A violinist in the Philharmonic and a conductor of formidable gifts, clarity was his keynote: clarity of musical thought, clarity of expression, clarity of technique.
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We don't know clarity or don't have clarity around that.
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"In order to have moral clarity, we need clarity," Rubio said.
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The business plan gave James clarity, and that clarity brought growth.
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The markets are looking for clarity and we might not get clarity.
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They had established clarity on the point, and such clarity can be important.
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Clarity Her attack boasted the clarity that her own sometimes murky campaign narrative has often lacked.
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"The clarity of focus, the clarity of vision, the clarity of what you're playing with and the message you're getting across—the right tends to be a little better at that," Milner said.
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And I prayed so much for clarity and I feel like I have finally gotten clarity on you.
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But not to let other people's indecision or other people's lack of clarity draw me from my clarity.
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And I think we need that clarity and I'm certainly going to urge everyone to provide that clarity.
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The action set pieces in The Incredibles don't just have clarity of motion; they also have clarity of purpose.
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We've had wars because of lack of clarity; we've had great misunderstandings that have led to violence because of lack of clarity.
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A lack of clarity around the rule, however, has left aid groups scrambling and both Republican and Democratic U.S. lawmakers seeking clarity.
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And since she's chosen this moment of emotional clarity to deploy not only verbal clarity but the syntax it deserves, I'm all in.
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Sean says his therapist told him he needed clarity ... clarity on who was around him, on what he was doing ... and for what purpose.
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Sure, you could spend a lot more for a little extra clarity, but most will love the amount of clarity already on offer here.
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"We needed clarity and they wanted clarity on the rules," said Kirsty Coventry, chair of the IOC Athletes' Commission, according to the Associated Press.
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This, Alcoa says, "provides important clarity for the power portfolio at Warrick", albeit without providing a lot of clarity for the rest of us.
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Exxon wants clarity At the same time, Exxon is hoping for clarity on how the United States will respond to the threat of climate change.
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" On their song "Clarity," Koma explained, "I had to talk him out of keeping my voice on Clarity pitched up, because it sounded like a remix.
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Clarity of story, clarity of emotions — I try to achieve that in a very layered way using all the different things at my disposal — picture and sound.
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A new report from experts at MIT, Stanford University, OpenAI, and other institutions seeks to bring some clarity to the debate — clarity, and a ton of graphs.
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Somebody sort of said this very beautifully to me which is, for example, clarity — I talk a lot about what leaders fundamentally do is about bringing clarity.
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But the stuff of his commitment was a moral clarity steeped in intellectual difficulties and ethical complications — a labyrinthine clarity that he refused to sacrifice to prescribed attitudes.
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Questions to consider: There are no right or wrong answers here, but there is clarity to be found, and the trust that increased clarity and better communication, can bring.
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But I do think clarity about these systems is really helpful—at least clarity about the situation makes you feel freer to act or not act on certain desires.
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For me, lightness means clarity, and because I don't have that much clarity on the reasons behind why these things happen, the darkness is a really important aspect of it.
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People then looked for clarity as to what Britain wanted, so she's given clarity on the major elements of the relationship that Britain looks for in the next number of years.
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AND SO THE MORE CLARITY WE HAVE – WHICH IS THE OTHER REASON I'M EXCITED ABOUT THIS SESSION NEXT WEEK – REGARDLESS OF YOUR POLITICAL VIEWS, WE CAN BEGIN TO GET SOME CLARITY.
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"We want to see clarity sooner rather than later because we think that a lack of clarity feeds uncertainty, which itself undermines investment appetites and decision making," Lagarde told the newspaper.
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The Honda Clarity may offer more range than a $69,000-plus Tesla Model S for less money, but both the Clarity and Toyota's Mirai start at just below $60,000 without incentives.
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Clarity is a word I heard a lot — many of you want more clarity around your roles, internal processes, career growth, and how you fit into the bigger picture at BuzzFeed.
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"He (Trump) is rewarding moral clarity and I believe the Jewish people should be rewarded for moral clarity with recognizing more of their land," said Evans, referring to the West Bank.
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The potential is there for either clarity — or confusion.
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VS1 clarity -- in a VVS diamond eternity band setting.
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" J.R.: "But we found clarity about one another together.
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" He added that the "headline was sharpened for clarity.
