Overall, the decision to carve-in versus carve-out pharmacy benefits has played out among insurers for decades, with a roughly 50-50 split.
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Deals in the pipeline include Carlyle's €10.1bn carve-out of Akzo Nobel's specialty chemicals business and Blackstone's US$20bn carve-out of Thomson Reuters Financial & Risk division.
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"There's this desire to carve the world up into good and bad people, and carve the electorate up into good and bad people," Buttigieg said during his extended riff on labels and populism.
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Nevertheless, travel agents have managed to carve out a niche.
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They can carve out a public space for themselves, too.
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We always carve out our time together and protect it.
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The parties also have still to carve up ministerial posts.
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Carve out your niche and create content just for them.
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Karborn's portraits carve out and reveal subconscious themes about industrialization.
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So it is our job to carve out that space.
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Then the drill must go back down and carve deeper.
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And I would hire people to carve cheese for us.
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Which is carve surreal, refreshing lines with a newfound velocity.
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It can also be used to carve gourds and apples.
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His blistering speed has allowed him to carve through defenses.
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I'd carve it for parts a few minutes later. Two.
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Because it took so much skill and time to carve.
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And she thinks America is ready to cook, not carve.
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AND YOU HAVE THESE MULTI, MULTI BILLIONAIRES WITH CARVE OUTS.
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That's why some people think we should carve it up.
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The upshot: The FCC wants to carve up the band.
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When I learned to carve, I just learned from Robert.
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Jump in, learn everything you can, and carve your path.
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He told them to carve masks and prepare for battle.
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"If Assad's strategy is to somehow think he's going to carve out Aleppo and carve out a section of the country, I've got news for you and for him: This war doesn't end," he added.
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I cannot stand exercising, but you can always carve 30 minutes.
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It's going to have to carve out a niche for itself.
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RWE kept 76.8 percent of Innogy after the 2016 carve-out.
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Combined, I've been able to carve out a living for myself.
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Turkey and Russia reached a deal to carve up northeastern Syria.
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Aldridge can carve up a defense in so many different ways.
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Carve out the space to start working toward a better reality.
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It's super easy to carve out intricate shapes of varying depths.
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So you really have to carve out a path for yourself.
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Carve that decree on the sand and broadcast it into space.
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The Massachusetts Attorney General issued regulations with a similar carve-out.
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Helicopter rotor blades carve up zombies and send dismembered corpses flying.
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Two young Chinese tourists carve their names on the Great Wall.
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"We're still trying to carve out our own legacy," he said.
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We were able to carve out times from our busy lives.
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It is likely to carve out space in the mmWave bands.
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Carve the chicken, and serve with the radishes and pan juices.
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Previous exemptions and carve-outs were limited to employers' religious beliefs.
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It's probably best if you let me carve my own portion.
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The second issue is the carve-out for corporate CEO travel.
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N could help T-Mobile to carve out more market share.
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When it is frozen, I carve it into the basic form.
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Northern rural counties have tried to carve-out a conservative bastion.
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What sort of future can she really carve for herself here?
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She said she wanted to carve her own path in life.
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Carve out some time and make a point to do so.
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From being pressed up against a wall, you carve a tunnel.
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"Carve it on out of me," she implores again and again.
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The bill now had a welter of exceptions and carve-outs.
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I mould or carve my shapes and then pour the concrete.
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And they carve vast depressions in the planet, leaving permanent scars.
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One is that once agriculture appears, people carve images of bulls.
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About 25 states have enacted such provisions, known as carve-outs.
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Facing fierce opposition, developers are looking to carve up the site.
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His plan also would carve out protections for small, rural hospitals.
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We had to carve the rocks and all that good stuff.
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So I was advocating you gotta really carve those things up.
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"If Assad's strategy is to somehow think he's going to just carve out Aleppo and carve out a section of the country, I got news for you and for him — this war doesn't end," Kerry said.
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I said [to Theresa May], "Make sure you have a carve out, you have to have a carve out" - where no matter what happens they have the right to make a deal with the United States.
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He expects that next year, as large companies negotiate their benefits contracts, they will be asking much more than in the past "will a carve-out option look better, or does the carve-in option look better?"
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"One raindrop doesn't carve a canyon, but enough raindrops will," Dessler says.
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The sandstone formations are easy to carve, but they're prone to erosion.
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We all carve pumpkins, dress the kids up and take them out.
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Looking to carve out a few extra minutes of self-care time?
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In years past, most competitors aimed to carve out their own niche.
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And, if so, could Coin carve out the role of payments facilitator?
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Part of that was just because we wanted to carve new territory.
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Each Zaouli mask can take as long as six days to carve.
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There's also urgency from Bytedance to carve out more user acquisition channels.
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Which would be the one to carve their destination on the bench?
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Pro-Kremlin opposition parties are also seeking to carve out more space.
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"I can carve the hell out a of a pumpkin," he says.
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Kauffman: Fantasy and imagined scenarios carve out new mental and emotional pathways.
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We carve out time for ourselves, but we also love it, too.
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Force her to carve out some me-time with a Kindle Paperwhite.
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Harris and his boyfriend also carve out time for their day jobs.
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"You just figure it out — you carve out the space," she explains.
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I've also tried to carve out new traditions and make new memories.
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That's why I need to carve out just a little more time.
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A senior State Department official said there would be carve-outs however.
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These carve-outs are denying consumers innovative solutions and more affordable electricity.
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Toomey will likely have help trying to carve out distance with Trump.
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"It was the year of the carve out," said one leveraged banker.
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But who says you need to get messy and carve a pumpkin?
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But automakers such as Toyota have been able to carve out niches.
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How do you carve out a space for yourself and your work?
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Each state is guaranteed a minimum payment from the omnibus carve-out.
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The artist said it takes about two hours to carve this creation.
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I want to build a life here: become better, carve a future.
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Even with the carve-out, the tax doesn't help low-income students.
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Lou Gehrig's disease, diagnosed in 2018, limited Mr. Esterly's ability to carve.
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Slice delicate fruits and vegetables, cut root vegetables, carve meat and more.
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That means broad carve-outs for them would seriously weaken any deal.
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If you want to carve out an hour to read a newspaper.
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Then I carve it off the bone and serve it in slices.
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"Carve out a little," he said, "to enjoy life in the moment."
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"He could carve a bear out of a log," Timothy Edwards said.
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Analysts expect Best Buy to carve out selling space for those products.
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Bankers and analysts have speculated about further carve-ups of the group.
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How large will the carve outs be for small businesses and farmers?
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You've mentioned being attracted to artists who carve their own sonic lane.
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Ultimately, though, SITElines has been able to carve a conversation about displacement.
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When I asked for a carve out for menthol products, similar to the carve out that was granted for the online sales of premium tobacco products like the Cuban cigars favored by Wall Street executives, I was soundly rebuffed.
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Over time, the government did carve out exceptions for certain categories of people.
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Then I spatchcock the chicken so it will be easier to carve later.
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Without the immediate, separate carve-out for DACA, you don&apost like it.
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He is so sharp he could use his pot to carve a pumpkin.
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Why not carve it out with some atomic bomb blasts, locals be damned?
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Even Russia managed to fend off wobbling commodity prices to carve out gains.
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Her machine pistols carve up the opposition, but her abilities shut them down.
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It is here that some carve-outs from liability could perhaps be negotiated.
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The Equality Act, though, would also carve out new protections for all women.
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I'm fighting for everything we can, along with the other carve-out states.
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They will clearly carve out a better, more equitable and environmentally friendly society.
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But the investments also allow SoftBank to carve out regional winners through consolidation.
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Hence the attempt to carve out an exemption for app-based driver contractors.
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If you don't carve the monster you just fought, the drops disappear—forever.
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And I carve out time for both of them because they don't compete.
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European Catholics did carve out small kingdoms on the coast of West Asia.
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When an off-the-shelf part won't do the trick, carve your own.
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She may want to carve out some time for all those personal chats.
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We need a trusty scythe to carve a path ahead of the curve.
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A planet would carve out a gap over thousands to millions of years.
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But it won't happen unless you first carve the time out for yourself.
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Then I chose to carve a stump that was out on the street.
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I had the time I could just carve out for doing something new.
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Is this show an effort to kind of carve out your own identity?
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That's not to say there aren't already companies trying to carve out space.
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Watch below as America's Test Kitchen's experts explains how to carve a chicken.
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Someone who has overcome adversity to carve out her own path of success?
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We should feel free to carve our own experiences out of electronic music.
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Muskrats often carve shallow canals that mark entrances to undercut banks and burrows.
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But perhaps all three players will carve out a piece of the pie.
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So, how exactly does he carve such intricate castles into a tree trunk?
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You may need to carve out time to give each animal separate attention.
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Challenger banks could carve out a niche among consumers living in rural areas.
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Marble is best to carve when it is freshly cut from the mountain.
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DE announced plans to carve up networks, renewables and retail energy firm Innogy.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — Two young Chinese tourists carve their names on the Great Wall.
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There's an in-house butcher ready to carve your beef any which way.
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Kurds have long sought to carve out an independent state in the region.
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It'd be great if you could just carve that into a smaller window.
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Sometimes I take a break from that and opt for a speed-carve.
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Halloween is the time to dress up, eat sweets, and carve a pumpkin.
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But water continued to carve across what was once a road in Mabi.
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Sears would carve up the catalog landscape with a local rival, Montgomery Ward.
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The carve-out exempts Berea from a tax on colleges with substantial endowments.
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"It takes time to carve rubber materials," said Hirofumi Mukai, a company spokesman.
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Maybe that'll happen soon, if Mr. de Blasio can carve out the time.
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Mr. Cheng said he was confident tenants would carve out time to attend.
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But he does not agree with the administration's carve-out for glider trucks.
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You carve "Hang the Pope" into a coin, spend it, and it's gone.
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They carve whimsical jigsaw puzzle pieces out of a cool, silvered-concrete facade.
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"We used to carve them apart," said former Packers wide receiver James Jones.
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Young stars release gas flows that carve pathways through clouds in interstellar space.
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Robots in Italy then used the computer model to carve the marble replica.
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Carve out space for the combination of grilled oysters and sweet crab, too.
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EditorsNote: minor edits Nuggets carve out 121-113 win over Magic ORLANDO, Fla.
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Would it really be wise for America to carve up its tech champions?
