Don't cheapen the obvious with the nerd shit. Bitch. #tooHarsh?
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Worse, every typography they deployed seemed to cheapen the image.
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I'm not going to cheapen the work that they did.
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Features could dilute an artist's vision and cheapen the work.
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And many worry it will cheapen the brand's image and exclusivity.
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It hit me during this scene: These new movies literally cheapen dinosaurs.
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Does it cheapen earlier plot points when thematic elements ignore literal narrative?
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The limitless libraries inside Apple Music and Spotify cheapen the experience, he says.
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Instead, unnecessary apologies cheapen their ideas and make them less likely to stick.
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It may gradually cheapen imports but will not immediately boost Timor's home-grown industries.
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And the media is willfully enabling him to cheapen the value of our democratic process.
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It may be hard to cheapen the dollar, but it is easy to depreciate a report.
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"I think the internal feelings were that this is going to somehow cheapen the agency," says Ladwig.
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So when a16z tried to cheapen the deal, Uber turned immediately to its second-choice, Menlo Ventures.
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The plastic body and the antenna lines on top and bottom, however, cheapen the look a bit.
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They don't trust the big brands any more; they feel that the big brands tend to cheapen everything.
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But when dingy and dirty, it's an even easier way to unintentionally cheapen your favorite bookshelf or tabletop.
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That has led to fears that interest rate increases could cheapen the value of certain kinds of investments.
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Others have suggested that another technology company, like Apple, could swoop in and buy Tesla when its assets cheapen.
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At the same time, allowing the currency to cheapen too much risks other problems, such as foreign capital flight.
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Throwing sex into the mix doesn't necessarily cheapen everything that's come before, but it does make it less interesting.
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Further, we must take care not to cheapen the rule of law by defending illegal acts of government officials.
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I always thought about it, but the larger producers want you to cut your product and cheapen it with fillers.
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I don't like to throw the L-word around; it's too good and rare a feeling to cheapen with overuse.
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But the promise of immortality can cheapen life, particularly if it comes in two seemingly identical forms — host and human.
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Lower borrowing costs have helped to cheapen mortgage costs and could keep consumers, the main engine of economic growth, spending.
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However, the continuing sale of fake jerseys could hurt future partnership deals and cheapen their overall brand, Diko told ESPN.
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While Mr. Trump has urged the Fed to stimulate the economy and cheapen the dollar, the central bank operates independently.
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They're hard to find in individual stocks because any company's stock can cheapen all the way to zero and never recover.
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Suggesting that this principle is for sale would cheapen the idea that the United States cares about playing by the rules.
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We can't afford to cheapen the concept of universal human rights into brass knuckles to be used to pummel one side.
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It's certainly a compliment of the highest order and should be used as such more often — or would that cheapen it?
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Their unrefined shape doesn't look appealing up close, and the LED-illuminated VW logo seems to cheapen rather than enhance the brand.
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The president has pushed the independent central bank to make the move and cheapen the U.S. dollar to support his trade battles.
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They designed WeCroak to have no advertising or hooks to social media, lest they cheapen the experience or compromise their own values.
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That's why even people who don't drink it should grasp why the efforts to commoditize and cheapen natural wine is so offensive.
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It is felt that the possible publication of Seberg's plight could cause her embarrassment and cheapen her image with the general public.
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This has moved slowly over time, so as to allow the peso to cheapen gradually, thus keeping exports competitive despite rising peso prices.
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Any 1:1 comparison would cheapen what the Succession team has achieved though, which is to create compelling stories centered around these characters.
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But you know, you see what&aposs behind it, the impetus behind it, which is just to try to humiliate and cheapen the presidency.
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" She also said that her goal isn't to cheapen the work of art buyers or artists, but rather to "add volume to the market.
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It's the love these four friends have for each other that makes them an ensemble, and not even Daniel's cynicism can cheapen that bond.
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If a peaceful protest stems from it, will it "cheapen a serious matter," as Mr. Lazar felt Storm Area 51 did for government secrecy?
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Traders suspect Washington, keen to reduce its trade deficit, may put pressure on Japan not to cheapen the yen in upcoming bilateral economic talks.
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It also worried that allowing third-party games developers to use its characters willy-nilly in simple mobile games early on would cheapen them.