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" And she said, "Well what do you mean, clarity?
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And overcommunicate -- now is a time for ultimate clarity.
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So a little transparency implies — well — anything but clarity.
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His head snaps back, his life flashes before his eyes, and he nods in a moment of pure and perfect clarity; the clarity of defeat, of shame, of a fully perfect embarrassment.
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If clarity on host country internal TLAC proposals is further delayed beyond the next six months, Fitch will likely revise the subsidiary Outlooks to Stable until there is clarity on these proposals.
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"I do think clarity is particularly important in this context, and right now there is a lack of clarity," said Stephen Ascher, a lawyer at Jenner & Block who backs a broad definition.
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Clarity is important, but if you have clarity without example, you're just the boss barking at the top and people are reluctantly doing what they're doing or not doing it at all.
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When Goldman acquired Clarity Money and its 1 million users in 2018, bank executives said part of the deal's rationale was that Clarity Money would someday serve as the bank's digital storefront.
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If clarity on host country internal TLAC proposals is further delayed beyond the next six months, Fitch will likely revise the subsidiary Outlooks to Stable until there is further clarity on these proposals.
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All three Honda Clarity cars will launch later this year.
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As life nears its end, thoughts can acquire urgent clarity.
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Clarity will be especially important for graduate researchers, she says.
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The hope is that greater clarity should lower drug prices.
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And, remember, for them, Neil, this is all about clarity.
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Many companies have been urging the government to provide clarity.
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The clarity of the footage is noticeably crisp and immersive.
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We've paraphrased many of them for the sake of clarity.
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Dean's got questions for me, and really pushes for clarity.
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Clarity is desperately needed around taxation for Bitcoin, for example.
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Companies have begged the British government for clarity on Brexit.
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As it stands, that clarity and sanity do not exist.
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I reached out to ministers recently in search of clarity.
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There's a desire for more clarity than exists in reality.
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Modern science demonstrates with clarity that the baby feels pain.
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Ask for clarity, and don't be afraid to get specific.
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That at least adds some clarity -- and there is more.
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Tablets were a confusing space and the iPad brought clarity.
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It was a moment of stunning clarity and singular courage.
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Then one Wednesday morning, I experienced a moment of clarity.
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They should be specific and give you clarity and direction.
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The interpretation of the rules and clarity of the rules.
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Yet this clarity is purchased at the cost of originality.
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Koma also worked on the track "Clarity," which featured Foxes.
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Ms. Carr renders Margery's uncertainty and uneasiness with painful clarity.
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Postmortem scans revealed a bit more clarity about Beever's condition.
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"I'm praying that this week brings me clarity," she says.
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Good health news: Research offered clarity on two health points.
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Clarity, it seemed, was the hallmark of Mr. Tishman's life.
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The backlash against affirmative action is gathering strength and clarity.
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The company said any lack of clarity was not intentional.
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There is a lack of clarity regarding Trump's technology policies.
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That's where machine learning can reap clarity from the chaos.
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Clarity, order and clear expectations could begin to curb it.
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Defined as unwelcome impulses that temporarily block our mental clarity.
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People are taking another look but waiting for more clarity.
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Where Mr Corbyn's policies do differ is in their clarity.
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Picking news and talk, that simplification has driven some clarity.
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For me it was that moment where I had clarity.
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Here's to clarity and tying up loose ends in 2019.
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To be lucid is clarity after a period of confusion.
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Statistical clarity has been lost in this chaotic reform process.
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Not a lot of clarity to be found there, either.
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How would you measure clarity of thought for a dog?
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It is clarity of standards that will drive real results.
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In concept, it sounds similar to Goldman's Clarity Money app.
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Yet the government is no position to offer such clarity.
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In his speech, Trump offered little clarity on the future.
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Her prose soars with a clarity of vision and purpose.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Can you have vision without clarity?
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When you embrace bald, you will embrace clarity and purity.
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The Democrats have thus provided clarity about their own identity.
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The pound struggled as investors still awaited clarity on Brexit.
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I've reached out to mSpy for clarity on the breach.
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We need clarity and certainty, because time is running out.
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Some confused Senate aides even turned to reporters for clarity.
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"In Your Car" roils with clarity and swooning slide work.
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Rather, he sought verbal precision and clarity, a humane art.
