The Sears catalog, unlike the earlier Montgomery Ward catalog, also offered credit.
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And increasingly, anything not available in a local store could be obtained by a mail-order catalog — the Montgomery Ward catalog was first issued in 19403, the Sears catalog in 1894.
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Though the catalog had a brief renaissance in 2015, JCPenney's catalog ultimately succumbed fully to the digital age.
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The military also had two lists: a public catalog of object positions, and a more accurate internal catalog.
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Hamilton Davison is President & Executive Director of the American Catalog Mailers Association, a Washington-based catalog industry advocacy group.
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In 5003, Jackson merged the catalog with Sony's, reportedly netting $115 million for giving up half ownership of the catalog.
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Hivy lets you build a catalog of devices so your employees can simply pick what they want from this catalog.
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Hamilton Davison is president and executive director of the American Catalog Mailers Association, a Washington-based advocacy organization for catalog merchants.
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I think it's because they've always been a catalog company and catalog companies understand things like new lists, wider funnel, [and] targeting.
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Molly Erdman created the parody blog Catalog Living and wrote the book "Catalog Living at Its Most Absurd" (Plume, 2012) because she was baffled by catalog pictures that suggested readers do things like, say, adorn a mantel with little woodland creatures.
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It turned out that thoughtful advertisers love books and Thought Catalog Books has become a critical tool for the Thought Catalog sales team.
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Watch this first to understand the key to the earthquake catalog movies that follow: Key to Earthquake Catalog Movies from seismicsoundlab on Vimeo.
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Goodison's dedication is emphasized by the fact that many objects are labelled with numbers that indicate a catalog system of sorts, although no catalog survives.
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Before joining the company he worked in various financial roles at firms including venture capital-backed start-up Zoots and catalog retailer Specialty Catalog Corporation.
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The lobby features a card-catalog-type mailbox, which resembles the menu-stuffed card catalog AvroKO installed in Public, the NoLIta restaurant the firm designed.
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The e-commerce juggernaut released its own printed toy catalog and mailed them out customers as a clear attempt to replace Toys 'R' Us' yearly catalog.
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The catalog industry may be seeing a resurgence due to new, smaller entrants, but many big, more traditional catalog retailers still see the value in catalogs, for now.
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Ikea previously released a Catalog app with a similar 3D visualization tool, but the UI was tiny and it required the physical paper catalog for it to work properly.
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All catalog prices are current as of December 2017, except for the boxers sold by Access Securepak through Okeechobee Correctional Institution, Florida; they were sold in a June 2017 catalog.
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Hulu offers a staggering catalog of complete series as well as currently airing shows from every major broadcast network, not to mention its vast catalog of original series and movies.
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Which is why a recent report that the brand will no longer be producing swimwear or its print catalog is a huge blow to fellow Angel-aspirants and catalog enthusiasts everywhere.
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" Jobs cribbed from the Whole Earth Catalog: "Stay hungry.
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LONDON — It was a precursor of the Ikea catalog.
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Global CMT Catalog 1993 - 2013 from seismicsoundlab on Vimeo.
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Disney, with its now enormous catalog of content (a catalog far more extensive and potentially more lucrative than Netflix's), has already spread subscriptions across three different services, Hulu, ESPN, and soon Disney+.
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Short of that, there are more sophisticated statistical tests that one could do, but in the end, the catalog is the catalog, and clever statistics are not going to overcome that limitation.
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In ads for the show, the young cast looked as fresh and wholesome and white as a J.Crew catalog, probably because they also all appeared in the pages of a J.Crew catalog.
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In 753, Bruce Resnikoff, the head of UMG's catalog division, told Billboard that "the catalog business is having its biggest expansion since the CD." A report by BuzzAngle, which analyzes online music consumption, found that about half the music streamed on demand in the United States last year was "deep catalog," songs three or more years old.
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You can have a look through the current catalog here.
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He looks like he stepped out of an REI catalog.
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Making Nintendo's back catalog accessible through a subscription feels right.
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Everyone's pulling from the same giant catalog of songs, here.
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You can read the original version here on Thought Catalog.
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Disney isn't just relying on its catalog of older films.
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"Downloading a catalog does not identify any user," it writes.
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And globally, she said Netflix's catalog is in the thousands.
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Every July, Ikea reveals its annual catalog to much fanfare.
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Will Sony Music's entire catalog be available, or only portions?
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It's as if their catalog dies there for most people.
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Every day, MUBI adds a new movie to its catalog.
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You guys own a catalog of a bunch of stuff.
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"This is the biggest earthquake catalog ever," Denolle told CNN.
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One could catalog dozens of groups with differing existential problems.
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GrokStyle's tech in action grabbing an image from a catalog.
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Every song in his catalog is a testimony to that.
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This will save you from surfing through the emoji catalog.
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From this playful exploration, a catalog of fanciful designs emerged.
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Then he offers the catalog up for analysis and advice.
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The data catalog, which is publicly available, is incredibly impressive.
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Athleta came from online and catalog and is going physical.
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Amazon is home to a catalog of millions of products.
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HBO Max will include an extensive catalog of Warner Bros.
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An interview with the Sachses in the catalog is revealing.
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There's something next level about an artist owning their catalog.
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The whole catalog can be viewed as a learning process.
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He also oversaw the development of an online library catalog.
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And it's why the Sears catalog was just so radical.
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You could buy all sorts of things with the catalog.
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Al D'Amato tore up the catalog on the Senate floor.
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On it, they loudly sang selections from Ms. Carey's catalog.
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First of all, our back catalog is not super valuable.
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Literally. I always say it's the catalog of humanity's intentions.
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Data is useless unless somebody can parse and catalog it.
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This was not what the catalog had promised at all.
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The rest of the time, we shopped through the catalog.
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" Ms. Boom considers the catalog her "manifesto for the book.
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Going to Apple iTunes to download an artist's back catalog.
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The artist Joan Lyons, his wife, would design the catalog.
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At the convention, two women debated the John Carpenter catalog.
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The thing that kicked in was, listen, popularity of catalog.
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There was an extensive catalog, but nothing seemed to happen.
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It's hard to pick an entry point into Punch's catalog.
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Card for John Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath, from The Card Catalog: Books, Cards, and Literary Treasures by the Library of Congress, published by Chronicle Books 2017 The Card Catalog is available through Amazon.