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It helped them carve out a double-digit lead as the quarter progressed.
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They never learned how to model in clay, carve marble or weld metal.
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Pennsylvania relied on legislative staff members to carve up the state's House districts.
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To carve a path to independence and prosperity that can last a lifetime.
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McGruder wanted to be different, carve his own path, and experience something unique.
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CARVE-UP The pressure is on to complete talks to carve up Air Berlin quickly because a 150 million euro ($176 million) bridging loan it received from the German government will keep its planes flying for only up to three months.
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Trump has contemplated carve outs here and there, like for Chinese technology company ZTE, but the agriculture industry is so high value and sprawling that a carve out to protect it from trade war reprisals by foreign countries would be impossible.
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We have found that when one person carves something, it encourages others to carve.
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The House tax bill proposed a legislative override of the 9th Circuit carve-out.
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But most importantly, RuPaul helped carve a place for LGBTQ culture in the mainstream.
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The Trump administration used a two-part strategy to carve out such a restriction.
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Why did you carve out such a large space for science fact in SVCC?
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Carve out some time and enjoy all your holiday favorites with the whole family.
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Keep it warm over a very low flame while you carve the chicken. 5.
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Carve out extra time to be alone and catch up on rest today, Capricorn.
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The bill itself, though, would actually also carve out new protections for all women.
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They would carve my back open with blades, and then throw salt into it.
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Mr Macron is in particular seeking to carve out a mediating role over Iran.
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You're great but FYI Ben didn't go up there and carve those letters himself.
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Authorities claim Hittson used a saw to carve Utterbeck into pieces after the murder.
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So how does water manage to carve out the landscape so quickly and visibly?
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Transfer the chicken to a board and let rest for 10 minutes; carve. 3.
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She also plans to carve out time for students to choose what to study.
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Democrats there are most successful when they can carve out a niche for themselves.
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Once it's rested for 20 to 30 minutes, it's safe to carve it up.
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Mermaid Salon Chubby Mermaid Carve And Contour Paddle Brush, $16, available at Mermaid Salon.
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But hyped enough to carve an orgasmic ghoul into the back of your head?!
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Q: How did you manage to carve out your own niche within the company?
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Finally, carve some time out every week and make a habit out of budgeting.
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The potential for both of them to carve out a climate legacy is huge.
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It might even make sense for boss Ivan Glasenberg to lead the carve-out.
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However, Europe has been pushing for a definitive carve-out from the higher duties.
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So it's so juicy, so tender, that you have to carve it by hand.
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They use saws, axes, files and other instruments to carve the snow, AP noted.
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"I just carve off the sides with my knife," the chef Jesse Schenker said.
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Some, including Intel Corp and Qualcomm, began pressing Commerce for carve-outs soon after.
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India, sixth largest source of imports, is lobbying hard for its own carve-out.
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And that time will only be available if you carve it out for yourself.
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White, who liked to carve wood and write poetry, became friends with them, too.
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Vetoing the judiciary bills was an opportunity to carve out an independent political identity.
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Perhaps the owner could carve out blocks of time when the yard is quiet.
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OIRA's carve outs and lax enforcement are limiting the effectiveness of Trump's regulatory reforms.
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Nakayama, in the middle, kept her chair pulled back to carve out some space.
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It has exploited the civil war in Yemen to carve out a safe haven.
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Other parties have intervened opportunistically to carve out sections of the country for themselves.
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Russell, and many others—managed to carve out a modicum of power for themselves
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Another proposal, "New California," seeks to carve out rural counties into the 51st state.
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Using a gentle back and forth motion, carve your design, observing it take shape.
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He was going to carve out a base—what would become the Trump base.
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We all want to find a way to carve some sense through the madness.
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They hoped to carve out Democrats who feel isolated from their party's leftward lurch.
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"Adora Crellin wasn't going to let them carve up her little girl," she says.
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With a little work, you can carve out a one-of-a-kind trip.
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Thus Kafka's harrow continued to carve away on the back of a prostrate nation.
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I also would take chunks of plaster from my dad's studio and carve them.
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Kurdish groups seized the opportunity to carve out an autonomous statelet in northeastern Syria.
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I hope by waking up earlier, I can carve out more time for myself.
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Now if you'll excuse me, I have a pumpkin to carve, Stephanie Want more?
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Twain condemned all efforts by Western nations to carve up the non-Western world.
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"That should be a budget priority to carve out right up front," she says.
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You can carve out pieces according to patterns, maneuver around curves, and trim seams.
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Because it is a carve out they are waiting for the right audited numbers.
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I know what it's like to try to carve out space for my voice.
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We have had to learn to carve out our quality time whenever we can.
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We carve that first pined-for pumpkin too many weeks in advance of Halloween.
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"The more you carve out, the less you have in revenue," Mr. Heastie said.
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The tax code alone contains $1.5 trillion in exemptions and special-interest carve-outs.
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Vehicle-impassable mountains carve the country into a warren of valleys and narrow roadways.
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"As you're weighed down by this sense of the unbelievable happening, we at the same time were able to carve out this space where we could just carve out the creative process," singer and multi-instrumentalist Alex Chavez says in the doc.
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Most years, I'm lucky to nab and carve a pumpkin and call it a day.
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Not many teens have a professional help them carve out what fashion means to them.
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But a handful of strong national brands have begun to carve out a middle territory.
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Learn how to say no and carve out space for what matters most to you.
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Mailhot's work has appeared in the Rumpus, the Los Angeles Times, Carve magazine, and elsewhere.
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Or will he look to carve out a different role for himself in Democratic politics?
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These are not attempts to take over but instead to carve out an independent territory.
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We mine, carve, and covet them — and now edify them with pedestals and wall captions.
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Carve out a distinctive entry using a storage piece that acts as a room divider.
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Most people can carve out when and where headphones like this might come in handy.
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So when they get together, are they going to basically carve out Syria for themselves?
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And if you're really ambitions, you might even carve those pumpkins into jack-o'-lanterns.
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"We think the S&P 500 could start to carve out a bottom," said Wald.
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That doesn't make it any easier to carve out the path you want in life.
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You first have to create its basic shape—carve the wood or styrofoam or whatever.
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So much so that trying to carve the stuff nearly drove craftsman Peter Brown insane.
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The workshop, Bakers Patterns, then instructed a machine to carve the model out of foam.
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Paola Kudacki She added that she's making sure to carve out her own personal time.
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How to drink it, how to carve it, and, of course, how to eat it.
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If you don't have the time to carve a pumpkin, this candle fills that void.
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In Justice Gorsuch's eyes, the NLRA does not carve out an exception to the FAA.
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A government loan kept its planes in the air during negotiations on its carve-up.
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The smartphone market is tough, but maybe ByteDance can carve out a niche for itself.
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The young protagonists are struggling to carve out a personal and political role for themselves.
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It could carve a conceivable path for the president's opponents to finally access his finances.
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"G-2" in which the U.S. and China would supposedly carve up Asia for themselves
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Some airlines are asking passengers to carve out extra time to allow for these screenings.
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It hopes the EU will approve the carve-up by the end of the year.
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Other companies from Wileyfox to OnePlus are trying to carve their own niches, for example.
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A clutch of other stocks managed to carve out gains against the negative market backdrop.
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In turn, the Syrian government has expressed unease with Kurdish aspirations to carve out land.
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Another benefit of the material, he says, is the ability to carve the wood readily.
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Decades of government loopholes, carve outs, handouts have overpromised, while government spending programs have underdelivered.
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But just as some cultural events carve out new niches, others shut existing fantasies down.
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It has backed a ballot initiative to carve out gig economy companies from the law.
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If the economy were a squash, monetary policymakers want advice on how to carve it.
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Its sandstone walls are easy to carve into, making the site particularly susceptible to vandalism.
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Ms. Streicker Porres plans to carve out several apartments in the building, including a triplex.
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While you relax, read up on how to cook with pumpkins, not just carve them.
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But AMC thinks it can carve some $35 million from its target's annual cost base.
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At its weakest, Ubisoft's For Honor has you carve effortlessly through swarms of generic enemies.
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It's beautiful and it's amazing, but it's hard to carve out an existence from it.
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You had to carve your way in because there were a lot of heavy smokers.
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Franco decided to carve the basilica into the mountainside shortly after winning the civil war.
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Some buildings carve out space in common areas for package storage, particularly when they renovate.
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There's no space for them, because he has never forced himself to carve it out.
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"Can I have friends over for a Halloween party and carve pumpkins?" my daughter asked.
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Instead, he aims to carve out a cuddlier brand of positivity geared toward teen girls.
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When homeowners carve curb cuts out of the sidewalk, other drivers lose a parking spot.
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The rest of the Waystar executives prove just as eager to carve up their colleagues.
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If Huawei intends to survive, it has to carve out a bloody path for itself.
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Also, when the big day arrives, you'll need to know how to carve a turkey.
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But the idea is that when you trace a woman's lineage, you carve her path.
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For example, the butcher should carve the animal at its joints, not in arbitrary locations.
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THE CARVE-UP Just as fraught is the question of how to spend the budget.
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He specifically said he would support legislation that would get rid of that carve out.
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It makes you long to see Harris carve up Donald Trump on a debate stage.
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"It's so important to carve a little time for yourself to breathe," according to Branson.
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Carve out time at the start or end of every workday to read relevant guides.
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As the intricate post-merger carve up unfolded, the number of activists doubled to four.
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In terms of timing, couples should carve out at least 45 minutes for their formals.
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Once we got into editing, I was able to start to carve out that time.
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Then I'll be able to carve out the structures—namely the muscles, nerves, and vessels.
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Fair enough, at any rate, for people like us to carve out a life for ourselves.
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That means the real deadline to carve out a new NAFTA is the end of September.
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Below our plane, dramatic canyons and cliffs carve through the beige and rusty-orange colored limestone.
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An answer fills my sorrowful heart: Suffering can carve two types of people, monsters and angels.
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These tools were used to sculpt the moai sculptures and to carve canoes, among other things.
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The group is also exploring using computer-guided tools to quickly carve their models into stone.
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The head chef, accompanied by some of his team, carve the first of two 25-lb.
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From this sort of divestiture, additional carve-outs and spin-offs often follow suit, bankers said.
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The Energy Probe Research Foundation continued to carve out its "eco-capitalist" niche throughout the 1980s.
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In other words, there's still room for an app like Peanut to carve out its niche.