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Her first objectives are clarity and accessibility rather than sensationalism.
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Starting with a good sweat gives me better mental clarity.
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What would help the economy more than anything is clarity.
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A lack of clarity over what's real and what's not?
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No such clarity exists around Orlando, at least for now.
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"I swear I saw lights, I saw clarity," Anthony said.
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"I can give you clarity now ," he said at last.
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It was a spectacular presentation of grit, strength and clarity.
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"What we're asking of the IMF is clarity," Tsakalotos said.
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Jewish Americans need clarity in this time of chaotic information.
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There is little clarity too about what happens after 2024.
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Bill McGowan is the Founder & CEO of Clarity Media Group.
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Oath will focus on getting clarity about the job impacts.
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"Public shareholders appreciate simplicity, transparency and clarity," Mr. Crate said.
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DeVos, with remarkable clarity and conviction, pleaded with the Senate.
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So avoiding clarity seemed intended as a compromise, a hedge.
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I gave them the clarity in which direction we go.
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Instead, focus on goals that give you clarity and direction.
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Without that clarity, the ending lacks the power it needs.
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Yet weeks passed without clarity on North Korea's real intentions.
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Geographic clarity is important in understanding the mindset of Israelis.
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Jello has more solidity and fog more clarity of shape.
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Clarity, from Carson staff: He is suspending his presidential campaign.
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We have much more clarity between the parties these days.
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The headset provides wearers with "unprecedented visual clarity," says eSight.
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This full moon offers clarity on your worldview and education.
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"For us, clarity is the most important thing," he says.
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In NieR: Automata, death is a moment of true clarity.
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The premier repeated a call for clarity on the matter.
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Investors will want clarity on who really holds the reins.
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He will never have his old confidence or clarity again.
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Five months in, that website is no model of clarity.
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Alas, such clarity doesn't seem to be on the horizon.
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Clarity, color and carat weight selections differ with every shape.
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The gym I now belong to has codified this clarity.
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The factual fabrication is necessary to elicit an emotional clarity.
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A quick text to my mom gave me some clarity.
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Only statesmen with moral clarity can cut through the fog.
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The market will struggle until we get clarity on this.
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Clarity will show you how much you spent on several categories by week, month, or year: Uber, Lyft, Starbucks, and Amazon are among the big expenses that Clarity can show you at a glance.
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Greater clarity can also have a practical advantage: International students who'd spent more time living abroad reported feeling clearer about their future career direction, an outcome that was mediated by increased self-concept clarity.
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The diamond boasting better clarity on paper (which might have a VS 1 rating, for example) may cost more than the equivalent diamond with slightly more imperfections (a VS 2 clarity rating, for example).
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"We needed clarity and they wanted clarity on the rules," said Kirsty Coventry, the chairwoman of the I.O.C. Athletes' Commission, which oversaw the creation of the three-page document explaining what is not permitted.
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What people need is your non-fear, your stability, solidity, clarity.
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Market is awaiting further clarity on the U.S.-China trade negotiations.
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I was expecting clarity, triumph — that sense of manifest eastern destiny.
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Mr Macron's detractors accuse him of lacking ideology, or political clarity.
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And I have enough problems with the companies that have clarity.
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Let's start with immigration and have a little bit of clarity.
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Nothing I've seen can match it for color, brightness, and clarity.
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My clarity is playing ball right now and getting some wins.
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We get mixed results back, which provides zero clarity for us.
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Foxconn did not provide further clarity in a statement issued Monday.
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They'll focus on vocal clarity during the evening news, for instance.
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Hoping for clarity, the delegates were disappointed by Ms Leadsom's reticence.
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The separate 48-megapixel AI Ultra Clarity mode, however, is stunning.
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Twitter is bringing some much-needed clarity to its reporting process.
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Today, clarity is by far the most rewarding feeling for me.
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The mattress maker now has ties to Sleepopolis and Mattress Clarity.
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All these features come together to deliver top notch 4K clarity.
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What might produce a moment of clarity to break this impasse?
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There is a certain political logic in this lack of clarity.
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And neither Congress nor the Supreme Court have provided much clarity.
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The Brexit vote ballot is a model of drafting clarity. pic.twitter.
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All of this clarity happened because you passed me that morning.
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I think that clarity on that would only serve everybody's purpose.