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In the early 13s, a business school professor named Paul Nutt set out to catalog real-world decisions the way a botanist might catalog the various types of vegetation growing in a rain forest.
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The Card Catalog makes a persuasive case that cataloging knowledge is fundamental to the acquisition and spread of knowledge, and that a working library catalog is, in some ways, a basic necessity of civilization.
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Scientists in Japan will soon add to chemistry's most fundamental catalog.
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"Although sales dropped a bit, the catalog grew larger," he says.
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And a big chunk of the rest of CBS' back catalog.
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The service arrived with a smaller catalog around 2 million tracks.
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There used to be a weekly catalog of them, in fact.
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And our catalog of apps grew 20 percent to 2.2 million.
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There's no additional back catalog of movies or TV shows, however.
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For a view of the full auction catalog online, visit ragoarts.com.
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You have so much to draw from in your back catalog.
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Despite her high profile and longevity, her catalog is relatively trim.
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"It's called back catalog," RBC technology analyst Mark Mahaney told CNBC.
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It's a catalog of what we've been into over the years.
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"It has a catalog value of $1.6 million dollars," Trepel says.
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But these, too, were subject to muting as its catalog evolved.
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Different music streaming services have varying costs, platforms and catalog sizes.
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So much of Nintendo's catalog is built around playing with friends.
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We've updated our catalog and expect to do so each week.
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The full catalog is here, but below are a few highlights.
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It seriously looks like an Urban Outfitters catalog up in here.
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Landscapes, portraits, and objects that might be found in a catalog.
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But not everything in Netflix's catalog is actually available to download.
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Instagram is embracing its true identity as a mail-order catalog.
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We talk endlessly about the catalog and the legacy of Cursive.
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The Modern Homes catalog featured different styles and levels of quality.
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Religious items: Like hobby craft, there is a separate religious catalog.
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" Says Ross, "Your place looks like page 72 of the catalog.
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The phones light up with catalog requests every time it airs.
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Here's the catalog for you to pester your parents with later.
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Prince's catalog is officially coming to streaming services Sunday, Warner Bros.
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Continuing to rummage through Avantgarde's catalog, we can't not mention Mesarthim.
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Viveport, HTC's VR experience catalog, will also have some discounted titles.
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The approved submissions also appear in the University's Open Data catalog.
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Ideally, they'll get a launch catalog that makes this worth it.
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Walmart has three iPhone apps and an open product catalog API.
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Biblical allusions and after-church oddities are strewn across his catalog.
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"I don't have a catalog of all the texts," Johnson said.
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On Sunday, Apple took action, removing the full Infowars podcast catalog.
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Is seeing your catalog laid out like that kind of surreal?
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The phone is rightfully in the "Accessories" category of the catalog.
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First, he did catalog modeling and commercials for Subway and Gatorade.
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Enjoy new additions to the Xbox Game Pass catalog every month
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It's also part of the department store chain's traditional holiday catalog.
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Her catalog had previously only been available on Apple's music service.
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In 1907, Korbinian Brodmann published a catalog of 1803 brain regions.
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I did whatever I needed to do: catalog stuff, file, whatever.
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"indigenous" population a superior catalog of rights and claim to belongings.
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The Chess catalog is now owned by the Universal Music Group.
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HBO Max will have a back catalog of old Warner Bros.
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The singer pulled her entire catalog from Spotify in November 2014.
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And it's far from alone in sucking amid the Sonic catalog.
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Finally, Google is launching a metadata management service called Data Catalog.
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He played with his catalog, reinterpreting lyrics as he saw fit.
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That was considered an unheard-of sum for one artist's catalog.
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Try looking through the "For Small Pets, Birds, Fish & More" catalog.
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For many Canadians, catalog shopping was as much culture as commerce.
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Its fall 2018 catalog lists an untitled book by Mr. O'Reilly.
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This is the kind of film they want in their catalog.
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But a question remains as to how deep "deep catalog" extends.
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Vast catalog, free access (with ads), immediacy: what could go wrong?
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His is a large, sprawling catalog, almost frustrating in its consistency.
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Over time, the catalog grew to over 18 million index cards.
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At the time Muji took "appropriate measures" and destroyed the catalog.
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In 1985, Montgomery Ward discontinued its catalog because of persistent losses.
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Considering its potential catalog, PBS is lagging in terms of streaming.
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She also gave an interview that is published in the catalog.
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"He knew my back catalog better than I did," she said.
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The show doesn't address this directly, but its excellent catalog does.
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"The people in the catalog had no such hurts," he writes.
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To estimate the panel widths, they consulted an 1890 trade catalog.
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An accompanying catalog of the same title is available from artbook.com.
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How would such a relentless catalog of inhumane policy be photographed?
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I got featured on CNBC, then Thought Catalog, then Business Insider.
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Many of the colors and materials come from the automaker's catalog.
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Florida's holiday exemption applies to online, mail-order and catalog purchases.
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In all, there are 219 new planet candidates in the catalog.
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We want our trees looking like an L. L. Bean catalog.
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The catalog is also surprisingly dense with content and background information.
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The documents amount to a detailed, highly technical catalog of tools.
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The Nitro Games catalog will be removed as of October 15th.
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La Redoute's catalog hired her to produce a limited-edition collection.
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By election night, the catalog of Mr. Trump's insults was thick.
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It listed zines, just a quirky catalog that reviewed fringe zines.
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Go enjoy a macchiato while you ponder the band's back catalog.
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"Saudade" marks another strong entry in the producer's quickly growing catalog.
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Queen's "We Are the Champions" is part of the BMI catalog.
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More significantly, Manson leaves his "exclusive music catalog" to the guy.
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According to NBC News, Getty included that requirement in its catalog.
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The 400-page catalog covers a large swath of unusual items.
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Case in point: Delia's (stylized on its catalog cover as dELiA*s.) More than once, the internet has mourned the loss of the teen girl clothing store with the erratically capitalized name and its incredible catalog.
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I was at a San Francisco music tech conference once talking to a guy from Warner/Atlantic, and he said that they use Discogs to look at their back catalog instead of their own internal catalog.
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You've got the Sony Pictures catalog and the Paramount catalog are both just sort of dangling out there for anybody who might want to buy them, because both of those companies are kind of financially struggling.