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The Oscar-winning actor credits two lifelong friends for helping him carve a path of success.
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Any time you carve a pumpkin you're going to end up with a lot of guts.
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The upcoming Wolfenstein: Youngblood follows two sisters as they carve a bloody path through Nazi forces.
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At many companies, activist hedge funds are the driving force behind carve-outs and break ups.
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Pumpkins aren't just gourds for you to stick your head in or carve cat butts into.
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Carve a slice off the gigantic meat trade, though, and you might have a good business.
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In the north, America has worked with the Kurds to carve out a self-governing region.
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But he is determined to carve out space for himself, despite whatever gets written about him.
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How women need independence; how they need to carve out space in their lives for themselves.
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Stonecrest in Georgia offered to carve out a portion of the city and rename it Amazon.
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Presumably to carve off enough votes from Trump to punish the GOP for having nominated him.
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But most states have their own gambling laws that don't include carve outs for fantasy sports.
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But Howard's theories offer tangible predictions that could help researchers carve out new paths toward answers.
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Betty decides to carve her own path by trying to remain friends with Archie and Veronica.
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It's about the niche one of music's biggest names has managed to carve out for herself.
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He's not the only successful business person to encourage professionals to carve out phone-free time.
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The glacial flows have helped to carve out many of the valleys seen on Pluto's surface.
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But despite this, Shula finds a way to carve autonomy out of her increasingly desperate situation.
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"It seems to me we're trying to carve some support into the 25 area," he said.
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We're going to find it and hope they carve a statue depicting us with that chihuahua.
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The VAT seems likely to pass, but not before politicians carve out all sorts of exceptions.
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Focus on families Gillibrand needs to carve out her own niche in the Democratic presidential race.
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Independent bookstores, too, are beginning to carve a path out of their business's decade of decline.
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DJI is also poised to carve out a strong position in the market for commercial drones.
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But until now, women have learned to carve out a life for themselves inside the hijab.
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Each moment, however, will carve out a special place in her 15th and final W.N.B.A. chapter.
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Other carve-outs apply for journalists, diplomats, aid workers and businesspeople who have traveled to Iraq.
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Ultimately, hotels need to carve out a place with a unique identity to draw in guests.
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The application process can be very detailed, so carve out some time to get it done.
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You can now celebrate Halloween and avoid the mess with Target's new no-carve pumpkin kits.
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It may even try to carve out a piece for its subscription-video platform, ESPN Plus.
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How do you carve out a niche in an environment that is changing all the time?
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The broad carve-outs requested by the Justice Department and civil enforcement agencies were left out.
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As messenger Mercury clashes with Uranus, you can carve the intellectual space to make it happen.
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She also wants to carve out five regional vice-chairs of the Democrats' campaign arm. Rep.
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The Cubs did little to help their cause, passively watching Kershaw carve up the strike zone.
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But it'd be much better to carve out more specific laws that could be fully enforced.
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Cut marks on mammal bones suggest that the tools were used to carve meat from carcasses.
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And you should definitely carve out a night to appreciate Brie Larson's powerful performance in Room.
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Daft Punk carve out the fragmentary hearts of old songs, preserving their essence in digital amber.
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There may be a legitimate reason for the carve-out, but it needs to be explained.
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Where personal taxes come in is seeing if they can carve out something for small businesses.
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"He said he'd carve out three minutes, and three minutes became 15 minutes," Mr. Molinaro recalled.
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I love that I was able to carve out a small space dedicated to my craft.
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Who can carve out time in their day to play even nine holes, let alone 18?
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Even in this relatively hostile environment, it is possible to carve out some sense of normalcy.
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He operates on intuition: He can carve out a 50-pound fillet without using a scale.
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Even the simple lettering of the date and the postal service were hard to carve out.
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But in recent years developers have found ways to carve high-income areas into the locations.
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At progressive schools, you maybe make it out of matchsticks or carve it out of soap.
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How best to carve out an identity for ourselves, to make our work seen and known?
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And another total solar eclipse will carve a swath through the Eastern United States in 2024.
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This will give you tender meat with plenty of juices that will puddle as you carve.
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The call to carve up Virginia is mostly a stunt, and a silly one at that.
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Lawmakers have raised the prospect of creating additional carve-outs for the online sale of opioids.
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"They are trying to carve out a different sort of public life and reset the rules."
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Cooper argued that a MAC carve-out shifted the risk of any labor unrest to Apollo.
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"I can carve petals into hair so it can have length but be lighter," she says.
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The Wade quadruplets have spent a lot of their lives trying to carve out individual identities.
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For good reason, few expect a mandated or voluntary move to carve up these tech giants.
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Unfortunately, you can't mount it, so you'll have to carve out some floor space for it.
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That's an attempt to carve out a niche while global giants like Netflix expand into Asia.
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One thing you learn, in squeamish detail, is how to carve up a dead beached whale.
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The law does carve out an exemption for churches when it comes to hiring clergy members.
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Boko Haram launches frequent cross-border raids in its bid to carve out an Islamic caliphate.
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Trump is both anomaly and abomination, and America wants to carve him out like a cancer.
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The Independent Democratic Conference exploited those divisions to carve out power for itself and its members.
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I do a little carve-out for the political appointees, think twice before you do this.
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"There's this desire to carve the world up into good and bad people and carve the electorate up into good and bad people," he said to reporters who joined him for an extended bus trip through Iowa recently, as reported by Henry Gomez on BuzzFeed News.
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Seconds into a 15-minute-long video titled, "How to Carve a 3D Pumpkin," I was hooked.
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The brand has struggled to carve out a clear identity as a sporty, high-performance luxury label.
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One subset of these fakers carve slurs into their own bodies, putting self-hatred on stunning display.
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They'd slice through the belly, travel into the the pelvic area, and carve out the tumor freehand.
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If advanced ticket sales are any indicator, "Halloween" is about to carve out one spectacular opening weekend.
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"It's nice to have studies like this to carve out actual data to help manage this problem."
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The General Public License (GPL) and other licenses carve out a counterculture amidst a harsh copyright law.
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Kylie Jenner, like many other new moms, is struggling to carve out time for her own rest.
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So I think a lot of people feel that you're just going to carve up the world.
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On Friday, the Chinese government is slated to shutter more than two dozen factories that carve ivory.
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The faith that drove the santeros to carve these figures lives on, even today, in their details.
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Arabs have long suspected the Kurds of trying to carve a separate state from Syria and Iraq.
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And the CNC module can carve wood, acrylic, and PCB at speeds between 2,000 and 7,000 RPM.
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The game doesn't hand over those drops, though, as players must carve them from the beast's corpse.
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What Brangelina have done is carve out their own definition of celebrity marriage and make it desirable.
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It is here, the Ugandan government alleges, that Bakonzo radicals want to carve out an independent kingdom.
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Toto and its rival Lixil carve up the Japanese market for fancy, multi-function loos between them.
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Hence startups trying to carve out their own hiring app empires having a distinct sense of urgency.
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Turkey wants to carve out a buffer zone on its southern border, which might contain Kurdish cities.
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The policy carve out an exception, saying that some stations might be excluded, depending on local circumstances.
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The White House has seemed to promise carve outs for Canada and Mexico, and perhaps other allies.
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The surgical procedure is that you put in cartilage from a rib from the patient and carve.
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We've tried to carve out some interesting niches in national security, whistleblowing, Democratic party politics, foreign policy.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The latest carve-up of Germany's energy sector makes more sense than previous reshuffles.
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The titans continue to butt heads as they race to carve up the rest of the globe.
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I began to carve my paintings with razor blades, trying to enter the other side of them.
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Boko Haram have been fighting for a decade to carve out an Islamic caliphate based in Nigeria.
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How much scope that will leave Morawiecki to carve out his own path remains to be seen.
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Tech giants like Apple, IBM, and Intel are looking to carve off their slice of the pie.
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She's trying to carve out her place in the world and connect her future with her past.
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Luckily, my boss was an entrepreneur himself and would let me go on these trips to carve.
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"As soon I carve the cow in pieces you should bring it to the costumers," he says.
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Carve your way through these spirited shots of stars getting their gourds for a smashing good time.
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Instead they must carve a new path on that high road, inspiring others toward leadership and solutions.
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The partnership seems like a smart test to see if it can carve out a new advantage.
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Doug retreats to the Oval Office to carve his initials into the underside of a desk drawer.
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There is will to change, and since it exists, it will carve this institution into something better.
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The Dow Jones industrial average bounced back Wednesday afternoon after Sanders said carve-outs could be made.
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By Sunday, crews had managed to carve containment lines around nearly a quarter of the fire's perimeter.
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The judges said that Congress did not give the EPA the authority to carve out such exemptions.
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Amazon has been very active in trying to carve out a larger part of the apparel space.
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But Rometty sees hybrid cloud as a huge opportunity for IBM to carve out a leadership position.
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"In Miami, there was more space, so I could carve out a home office," Ms. Fenton said.
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For conservatives trying to carve out a niche apart from Trumpism, millennial-bashing has many attractive features.
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Fontana never raced in F1 again, but did carve out a successful touring car career back home.
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This helps them collaborate more efficiently as they carve out a new tool for developers to use.
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Each artist receives 20% of the sales, which they use to carve out better lives for themselves.
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I've since been told this drop is more likely to appear if you carve, instead of capture.
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Though Cupertino still managed to carve out more revenue (thanks to that $1k iPhone X price-tag).
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By returning to this territory, Semple continues to carve out her own Seattle and her own world.
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G. MERGER, SHARE OR ASSET DEAL, CARVE OUT) Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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He soon got a variance from the city for plans to carve the building into large apartments.
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There's a bill that would carve out an exemption for businesses providing consumer data to government agencies.
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She's making it universal, and using it, perhaps, to carve a new off-court future for herself.
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At Amazon, there was a need to carve out, well, how are we going to do this?
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Carve out time to get some rest, be alone, and get in touch with your spiritual needs.
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He did not describe changes to carve-outs or deductions, according to a person in the room.
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But occasionally, there are surprise results — and each of those upsets carve a special niche in history.
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Amid preparations for his fall 2020 show, the designer managed to carve out a bit of downtime.
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With expanded rosters and practice squads, many Mr. Irrelevants are able to carve out a modest living.
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"They are looking to survive and carve out areas of influence within Iraq if possible," Shanahan said.
