and a dozen types of cancer (but you knew that already).
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Executives at Americans for Prosperity, just one part of the ever-growing Koch influence empire, said that tariffs will only hurt American consumers and possibly cancel out positive effects from the Republican tax cut bill passed in December.
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President Reagan's administration funded and developed the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) with the objective of parrying a nuclear attack, avoiding any damage to the U.S. — a rearranging of the nuclear calculus that should, in theory, cancel out MAD.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Croatia and England were level at 1-1 after 90 minutes in their World Cup semi-final on Wednesday after Croatia's Ivan Perisic scored in the 68th minute to cancel out Kieran Trippier's early free kick.
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Points cancel out, so for example, if one team scores four points and the other scores three, the other team wins that round with one point toward their final score and they toss first in the next round.
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NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly and NHLPA president Donald Fehr, speaking at a World Cup kickoff event, insisted one tournament did not necessarily cancel out the other and that under the right conditions there would be room for both.
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The camera now also has speakers that are seven times as powerful as those in the original Nest Cam, and there's a three microphone array onboard to offer up better background noise suppression and to help cancel out echoes.
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The flip side of the study, though, is that there were significantly more deaths from infection among those who received canakinumab—an effect large enough to cancel out the drug's positive effects on mortality, including its anti-cancer effects.
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"Hillary Clinton is banking on her friend Terry McAuliffe on getting thousands of violent felons to the voting booths in effort to cancel out the votes of both law enforcement and crime victims," Trump said as the audience booed.
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As Nate Cohn wrote at the New York Times, Trump's gains over previous Republican nominee Mitt Romney among white voters without a college degree was just enough to cancel out demographic shifts that have favored Democrats in recent years.
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As phones get slimmer and have ever sleeker glass displays, reports have appeared that the slimness may actually cancel out the improvements in new iterations of Gorilla Glass, since thinner glass is weaker glass, even if it's become stronger.
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Tax experts told The New York Times that U.S. tax law would have permitted the real estate and casinos magnate to use the loss to cancel out more than $50 million a year in taxable income over that period.
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The Tune-Out filters are still in "beta," and they're supposed to apply noise processing to cancel out the sound you don't want to hear in specific environments, like a noisy office, a crowd, an airplane, or the subway.
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" It cautioned that confusion over gender "had destabilized the family as an institution, bringing with it a tendency to cancel out the differences between men and women, presenting them instead as merely the product of historical and cultural conditioning.
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You can use Capital One miles to cancel out travel purchases from your statement credit, and you also have the option to transfer miles to more than a dozen airlines, so you&aposre not locked in to one program.
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Compliance with federal track-and-trace requirements and other supply chain safeguards could drive a drug's price back up and cancel out expected savings, said Paul Joseph, a former FDA lawyer who has worked on enforcement with Canadian officials.
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SAMARA, Russia (Reuters) - Captain Mile Jedinak rode to Australia's World Cup rescue with a penalty to cancel out Christian Eriksen's superb opener for Denmark, securing a 1-1 draw on Thursday that ensured Group C would go down to the wire.
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The teams faced a shootout after Colombia's Yerry Mina scored one of his signature headed goals in stoppage time to cancel out England captain Harry Kane's 57th minute penalty and the score was still level at 1-1 after extra time.
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It works the same way as on the company's top-end Studio cans: the Solo Pros analyze ambient noise with their built-in microphones and cancel out the clamor of city streets and the low rumble of a subway or plane.
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He will have an opportunity to make up for it in Monday's team time trial in Cholet, although he was expected to gain ground on his rivals in the collective effort against the clock, not just cancel out lost time.
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That figure amounts to a leak rate of 2.3 percent of total natural gas production in the US. A leak rate of just 4 percent would cancel out the climate benefits of burning gas instead of coal to generate electricity.
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In some countries, the difference between the actual crop yield achieved and the maximum crop yield proves that negative impacts of climate change cancel out technological improvements, according to a 2011 study, published in the Nature international journal of science.
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While using them for small purchases can help rack up cash back, miles or points, not paying the balance in full each month can cancel out the benefit of the rewards due to the interest tacked on to your balance.
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That premium increase could cancel out any tax-cut gains some middle-class Americans stand to make under the Senate tax plan, according to the research cited by Collins, who oversaw Maine's Bureau of Insurance before she came to the Senate.
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However, recent advances have shown that specially tailored beams could transmit energy through opaque materials by traveling in just the right way, such that some of the waves in the beam cancel out while others add together upon entering the medium.
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This could be a retroactive continuity change, or more likely, Benioff meant in the present show story line, since right before that he said, "No one's ever ridden a dragon except for Dany," and that doesn't cancel out her ancestors.
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Robert Murray, founder and CEO of Murray Energy, said Tuesday that the tax hike on coal mining firms that would result from the changes would cancel out progress that President Trump has made on reviving the coal industry, according to CNN.