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Microsoft is winding down new additions to its Xbox backward compatibility catalog.
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And the items in the company's forthcoming 2017 catalog are no exception.
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This year, the fancy catalog also includes a $630,000 trip to Asia.
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I looked it up in the catalog and read my colleague's description.
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The site also lets you search through the complete Apple Music catalog.
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Unfortunately, in Amazon's case, it's a limited selection of its larger catalog.
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The most intriguing leak came in the form of an Argos catalog.
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For a complete overview, download the MFA in Visual Arts Program catalog.
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Actually, 2015 was the first year that catalog outsold all new releases.
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Catalog) and Michael Hart (inventor of the e-book), and infuriatingly principled
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Those original shows will supplement Vudu's already extensive digital catalog of films.
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Their mission was to build the largest catalog of jobs in Nigeria.
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It also is launching a new digital toy catalog on Nov. 1.
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It's like the 212 equivalent of flipping through a dELiA*s catalog.
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Klay Thompson's photo quickly fell victim to some free-catalog-style ribbing. .
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And I think the Coup's back catalog will appeal to them too.
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Amazon's 2018 summer catalog features new serveware collections created by popular designers.
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A smaller catalog also filters out "filler no one watches," he said.
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Although Nintendo's family friendly game catalog should work in the company's favor.
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The company publishes a catalog several times a year with detailed advice.
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Pandora is also handling its catalog differently than the other streaming services.
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Fanatical is also offering discounts on the entire Resident Evil back catalog.
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We ingest the catalog and get to very high accuracy very quickly.
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The Service Catalog is available as a technical preview for this release.
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I love the one on the [Victoria's Secret] catalog cover for example.
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The series' entire back catalog has already moved from Crackle to Netflix.
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I've combed through the catalog and pulled some of my favorites below.
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This is why the catalog published by the gallery is so useful.
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But it was still a paper catalog, destined to become junk mail.
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To date, the catalog includes models from Argentina, Peru, Panama and Colombia.
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However, gracing the computer science course catalog was AP Computer Science. Period.
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As you can tell from the MUNCHIES recipe catalog, we love ceviche.
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Design looks like something out of a Sears catalog in the 50s.
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The back catalog will include popular series like Victoria and Love Island.
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Some of the deals in the catalog will also be available online.
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She also did not reveal anything about pricing or the service's catalog.
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It's already on sale in the current Pottery Barn catalog for $21,2099.
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It's a mix of teen drama and a catalog of sincere fears.
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Some properties in the 250-lot catalog sold ahead of the auction.
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I'd argue that it's still probably the most overlooked in Xzibit's catalog.
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McAuliffe's election department has stonewalled efforts to catalog non-citizen voting there.
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It is recounted in this outstanding exhibition (and catalog) in unprecedented detail.
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The catalog explains how Halpert badgered other dealers to collaborate with her.
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So, here's an attempt to catalog all of what he did. 1.
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And it captures the same cathartic, modern Guthrieisms of his back catalog.
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The book itself looks less like a cookbook than an exhibition catalog.
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Like most of Usher's extensive catalog, "Hard II Love" concentrates on romance.
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The exhibition and its catalog contained recipes, including one for bear paw.
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Ikea published its first furniture catalog in 1951 to reach more customers.
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This 1969 catalog featured a Rofe easy chair and Pop 68 table.
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This idea rested in the pages of an old Hammacher Schlemmer catalog.
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Much of this material is presented in the show's catalog by historians.
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NEWARK "Spring Sutras," installation using recycled library catalog cards by Karen Guancione.
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The menu — from entree to dessert — reads like a catalog of affirmations.
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Speaking of Sunday, let's first catalog the President's tweets since Sunday morning.
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He licenses the use of the Sundance name to the catalog business.
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Her catalog had previously only been available on Apple Inc's Music service.
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The attention wasn't just because the group was giving its catalog away.
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Its only transgressive act was mentioning style in a Lands' End catalog.
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And now, he is adding another to that impressive catalog with Instigator.
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White Denim's Steve Terebecki has two clear favorites in his band's catalog.
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Kamprad published IKEA's first home catalog and started designing furniture in 1951.
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It sounded really good in the catalog, but it's really old, right?
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In Perth, he owns one of the last remaining Sears catalog shops.
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In early 1969, after Stax lost its back catalog when Warner Bros.
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Much to my shock, the word catalog shrank more than 50 percent!
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I just take from my personally ingested catalog of imagery and experiences.
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Rosin, who also helps catalog valentines at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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Our technology writers are trying to catalog the currents shaping the internet.
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In the exhibition's catalog essay, curator Calvin Winner locates other biographical sources.
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A catalog boom could theoretically push labels to digitize more archival recordings.
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According to UMG documents, AVI's entire catalog of 20193,866 tapes was destroyed.
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Its recommendation system created a vast video catalog of children for them.
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The result was a catalog of videos that experts say sexualizes children.
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So what about No. 1, the first fish in the museum catalog?
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Accompanying it is a catalog of 1,631 objects missing from the museums.
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With the help of student interns, an online catalog is being created.
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It identifies an emotion by finding the closest match in the catalog.
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Best to catalog these tales before they're as extinct as the Quaalude.
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Mr. Weinberg's early life was a catalog of petty, sometimes bizarre, crime.
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Today's world is a networked one: Cellphone companies catalog our every movement.
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He searches the card catalog and returns with a stack of pictures.
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"I told him, 'You've got to learn your grandpa's catalog,'" she says.
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But that's just one movie of more than 2,000 in Fox's catalog.
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The intent is to deliver a curated catalog filled with "premium" games.
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And yet no one can answer Percy's questions: Who sent the catalog?
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Some specific gem of an episode buried deep in the back catalog?
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Its alternately coy and candid catalog copy would likely raise eyebrows today.
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And that dopey Wellness file became a catalog of the ferociously unwell.
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Front Burner Add the term "kubeh" to your international catalog of dumplings.
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A researcher by instinct, Ms. Walker shares reference images in the catalog.
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She finds what she's looking for — the catalog for the Börse prize.
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The catalog from Mr. Hirst's Venice exhibition offered more than 1,500 sculptures.
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These would-be customers would receive the Sears catalog in the mail.