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Firmness of purpose, clarity and conviction - EU friends do not underestimate!
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This weekend could bring about a moment of facepalm-worthy clarity.
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You'll no longer have to trade clarity for more conversation partners.
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RANDY FREER: Well, I think the first thing is: it's clarity.
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"He is going to have just great clarity," the friend said.
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You could call it a midlife crisis or, rather, midlife clarity.
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Don't expect clarity, Capricorn, and save important talks for another day.
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What you're really doing is exaggerating for the purpose of clarity.
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For the most part, humans can handle this lack of clarity.
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It's a deal that gave one team clarity and another hope.
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That kind of forward looking clarity has become rare, he thinks.
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Online sellers need clarity and stability in the sales tax arena.
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This clarity and transparency builds trust, helping to engage your people.
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Comey's firing was the latest incident to leave allies seeking clarity.
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Today, Mercury turns direct and you'll get some clarity at last.
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I keep looking for clarity, and I'm just not getting it.
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Shadows have better clarity and there's even better depth of field.
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It would be nice to have clarity on that supervisory relationship.
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Reflecting on my purpose, values, and priorities always brings me clarity.
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By comparison, recognising only formal marriage has the merit of clarity.
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It took me some time, but I'm grateful for that clarity.
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Meanwhile, the first game's epilogue spelled it out with devastating clarity.
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This particular situation offers little promise of clarity, but I'll try.
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I think he might actually follow through on this newfound clarity.
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Lessons and moral clarity are picked up covertly and with craftiness.
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Next week should provide greater clarity on the economy's real momentum.
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I also saw with great clarity that Islam is not monolithic.
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Clarity on the pricing could also influence the producer group's decisions.
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Politics inspires many things, but clarity is not one of them.
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That represents clarity, and responsibility brings about a level of accountability.
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Even a short walk can provide meaningful mental relaxation and clarity.
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"Unfortunately, they also didn't provide a lot of clarity," Warne said.
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Sleepopolis, Mattress Clarity, Sleep Advisor, and Tuck also recommend this model.
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There is now, at the very least, clarity on his expectations.
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Harris' nascent message lacks the crystal clarity of, say, US Sen.
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The company expects to have more clarity in July, he added.
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Trump's stance on the visas has Silicon Valley looking for clarity.
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Although he later recanted, his revelation still resonates with unusual clarity.
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And I'm certainly going to urge everyone to provide that clarity.
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Would it hurt to get some more clarity in our selfies?
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When it comes to communication, I'm more about clarity than discretion.
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Peggy, a mother of three, recalled the day with heartbreaking clarity.
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The screen resolution is unchanged, but, Keith contends, has improved clarity.
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The American people deserve clarity about the true impact of trade.
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Tuesday's elections could have brought new clarity to the presidential primaries.
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Certainty, in this case, is not to be confused with clarity.
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It's rare to hear a musician with such clarity and charisma.
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This lack of clarity extends to other key nuclear policy issues.
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Neptune will never bring you clarity—it's just not its thing.
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"OpenStack suffered when there wasn't clarity about the mission," he said.
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Trump's announcement, however, could be a disappointment for investors seeking clarity.
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It simplifies the disclosure process and introduces some much-needed clarity.
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And most believe they need more clarity from Pelosi before proceeding.
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How much clearer can I be (since you ask for clarity)?
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They've eclipsed boys in political participation and shown incredible moral clarity.
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Eisenhower's open skies — our airy source of clarity — became momentarily possible.
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But those past shows have had more dynamism and more clarity.
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All of her childhood suspicions crystallized into a moment of clarity.
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She creates images that have clarity without sacrificing ornamentation and joy.
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This lack of clarity is already causing harm to American innovation.
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Business executives complain that the lack of clarity is hitting investment.
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Unlike their earlier books illustrating philosophical ideas, this book lacks clarity.
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And the Democratic National Convention hasn't offered much clarity so far.
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Too often, especially in moments of crisis, we can't find clarity.
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The case raised questions about the clarity of Brazil's judicial framework.
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Judd's midway masterpiece has the beauty and clarity of full disclosure.
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For people who sell goods across the channel, clarity remained distant.
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When it's time to make your own argument, clarity is crucial.
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Then an unrelated disaster struck, bringing unexpected clarity to this issue.