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We broke the story ... Billie and Bryan think Gary's public appearances cheapen Carrie's legacy, and want Corby to keep Gary out of the spotlight.
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His push for pipelines and fracking will only cheapen the already rock-bottom cost of oil and natural gas, discouraging growth in the coal industry.
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Looking like the manifestation of Derrida's specter of history long since ended, the circular cutout of his orange face and towhead hair cheapen the book.
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Further falls in the yuan would further cheapen the cost of the manufactured goods it pumps into the world economy, further lowering the outlook for inflation.
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"This dynamic where you could cheapen your currency versus others in the world, then you create this retaliatory currency war we've seen play out," he said.
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By allowing J.K. Rowling's post-Deathly Hallows interventions to change my interpretation of the books, I cheapen the unique, glorious experience of a childhood spent wondering.
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An overarching criticism of the whiskey pods was that the capsules would "cheapen" the mystique of the Glenlivet brand and ruin the experience of drinking whiskey.
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" As for the use of the panther image, "I don't want to take something so powerful and cheapen it by using it too much, like wallpaper.
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In other words, AMC doesn't like this new MoviePass deal because it's going to cheapen the movie-going experience and that will lead to crappier feature films.
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Jerry Lorenzo of the streetwear brand Fear of God told GQ he believes copycats cheapen design as a craft and condition shoppers to undervalue the creative process.
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Do not expose every employee or student to potential discrimination and cheapen the concept of religious liberty by pretending that for-profit institutions have a religious belief.
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For a company of any size, a data breach can also cheapen a company's brand and negatively impact their ability to do work, according to Shred-it.
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The staples are there to help create the angles of the yarn, but they don't cheapen the experience since they get lost in the momentum of the web.
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Chinese officials cite another example of unequal standards—the time-worn American complaint, made especially loudly by Mr Trump, that China fiddles its currency to cheapen its exports.
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Yet this is precisely why it succeeds as a game about a refugee—explicit appeals to reality could only serve to cheapen the lived experience of refugee populations.
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For years, I've been worried about juxtaposing the two, afraid that a #BlackLivesMatter tweet that appears next to a dumb joke would cheapen the seriousness of the former.
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They have bet heavily against the yuan in the belief that a financial bust in China will oblige its authorities to ease monetary policy and cheapen its currency.
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If simplistic comparisons cheapen the past and dumb down our public discourse, using the past to understand how we got to where we are today is actually productive.
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It's all about the economics: Developers are relying on autonomous electric technology because they cheapen the cost-per-mile operation of such vehicles over internal combustion systems, Viswanathan said.
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That could cheapen the price of getting all those small satellites into orbit, and make Amazon a viable contender in the race to spread web access around the globe.
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While it seems a negative that could cheapen the dollar, Chandler said there would be more foreign capital coming into the U.S. and that could drive the dollar higher.
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Even worse, they dumb down our political discourse, cheapen the actual realities of the past, and rob us of the opportunity to genuinely understand and learn from the past.
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Trump's tendency to cheapen everything he touches, like a King Midas of debauchery, has forced us to confront darker facets of the national psyche, sometimes in uncomfortable and even unhealthy ways.
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It's a little hard, however, to get a sense of the likes of Adele without her distinctive voice, and the rather basic synths the team has chosen cheapen the effect overall.
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After a run through at a Greenwich Village rehearsal space last week, I asked Mr. Hall whether he was afraid that appearing in a candy commercial might cheapen his actorly credibility.
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Woodward's credibility as a renowned investigative reporter, however, gives the oft-heard accounts of incompetence and disarray in the White House a veneer of believability that Trump officials are straining to cheapen.
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Loki had completed his journey from heel to hero, and bringing him back for a few more rounds of "Can we trust him today?" would just cheapen a solid, memorable story arc.
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For instance, on July 3, he tweeted that China and Europe have made policy moves to cheapen their currencies to compete with the U.S. and perhaps the U.S. should "match" the actions.
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January is typically one of the busiest months for new bond supply and that tends to put upward pressure on bond yields as investors cheapen existing bonds to make for new issues.
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However, common sense can recognize that coal-laden trains from Wyoming, or even gas fracked from shale fields, will struggle to compete with direct-delivered breezes and sunshine as renewable technologies cheapen.