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Users can browse the museum's catalog or view specially curated virtual exhibitions.
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These include a Product Council, Business Council, Trademark Council, and Catalog Council.
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"Song of the Lion" is Anne Hillerman's third addition to the catalog.
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In the last year, I really dove into its catalog of games.
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"We weren't interested in the toy section of the catalog," she said.
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The catalog from which people ordered was made using a copy machine.
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I got that microplane from the Williams-Sonoma catalog, by the way.
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In hindsight, it's a pretty seminal record to have in your catalog.
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The initial price quoted to sellers was $1,000 per unique catalog item.
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Amazon mailed out a thick toy catalog, a first for the company.
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As for that 1908 Sears, Roebuck catalog, it includes information on weapons.
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With references to his own back catalog, and the tropes of couture.
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You used to be able to order them straight from the catalog.
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Otherwise, A Bug's Life is but a quirky footnote in Pixar's catalog.
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Records catalog something you began to appreciate more as you got older?
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It doesn't look like Tidal's entire catalog will be initially available in Master quality recordings, but the streaming service says a number of labels and artists including Warner Music Group's entire catalog is now available in Master quality.
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While it has access to the same 40 million-plus song catalog as Apple Music and Spotify, it is curating the catalog to get rid of karaoke, tributes, and duplicate tracks, which it says will help to improve search.
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The Catalog approach also means it is harder for data to be misread.
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In 2003, he sold the rights to his publishing catalog to pay debts.
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Littlewoods and Very have developed AR apps that act like a personalized catalog.
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NASA's software catalog includes software products for a wide range of technical applications.
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Take a look at some of the things on the Razer Silver Catalog.
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Less than one percent of the catalog has been censored, another person said.
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Instead, it might require a comparative approach; the most advanced catalog ever created.
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The biggest selling point of Google Podcasts is the size of its catalog.
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Additionally, JAY-Z's own music catalog is estimated to be worth $75 million.
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CatalogYouTube Music's distinct advantage compared to all other streaming services is its catalog.
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In the 1990s, David Bowie securitized himself, turning his songwriting catalog into bonds.
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The company has shifted its focus to aggressively scale regional catalog, Jain said.
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Her new album, Bought To Rot, is another new adventure in her catalog.
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Gaia will eventually map the motions of all the stars in its catalog.
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"Creepiest" is just one way of sorting IEEE's catalog of nearly 200 robots.
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It's also the only place to find the entire 30 for 30 catalog.
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But, you know, I wouldn't consider John Denver's whole catalog to be that.
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Jackson snapped up the Beatles song catalog and ultimately made millions off it.
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Then came her big break in 2014: She booked Nordstrom's Anniversary Sale catalog.
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Plans for a toy catalog in time for the holidays echo newspaper circulars.
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VR at least has a reasonably large catalog of games and video apps.
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Facebook will also launch a new feature called "Product Catalog" for WhatsApp Business.
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"That enables them to navigate the course catalog much more easily," he said.
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Primarily, Felländer works in photography: each piece is a catalog of captured light.
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Tidal's entire music catalog (including music videos and podcasts) is available on Plex.
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Elton John's legendary catalog of music is in good hands with Taron Egerton.
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This year, it mailed out to consumers its first printed holiday toy catalog.
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This year's edition of the iconic Christmas Book 2016 catalog is no exception.
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Behold, some of our greatest warm weather hits from the Happy Hour catalog.
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Because it's my whole thinking, it's a catalog of my points of view.
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For many kids, its "Big Book" toy catalog was a staple of fall.
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I look for musicians from bands who are familiar with The Beatles catalog.
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I know I said I didn't want to check out his catalog earlier.
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Looking at Slayer's entire catalog, they've been extremely consistent in so many ways.
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There is no centralized catalog of U.S. list prices or rebates for medicines.
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"Netflix invests around €300 million every year for the French catalog," Blanc said.
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All formats of 3-D the Catalog will be released on May 26.
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The latter is the first approximately Earth-sized world in the TESS catalog.
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Swift's catalog is reportedly worth over $300 million, according to the Financial Times.
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The show will feature songs from Jackson's extensive catalog of hits, it said.
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Goodlatte's plan creates true parity between online, catalog, and brick-and-mortar stores.
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Check out some of the posters from The Subjective Catalog of Columns below.
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But this influence stretches throughout Pierce's catalog in ways both textual and musical.
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It supports games, but it isn't Cardboard-compliant, cutting the potential catalog drastically.
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The scandal fueled one of the most genuinely stunning pieces of his catalog.
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The software works by using neural networks to analyze a catalog of melodies.
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The released catalog was something different, but the unreleased stuff was very deep.
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When I searched the catalog for my own name, I didn't find Dami.
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This show and its catalog delineate her full participation and reinstate her name.
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It is a corporate wish list and a catalog of House Republicans' fantasies.
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Despite today's anger, though, there's little sign that Oculus' current catalog will suffer.
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Getting through the Siouxsie and the Banshees catalog can be a daunting task.
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In turn, sellers hawk their catalog to friends and family as they please.
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As the service continues to build its catalog, our list will change, too.
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TESS launched last year and is expected to catalog more than 1,500 exoplanets.
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That included Watson Studio, Watson Knowledge Catalog, Watson Data Kits and Watson Assistant.
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The social media site is turning into the modern version of the catalog.
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Even online and catalog sales, a sector that usually posts strong gains, slipped.
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NEW BRUNSWICK "Spring Sutras," Karen Guancione's installation created from recycled library catalog cards.
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NEW BRUNSWICK "Spring Sutras," installation created from library catalog cards by Karen Guancione.
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NEW BRUNSWICK"Spring Sutras," installation created from library catalog cards by Karen Guancione.
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One day he noticed a catalog came in the mail in a tube.
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You can also search for, then add, other songs from across Spotify's catalog.
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Netflix's US catalog has shrunk by almost 32% in the last two years.
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In most cases, this appeared to be the complete back catalog, in fact.
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At Instacart, Shmukler led the product management, design, marketing and catalog management teams.
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LACA opened its doors in 2013 to catalog artistic activity in Los Angeles.
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A catalog with an essay by fellow painter Matthew Girson accompanies the show.
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IMVU has over 20 million assets of 3-D parts in its catalog.
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For some context, this song feels more in line with Wilco's earlier catalog.