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And as an origin story, she hopes it provides some clarity.
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"Voodoo" revels in the tension between metronomic clarity and hazy imprecision.
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" The saxophonist Joshua Redman "prioritized an agenda of direct emotional clarity.
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Bernie Sanders, providing clarity in what had been a crowded field.
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If you're feeling overwhelmed, the clarity of Klain's analysis will help.
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Maddening because when Booker turns his politics outward, they lose clarity.
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Suzy remains a hapless figure, incapable of much growth or clarity.
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Its clarity and meditativeness are all too rare in this show.
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Investors will be looking for clarity in the arrangement come Friday.
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In 1962, seeking greater clarity, Arbus switched from her 35-mm.
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The new rules, he added, should bring clarity to the marketplace.
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The Chinese government may soon provide some more clarity for businesses.
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It smarted like a wound, and the pain gave me clarity.
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"The clarity isn't there yet," Captain Peace said of the memo.
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Everyone involved wants clarity, now that Amantha's faith has paid off.
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Convicting a president in an impeachment trial requires evidence and clarity.
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The unbearable clarity that follows a death blessedly fades with time.
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"As a result, extra clarity would be extremely welcome," Veale added.
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Markets also awaited clarity on an interim U.S.-China trade deal.
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I read countless books on homosexuality, and yet clarity escaped me.
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And no clarity on who had claim to the oil revenues.
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For my money, it matches printed paper in clarity and experience.
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Today, YouTube says it's asking the FTC to provide more clarity.
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Judges have a duty to reject Chevron with candor and clarity.
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Requests from McCabe's attorneys for clarity have been ignored by prosecutors.
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The truth is that lack of clarity was to be expected.
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Still, his performance is astonishing in its clarity, nuance and endurance.
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Precise numerical goals create a false sense of clarity and certainty.
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Cancer had given her a clarity she had not known before.
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But we need greater clarity about just how crazy it is.
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"There is no clarity," said Mr. Xelil, the senior S.D.F. official.
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The lack of clarity may also decrease the nation's overall preparedness.
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In the end, video didn't add much clarity to the case.
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The clarity of [Rowling's] vision continues to astonish and inspire me.
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And then it has told those stories with clarity and frankness.
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"The fact that we found consistent support for our hypotheses across different subject populations…mixed methods…and complementary methods of self-concept clarity…highlights the robustness of living abroad on self-concept clarity", the researchers write.
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Honda debuted its hydrogen-powered fuel cell Clarity last year in Tokyo.
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She just sees a person as a person, with complete unbiased clarity.
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The women's distinctive voices etch each one with the clarity it deserves.
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Zedd needs some clarity about the political unrest in the United States.
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A tool that provides some clarity, or accountability, could alleviate that worry.
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Regardless of their sector, U.K. businesses are demanding clarity from the government.
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Taylor speaks with the clarity of someone who emerged from a cult.
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That a sense of pause can bring relief and clarity and renewal.
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Their investment comes just three months after Clarity launched to the public.
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With a breath, you can bring calm, clarity and rest your thinking.
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"We need clarity from the United States," a second NATO diplomat said.
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Maybe, in creating a greater sense of confusion, we might uncover clarity.
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So, we should have more clarity on the suggested replacement plan, right?
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Keep in mind that all three Clarity versions are still niche vehicles.
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Correction: The language around the writer's diagnosis has been updated for clarity.
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Smartphones at least have clarity of purpose — by being efficiently multi-purposed.
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Clarity gives the district an average gun violence prevention score of 71.5.
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He admitted to a "lack of clarity" with staffers and promised changes.
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Analysts and investors swiftly demanded clarity over where growth would come from.
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Prince, however, demonstrated a lot less clarity in terms of estate planning.
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Lorraine worshiped at the altar of clarity and organization in her writing.
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The need for clarity should overrule superstitious dread of the split infinitive.
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What CEOs would like clarity on is, how long will it last?
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"You kind of look to the dog for some clarity," he explained.
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Further clarity about the confrontation and its aftermath has also been included.
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What follows is my conversation with Tree, edited for length and clarity.
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Nadler's letter suggested he, too, would like some clarity in that regard.
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So far the electability metric has not brought clarity to the race.
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To the Smithsons and their acolytes, it meant material frankness and clarity.