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Honestly, the degree to which others have decided to just carve up Snapchat's product ideas is inspiring.
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"We generally prefer using C.N.C.s"—computer-numerical-control milling machines, which carve into a block of material.
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Even when my schedule is out of control, I carve out a lot of time for reading.
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Start-ups, tech companies and automakers are racing to carve out their shares of the nascent market.
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He could defend updated overtime standards and still support legislation with the limited carve-out he suggested.
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But Chan said his experience showed that, over time, you instead need to carve your own path.
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The TCPA's carve-out for government debt collection, Judge Oetken held, is a regulation based on content.
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So things go in CARVE THE MARK (Katherine Tegen/HarperCollins, $22.99), the latest outing from Veronica Roth.
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The study spanned 85033 months, where the CFPB scoured financial data to carve out 330 online lenders.
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In others, men and women are shown working at sewing machines or learning how to carve wood.
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But I've had the ability to carve out my own approach to the way that I govern.
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He was hired once to build ice bars and carve logos for a party on the lawn.
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Fusion and Univision reps wouldn't comment on the funding/carve-out process, but offered statements praising Fusion.
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Iowa actually isn't the first state to create this kind of carve-out for Farm Bureau plans.
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This was where he started to carve out a salon for the in-crowd of the day.
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We don't try to carve the team apart from the inside to appease a certain position group.
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It is something to be able to paint a particular picture, or to carve a statue, and so to make a few objects beautiful; but it is far more glorious to carve and paint the very atmosphere and medium through which we look, which morally we can do.
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The sculptor Gutzon Borglum was drawn here in the 248s to carve four Presidents out of Mount Rushmore; the sculptor Korczak Ziolkowski was drawn here in the 220s to carve a likeness of the Lakota warrior Crazy Horse out of Thunderhead Mountain, 21876 miles or so from Rushmore.
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"I honestly thought there was going to be a carve-out for small businesses, or a carve-out for someone who had a product that was really American" even if it includes parts made in China, said Waqaas Al-Siddiq, founder and CEO of Biotricity, in an interview.
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We significantly reduce the corporate income-tax rate and at the same time eliminate special-interest carve-outs.
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And I'm afraid Facebook has come down to the position of trying to carve out exceptions to that.
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If that path isn't paved for you, find tools where you can and carve that road for yourself.
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It's a reminder to carve out more time to connect with people who you enjoy being around, sure.
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Of course, you could carve it yourself out of wood or soap, but that's a bit old-fashioned.
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I went into this role wanting to carve my own path, and I continue to do just that.
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Here are three techniques Perry has developed to carve out time in his busy schedule for creative thinking.
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This gives me the ability to add detail, depth, and definition to the designs I choose to carve.
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Click here to view original GIFUsing your mastery of carpentry to carve intricate joints that fit together flawlessly?
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Players of all shapes and sizes—from David Eckstein to Bartolo Colon—can carve out long, successful careers.
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Automakers are seeking a carve-out, saying the law would hamper their supply chain and complicate dealer services.
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In other words, the more technical a policy is, the more technocrats can carve out space for themselves.
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You're a very social creature, Gemini, but this month you'd do well to carve out some alone time.
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It's a signal that the justices won't leap at just any chance to carve away at Roe v.
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"Then I carve out some time throughout the year to just be with the wife and my son."
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The upcoming projects carve openings for women in genres where previously, there hadn't been ample (read: any) opportunity.
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I just knew there and then after this panic attack, that I needed to carve my own path.
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Silo-ing our activism isn't the answer — we have to carve out space for ourselves in the strongholds.
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So far, however, the company has looked to carve out a niche with a product focused on skiers.
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It also doesn't deal with political speech or carve-outs for newsworthiness, like Twitter's controversial world leaders policy.
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Northern Ireland was able to carve out a framework for a fragile peace deal in the attacks' aftermath.
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So it's live basketball, but not live basketball that people carve time out of their schedules to watch.
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Carve-outs often increase an issuer's ability to drain cash out of secured entities before investors can respond.
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Now put that pumpkin you've been meaning to carve to good use and bake it into something delicious.
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With the latter, Samsung is trying to carve out a niche in the forthcoming internet of things world.
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They also carve out channels in the Earth, creating rivers and lakes with which to irrigate that soil.
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Attempts to carve up markets among portfolio firms may in time raise a different set of competition concerns.
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This spending spree explains why optimism still abounds, even as more startups jostle to carve out a niche.
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Aside from the areas still under discussion, the ministerial statement listed 20 carve-outs from the original pact.
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Sometimes we carve them into generations, separating Generation X from Millennial and Baby Boomer from The Greatest Generation.
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Even with the improved forecasts, you may want to carve out some more time for your morning commute.
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After being caught in the storm, they carve out their own niche in an abandoned luxury condo complex.
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Without a similar carve-out, the other 49 states will find it hard to achieve near-universal coverage.
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These acts, which were documented in photographs, led him to carve up other deteriorating buildings in the city.
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Amazon Music Unlimited, which just launched today, is hoping to carve out its own niche by undercutting rivals.
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The one geographic exception for KKR is Asia, particularly when it comes to corporate carve-outs in Japan.
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For those who carve miniature sculptures from pencils, using 0.6 mm mechanical lead is the pinnacle of difficulty.
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Mr. Zero paved the way for other American-born players to carve out a place in the league.
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That watchmaker recently bought Misfit for $260 million in order to carve a path into the smartwatch market.
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Why did she not carve loose their horns, their hooves, and their heads as she had countless others?
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And Venite et Loquamur is also trying to carve out a different space where there are no texts.
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If Evangelicals really want to carve out a new political identity, they'll have to do better than this.
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Working with Richemont also lends weight to Alibaba's attempt to carve out a niche in the luxury industry.
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Conaway's proposals don't include a carve-out or loophole that exempts families from the consequences of these penalties.
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Air Berlin said Saturday that the deal meant it had successfully closed all negotiations for its carve-up.
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What was once a tool he used to carve defenses up has been more of a dull blade.
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And, in some instances, consuming each other to carve out a bigger share of lunch in key markets.
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Public land advocates had alleged the border was gerrymandered to carve out Noel's property and a water pipeline.
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Also, make it a priority to carve out time for your relationship that is work- and kid-free.
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The percentage of Halloween consumers saying they plan to carve pumpkins has remained steady the past two years.
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At a height of over 16,000 feet, it's a place where only the hardest can carve a living.
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Pumpkins have tough skin but I was able to carve the bat in the moonlight using these tools.
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A Bay Area fabrication company named Kreysler & Associates helped build the structure, using robots to carve the mold.
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They are two things that may carve out a viable future and a possible return to political dominance.
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The trick to getting the pieces to expand and collapse is to carve the wood at an angle.
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The move occurred after the I.R.S. declined to bless Yahoo's carve-out of its Alibaba stake last year.
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It's a quality he attributes to a childhood spent rebelling against directions, preferring to carve his own path.
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It was one of several CPG carve-outs this year, as food companies seek to realign their business.
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In the past, he has been sympathetic to law enforcement and civil regulators who asked for carve-outs.
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There is a carve-out for Canada and Mexico, because we're renegotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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In November RBI said it planned to carve out the FX mortgages portfolio and eventually take it over.
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Fruit carving : How to carve the curling elements This is two minutes and ten seconds of pure artistry.
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I paused to crouch down and carve the name of my own lover on a blade-like branch.
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My mother found her own way, and encouraged my sisters and me to carve out our own paths.
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Carve out time to sit with your emotions today—big realizations are made while you meditate or journal.
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To pop a kickflip, carve a wall, or blast a backside air requires working within space and time.
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Meanwhile, it isn't just star striker Salomon Rondon who has managed to carve out a career in Europe.
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Since the birth of my daughter, though, it's harder to carve out four hours on a Saturday afternoon.
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Apple and most wireless carriers offer monthly payment plans to carve up the cost into smaller cash chunks.
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Democrats are unlikely to accept at face value the notion of a carve-out in the nepotism laws.
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How do you navigate this constant flood of images, and also carve out an experience in a painting?
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Both albums arrive around the same time career-wise, and each fight to carve out new sonic directions.
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The maxims were the same: live by the checklist; carve the routines into muscle memory; never get complacent.
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Alice let them cut down one of the trees to carve into a table and pair of stools.
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A 12-story office building known as the Solar Carve Tower tries its best not to throw shade.
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For attendees looking for a diversion, five special exhibitor projects carve out unique spaces for play and commerce.
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Iran-backed P.M.F. and their allies will seek to carve out a position of power, emulating Lebanon's Hezbollah.
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The Kurds, whose population straddles Turkey, Syria and Iraq, have long wanted to carve out their own nation.
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It's not a blanket ban on deepfakes either, though — with some big carve outs for "parody or satire".
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For Mr. Krim, his company has proved that it can carve out a niche in the sleep industry.
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Oligarchs-in-the-making took advantage of that lack to carve up the country's considerable rents and assets.
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The legislation includes carve-outs for schools in rural areas and at least a three-year implementation period.
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The other traverses past elaborate wildlife sculptures the owners had an artist carve right into the natural scenery.
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Who feels so passionately about idiots to carve out in writing an idiot-free section of the universe?
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Along with plans to carve off some less wholesome morsels, Tyson is giving investors plenty to cluck about.
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When she was still finding her voice as an artist, she learned to carve flowers in realistic detail.
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"If we don't have early carve-out status, candidates aren't going to bother coming to Nevada," she said.
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Or carve out a few hours each week when no one in your house can check a phone.
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Leadership used to woo votes on legislation by offering up the monetary carve outs in exchange for support.
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Ivory has been coveted for thousands of years because it is strong, beautiful and relatively easy to carve.
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You could carve a new brain map if you're patient and willing to do that, but it's hard.
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Trolls work through abstraction, leveraging the internet and irony to carve out a space between actions and consequences.
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"I'm proud of the things I've withstood, and I've been able to carve out a life for myself."
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In the meantime, however, construction continues to carve out a neighborhood that was meant to be transit-friendly.
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A large number of investors bought the loan thanks to KKR's track record in carve outs and turnarounds.
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Instead, "the way to resist is to carve out a niche for yourself in a crazy, gentrified world."
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Just then, Ms. McLorg arrived at the family's apartment with a giant pumpkin for the children to carve.
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All I need you to do is carve out two nights a week until the wedding to help.