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Michael Jackson bought the entire Beatles recording catalog for $85033 million in 1985.
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"It was advertising for the Chippendale firm," Ms. Speelberg said about the catalog.
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Every show includes one song from each produced work in the Sondheim catalog.
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The mailbag is a catalog of everyday atrocities: cutting, eating disorders, sexual abuse.
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Mr. Vickers and the other catalog shop owners will soon lose that income.
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Now, a new study out of Australia is trying to catalog the damage.
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And yet Ms. Dessay felt she wasn't done with her new collaborator's catalog.
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Sears would carve up the catalog landscape with a local rival, Montgomery Ward.
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Dijah SB has a catalog of records exploring themes like love and ambition.
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Janet did not disappoint ... singing a number of her hits from her catalog.
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Ben Gibbard: I've often felt like our back catalog is our worst enemy.
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I'm currently slavering over the catalog for the Dior exhibition at the Louvre.
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"The movie may offer an incriminatory catalog of organizational failure," Ms. Dargis wrote.
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Catalog material by top stars sometimes suffered the same fate as obscure recordings.
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Hauser & Wirth created a lavish 450-page hardback catalog to accompany its booth.
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She had a growing catalog of innovative, powerful songs, but no recording deal.
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Now she has compiled an equally vibrant catalog of portraits devoted to boys.
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It reads like a long catalog of victimhood, sparing none of its characters.
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His catalog was slim but influential, and beyond that he was a cipher.
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Their expansive online catalog provides a cushion, offering nearly 1,000 items for sale.
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I sent away for a catalog and found a class on public speaking.
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Quill sold office supplies to North Dakota customers by catalog and by phone.
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No subsequent sales seems to have occurred, despite the catalog listing in 1987.
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The catalog of seized jewelry included 567 handbags, 2,200 rings and 14 tiaras.
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It had taken her three weeks to clear, catalog and stage the house.
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The catalog of inaccurate claims ranges from the weighty to the head-scratching.
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A week later, her label removed her entire catalog from the streaming service.
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There is no category for music that uses the catalog of an artist.
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New Horizons scientists got an early look at the catalog in late April.
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On the other hand, the catalog of professed sleep solutions is quite lengthy.
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But today's Twitter thread is a reminder that Disney's back catalog goes deep.
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And record labels have responded in kind with a flourishing catalog of albums.
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Dive in with us as we make sense of Dyson's topsy-turvy catalog.
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Today, their catalog appears to be in danger of being forgotten by consumers.
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Spotify Free on Sonos lets you shuffle playback of the entire Spotify catalog.
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At the time, the teen retailer included just 25 stores and one catalog.
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But don't expect the Christmas catalog to get an overhaul any time soon.
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Did the museum simply not bother to check when preparing its lavish catalog?
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Now they have confirmed more than 21,299, according to the Open Exoplanet Catalog.
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Instead, Phillips has produced a separate section of the catalog detailing its history.
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Like any ambitious project that tries to catalog knowledge, Pharos will be continuing.
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"I usually put them on and model them for our catalog," she says.
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A Puerto Rican design firm, Tiguere Corporation, has designed the biennial's compact catalog.
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The report is academic research, not a Sears catalog for the cyberpunk dystopia.
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Do you sell them in the back of this catalog for $5.99 each?
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How does this album make the list over the rest of their catalog?
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Avoid creating profit-and-loss statements that catalog gifts given versus those received.
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The van Hemessen, I just saw it in a catalog in the '80s.
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That's why the Markovic catalog has always driven your faithful marginal differentiator crazy.
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But while he knew that song, he never dove into Buckley's limited catalog.
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I do less and less now that I have more of a catalog.
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Paid users get full access to Spotify's entire catalog, on-demand, without ads.
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"Maybach Music 2" isn't a pivotal song in Lil Wayne's catalog, per se.
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Prince, who maintained tight control of his catalog, withdrew almost all of his music from streaming services last year, but kept his catalog on Tidal, the service bought by Jay Z early in 19943 and presented as an artist-friendly platform.
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At the Silver level, partners will get support in their region, while Gold-level members get access to the Samsung Solutions Catalog, as well as the ability to be included in the internal catalog used by Samsung sales teams globally.
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So imagine our joy when Target recently released its 80-page 2017 gift catalog.
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It's sort of designed to blend perfectly into a really generic West Elm catalog.
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And given the enduring popularity of his catalog, that's not out of the question.
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The company's catalog features season-less, versatile clothing that can be worn several ways.
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If you cannot see the exhibition, do yourself a favor and buy the catalog.
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Whittling his vast catalog down to just 10 essential songs is no easy task.
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NickSplat only makes sense if you want a big back catalog of classic Nickelodeon.
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Its one truly enticing offering is access to a small catalog of NES games.
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This is precisely what the new Open Cloud Services catalog is designed to resolve.
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But it's launching with only around 50 titles, a fraction of the Rift's catalog.
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Windows XP users will have to manually download the update from Microsoft's update catalog.
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A more widely available catalog could do a lot to raise awareness of both.
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The company has been aggressively securing rights for content to beef up its catalog.
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Sound quality has diminished, with parts of Spotify's catalog allegedly built on suspect recordings.
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In 2002, DreamWorks SKG entered into a $1 billion deal involving its film catalog.
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So back away from the Spanx catalog, and pick up something from La Perla.
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That includes Jay-Z's catalog, as well as that of his megastar wife, Beyonce.
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Luckily, my look was "commercial," meaning I could make good money doing catalog work.
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Private equity now owns Taylor Swift's back catalog — and she isn't happy about it.
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And of course, the catalog included Jeremy Clarkson's new motoring show The Grand Tour.
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In comparison to the rest of Aaliyah's catalog, the song has been mostly forgotten.
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Otherwise, they'd have to pay for items beyond the free catalog, à la carte.
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A catalog photo of a wooden table is splattered with a forrest of green.
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They've since updated their catalog with various other European art history/basketball hybrid concepts.
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So far, voice control appears limited to finding music inside inside Spotify's vast catalog.
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Third, we must support countries in their efforts to catalog and safeguard endangered treasures.
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You don't need to squeeze your catalog into Square's e-commerce website creation tool.
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Want to catalog your sleeping patterns or track the movements of your favorite pet?
