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Doing it cleanly is truly a chore, though, and doing it both cleanly and to your taste is a genuine pain.
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But the number of times the Moon orbits Earth doesn't cleanly align with the duration of a single orbit around the Sun, so its phases don't fit cleanly into our calendar.
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Even so, this was a tough grid to fill cleanly.
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First of all, the body is now more cleanly designed.
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Cleanly executed ornamental figures emerge naturally from longer lyrical lines.
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You just hope your buddies out there are competing cleanly.
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But he did not skate cleanly in his long program.
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And how can one make them break cleanly in two?
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But early data hasn't always cleanly validated Biden's electability case.
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He lost quickly, cleanly, and brutally to Lesnar at WrestleMania.
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They're casual, comfortable, and cleanly designed enough to wear anywhere.
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As can now be done when a third strike is not caught cleanly, the new rule allows the batter to try and take first on any count if a pitch is not caught cleanly.
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Still, despite a favorable landscape, Sanders executed cleanly, crisply, and clearly.
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Samsung made that case cleanly at its annual developer conference Wednesday.
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DETROIT — Former Vice President Joe Biden summed it up pretty cleanly.
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The participants' words are handwritten, not cleanly printed like a storybook.
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It worked smoothly and the microphone cleanly picked up my voice.
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People should dress neatly and cleanly when going to the mosque.
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Cleanly launched back in February of 2015 out of Y Combinator.
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He caught two pop-ups and fielded a ground ball cleanly.
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The opposition doesn't map cleanly onto the party's internal divisions, either.
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His passed through their fingers, and his hands plucked rebounds cleanly.
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But that glass ceiling didn't apply to me so cleanly anymore.
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For Trump, the results fell even more cleanly along partisan lines.
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But Ms. Crebassa's silvery shimmer projected clearly and cleanly on Wednesday.
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The dough rolls easily, cuts cleanly and folds like origami paper.
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Twitter has been more active when the lines were more cleanly drawn.
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But we err when we draw these lines of complicity too cleanly.
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City's electricity, and cleanly at that, producing as much electricity as all
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It cleanly divides the world into opposing forces of light and darkness.
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Sheary blasted a shot to the stick side that beat Lundqvist cleanly.
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But the mainstream can't be separated from the extreme quite so cleanly.
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It is cleaved cleanly between two realities — Trump's America and everyone else.
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The Buffalo captain's seventh goal beat Kuemper cleanly on the blocker side.
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"Link a quartet of supermarket employees?" breaks into two parts pretty cleanly.
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It is never some neat narrative divided cleanly between demons and angels.
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Just take your concept, execute it cleanly, and reap the jump scares.
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Beards were trimmed down to stubble or sliced off cleanly with straight razors.
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These were not the cleanly dissected, carefully prepared bodies I was used to.
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Even with a fresh round of funding, these difficulties aren't lost on Cleanly.
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The pastries are decadent, and the conference badges are cleanly designed and colorful.
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But not all fancy laptops slide cleanly into the basic MacBook Pro's slot.
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Dwight is effectively banished, but seeing Negan fall wraps his arc up cleanly.
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Another sign of a terrorist, according to Başkak, is a cleanly shaven face.
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Stewart was unable to cleanly field the ball, allowing both runners to score.
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Hopefully it will be enough time to hop cleanly over the uncanny valley.
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In order to fit everything in cleanly, we needed a much larger grid.
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Like Spence, Brook doesn't fit cleanly into either the "boxer" or "brawler" categories.
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They work hard because they love their sport and want to succeed cleanly.
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By international standards, we live in a cleanly run country, and always have.
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But Mr. Thomas and the players sounded cleanly confident in a vibrant work.
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Now he's questioning whether their co-sleeping arrangement is, uh, a cleanly one.
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The truth is this: Feminist attitudes do not split cleanly on generational lines.
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It would be nice if we could cleanly separate real and nominal shocks.
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With little margin for error, they must play as cleanly as possible, too.
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However, Moodymann did not fit cleanly in the worlds of techno or house.
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Since Cleanly launched two years ago the on-demand space has cooled down considerably.
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A carbon tax would boost demand for gas, which burns more cleanly than coal.
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Reviewers love the cleanly-etched designs and were surprised at its wireless charging compatibility.
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The action is all pretty familiar, but at least it's clearly and cleanly staged.
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Pastoralists get food for their animals and rice farmers dispose of excess husks cleanly.