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"Maybe there will be clarity in the morning," Rachel tells the camera.
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Meirelles said his top priority is to bring clarity to public finances.
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Kupperman and his attorney say they just want clarity from the courts.
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The lack of clarity caused Indians on social media to express concern.
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Here there is greater statistical clarity as to what is going on.
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Nicki's custom bling features a 17-carat center with VVS2-clarity diamonds.
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But that enthusiasm has died because of lawsuits and lack of clarity.
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Charisma, strong determination, clarity of thinking, ruthless intellectual honesty and insatiable energy.
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The LSST and its brethren may be able to provide some clarity.
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It's maddening not having more clarity about how things will turn out.
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This could bring the U.S. market down until further clarity is reached.
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Some of it is there was a moment of clarity on something.
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And for the sake of clarity, this is not a sponsored post.
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I PRAY THOSE BOYS CAN SLEEP W THAT SAME CLARITY OF CONSCIOUSNESS!
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Even that much perspective is more clarity than I had that summer.
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The Electoral Commission must test the proposed question for clarity and impartiality.
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The Verge reached out to SoundCloud for clarity on Premier's payment structure.
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All numbers are rounded to the nearest ten dollar amount for clarity.
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Archived posts appear in reverse chronological order with date stamps for clarity.
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Downgrading to Neutral and adjusting PT to ~$65 until we get clarity.
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This precise sign's influence will ensure that your thoughts flow with clarity.
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Fans expressed their disappointment in the lack of clarity on social media.
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Others in Washington have also called for more clarity surrounding Facebook's project.
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Judge Kavanaugh certainly does offer clarity on this often politically obscured issue.
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Mathematical precision is an essential ally in my goal of achieving clarity.
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Clarity might have been obtained simply by questioning Sells about the incident.
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JB: I think more clarity is great, and we did expect it.
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Bringing clarity to a complicated game will be both challenging and rewarding.
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Night, signified by darkness for Adnan, calls out for illumination or clarity.
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"The message that we want,and others want, is clarity, " explained Nelson.
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I wanted to give him that clarity, and in a way, closure.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, he prefers the clarity of mind that caffeine provides.
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All those extra pixels provide greater picture clarity and more detailed footage.
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Clarity should return next week, especially if you ask the right questions.
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The Rockets went into this game with a crystal clarity of purpose.
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And I don't have to worry about the clarity for Lockheed Martin.
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I get clarity about the goals I believe I should be pursuing.
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Included in those improvements are better picture detail, clarity, contrast, and color.
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After she gained clarity, she testified against him in his murder trial.
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Privacy information provided to individuals lacks clarity whilst also being overly complex.
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Writing people off can be due just to a lack of clarity.
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You prefer clarity over clutter, intuitiveness over irritation, and speed over sluggishness.
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Get clarity on costs, expenses, billing rates for administrative assistants, paralegals, etc.
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But Achleitner stayed silent, to the chagrin of major investors seeking clarity.
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The announcement gives clarity to the fourth leg in Waymo's business strategy.
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And their contrasting attractions are drawn with particular clarity in Infinity War.
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This lack of clarity is not only confusing, but bad for optics.
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"I understand how important it is to keep mental clarity," he said.
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This story was told to and edited for clarity by Diana Tourjee.
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That would provide some clarity on exactly which areas the bill impacts.
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Because we need Trump to declare nuclear war with the utmost clarity.
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Actually, now is a good time to list off specs, for clarity.
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Mercury is all about clarity, but Neptune is the planet of fog.
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We are looking for originality, wit, crisp writing and clarity of thought.
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The color and clarity of the water was out of this world.
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You could argue there's a certain surface clarity to Facebook's position — i.e.
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This gives clarity, she says, and helps you to prioritize and strategize.
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But Achleitner stayed silent, to the disappointment of major investors seeking clarity.
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This morning, we sent a letter to the SBOE asking for clarity.
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I turn to my favorite sex therapist, Vanessa Marin, for some clarity.
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Designs must champion usability and clarity, presenting a genuine, good faith choice.
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I also appreciated the boy's mother's public comments and clarity on this.
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Intense workouts help everyone get clarity ... something Kanye was lacking for months.
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The daily news reminds us we lack clarity concerning grave constitutional issues.
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An exploration of constitutional lack of clarity risks encouraging immediate power grabs.