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" Kotaku: "World of Light feels like a forced march through a Nintendo product catalog.
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If you find yourself digging Flywrench, consider exploring the rest of Messen's extensive catalog.
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Amazon Music Unlimited, by contrast, has a catalog of more than 50 million songs.
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One could spend years unpacking the riches in the trove that is her catalog.
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Appalled, the Israel Association of United Architects canceled the exhibition and withdrew the catalog.
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Because of this catalog, it affords us the ability to do whatever we want.
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A casual browsing though an old catalog could be enough to do the trick.
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The process started, of course, as only a Sears purchase could: With a catalog.
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Originally, he published a small-run catalog through which subscribers could order his inventory.
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The company teased its August 2015 catalog on social media, with the hashtag #deliasforever.
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The catalog includes "the largest digital selection of best sellers," and several exclusive titles.
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The researchers also believe it to be the most detailed catalog of exoplanet candidates.
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Target recently released their fall 2016 catalog and (no surprise here) we want everything.
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In 603, he raised $260 million by promising investors income from his back catalog.
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The most obvious component would be access to Nintendo's incomparable back catalog of games.
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"What is happening on the ground is camouflage," writes Gharem in the exhibition catalog.
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As with every record he's made, it feels like an outlier in his catalog.
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This provides breathing room that mobile VR, including the early Daydream catalog, still needs.
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From catalog retailing to centralized meatpacking, the railways enabled innovations that spawned entire industries.
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Surely, the catalog changes are just a taste what's to come for the brand.
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These catalog items can then be sent to customers in a WhatsApp chat message.
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In the meantime, the museum is planning an exhibition and catalog for May 2017.
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"Blood at the Root" is a compendium of horrors and a catalog of shame.
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The companies will also divest Office Depot's retail, online and catalog operations in Europe.
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She showed them her photographs of the same wall, intact, in the exhibition catalog.
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The pattern is still available in the Butterick catalog, reissued for a new generation.
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Patagonia started as a hiking catalog called Chouinard Equipment, which was released in 1972.
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But the catalog of missteps, private political statements and questionable actions damage the bureau.
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Every day, a new movie is added and one falls out of the catalog.
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It recently started mailing out its first holiday catalog focused on its fashion offerings.
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Both give you access to all the content below, plus Hulu's entire streaming catalog.
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A catalog selling everything from the sheets to showerheads felt more crude than savvy.
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There are 23 options on UNC's course catalog, including jogging, swimming and flag football.
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And besides, when I started working, I was booked constantly, mostly for catalog work.
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Sears, Roebuck and Co - and its famed catalog - was once an American retailing icon.
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Eventually, they agreed on common paintings, with some local differences, and a common catalog.
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The company is switching from 7digital to Apple music for its music catalog. Musical.
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As for adapting Tenement or Dusk songs into the Black Thumb catalog, I have.
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Included in the catalog are pioneers from the worlds of business, technology, and entertainment.
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And flipping through the catalog was like strolling through a department store in Chicago.
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"When we're laying out the catalog, we sometimes notice visual themes," Ms. Bremby said.
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For some inspiration, you can check out the Getty's full catalog of art here.Â
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Further, a majority of local governments do not catalog or count attacks (54 percent).
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Are there photo-editing programs that can also catalog a large personal picture collection?
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Definitely, and we hadn't really done that and we needed that in the catalog.
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Like Netflix, Prime Video has a rotating catalog of classic movies and TV shows.
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But we've taken the stance that we're not gonna do any bulk catalog imports.
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Students in the art history program at Miss Porter's will help prepare the catalog.
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We just haven't asked because we've been focused on building up our catalog. Right.
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The Sharper Image catalog, for instance, carries a "Nostalgic Christmas Tree" measuring 18 inches.
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Looking deeply into Tyler, the Creator's back catalog provides a litany of similar references.
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Meteorologists embraced this new medium as a more objective way to catalog the sky.
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In a corporate video, she is shown meeting employees and reviewing Uline catalog pages.
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His genre-straddling shows mostly catalog an array of poor decisions: professional, romantic, somnambulant.
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Abercrombie & Fitch also started a mail-order catalog, mailing out 50,000 copies to consumers.
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Here are 14 tracks that give a sense of the breadth of his catalog.
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The screen goes on for rows, a catalog of the city's ill and dying.
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The screen goes on for rows, a catalog of the city's ill and dying.
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The site's catalog now consists of over 60,000 free ebooks downloadable as mp3 files.
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It's unclear just how much of Warner Bros.' catalog will be available via Plex.
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Right now it costs 20 bucks a month for access to their entire catalog.
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In her essay for the exhibition's catalog, Professor Greene cites racial slurs Sargent used.
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Millard Drexler masterminded the reinvention of the catalog brand but couldn't stop its decline.
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And all of the content is available for offline download — including HBO's entire catalog.
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Instead it's a catalog it creates with each one to reflect that brand's values.
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It can be put in a service catalog or marketplace and deployed from there.
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Mr. Lettieri said an online catalog would be posted in late February at automobiliaauctions.
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The lengthy catalog of clergy sexual abuses in the report is difficult to read.
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A catalog consumer is generally an enthusiast of your brand and will spend more.
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They're free, and they come from a catalog of more than 100,000 original submissions.
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Its Ringer acquisition isn't only about building a well-rounded, exclusive content catalog, however.
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Olivier Messiaen's "Catalogue d'Oiseaux" ("Catalog of Birds") is an absurd undertaking for a pianist.
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However, not every program in the company's catalog is currently available for offline viewing.
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One of the best things about Google Chrome is its robust catalog of extensions.
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By 1948, the business pivoted to locally sourced furniture, establishing a successful catalog business.
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In 1993, Sears discontinued its famous catalog to focus on in-store retail operations.
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In the lavish catalog, the entries on the shoes are marvels of compressed information.
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That&aposs because of the way some telemarketing services catalog their phone number databases.
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The first Sears Roebuck catalog, which sold watches and jewelry, was printed in 1896.
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Stay tuned for pricing and catalog details as that fall 2019 launch gets closer.
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Kauffer designed the show's catalog cover, showing a soldier's head in a Cubist pattern.
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It also runs a large catalog business, which contributes roughly 24 percent of sales.
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Amazon has begun mailing out its printed holiday catalog, featuring, of course, the coat.