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We'll need more time with the headphones to really offer a full judgement, but after hearing the earbuds cancel out the loud commotion of CES with ease, it looks like Panasonic could have a real AirPods Pro competitor on its hands.
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With a gripping tie poised at 1-1 after Nadal beat Dan Evans to cancel out Kyle Edmund's win over Feliciano Lopez, Nadal teamed up with Lopez and played like a man possessed as the Spanish edged two nerve-shredding tiebreaks.
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" Responding to the question, Davis said that with Walker's blog post, the Ford Foundation, "which is known to have funded so many progressive organizations and scholars, legitimizes this effort to completely cancel out the impact of calling for the closing of Rikers Island.
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What they do show is an eye-popping loss of $916 million — a loss that tax rules would have allowed Trump to spread across multiple years to cancel out up to $50 million a year in income over an 18-year span.
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That's because Sanders's carbon tax is paid back to households making under $100,000 in the form of a rebate; the tax increases by 5 percent plus inflation every year, so eventually that rebate becomes big enough to cancel out all the tax increases.
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Eugene did decide not to snitch on Dwight, again, after Dwight told him he was in cahoots with the Grimes Gang, but that one kindness does not cancel out the rest of the heinous things he did to his friends in this episode.
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The noise reduction capabilities on these popcorn-sized pieces of audio technology is hardly powerful enough to cancel out the roar of an airplane cabin in mid-flight, but it was impressive that Jabra squeezed the feature into such a small package.
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The installation seeks to demystify the process; the concoction of drugs that people are given when they are ready to die is laid out for visitors to comprehend—a square of chocolate is also given to cancel out the formula's bitter taste.
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When it's time to get cozy and count sheep, flip the switch again for a warm 80 lumen glow, which is dim enough to cancel out the blue light from your smartphone and lull you into restful sleep before you know it.
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The fall in sterling as a result of Britain's vote to leave the European Union should boost demand for trips to Britain over the next six to eight months, helping to cancel out any reduction in spending on travel by Brits, Scowsill added.
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Efforts, like the President's, to act as though one transgression can cancel out another suggest that the problem is just one of calculating how many Frankens add up to a Moore—how many charges of groping for one of attempted statutory rape.
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So: accept that estimates are always wrong, and your hope/goal/aim is not for them to be correct, but for their errors to cancel out; estimate by feature group, not by feature; and never even seem like you treat estimates as commitments.
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"If you do pull this piece of the Affordable Care Act out, for some middle-income families, the increased premium is going to cancel out the tax cut that they would get," Ms. Collins said on CNN's "State of the Union" on Sunday.
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The closed down 0.58 percent at 18,46.673, the S&P 500 ended 0.68 percent lower at 2,111.72, and the composite closed down 0.69 percent at 5,153.58, after a choppy day in which better-than-expected earnings failed to cancel out worries about the U.S. election.
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Next up I speak to facialist Kate Kerr, who highlights how it's also about how often we are applying our skin care: "Applying products in an order that isn't conducive to product penetration will absolutely cancel out the efficacy of active ingredients," she says.
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In order to cancel out a good deal of noise and allow the Here Ones to work at their best, the seal between the earbud and ear has to be pretty tight, something that was hard to get used to in terms of comfort.
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A gravitational wave, a tiny ripple in the shape of spacetime itself, makes the two light beams move in and out of phase with one another as it passes, causing the beams to cancel out and then amplify repeatedly in a wave-like pattern.
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" Though the pages give limited tax information, with the help of Trump's former accountant Jack Mitnick, the Times suggested such an enormous claimed loss could allow the reality television star to "cancel out an equivalent amount of taxable income over an 18-year period.
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Several experts also say that Alexander-Murray, which is aimed at stabilizing markets by continuing key payments for insurers, would not cancel out the effects of repealing the mandate, which could lead to a lack of healthy people signing up and a rise in premiums.
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I would be remiss to cancel out club hits like "This Is What You Came For" and recent car cruising anthems like "Slide," but most Calvin Harris singles tend to fall off the American charts in particular like slow-cooked brisket off the bone.
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What we do know is that this loss, reported by The Times this weekend, could be used to cancel out taxable income from other sources for up to 18 years, and therefore allow Mr. Trump to get out of paying federal and state taxes.
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By making slight changes to audio files, researchers were able to cancel out the sound that the speech recognition system was supposed to hear and replace it with a sound that would be transcribed differently by machines while being nearly undetectable to the human ear.
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" While any number of variables -- including heavy metal exposure or air pollution -- could have affected the babies without being measured or taken into account by the researchers, Ryan said, "However, one may assume that these are randomly distributed in this population and thus, may, cancel out.