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Now the library plans to carve his name onto the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building for a sixth time.
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Invisible lines carve the Detroit metro area into one of the weirdest-looking congressional districts in the country.
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Well it wasn't to blow it up, it actually was to carve out territory that it could own.
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Levitating trains cruise past vaulting skyscrapers with thatched roofs, as saucer-shaped aircraft carve arcs in the sky.
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Box has tried to carve out an edge in the enterprise space, securing many Fortune 500 companies as clients.
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Air Berlin said on Saturday that the deal meant it had successfully closed all negotiations for its carve-up.
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The goal is to carve a path between today's 2-D video and the immersive, interactive stuff of tomorrow.
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"I decided that I wanted to carve out time to read books think about the bigger picture," he says.
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But Sia has managed to carve out her own path, on her own terms and in her own time.
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Philips Lighting's carve-out as an independent company within the overall group is due to be completed by Feb.
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IMAX CEO Richard Gelfond explained to CNBC how his company intends to carve its niche in the booming sector.
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"We have clients carve it out from their regular bank accounts, so they don't dip into it," she said.
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One wonders if it's possible to carve out a third way between the purely intuitive and the mechanically standardized.
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The deal backs Advent's US$3.25bn carve-out of General Electric's Distributed Power division which was announced in June.
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Now is the time to carve your place into the memory of this planet earth and serve this promise.
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The lone rule is that they have only an hour to carve the pumpkin—which they must use, somehow.
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She's one of my bridesmaids, and we've been trying to carve out time to see each other more lately.
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But whether or not this trip will allow her to carve out her own identity remains to be seen.
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It had too many liabilities to be sold outright, so the board had decided to carve out its assets.
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If you are up against the deadline and need to clear your head, consider these tips: * Carve out time.
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Greenland's fast-collapsing Jakobshavn Glacier, where raging rivers of melted snow carve explosive rifts in the ancient ice sheet.
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Taxes on capital can target those rents without disturbing incentives so long as they include carve-outs for investment.
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You carve out a big slab of space to fit a screen, and the software guys do the rest.
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One article pledges to explain "how officials, the security services, and bandits carve up the market for funeral services".
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For Instagram to continue thriving, it has to carve out a space for actual friends to stay in touch.
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More than a week later, firefighters have managed to carve containment lines around 55 percent of the blaze's perimeter.
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Reid said the historical carve-out was for people who wanted to display or use flamethrowers in war reenactments.
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A single air-traffic regulator could carve the continent into blocks based on traffic flows rather than national borders.
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People definitely had opinions, but at the end of the day, you are the one to carve your path.
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But it made clear that requesting carve-outs for specific economic sectors would be a part of the process.
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This is why lawmakers carve out various exemptions, like saying people with dependents aren't subject to the same requirements.
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"With President Xi Jinping, I would like to carve out a new era for China and Japan," Abe said.
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Some brokers have saved money by using chainsaws to carve up the dead instead of more expensive surgical saws.
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As long as I carve out a few moments for myself, I will happily welcome all of the togetherness.
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We wanted them to feel harmonious as well, like puzzle pieces, to carve out different thematic buckets for them.
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"There's not an explicit carve out… that is an entitlement for that group," co-president Pete Nordstrom told CNBC.
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The elements first carve caves into the cliffs, which are then worn away to leave just columns of limestone.
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The transaction is complex, involving four main parties, with potential asset carve outs and significant regulatory and political scrutiny.
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A company in, say, Delaware could carve a niche for itself selling garbage health care at cut-rate prices.
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Especially when they're small, the Rockets will sometimes run action specifically designed to let Gordon carve up a mismatch.
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Arizona's governor, Doug Ducey (R), has asked congressional leaders to carve his state out of the existing circuit scheme.
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This has created a huge opening for Russia to carve out some of America's leadership and influence for itself.
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That kind of RB, in the right role at the right time, can carve out a nice NFL career.
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To succeed, both parties need to regularize respectful ways to work through divisive issues and carve out common ground.
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This explains why buyers pondering bids for German companies are keen to carve out safe words of their own.
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Players still had to carve their own drumsticks and each day began at 5am with a ten-kilometre run.
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These days, even major tech companies are attempting to carve out their own niche in the news reading space.
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Costello's district, drawn with elaborate carve-outs of Democratic towns and neighborhoods, looked like a boomerang with jagged edges.
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With every responsibility that's expected from us, it can seem daunting to carve out the time to practice generosity.
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Rubio has spread his bets to each of the carve-out states without committing to any one in particular.
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Apparently, kids would carve spooky faces into them, light them, and then run around with them to spook people.
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Keas have been known to dive-bomb unsuspecting sheep and carve chunks of flesh off their backs, Archer said.
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Policymakers should avoid creating too many carve-outs and exceptions, because the rules governing higher education are already complicated.
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"Let women write darkness, let women write trauma, without having to carve out their own trauma to justify it."
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But this past week, Van Drew said that he's no longer gotten indications that there could be carve-outs.
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Raiffeisen said on Friday it was preparing to carve out the mortgage portfolio and "eventually transfer" it to RBI.
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Thyssenkrupp could also carve out and list its elevator, components technology and industrial solutions unit, according to media reports.
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One bird tortures a hogtied man in the foreground using a knife to carve bloody lines into his back.
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It helped that several of these industries had powerful lobbyists demanding carve-outs while the bill was being crafted.
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Proponents of a model aircraft carve-out point out that hobbyists have been flying model aircraft safely for decades.
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But every era has a number of female MCs who carve out their own lane and change the game.
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He announced stiff tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum, then the administration started negotiating tons of carve-outs.
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But asking them to carve a major exception out of a century-old precedent is a very tall order.
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Reflect on the give and take in your partnerships, and try to carve out time to discuss your needs.
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"I'm going to carve while we talk," she says, rushing to put the finishing touches on Emergent and Refulgent.
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Competitors at the event could carve their designs into fruits and vegetables including pumpkins, melons, papayas, cucumbers, and carrots.
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When miners carve out new tunnels, they poke holes through the rock to see what surprises might lie ahead.
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It's long been a popular reading at weddings, a meditation on how to carve out productive solitude within marriages.
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But for all its flaws, Mr. Rubio's new venture could begin to carve out a path toward something meaningful.
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The U.S. game is to stretch opponents and then carve them up, and it nearly worked to perfection there.
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The icebreaker sliced in front of the Burns Harbor once, then swerved ahead to carve a path to follow.
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This cacophony — I heard it and I just wanted to carve huge chunks out of it, create some space.
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Other works carve out a space for activism and defiance, as in works by Robert Longo and Emory Douglas.
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Then, use the graphite transfer technique to transfer the thumbnail sketch to a block of Speedball Speedy Carve. 5.
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He would carve out a place for them in the songs, and they would fit in that little place.
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Close loopholes, seal off asset-concealment escape routes and reverse the proliferation of micro-exemptions, credits and carve-outs.
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The provisional government could not have its cake and carve a new state out of that cake as well.
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But Steyer ultimately failed to carve out a unique niche for himself in the race and earn much traction.
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Harvard and Yale Buy It. Growing up in Ohio, the Wade brothers worked hard to carve out separate identities.
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When it came to restoring the Everglades, Bush's efforts to carve out his own path pleased almost no one.
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It will be up to Senate Democrats to carve out some kind of compromise with their moderate Republican colleagues.
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British officials have suggested they could carve the negotiations up into chunks, sealing deals one sector at a time.
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The couple's wish to carve out more "progressive" roles has led to the loss of perks, privileges and titles.
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You are much more likely to carve out time for strategic thinking by making concrete changes to your habits.
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"I'm not sure if they'll be able to carve out a position in the market," Le said of Nio.
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Trilobites As Americans get ready to carve Thanksgiving turkeys, ponder this question: When was this famous fowl first tamed?
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Can they and their rebel proxies carve out zones of influence that will allow them to shape Syria's future?
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Its devotees, drawn to the group by virtue of its opacity, carve whole identities out of the band's transgressions.
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We are going to try to be organized but definitely carve out some chances, hopefully more than last year.
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From then on, I slicked down my hair with hair oil until I could carve a part in it.
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On top of all these time demands, they still need to carve out time to think, plot and plan.
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Some of the cosmic battering, from the space rocks that landed in the oceans, did not carve out craters.
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There was no need for Guasti to carve extra time out of his work schedule to work on AM2R.
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As the US slowly withdraws from its global engagements, Europe has a chance to carve a leadership role for itself.
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When are they going to make an ad about us regular office folk who can carve up an Excel spreadsheet?
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With each wall that I carve and all the layers that I exposed, they were kind of layers of time.
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So how does the designer, educator, and Magenta contributor manage to carve out time for her family and even herself?
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She didn't carve out time to find new clients until she lost two contracts and was clientless for two months.
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In terms of business abroad, they carve out their own geographical spheres of technological influence that mostly do not overlap.
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As the moon connects with Saturn, set boundaries in your love life, and carve out time for your creative practice.
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Consider how long it has taken for something as simple as electrically powered cars to carve a niche for themselves.
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I have full faith in the new santeros — those who carve their lives, every day, from the remnants of disaster.
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These films are trying to carve out space not just for Asian American narratives, but for glossy Asian American escapism.
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Ali's complaint on Twitter, echoed by many writers over the weekend, revolves specifically around the carve-out for freelance journalists.
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"We're going to really carve it out in a way that makes sense to us and our family," Chip said.
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In their separate opinions, the four liberal justices all seem disinclined to carve out religious exemptions from civil-rights laws.
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But Chef Hunter (yes that's his name) also has the right to carve a deer windowside in his own restaurant.
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But amid the frenzy, she's also had to learn carve out a space for herself to be Nora, sans Awkwafina.
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When you're as successful and busy as Meredith Grey, it can be difficult to carve out enough time for dates.
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Aeva is hoping to carve out its own space with what its co-founders are calling a next-generation advancement.
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Carve A Pineapple Yes, carving is technically still involved here — but pineapples are much more manageable (and festive) than pumpkins!
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The carve-out from the larger publicly placed deal indicated to market players that there was a large pre-order.
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Police recovered a 15-inch pruning saw from Lyne's bathroom, which they believe Charlton used to carve up her body.
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The migration of debt to the sovereign balance sheet is more probable than a wholesale upfront carve-out of assets.
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The bank has already admitted that the attempt to carve out the 0.91933 branches under the Williams & Glyn IPO-WILL.