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But it should provide something perhaps even more valuable for everyone: Clarity.
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Not to say you give up, but just to gain more clarity.
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FTMIB lost 26 percent as investors awaited more clarity on possible coalitions.
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But its users did want clarity on who should start a conversation.
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From the standpoint of building up the economy, there is that clarity.
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At least on this issue, sound and fury gave way to clarity.
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They achieve clarity when they are faced with two not-great options.
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However one of his senior ministers called for more clarity from London.
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Within four weeks of my first Transcendental Meditation course, I found clarity.
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Providing clarity about anti-discrimination laws also benefits employers, landlords and businesses.
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Colao said it was too soon to have any clarity on this.
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This lack of clarity is troubling, and certainly needs to be resolved.
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In public readings, Rich recited her own poems with indelibly sonorous clarity.
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It desperately needs the clarity that only robust, impartial ratings can provide.
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Administration officials declined to offer any clarity on Trump's series of tweets.
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During an appropriations hearing that same month, Pingree asked Gottlieb for clarity.
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Narrator: For example, it lacks clarity, especially with regards to mining resources.
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A loose improvisational performer, he didn't patiently set up premises, emphasizing clarity.
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Scholars argue that secular feminists' "lack of clarity" on the question of
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"A lot of us don't really have clarity around that," she said.
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And I believe to be happy, you need to achieve mental clarity.
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"We encourage Chinese authorities to [provide] more communication, provide clarity," Min said.
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Clarity Money CEO Adam Dell will join Goldman Sachs as a partner.
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Retailers are growing frustrated towards the lack of clarity regarding their future.
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Ministers will look to Cohn for greater clarity on the US position.
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Ms. Nyong'o, simply superb, illuminates her character's conflicted feelings with pinpoint clarity.
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Facts have a way of emerging with great clarity as passions subside.
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Retrogrades are frustrating, but in the end, they always bring more clarity.
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I will seek more clarity on this issue in days to come.
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And things like that have stuck in my mind with great clarity.
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Would you describe it as feeling more clarity than in the past?
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We now have more clarity from Facebook about how it will work.
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One start-up, Clarity Money, is trying to pre-empt this problem.
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Some essential truths, like the moral clarity of nonviolence, are beyond distortion.
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Although it may have peaked, there is no clarity about a relaxation.
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There is a clarity to these historical sections, a care and restraint.
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In 'The Mirror and the Light,' death brings neither clarity or reconciliation.
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I had to make their emotional dynamism, determination, wisdom and clarity convincing.
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But the episodes of high drama had plenty of vigor and clarity.
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But the nature of this unprecedented situation may actually provide necessary clarity.
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And we have not been able to get clarity around that yet.
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Frustration, in recent days, has been more evident than clarity or consensus.
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Editor's Note: For clarity, all numbers are rounded to the nearest dollar.
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Her clarity, equanimity and technical facility translate into all kinds of work.
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This heart has provided complete clarity, become a trusted instrument for focus.
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This interview, which was condensed and edited for clarity, was conducted Nov.
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We've asked Facebook for clarity and will update once we hear back.
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The clarity and simplicity of Kurosawa's plot belie Seven Samurai's elemental grandeur.
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By contrast, there's no similar lack of clarity about obstruction of justice.
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Clarity on earnings will proceed at a different pace for different companies.
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"It's not fun, but it also creates clarity," Ljungman told Business Insider.
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"They were asked about it, but there was no clarity," Garamendi said.
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Clarity is something that Roberts likely does not relish in either area.
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"There is no clarity, and the rapid changes confuse everyone," she said.
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Out of the spotlight, you can act decisively, and with moral clarity.
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It was a perspective that helped me learn to report with clarity.
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What "The Last Defense" does have is a clarity of moral purpose.
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"Spell Reel" isn't necessarily accessible, but it gains clarity as it proceeds.
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Clarity about their internal speech regulation is more important now than ever.
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Rhythms were dispatched with clarity and exactitude, without a trace of rigidity.
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But many investors will be watching for more clarity on Uber's worth.
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Honda started selling the Clarity this year and has delivered about 100.
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But I appreciated the clarity Mr. Gilbert drew from this fraught score.
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Yet sometimes, the simplest answer offers the steadiest path to seeking clarity.
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