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The oxygen atoms have a greater affinity for electrons than carbon, creating a charge gradient, but since they are on opposite sides of the carbon in a straight-line configuration, the gradients cancel out, so there is no dipole moment in carbon dioxide's ground, or unexcited, state.
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Photo by Dylan Flynn The horrific mass shooting at Orlando gay nightclub Pulse this past weekend is a drastic reminder that terrible people exist in this world, but the response to the senseless tragedy proves that good can cancel out evil hundreds of thousands of times over.
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In my case, I was the lightest one in my family, other than my mother, and she made it clear that no amount of taunting or sunburning would cancel out the reality that because of my skin color I was viewed as "more acceptable" to white people.
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Tax experts hired by The Times to analyze Mr. Trump's 1995 records said that tax rules especially advantageous to wealthy filers would have allowed Mr. Trump to use his $19913 million loss to cancel out an equivalent amount of taxable income over an 18-year period.
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If a corporation wants to use a gene drive to "cancel out" the herbicide resistance that some weeds have now developed, would that really benefit the planet — or just the corporation that can now sell more of the herbicide that caused the problem in the first place?
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Our reporters also learned about little vehicle tweaks coming down the pike that might make your life a bit better: smart headlights that won't blind your fellow drivers, and a system from Hyundai that might cancel out some of the more unpleasant sounds of the road.
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"The disappointing readings in December acted to partially cancel out strong gains in October and November, with the performance of the sector over the final quarter of 2019 broadly in line with that noted in the third quarter," said Pollyanna De Lima, principal economist at IHS Markit.
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Though the Reddit technique could provide some short-term relief, Tyler and Polley both recommended seeking out treatments that have been more rigorously studied, such as music apps that can help retrain your brain to quiet the tinnitus signals, or hearing aids that can help cancel out the noise.
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"Tax experts hired by The Times to analyze Mr. Trump's 1995 records said that tax rules especially advantageous to wealthy filers would have allowed Mr. Trump to use his $916 million loss to cancel out an equivalent amount of taxable income over an 18-year period," says the Times.
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Read more: How the Apple Card compares to top rewards credit cardsIt's saving me money by waiving feesBeing The Frugal Convert, I primarily choose credit cards that don't have an annual fee, since in my case, the fees would cancel out a large portion of my cash-back earnings.
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She starts with the Kylie Cosmetics skin concealer in shade "Maple" applying it across most of her face, and then adding in a bit of "Himalaya" — which has more of a pink undertone — underneath her eyes to help cancel out dark circles and blends with the Beauty Blender.
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"Space rates could double as a result of this (Vega) failure combined with poor results last year," said one insurer, who said the Vega loss alone was expected to cancel out the whole of 2019 global space premium, with further launch and in-orbit risks still remaining for the year.
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It turns out that the people who will see their health coverage change for the worse -- women, the poor, the old and the non-white -- weren't really seen in the photo (although lots of the men in the picture are older, they cancel out that vulnerability by being mainly rich).
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Iceland knew it would have to absorb pressure, knew it would have to resist being dazzled by Argentina's possession, knew it would have to take its chances on the counterattack, which is just what it did when Alfred Finnbogason tapped home a first-half goal to cancel out Aguero's opening salvo.
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Defenders will argue that this change simply puts us on equal footing with the rest of the world and their VATs, while loudly and repeatedly assuring us that dollar appreciation will cancel out any pain to consumers – ignoring, meanwhile, that this very same dollar appreciation could also likely offset competitiveness gains.
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Speaking on CTV's "Question Period" political news show, Morneau said the budget unveiled on March 22 will bring economic growth that the government hopes will eventually cancel out the C$13 billion ($13.34 billion) deficit projected for 2019-20, the fiscal year by which the Liberals promised to return to surplus.
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Fresh from handing out headphones to an entire flight of passengers to cancel out noise from their 6-month-old twins, the Oceans 11 star and human-rights lawyer sent a bouquet of flowers to a theater near their English home to thank them for "a fantastic night" over the holiday season.
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The purple-tinted Dry Shampoo Light gives blondes volume and dimension with a little bit of (temporary) toning power to help cancel out any brassiness, and the Dry Shampoo Dark comes complete with a dark-brown tint that spares brunettes (and us "blondes" with grown-in dark roots) from white, powdery residue.
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As I'm walking out, I realized that the pharmacist did not bother telling me that the antibiotics will cancel out my birth control — which I am surprised by but also not, since so many people end up pregnant this way (or maybe I watch too much 229 and Pregnant and Teen Mom).
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What they found: Contrary to earlier studies that focused on solar geoengineering schemes that would aim to cancel out all human-caused global warming, the new study found that halving the amount of warming would not have widespread, significant negative impacts on temperature, water availability, the intensity of hurricanes or extreme precipitation.