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On the contrary, the report emphasizes that if startups can carve out the perfect niche in financial tech, they'll thrive.
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Today, Israeli tourists carve graffiti into the metal of the tank while dangling their feet in the foaming water below.
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It's not the burliest actuator by any means, but paper actuators could well carve out their own niche in robotics.
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Volkswagen will carve out a trucks and buses division which includes MAN and Scania heavy-truck brands, the source said.
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Boko Haram militants have killed tens of thousands in their fight to carve out an Islamist state in northeast Nigeria.
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Thomas, the Monzo executive, said the London startup can still carve out a niche for itself in the United States.
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But if you don't carve out some kind of public profile beyond the gimmick, your spotlight will swiftly go out.
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And for kids, extra celebrations bring more opportunities to dress up, gorge on candy, carve pumpkins and bob for apples.
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The credit agreement allows carve-outs for indebtedness composed of unsecured guarantees that are expressly subordinated to the credit facility.
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Under its bond indentures, Sprint has a carve-out for permitted liens up to 15% of consolidated net tangible assets.
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When you carve your pumpkin this fall, remember to be gentle, as jack-o'-lanterns can be sensitive, sad creatures.
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He said he welcomed a court battle that would allow judges to carve out more favorable regulations for digital tokens.
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Investors are concerned this would mean the carve-out bill could eclipse W&G's estimated 1.5 billion pound price tag.
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The case exposed a big challenge facing companies hoping to carve out a new business between food and medicine: regulation.
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It's important to stay strong and believe in your own message and craft and carve that space out for yourself.
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He may wish to carve out an authority that begins to approach the dominance enjoyed by Xi Jinping in China.
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He's working on navigating a hierarchical world, and he's worked incredibly hard to carve out his own place in it.
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There are whispers that Didi and Uber are quickly moving forward with plans to carve up the world between them.
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BRONZED travellers gaze out over their cocktails as surfers carve up the left-hand breaks on offer in Máncora, Peru.
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The new 2900th Circuit would carve up the 220006th Circuit, the busiest of the 2202 circuit courts in the nation.
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As the first world war raged, the two diplomats proposed to carve up the Arab lands of the Ottoman empire.
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Lamont Bridgeforth, Greg's son, struggles to carve out time for his family while meeting the unyielding demands of the farm.
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With enough participation, we could significantly reduce the 11,000 vehicles traveling over Williamsburg bridge and carve out space for BRT.
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So, Katie Roof and I — Alex Wilhelm — brought David Golden into the studio to help us carve through it all.
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Think through your gym's layout, and how you might be able to carve out a little section just for you.
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If a carve-out for home-based sellers is included, $10,000 would be a more sensible cutoff than $1 million.
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"We're not creating a wholesale carve-out for child care," FEC Vice Chair Ellen Weintraub said during a public meeting.
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Exorcisms and forced institutionalization, shock treatments and lobotomies; we have behaved, historically, like we can carve spirits out of brains.
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So what can Token Surfboards, a next-generation surf brand based in Brooklyn, do to carve out its own niche?
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Players like IKEA, Restoration Hardware, Wayfair and The Container Store have managed to carve out a share of the market.
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Since then, many of the leagues have pushed to carve out spaces for themselves within the legal sports betting landscape.
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In many of the cases, a judge's ruling on the President's tweets could carve out a new area of law.
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But it would be shocking if this technological revolution didn't carve out some important differences between Old and Young Millennials.
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They forged into the unknown and risked life and limb to carve new trade routes and paths to economic greatness.
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Do parents of multiple kids carve out time so they can have 1-on-1 time with each of them?
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The same comparison needs to apply to an IG. Did this carve-out fall within the IG's policy or not?
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In this case, the IG would not be an appropriate overseer until it can clear up its carve-out matter.
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But instead, the 2017 tax bill seemed designed to lower taxes on him and his family through special carve-outs.
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It's one thing to carve out your own lane and to stand up for what you believe to be true.
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For now, Twitter has sought to carve out a niche with ads that capitalize on the immediacy of the platform.
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These carve-outs would, in effect, spare white, rural residents from work requirements but not black ones in urban areas.
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Devon Travis is doing his best to carve out a full-time role as the Toronto Blue Jays' leadoff hitter.
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Paxton quickly erased those memories on Friday, using his full arsenal of pitches to carve through the Astros' potent lineup.
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It's also a way for me to keep myself informed, and that's a time I carve out to do that.
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Mr. Sakiagak cut a vent hole near the apex, crawling outside to carve a jaunty chimney spout out of snow.
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Oracle publicly supported a legislative carve-out to the law that protects online platforms from liability over user-generated content.
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But that deal's aggressive documentation has also ruffled feathers and European investors appear more comfortable with the Akzo carve-out.
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It is hypothetically possible to carve out special rules for insulin price relief without touching the rest of the system.
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But they were the words on Monday as Mills, no longer Jackson's No. 2, tried to carve his own path.
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U.S. attack: At the G-20s in Hamburg and Buenos Aires, Washington secured a carve-out from those magic words.
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Sisi trained as a sadafgi —he used a long-handled knife to carve out tiny pieces of mother-of-pearl.
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"We've been watching the tech sector underperform lately, and I think we're starting to carve out a top," the TradingAnalysis.
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It's easy to assume that the pull of these two sides will carve off enough senators to kill the bill.
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Vendors such as FaceFirst and Ellucian have also attempted to carve out a market for the surveillance tech at schools.
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"You see how they carve lineups up, but you never get a chance to know better the person," Cashman said.
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Startups usually start scrappy and lean, eager to conquer market share and carve their names on the logs of history.
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Perhaps that will be the real litmus test for Vaccarello: Can he carve a distinct identity for his own tenure?
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Davis and John each scored a pair of early baskets to help Weber State carve out a 211-6 lead.
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The carve-outs for Nafta partners, coupled with an exceptionally strong U.S. jobs report for February, sent stocks roaring higher.
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But unions are not the only social institution that once sought to carve out time for Americans away from work.
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Another strategy some African artists utilize is to carve out a more suitable sociocultural reality through the invention of parafictions.
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All this allows skaters to glide, hydroplane-like, on a thin, thin film of water in a channel they carve.
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Because I don't work regular 9-5 office hours, I can't easily carve out a regular sleep schedule for myself.
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So McConnell "insisted" (his word) that last week's budget deal create a carve-out to spare Berea from the tax.
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But they also understand that regulation in the context of advancing the public health is different, and they carve that out.
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I have a big slab of makeup wedge foam that you can carve prosthetics like wobbly tongues or fake teeth from.
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Previous attempts to carve out copycat versions of Dubai, the business and tourism hub in the UAE, have been a disappointment.
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That apprehension persuaded George W. Bush to give India's nuclear-weapons programme a carve-out from the usual counter-proliferation strictures.
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"That's why I'm really urging him to respond so we can carve out a way to make this better," she rationalized.
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"There are a lot of explicit carve-outs for waivers and given on a case-by-case basis," the official said.
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In "War Series #44, PFC Killed in Action, Germany, 1945, Age 18" (1992), the cutting serves to carve away anything extraneous.
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Russian officials have accused Washington of using tariffs and sanctions to try to carve out market share for its energy exports.
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Cue the flashbacks to his own shady past, which prompt him to freak out and carve a bird into the floor.
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As conservative opponents to LGBTQ rights have seen more losses, they have attempted to carve out some victories in their favor.
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"The uprising began as an Arab awakening and ended in a carve-up among non-Arab powers," says a Syrian analyst.
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It's a surefire way to trace a stencil onto a pumpkin and even softens up the pumpkin's skin for carve time.
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But carve some space for this into your day and build it into your routine or it will not get done.
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Her administration, she said, would look for ways to carve off student debt into smaller pieces, giving relief to people quickly.
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Mactaggart and others behind the law say they are confident they can defeat any carve-out attempts through the legislative process.
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Watching Netflix's growth, one gets the impression that the company is trying to carve out a space in every single genre.
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They want lawmakers to include acidizing in the bill but carve out an exception for the form used to clean wells.
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But the way it's played and how it feels is unique, letting Treyarch carve out its own space in the market.
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But those who use, and take, and kill to carve out the world, and make it theirs alone — we end them.
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Additionally, 48 percent will wear costumes (16 percent will dress their pets in costumes) and 46 percent will carve a pumpkin.
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IS tried to carve a "caliphate" out of the Middle East's failed states as a base and prepared for global expansion.
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As a Yugoslav army general he helped the Croatian Serbs carve out a short-lived secessionist enclave in Croatia in 1991.
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With Krypton and Lobo, seems that Syfy is hoping that it can carve out an interconnected television franchise of its own.
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His campaign, though fundamentally strong so far out from Iowa caucuses, has yet to carve out a clear base of support.
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So is the price hike worth it, after OnePlus worked so hard to carve out its place in the mid-range?
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You have to carve your own little niche out in the middle; you got to work for every drop of credibility.
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To be like Tom Brady, carve out time to celebrate and revel in your success, preferably with the ones you love.
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Eclipses are intensely emotional times that tend to be very exhausting, so make sure you carve out extra time to rest.
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The central bank said late on Monday that lenders would be allowed to carve up stressed loan accounts into two categories.
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Otherwise, you may have to carve your own egg out of a hunk of cheddar...and where's the fun in that?
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Laura Gassner Otting is the author of "Limitless: How to Ignore Everybody, Carve Your Own Path, and Live Your Best Life."
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As she continues to carve out her niche, the highway she's speeding down looks set to stretch far into the distance.
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But that's where Lenovo is hoping to swoop in a carve out some space with its new, simply named Smart Clock.
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You could put up some decorations, buy some sweets for trick-or-treaters, and maybe even carve a pumpkin or two.
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Media companies can carve out a niche with a particular perspective, but platforms have to be all things to all people.
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" DAVID KOTOK, CHAIRMAN & CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER, CUMBERLAND ADVISORS SARASOTA, FLORIDA "It is good news to see Canada and Mexico carve out.
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Dennis Ross (R-Fla.) said that he would formally rebuke the president for "blatantly circumventing Congress's intent" with the carve-outs.
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However, the Justice Department and some civil enforcement agencies have opposed the legislation in its current form, asking for carve-outs.
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Mr. Angyan's proposal called on the government to carve up its massive plots and lease them to small and midsize farmers.