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This is bound to unsettle global financial markets, particularly at a time when other central banks like the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan are trying to cheapen their currencies.
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They recognized his penchant for the superficial effect, his willingness to cheapen a subtle impulse, his tendency to exaggerate, his weakness (or is it strength?) for bombast and disinclination for subtle introspection.
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He says he sort of wishes that they did, just to see where that would take the music, though he doesn't want to cheapen the pain or the love by mixing them haphazardly.
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An amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act passed by the House Wednesday would extend components of the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act (FITARA), legislation to streamline and cheapen federal IT networks.
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And by impugning the process, they work to cheapen it — to say that if the rules governing it are mutable, then perhaps the facts presented in a complaint are less than solid as well.
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I sort of feel like it would cheapen her actions if she were, but the show has also so brilliantly established that fertility is everything that it could probably get away with her reappearance.
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Developing economies are on course to raise a record sum in global debt markets this year, as ultra-low rates in the developed world cheapen borrowing costs for countries from Asia to South America.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese retail traders have turned bullish on the yen for the first time in 2-1/2 years, a telling sign they are losing confidence over government efforts to cheapen the currency.
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Far from conspiring to cheapen its currency, as Mr. Trump charges, Beijing is struggling to keep the weakening renminbi from falling more, which would further erode local confidence and make a crisis more likely.
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In 219, an Alabama election official said he opposes automatically registering voters when they turn 21896 because allowing "lazy people" to register without any effort would "cheapen" the civil rights movement's voting rights legacy.
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And when Bacon, as Clay's Carol Brady-type mom — tongue loosened by grief, red wine and THC candies — finally serves up a powerful and merciless speech, joke lines cheapen rather than enrich the performance.
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Despite the potential riches from splashing the images of comic strip characters on T-shirts, mugs and other products, Mr. Watterson wanted none of it, saying that rampant commercialization would cheapen his comic strip.
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I think the studio knows I think that way and it gives them a confidence that while I don't consider myself a sellout, or trying to cheapen my message, I am trying to reach people.
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She has argued that it would create a more even playing field for international trade, by preventing foreign central banks from buying up government debt to help cheapen the national currency and make exports competitive.
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Like the U.S. Federal Reserve's quantitative easing, those efforts have been regarded internationally as a reasonable response to the region's dangerous economic weakness - not as an effort to cheapen the currency to gain a trade advantage.
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The dollar has weakened against the yen as investors grew increasingly sceptical of the Bank of Japan's ability to ease policy and cheapen the yen, with many seeing its stimulus measures having reached their effective limit.
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It would also likely cheapen access to external funding for companies and provincial governments in need of better roads and other infrastructure used by farmers to transport soy, corn and wheat in the grains exporting powerhouse.
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And the truth is, chasing one alien idea to the next will only serve to cheapen the moment when we really do figure out that we're not alone in the universe, if that does happen someday.
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A growing chorus of concerned citizens, many of whom work in AI, say this should never be allowed to happen because this new breed of weapon would make it easier to wage war, cheapen life, and empower terrorists.
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AND HOUSE EXTENDS LAW STREAMLINING FED IT SYSTEMS: An amendment to the NDAA passed by the House Wednesday would extend components of the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act (FITARA), legislation to streamline and cheapen federal IT networks.
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BANGKOK, April 5 (Reuters) - Thailand's top lender Bangkok Bank said on Tuesday it would cut its key lending rate, the fourth of the country's biggest banks to cheapen credit in a move they say would help the flagging economy.
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The line about a power dynamic only served to cheapen actual remorse, Hal thought, made the apology into a box trick with a trapdoor, the power caveat an escape hatch out of the basic decencies we owe one another.
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Over the past three months, despite the Bank of Japan's aggressive use of quantitative easing and of negative interest rates to cheapen the currency, the Japanese yen has strengthened by around 10 percent with respect to the U.S. dollar.
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If he were to actually die this time around, it would cheapen that previous cliffhanger while also making the show seem a bit overindulgent and perhaps annoying in what it's done to Glenn over the span of a season.
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A lower bankruptcy rate has in part reflected a willingness of banks, supported by ultra-low interest rates, to cheapen or extend old customers' credit—keeping alive inefficient, dying firms ("zombies", in the jargon) to avoid taking a loss themselves.