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It would require Sanders to convince his party that superdelegates should cancel out the verdict of Democratic primary voters themselves, since Clinton has several million more voters in the primary than her rival and has a lead of 300 pledged delegates allocated after state primaries and caucuses throughout the entire Democratic campaign.
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Once the headphones have determined their placement, the patent also describes how the headphones could use those mic arrays to pull off a similar beamforming trick as the HomePod, using one mic to capture your voice and a second one to cancel out background noise so that you can be clearly heard.
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That means he needs a guarantee that the United States won't cancel out the agreement, which is a big concern, considering America's track record of late: backing out of the Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM) Treaty, the Iran nuclear deal, the Paris climate accords, and the Intermediate-Range and Shorter-Range Missiles (INF) Treaty.
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The Platinum Card® from American Express: While this premium card has a long list of travel benefits like airport lounge access, Uber credits, and complimentary hotel elite status that can cancel out the $295 annual fee if you put them to use, not everyone will be able to justify that cost.
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But what I'd really like to see is for the phone to take that info, and then adjust its camera settings like it does with scene optimizer so the Note 9 could increase shutter speed to cancel out motion blur, or turn on the flash to prevent backlighting from making your subject look underexposed.
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And while we're talking about audio, your noise-cancelling headphones use Fourier transforms, too: a microphone records the ambient noise around you, measures the frequency content across the entire spectrum, and then flips the content to add sound into your audio mix that will cancel out the crying babies and road noise that surround you.
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The sample footage GoPro shared on its YouTube account this morning looks polished enough—undoubtedly the new software in the Hero 27 does a slightly better job at smoothing motion and vibrations than the Hero6 can—but it's still no replacement for mechanical image stabilization where the actual sensor is being adjusted and repositioned to cancel out unwanted movements.
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As I could no longer afford Manhattan — and because I loved Central Park and playing tennis — I rented a one-bedroom that spring in Flatbush, near Prospect Park and its clay courts, paying three months in advance because of my unemployed status, and thinking that the proximity to nature would cancel out the distance from my friends.
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At the same time, as many other studies have, this research found that exercise was seemingly able to cancel out the effects of sedentary behavior—those who watched lots of TV but still got 150 minutes or more of moderate-to-vigorous exercise a week had no higher chance of heart disease or dying than everyone else.
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Separating the characters has only served to underline how beautifully the central four cancel out one another's flaws and emerge better people for it, and I can't imagine the show can credibly keep Jimmy and Gretchen split up without shooting one of its most potent weapons (the chemistry between Cash and Chris Geere) in the foot.
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Even if you do find a low interest rate loan, you also need to look at all the numbers, Roberge tells CNBC Make It. That's because taking out a loan could come with origination fees, and paying those expenses could cancel out any savings you might generate by having the loan be at a lower interest rate than your credit card, he adds.
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Analysts at the Tax Foundation, a Washington think tank that forecast a large increase to economic growth from the tax cuts Mr. Trump signed in 2017, now say that the tariffs the president has put in place or threatened — and the effects of Chinese retaliatory tariffs on American exporters — would more than cancel out all the economic benefits of the tax law.
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"Of course European Union officials are happy to have Pence here, and they are happy about what he said, but that's not going to cancel out the deep and lingering doubt in many other European capitals about what the White House and President Trump actually want," Guntram B. Wolff, director of Bruegel, a research organization in Brussels, said by telephone.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The French government's new universal pension system will cancel out special pension regimes, Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said on Wednesday as he unveiled the details of a draft reform to overhaul the country's byzantine pension system.. The new system will guarantee a pension of 1,000 euros minimum per month for those who have worked a full career, Philippe said.
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There's also up to 50% off selected items in the range, which doesn't cancel out the outlet-wide 25% sale, so there are some serious savings to be had: Up to 50% off Reebok Outlet + extra 25% off at checkout (Men) Up to 50% off Reebok Outlet + extra 25% off at checkout (Women) Go right ahead and scour the outlet sale, because there are some top deals that are perfect to spice up your wardrobe.
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First, because while Clinton had astutely mocked Obama's theory of post-partisanship in 2008, the Clintonian approach of simply being 25 percent more Republican-like—voting for the Iraq War and supporting anti–flag-burning amendments out of some bizarre idea that doing so would cancel out the salience of those issues for the movement identified with nationalism and jingoism—had already definitively failed at either establishing long-lasting Democratic majorities or cooling the hysterical opposition of the right.
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Tax laws in the United States also allowed the businessman to use his $916 million loss in 1995 to cancel out an equivalent amount of taxable income, something which tax experts have debated over since his huge casino losses should have been offset by hundreds of millions of dollars in taxable income he must have reported to the I.R.S. By avoiding reporting his canceled casino debt, Trump's major deduction could have been kept as a way to avoid paying income taxes he could have owed on books, TV shows or branding deals.
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