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In addition to making jewelry, you can use the Foredom to carve wood, make sculptures, inlay wood, and work on guns.
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The department was equally criticized for appearing to carve out an exemption for Florida in what some called a political ploy.
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Former soldiers used to building dirt tracks by hand now used modern machinery to carve expressways linking the South to China.
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Carve-outs were duly created: butchers and ballet dancers were given special treatment and footballers were not required to speak English.
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And when the whole week is done, I try to carve a few turns on the ski slopes before heading home.
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Now, make sure to carve out some time for Kelefa Sanneh's look at Paul Simon's endless comeback in The New Yorker.
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The last step would be to carve the distinctive vertical lines on the towers' surface and epoxy the new stone in.
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But splitting up Avianca Brasil into smaller chunks could help those carriers carve up desirable airport slots and avoid antitrust troubles.
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SMITHFIELD, Virginia, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Smithfield Foods' slaughterhouse in Virginia used to carve up pork for American sandwiches and holiday dinners.
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But Clintonism 1.0, designed to carve out a middle ground, may prove obsolete in 2016, when the center might not hold.
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You can shift a greater part of the tax burden to those states, but you can't surgically carve out red districts.
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The "cubicle flat" is a tactic used by landlords, where they take a single apartment and carve out individual living spaces.
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Why should you carve out a quarter of an hour to apply for a new account and move over your money?
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The former secretary of State has sought to carve her own economic path and has vowed to advance Obama's fiscal policies.
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On May 2000, with Sanitation Salvage the subject of multiple investigations, legislators amended the bill to remove the Squitieri carve-out.
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Calls to carve-out certain agencies, such as the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), should be rejected out of hand.
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In a place like Manhattan, it's hard to carve out a space to make deliveries — even for products that consumers love.
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At the same time, there's a "New California" conservative movement that seeks to carve out rural counties into the 51st state.
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In addition, Rubio's developing bill would carve parental leave out of Social Security, breaking one promise to Americans to fund another.
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That country also has a long-disadvantaged Kurdish minority, which exploited the chaos to carve out its own de facto ministate.
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While the couple does carve out time for one another each day, their last vacation was their honeymoon eight years ago.
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Now, I carve brighter pockets out of this wasteland in an effort to recapture those feelings of community and self-expression.
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If 30 minutes per week sounds doable, they should carve it into their schedule and make it part of their routine.
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Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) has exploited Yemen's civil war to carve out a foothold in the impoverished country.
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That bid does not apply to Innogy parent RWE, which holds 76.8 percent of the group following an equity carve-out.
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He subsequently went into self-imposed exile but returned to the country in 2013, hoping to carve out a political career.
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Investment industry trade groups are working to gain support for carve-outs, arguing that most of these limited partners are passive.
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But again, this has never, in any capacity, actually been true—since the rules carve out massive loopholes for such services.
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Relationship issues will pop up early this evening, but so will an opportunity to carve out greater security in your life.
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"It's a carve out of a successful team that has momentum and that Pierre wants to double down on," Ehrbeck says.
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People carve out lives and survive among the ruins, and this sort of resiliency is integral to the Rust Belt ethos.
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Hinds wants to keep working and proving that it deserves to carve a space in an industry that marginalizes female voices.
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Throughout my life, I saw him excel at everything, from decorating wedding cakes to using a chainsaw to carve ice sculptures.
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"When one starts to carve out certain services as grants, as opposed to insurance funding, one undermines the insurance," he said.
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Most successful people carve out time in their morning to commit to things that make them feel relaxed, energized and motivated.
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They have different image carve in the coin follow by a different state name of the fifty that forms the USA.
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But it also illustrates Russia's opportunistic strategy to carve out logistical and political gains in Africa wherever and whenever it can.
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She has conservatory bona fides by way of Oberlin but left opera to carve an idiosyncratic, celebrated niche in folk music.
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So it can be easy to forget that men are also working to carve out their new place in the world.
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Robbie Harms: The biggest thing I've learned since I graduated in 2015 is to carve out some daily, uninterrupted me time.
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I make it a point to carve out time throughout the day for take walks (having a dog makes it easier).
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On Golf CHARLOTTE, N.C. — People craned their necks as if they were watching a racecar carve a fast curve in traffic.
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A YouTube spokeswoman, Charlotte Smith, confirmed that the platform has a carve-out for news publishers in its advertising transparency rules.
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Balanced scoring carried Portland early and enabled the Trail Blazers to carve a working margin bridging the first and second periods.
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The startup had the perfect match of experienced founders and eye-popping ambitions to carve a new path to home ownership.
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He taught himself to carve when he was a teenager because, growing up in Torre del Greco, that's what you do.
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And yet the rise of machine learning makes it more difficult for us to carve out a special place for us.
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The solar power industry is one of those looking for their special carve-out via the Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC).
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"You've got to do your own thing and carve your own path in the way you think is proper," Anderson said.
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Equally insidious, these same bills carve out an exception for doctors to keep performing nonconsensual, medically unnecessary surgeries on intersex infants.
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The technique involved using a beam of charged atoms to carve a sharp tip into the surface of the dust grain.
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Kang said Sorenstam had told her to carve out time for news media obligations but also to make time for herself.
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Any parent unable to carve out hours of the day to teach children themselves must hire tutors to do the work.
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Priced at a relatively low $30,000, the new vehicle was aiming to carve a niche in an increasingly saturated EV market.
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In places like Afghanistan, the Philippines, Libya, West Africa, and others it is trying to carve out and secure safe havens.
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"I think they absolutely have a lot of brand equity to carve out a new niche in that role," he continued.
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And the carve-out for government debt collectors, he held, is a narrow exemption that does not doom the entire law.
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Companies have more room to carve out market share at the moment instead of relying on lowering prices to stay ahead.
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On foreign policy, though, Buttigieg has tried to carve a niche similar to those of Sanders and Warren … at least, rhetorically.
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It has forced him to carve out an identity rooted in adjectives — streamlined, minimal, architectural — as opposed to place or theater.
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In Washington, many Republicans were equally frustrated with carve-outs created by the Obama administration, which GOP lawmakers said were illegal.
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Fall-into-winter: the time of year when we come together to light a candle, carve a bird, raise a glass.
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"Apex Legends" dared to challenge "Fortnite" at the height of the latter's dominance, and managed to carve out a massive space.
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In the weeks ahead, I'd encourage everyone to carve out some space in their lives and brains for non-Trump topics.
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Long abrasions are left where the artist used his fingers to carve out big pieces of clay from the woman's face.
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A carve-out from those rules would encourage banks to hold low-risk debt inventories and would improve debt market liquidity.
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Some bodies find a better home in this life than others; some bodies struggle to carve out their own safe spaces.
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The group that helps elect House Democrats immediately unleashed internet ads in 30 Republican-held districts railing against the carve-out.
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Though not as big as other Australian gin labels, Tasmanian gin makers are starting to carve out a name for themselves.
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When Obama's FCC passed its first round of network neutrality regulations in 2010, it included a carve-out for wireless services.
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The courts struck down the 2010 net neutrality rules for reasons that had little to do with the wireless carve-out.
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The miners gather up all these unconfirmed checks and carve them into stone tablets that then go into the public square.
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Hobos would carve or draw their road persona, or moniker, on stationary objects near railroad tracks, like water towers and bridges.
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But Macron has also started to carefully carve out a space for himself in opposition to the xenophobia of Le Pen.
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The new code allows the 1-foot-cubed tabletop machine—which uses a spinning bit to carve three-dimensional shapes with minute precision—to not only produce untraceable bodies of AR-15s but to carve out the aluminum frame of an M1911 handgun, the popular class of semiautomatic pistols that includes the Colt 45 and similar weapons.
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The loss of the parent banks' contribution to the listed entity's earnings would carve €470 million out of this year's net income.
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Countless studies speak to the multifaceted benefits of meditation, but it can be hard to carve 20 minutes out of your day.
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Tim Burton's Ed Wood is the obvious reference point, but The Disaster Artist is able to carve out its own unique niche.
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The deep network of industry insiders should help Mint House carve out a space of their own in the competitive hospitality world.
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DE) with its Swedish subsidiary Scania, and carve out a global business to better compete with industry leaders Daimler and Volvo (VOLVb.ST).
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Instead, the Justice Department essentially created a new carve-out – from that point forward, Congress could not compel disclosure of privileged information.
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Now, Amazon is looking to carve out its own slice of that lucrative business with its own growing portfolio of medical supplies.
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They cast and carve their intricate knife hilts by hand, incorporating embellishments like Swarovski gemstones bought at auction and vintage crucifix parts.
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The deal pipeline is looking strong, as Carlyle's €10bn carve-out of Akzo Nobel's chemicals division still to come to the market.
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CEO Sam Reed said that the company realized it was too focused on the carve-out from ConAgra in the previous quarter.
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The Constitution also doesn't carve out an exemption if you get something of value from a foreign state and then donate it.
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As the print head moves, an etching tool lowers and raises to carve lines in the sand that eventually form longer messages.
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In a society of increasing mass surveillance, Yu Hong's paintings carve out a space where we can still write some stories ourselves.
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I've seen my fellow inmates carve bars of soap into beautiful sculptures or draw portraits and then sell them to their neighbors.
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Air Berlin's creditors met on Thursday to discuss offers for Germany's second largest airline and agreed the carve-up, the sources said.
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An example of this stigmatization comes in one of the exceptions that prison systems carve out for opioid addiction medications: pregnant inmates.
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The boys were taking part in some sort of "initiation" ritual , in which they would carve their names on the cave wall.
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CrowdJustice, a startup founded in the UK, is trying to carve out a niche for itself in the world of legal battles.
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Bonus: It's great for friends and family, too, which is equally as important to carve out time for in a healthy relationship.
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Sul America will carve out its auto and property operations into a new company that will be acquired by Allianz, Folch said.
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Hoffman told The Verge that the increasingly collaborative nature of office work created an opportunity for Coda to carve out a niche.
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It's synonymous with her own struggle as a female director trying to carve out her place in a largely male-dominated industry.
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They have how-to videos ranging from how to thaw to how to carve and even how to deep-fry your bird.
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Upon closer examination, it is not surprising that Netflix would want to carve out a part of the Archie universe for itself.
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Titan will enjoy the classic privilege of industry connections as it tries to carve out a client base for a fresh product.