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Trump, who said he's had "very good" conversations with Chinese President Xi Jinping, repeated one of his frequent campaign criticisms of the global superpower Thursday, accusing them of intentionally keeping their currency low against the dollar to cheapen Chinese exports.
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Trump most recently complained that China and Europe had embarked on policy moves designed to cheapen their currencies in order to be more competitive with the U.S. on trade, and has repeatedly criticized the Fed over a lack of cuts to interest rates.
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Reagan had refused to consider casting his lot with the new world of television, accepting advice that appearing regularly on a medium for which fans did not have to pay would cheapen his image and prevent him from rebounding in motion pictures.
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Ms. Shelton has argued that returning to a fixed-currency peg would create a more even playing field for international trade and prevent central banks like Japan's from buying up government debt to help cheapen the national currency and make exports competitive.
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Ms. Shelton has argued that returning to a fixed-currency peg would create a more even playing field for international trade and prevent central banks like Japan's from buying up government debt to help cheapen the national currency and make exports competitive.
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An investigation from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention concluded that the respiratory issues and deaths from the ongoing vape crisis stemmed from Vitamin E oil, a cutting agent used in black market vape cartridges to cheapen the product without thinning it.
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Merrill has said he opposes automatic voter registration through agencies like the DMV, which is largely favored by Democrats, because it "cheapen[s] the work" of civil rights heroes, in a 2016 interview with progressive voting rights initiative Answering the Call, as reported by Slate.
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The fact that his "America first" policy might have left central banks abroad with little option but to signal lower interest rates ahead has not stopped Trump from hauling these central banks over the coals for loosening their monetary policies to cheapen their currencies.
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The blockchain has long been seen as a method to quicken (and cheapen) cross-border payments, and now that movement — which includes a number of startups making moves privately — just got its highest profile advocate after IBM announced its own solution focused on banks.
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Whether you think the Oscars should consider this Marvel smash for its new "popular film" award or whether you think the Academy's recent announcement could cheapen the recognition by distancing it from a potential best picture honor, one thing is clear: "Black Panther" is great.
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While these clues, suggesting that "Black Mirror" stories occur in a shared universe, may be a treat for die-hard fans, they cheapen the show, diverting what originally stood as well thought-out examinations of modern living into a complicated and nonsensical game of spot-the-connection.
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This fight's position in the event's running order should not cheapen the importance of this fight, though, with major divisional implications depending on its result—a result which could determine the next challenger to either Alvarez or McGregor depending on the outcome of their main event appearances.
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And adding a spot to the right for a free shopping result might make it less attractive to buy an ad if a potential advertiser thinks their content can rise to that spot organically, or it might just cheapen the real estate by making the shopping feature more crowded.
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What starts out as a faithful adaptation of the source material — a noir thriller about a dead soldier named Takeshi Kovacs brought back to life to investigate a murder — turns into a condemnation of the power that comes with wealth, and how putting a price tag on human life can cheapen it in horrific ways.
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By April 20113, the Treasury Department is required to present to Congress a report on the exchange rate policies of the country's major trading partners, intended to identify manipulators that cheapen their currency to make their exports more attractive and gain market share in the United States, a designation that could eventually lead to retaliation.
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The most that can be said about the allegations against Mr. Close is that he uttered some words (some of which were sexually frank) which are alleged to have offended the sensibilities of these adult individuals… This does not come close to reaching the level, and would only serve to cheapen the coin, of the terrible misconduct that rightly has been condemned of late.
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Talking about how middle-class values cheapen the lives of others whose realities are more vulnerable or complicated, Strike thinks: But while the Potter books benefitted from a combination of historical specificity (the entire series is a period piece about the cruel plutocratic revanchism that defined the Thatcher era) and troublingly simplistic analogy (house elves!), the Strike series struggles with the vague and under-considered liberalism of its author.
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One of many conspiracies in circulation these days, deep state allegations cheapen public discourse, corrode public confidence in government, and exacerbate partisan polarization, especially when they are used indiscriminately, as Trump and his allies have, in denouncing his own appointees (most recently, former Secretary of the Navy Richard Spencer, who opposed the decision to absolve three service members accused of war crimes), and State Department officials who defied the White House by testifying to the Intelligence Committee of the House of Representatives.
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