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Now, more than 20 years in, Polyvinyl boasts a catalog with over 350 releases.
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I'm tempted to catalog the six different ways the ending can make you cry.
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The collection launched last month as a shareable portal into the National Archives Catalog.
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French officials said the deal was worth some 30 billion euros at catalog prices.
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We've gathered some works from the exhibition below along with insights from the catalog.
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Along with the rerelease of his back catalog, Prince's unreleased records (of which there are many) have been licensed to Universal Music, while his estate is apparently looking at everything from movies to Cirque du Soleil as new homes for his vast catalog.
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You'll have access to more movies than South Korea Netflix does not release their full catalog offerings — the company closed its public API several years ago — and so far it's unclear if this unofficial catalog violates any of the company's terms of service.
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So Quincy doesn't like Jackson, and probably believes that Jackson was a child molester, but he's still gonna go ahead and use Jackson's music—and Quincy believes with good reason that much of Jackson's catalog is also HIS catalog—to his own ends.
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In a catalog that includes Guardians of the Galaxy and Doctor Strange, that's saying something.
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Although Sharper Image relaunched as a catalog and website, Trump Steaks are no longer sold.
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If proved, this catalog of accusations adds up to a staggering abuse of presidential power.
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The ad-supported service offers about 80% of its catalog at no cost to users.
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And that long list of things you just read, it&aposs really an interesting catalog.
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That speaks to streaming services' need to offer more than just an on-demand catalog.
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For that reason, it's still one of the most enduring items in the Beyoncé catalog.
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The secret weapon may seem feeble, but even Amazon is doing a catalog this year.
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The site is promoting its selection by putting out a catalog and offering significant discounts.
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YouTube's vast catalog of legally grey music uploads and snazzy videos appeal to younger listeners.
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This has been perhaps one of the most important insights driving Thought Catalog Books' growth.
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But now the catalog is made up of some big, recent favorites and Netflix originals.
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The crowd at galas for the HRC looks a lot like a men's suit catalog.
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And your entire job was to just watch and catalog old country performances all day.
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Spotify's catalog has "more than 35 million" songs, while Apple Music's has over 45 million.
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WarnerMedia has also become the exclusive streaming home of Sesame Street's entire 50-season catalog.
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You simply pay your subscription fee every month to access the catalog, then play unencumbered.
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But the company still sells merchandise through its website, catalog, and third-party retail partners.
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Their large back catalog includes collaborations with names like Logic, Rozes, and Waka Flocka Flame.
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The same is true of Marvel and its enormous back-catalog of heroes and stories.
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Zuckerberg also said Facebook would launch a new feature called "Product Catalog" for WhatsApp Business.
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Disney+ is meant to bring its own massive back catalog to viewers in one place.
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After Andrew had recovered from the shock, I made the first catalog of my injuries.
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First of all, Amazon's catalog of 703K HDR movies is far smaller than its competitors.
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Meanwhile, the accompanying catalog is as thorough a job as we are likely to have.
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"We're testing a number of new channels," she said, including soon launching a print catalog.
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It plays into the public's reluctance to boycott something as wide as Harvey Weinstein's catalog.
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Google's Daydream ecosystem is much smaller than Oculus' app catalog, which is already pretty small.
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So here's a breakdown of best and worst items coming to the new Ikea catalog.
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Our homes are likely already flooded with Amazon boxes; a catalog fits right in perfectly.
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Alexa internet still exists as a company that was to try to catalog the web.
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And its larger originals catalog – which includes Audible Channels – has now expanded to 77 titles.
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The files also catalog a staggering number of suicide threats and incidences of self-harm.
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For this particular segment, the Wheel of Musical Impression featured a catalog of nursery rhymes.
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"My recent work is informed by the plight of women," she's quoted in the catalog.
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The catalog information is pulled from Spotify, whereas the streamed music is pulled from YouTube.
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If you're designing a room (or a few), request an Ikea catalog ahead of time.
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We will leave you with this glorious and very real picture from the SPRRID catalog.
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One catalog counts 48 separate theories, a tally that until recently outnumbered the events themselves.
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In a catalog essay, Martha Hoppin attempts to explain the subject's appeal to American buyers.
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"The Meek," the first single from Whole Food, is another insightful addition to Vessey's catalog.
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It's something that sticks out from the rest of the catalog, but in good ways.
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After that, you'll get unlimited access to the Coursera catalog for just $49 a month.
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Going by its exclusive deals, Amazon could probably have the best content catalog in India.
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And it looks like a Macy's catalog that got lost in 2004: How is it?
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In that case, the streaming giant's loyal users and limitless catalog helped contain the fallout.
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And as rumored beforehand, the iPhone SE occupies the lower-end space in Apple's catalog.
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So, what track did Paul -- who turns 76 today BTW -- pick from The Beatles' catalog?
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I am really excited to see what people are going to do with this catalog.
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The Switch has an undeniably strong catalog of games lined up for its first year.
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They catalog their journeys — and their smart financial moves — on their blog, Go Curry Cracker.
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The famous catalog was eliminated, as were merchandise categories outside of its "core," including swim.
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How it works: You tap on a catalog that lets you search and select items.
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People will keep subscribing if there's enough content for their own instruments in the catalog.
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Meanwhile, CBS has chosen not to participate broadly in Hulu, beyond some back catalog classics.
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An online catalog of Daily tous les jours interactive design work can be seen here.
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Safe to say the catalog far exceeds that of every library on the planet combined.
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There were two books in the Crews household, the Bible and the Sears, Roebuck catalog.
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In June, researchers announced they had logged the 4,000th such planet into a NASA catalog.
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It's safe to say that J.Crew's print catalog is as iconic as the brand itself.
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He will be joined by Chee Pearlman, the exhibition's curator and author of its catalog.
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The company has since changed hands more than once and has shifted to catalog sales.
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It will even feature select non-Disney content at launch, to fill out its catalog.
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He will, however, play the same songs from his father's catalog that he always has.
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He often acknowledged the influence of Future's Actavis-tinted songs of pain on his catalog.
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The mail-order catalog provided nationwide domestic access to a previously unimaginable selection of products.
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One is based on the songs of Bob Dylan, and the other the Motown catalog.
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The deal grows Sony's music catalog to more than two million songs, the world's biggest.