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Its use of local communities, or "instances" that are connected through federation, allowed users to carve out smaller, and hopefully safer, spaces.
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Still, Roche remains optimistic Tecentriq trials will carve out a place for the drug as an essential part of lung cancer treatment.
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Boko Haram is based in northern Nigeria and launches frequent cross-border raids in a bid to carve out an Islamic caliphate.
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Today, many prestige shows are running longer with each installment yet still struggle to carve out time for characters to simply be.
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It's time to carve a pink candle for romance, or perhaps create a vision board for an event you're eager to host.
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Chicken's on day three, so I carve up a few pieces to freeze and leave just enough in the fridge for tomorrow.
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It is also—indeed, most of the time—being able to carve out the space of what might be possible in nature.
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During an interview on The Diane Rehm Show weeks later, former Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano sought to carve out a distinction.
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But also obviously like I wrote about the woman who said that an Obama supporter had carved, what did she supposedly carve?
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Tax codes remain Byzantine and stuffed with carve-outs that shelter the income of the better-off, who tend to save more.
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Loopholes in the tax code like carve-outs, phase-ins, special rules, and exemptions have been the lifeblood of special-interest lobbyists.
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Then, with great gusto, he proceeded to carve the sign in half, filming the entire thing and later posting it to Facebook.
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But for his entourage, Saudi Arabia has no choice but to stop Iran from trying to carve out a new Persian empire.
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But when I left the WMMB, they called me up to carve cheese for them at trade shows and grocery store events.
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People were starting to flirt with the idea of love marriages, and the youth was determined to carve out their own future.
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The value of spinoffs and carve-outs at completion surged 81 percent to $176 billion last year, according to Goldman Sachs research.
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Politically, the official said, it may be easier to eliminate nearly all corporate deductions than to stage fights over specific carve outs.
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This documentary follows Nils—rap name Slin Craze—as he battles his linguistic demons to carve out the career of his dreams.
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One of many obstacles to such a carve-up is that some big cities, such as Aleppo and Homs, remain highly contested.
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A wholesale carve-out of non-performing assets is possible, as had occurred in the early 2265s, although unlikely to be imminent.
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They say you can't have your cake and eat it, but it's more than possible to have your avocado and carve it.
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"There is little integration with the rest of the business and it would be easy to carve it out," one source said.
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Even if the 2628 budget doesn't include Medicare for all in its entirety, progressives want it to carve out a path forward.
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His greatest fear is that Syria's Kurds might carve out their own state, from where they could inspire Kurdish separatists inside Turkey.
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That leaves room for all services to carve out their piece of the market, even if Zelle ends up in the lead.
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Pelosi sought to carve a clear distinction between the church on the whole and those members of the clergy who committed abuse.
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Trump admin language on e-cigarettes vs vaping further suggests potential carve-out in guidance on e-cigarette flavors for vape shops.
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Should a carve out of Sarpom fail, the asset would be wrapped back into the main deal, one of the sources said.
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Smugglers would carve grooves into discarded X-rays with recording lathes, and then cut them out so they could be played on
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Rick and Cindy, for example, are a couple who carve out shelter and fight addiction in the flood channels under Las Vegas.
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On Wednesday evening, Johnson sent a letter demanding that Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson explain the legal rationale for the carve-outs.
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Carve out the time to review your calendar every week and month will keep you organized and on top of your intentions.
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They're choosing them over blue states that are traditionally magnets for newcomers seeking to carve out a new life in the nation.
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A version of the bill included a special carve-out so that the Squitieris' dump — and their dump alone — wouldn't be affected.
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The hedge fund game is dominated by big players, and it can be tough for true innovators to carve out a niche.
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China, with its narrow-body C919, is not the only country trying to carve out space in the tightly controlled commercial market.
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"However, they need to focus on their offerings and what niche they can truly 'own' and carve out as a defensible strategy."
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These shadowy negotiations carve up Afghanistan and its resources into fiefdoms and alliances as various actors balance and bandwagon against one another.
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Mr. Duterte appears determined to carve out a more independent foreign policy than his reliably pro-American predecessor, Benigno S. Aquino III.
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Forty-four percent of firms are planning to carve out time for their workers to get to the ballot box on Nov.
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But top Trump officials suggested that the mandate either wouldn't be enforced at all or the administration will carve out large exemptions.
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You're in a social mood for much of this month, Leo, but make sure to carve out some solid downtime to rest.
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Unlike the stereotype of an artistic elite, privileged and educated, the Padua, Italy-born artist had to carve out his own lane.
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The hominins carried the tools with them to use in gathering food, perhaps using sharp-edged stones to carve meat from carcasses.
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The project is expected to cost nearly $260 billion and carve six runways across a swath of land as big as Manhattan.
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Even if they can't carve out time to meet, Colker says they talk frequently, and get together at least once a week.
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Monumental-sized puppets, props, dramatic lighting, and sound will carve out White's unique perspective, featuring individuals who helped shape the Monitor's history.
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Anyone can conceive of big ideas, but to carve them into being requires political leaders with the courage to protect important landscapes.
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Flying drones in the city could be considered reckless endangerment, and current laws may not carve out an exception for law enforcement.
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Once he has a full-time job again, he also hopes to carve out time to volunteer, maybe at a food bank.
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It's totally fine to carve out five to 10 minutes to eat a meal or a snack — it really doesn't take long.
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Her apartment is already cramped with two other roommates, so Earn, Darius and Tracy have to carve out space where they can.
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No Democratic candidate can carve a path to victory without Minnesota, and Trump officials are eager to put Democrats on defense there.
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There is a whole community of crew members, directors and producers who, like Hoopes, carve out a living working freelance in Utah.
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The repurposed parking spots are the latest effort to carve out more open space on New York City's crowded streets and sidewalks.
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The outbreak will carve between $25 million to $2200 million from the company's full year earnings, said CEO and president Christopher Nassetta.
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That said, by betting on human consultants, E-Trade may carve itself a lucrative niche for its services as the industry transforms.
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To be clear, these people take enormous pumpkins, carve out a space for themselves, and then use them like they were kayaks.
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Capybara's cartoonish puzzle game is all about slicing through combo lines of monsters as you carve your way to each level's exit.
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"I told him it was always going to be a struggle for her to carve her own political direction," Ms. Wright said.
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You can tell because every candidate on that stage has the categories and mental equipment to carve up a billionaire like Bloomberg.
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Despite opposition from Republicans, however, the Obama administration created a carve-out to ease movement following the completion of the nuclear deal.
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The Syrian group, known as the Y.P.G., has used the chaos of war to carve out de facto semiautonomous zones inside Syria.
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Most of all, carve out a place for journalism in your everyday life and use what you learn to make a difference.
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Congressional Republicans and business groups have urged him to scale them back or carve out some exceptions to avoid a trade war.
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"There are potential carve-outs for Canada and Mexico based on national security, and possibly other countries as well," Sanders had said.
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Citron and others have countered that revenge-porn laws can be drafted so that they carve out exceptions reflecting the public interest.
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Carve out some time for this five-part series tracking a season with a group of young men best described as survivors.
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As CNBC reported in spring 2017, the company strategized how it could carve out a slice of the multibillion-dollar pharmacy market.
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President Trump's voter fraud commission met for the first time Wednesday to carve out a path forward amid a firestorm of controversy.
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One of Turkey's chief concerns is that the Kurds will stay in Raqqa as they work to carve out their own territory.
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" He added it's "... always hard to carve under something like a car to make it look like it is standing on wheels.
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Three years ago, he barnstormed Missouri to oppose a Republican tax cut he had vetoed, arguing it would carve deeply into schools.
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But she has avoided the press and done nothing in public to carve out her own priorities or initiatives as first lady.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said the plan could include carve-outs for Mexico and Canada, two key U.S. trade partners.
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This is a time to carve out space in your social circle and creative life takes your pleasure and your happiness seriously.
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For many years, Israel and Jewish groups have lobbied Germany to carve out an exception for items looted in the Nazi era.
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Our turns had to be fast and tight, near the trees, because it wasn't safe to carve more widely into the open.
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While opponents push for additional carve outs and more time to comply, supporters are asking the agency to take a tougher approach.
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In a series of secret treaties, they agreed in the event of victory to carve up the empires of their defeated enemies.
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Or you did, but you feel weird about telling your boss and family you need to carve out time to see them.
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By late '2000 Byrne was already attempting to carve out an F23 career, albeit at the back-of-the-grid Theodore squad.
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We've covered artists who carve portraits into the tips of pencils, toothbrushes, and all kinds of other materials available in everyday life.
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But platforms can't wash their hands entirely — federal criminal laws apply, and there are carve-outs for arenas such as intellectual property.
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"All of this can be uncomfortable and exhausting, so carve out dedicated time to do the things that you enjoy," Godwin says.
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But the idea that congressional Republicans are just trying to protect low-income students — their rationalization for the carve-out — is ridiculous.
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"I think we're really going to carve it out in a way that really makes sense to us and our families," he said.
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I watched a woman carve three jumbo scoops of ice cream out of various tubs and plunk them into the plastic serving boat.
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To help make its demands for "un-templated" apps more palatable, Apple rewrote the guidelines to carve out exceptions and clarify things further.
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Carve out a little time to write a wish list or even make a vision board if you prefer the power of pictures.
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To be fair, if they can carve a fully legible message into a corgi's hair then there surely isn't much they can't do.
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A plan to carve out its car and truck units might help lift its valuation if that eventually led to a separate listing.
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The boys were reportedly taking part in some sort of "initiation" ritual, in which they would carve their names on the cave wall.
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I don't think there's enough flexibility in the USDA budget to be able to carve up and be able to identify $15 billion.
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AT&T has joined the fight in the streaming wars, vying to carve out a digital swath with its planned HBO Max service.
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Set your fears aside and try to see if you can carve out the sneaky switches that were made to the tricky pics!
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After a successful early career running a music festival and leading an ensemble, he wanted to carve out time to actually write music.
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The story follows a family who ventured through the gates and onto a new world to carve out a new life for themselves.
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And I'd like to thank the beachgoer who took the time to carve this enormous penis into the beautiful sand on Brač Island.
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The company is already operating out of a 9,000-square-foot warehouse and plans to carve out 2,000 square feet for its tests.
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How not to immortalize your love: Carve you and your partner's names into an ancient red rock wall then post it on Instagram.
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