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May's party is growing weary of the catalog of disasters since she took the helm.
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Apple said it would add 100 new games to its catalog in the weeks ahead.
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Sundance Catalog was acquired in 2004 by private equity firms ACI Capital and Webster Capital.
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The catalog, published by Abrams, was a best-seller and is now a collector's item.
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The group's full catalog paints a vivid cross-section of life in Chicago and beyond.
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And that's why, when he ranks the Converge catalog, he does it in chronological order.
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The catalog has more than one million copyrights, including about 250 songs by the Beatles.
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But before long, it was released locally by Indosemar Sakti as catalog number KG-227.
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By the way ... gotta give 'em props for getting nearly $4 mil for the catalog.
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"I sold to wholesale accounts I already had in place including Sundance Catalog," she says.
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The catalog you used seems to photograph really well, like painted backdrops from film sets.
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Emmanuel is a regular contributor to Inc, Fast Company, LitReactor, Electric Literature and Thought Catalog.
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Is this a real-life bridal party or a page from this month's J.Crew catalog?
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That sense of discovery as everyone works together to catalog everything is half the fun.
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While fans are deeply passionate about Pig Destroyer's catalog, Hayes is his own harshest critic.
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To catalog and celebrate this history, IKEA debuted a museum in 2016 in Älmhult, Sweden.
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In my opinion, this is one of the weirder, more droning songs in Wilco's catalog.
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It's important to have these in the catalog and have that be in the discussion.
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The HBO add-on gives you access to HBO's entire catalog of shows and movies.
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Mr. Russell, the Times critic, called his exhibition catalog "Greuze the Draftsman" a "majestic" achievement.
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Typically, he said, after such investments, the only legacy of those exhibitions was a catalog.
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He would often write a kind of introduction to each catalog, setting the issue's theme.
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Some of you graciously responded to my recent request for your memories of catalog shopping.
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On paper, the songs continue Swamp Dogg's long catalog of salty, earthy Southern-soul storytelling.
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For people stuck inside, Amazon Prime Video has a surprisingly large catalog of workout videos.
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She organized exhibitions, wrote catalog essays, reviewed contemporary art shows, and taught and lectured widely.
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And by that time, especially, in our catalog, no, we had nothing left to lose.
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As a result, The Cure's catalog of deep cuts can dwarf most band's proper releases.
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On the WBC website, there is a catalog of the current champions within the organization.
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Witnesses called it a monkey coat: the sort of peacoat pictured in a Burberry catalog.
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Yet even at its most raucous, the "Ghost Trance" catalog radiates joy and good humor.
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But neither this show nor its slender catalog make an attempt to render this service.
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So, the first couple of years was trying to build up a small catalog. Right.
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Their catalog is believed to have shrunk by anywhere from 40 percent to 60 percent.
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He left in 2011 and returned in 2016, to help organize the catalog for streaming.
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But the drive to innovate does not justify the growing catalog of medical device disasters.
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"Online courses don't even exist to cover the breadth of our course catalog," Espinoza said.
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Because the box is newer, it doesn't yet have the app catalog of its rivals.
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New York Live Arts has posted three full-length performances from its back catalog online.
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Microsoft's service draws primarily from the Xbox maker's first-party catalog and indie publishing relationships.
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But until last month, no solo artist was known to have recorded the whole catalog.
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They represent a major addition to the catalog of ancient DNA in the Western Hemisphere.
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I could, likewise, catalog every tough-Jew story of victory in the face of hatred.
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" Previewing the new paintings in the catalog, he added, "With Ellsworth, it's precisely the opposite.
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Even sympathetic readers might mistake this extraordinary work for merely a catalog of white sins.
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Comprehensive in scope, its final 60 pages alone are a catalog of notes and sources.
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Racial sensitivity training may come in the future as Axon builds out its training catalog.
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Google says it plans to add new apps to the Play Pass catalog each month.
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The Sears Roebuck catalog of 1893 disrupted the first era of brick-and-mortar retail.
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One was "Serendipity" (2000, illustrated by Peter H. Reynolds), a catalog of life's pleasant surprises.
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This descriptive catalog, published in the journal Pain in 1975, became the McGill Pain Questionnaire.
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Like much in Mr. Hwang's catalog, this stuff feels both intensely personal and oddly mythic.
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Ms. LaBouvier's essay in the catalog suggests the forensic research involved in making the show.
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A woman recently sent him a catalog from 1912 she had found in her attic.
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Let's add Othman al Ghamdi to the catalog of detainees back in the extremist fold.
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Since 2017, subscribers have gotten access to a catalog of games for a monthly fee.
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The result is an exquisitely illustrated catalog of baby life, featuring families of all backgrounds.
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But individual owners have been slower than institutions and companies to catalog what they have.
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The Sears catalog was the way many Americans first started to buy mass-produced goods.
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In 1993, Sears closed its catalog business, shut about 100 stores, and cut 50,000 jobs.
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This catalog included 284 planets found by Kepler with wide orbits around their host stars.
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"Save Myself," a bonus track, is a dark catalog of self-medication and self-loathing.
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Researchers are crushed Because there are so few whales, researchers keep a catalog of them.
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Kanye's oeuvre could almost be regarded as a catalog of sports walk-up songs. Sen.
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Finally, this short film is essentially an advertisement for Laurie Colwin's back catalog of books.
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That's a partial catalog, and one that can't quite capture how bizarre this movie is.
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Although captions are poorly placed, this is otherwise an exemplary catalog from a small museum.
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If you're Beethoven, Luther Vandross or Joey Ramone, you leave a catalog of hits behind.
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But by that moment, Ms. Britt had already testified to a catalog of apparent crimes.
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Watching the show is like flipping through a catalog of America's dysfunctions and societal problems.
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Further slowing the investigation, the F.B.I. software used to catalog the computer files kept crashing.
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In June, Concord paid almost $600 million for Imagem, which includes the Rodgers & Hammerstein catalog.
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"These parents are a catalog of wealth and privilege," U.S. Attorney Andrew Lelling said Tuesday.
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But for all the brilliance found in their catalog, one release scans as especially important.
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Back in 1999, I received a pair of sample earrings tucked inside a jewelry catalog.
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Is it weird to think about Owen's catalog in the context of your personal life?
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