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Theories explaining thick fluids wouldn't explain the way that fibers cleanly detach after stretching.
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This strategy usually means that if he lands every jump cleanly, he's essentially unbeatable.
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And the only way to really cleanly leave the Avengers is to die forever.
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But if this is the way that it is, let's just part ways, cleanly.
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Bayley and Banks got their win, with Banks forcing Charlotte to tap out cleanly.
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The nature of venture capital makes it unusually difficult to sever those ties cleanly.
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Beckham couldn't pull in the hit cleanly, ending Archer's bid at a no-hitter.
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Or stoves that use liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), which burns more cleanly than wood.
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It also played cleanly, putting the hosts at the foul line just six times.
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This classic wood block stamp finishes off their invitations and letters cleanly and efficiently.
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Horizontal strips of tree and fence and pavement mark these divisions, but not cleanly.
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Wasting little time, he hit the ball cleanly, sending it straight into the hole.
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Conservative lawmakers criticized the GOP proposal for not cleanly repealing the original healthcare legislation.
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At Payback on April 30th, Strowman won a match cleanly over a weakened Reigns.
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The series therefore broke cleanly with the space opera roots of giant robot fiction.
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You wonder if I fielded it cleanly if any of that would have happened.
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A faulty sensor prevented one of the rocket's side boosters from falling away cleanly.
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Clearing the bar cleanly after several jumps at 4.7 meters, Jenner soared into first place.
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And still other people define off the grid as living simply, if not so cleanly.
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Bourn fielded the ball cleanly and quickly hit cut-off man Machado near third base.
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One of Manafort's top tasks, at that point, was steering the ship cleanly into Cleveland.
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It's as if their records have been smeared onto the vinyl rather than cleanly cut.
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But on land electric motors will soon offer freedom and convenience more cheaply and cleanly.
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By the year 2045, California will use nothing but cleanly generated, carbon-neutral electrons.1
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Both the Russia and U.S. bids come off cleanly, but other bids are more suspect.
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We can now see that investors in the global ridesharing industry are surprisingly cleanly divided.
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She gnawed off one woman's legs cleanly at the knees, almost like a chain saw.
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Markets will be watching closely to see whether the Fed can clear both hurdles cleanly.
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Wright cleanly fielded the ball barehanded, but his throw brought Lucas Duda off first base.
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The architecture is often simple, and tries to communicate to the player cleanly and plainly.
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Marte, the second baseman, could not handle the ball cleanly as the tying run scored.
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Walking in calls to mind the cleanly, sterile taupe terrain of an old-school Wendy's.
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Like the label, it doesn't cleanly gel with any particular electronic music genre or environment.
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Dany and her forces had already taken King's Landing efficiently and cleanly, with minimal civilian bloodshed.
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The purpose of all fighting technique is to avoid getting hit often or cleanly after all.
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It's great in the way of already-possible things have been packaged together cleanly and nicely.
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But the problem here is some of the reference points hit so cleanly it rings hollow.
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What's more, the experiments don't cleanly rule out other ways to view the emergence of classicality.
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"Bitcoin is the only one that very cleanly falls on the safe side of the SEC."
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Heads topple, limbs are severed, arrows pierce eyeballs, yet these facts are relayed cleanly and directly.
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"All you hope for is that the horse breaks cleanly and gets out there," Baffert said.
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He struck out the first two batters, but the next hit cleanly, setting the mobile awhirl.
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Of course, when you're talking about the deepest division in MMA, nothing ever works out cleanly.
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Jay Inslee — is to restructure government so that popular majorities translate more cleanly into governing majorities.
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China has pressed ahead with longer-term efforts to get its economy to burn more cleanly.
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Google, Facebook, Amazon and Apple might not get away as cleanly as Goldman Sachs and Citigroup.
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Mr. Trump "should cut and cut cleanly," Mr. Bolton argued recently in The Wall Street Journal.
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Mr. Lund's playing is hunkered and cleanly stated; Mr. Fortner has a sprightly and additive sensibility.
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But none have clearly and cleanly made rejecting Mr. Trump's trade war a "Day 1" commitment.
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There was none of that drama in the rematch, with Ruiz rarely connecting cleanly with Joshua.
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It isn't delivered as cleanly as the ICE storyline, but its inclusion is worthwhile all the same.
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And yes, it had a bunch of story beats that probably could have been handled more cleanly.
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A better understanding of the subterranean will help those resources to be extracted more cheaply and cleanly.
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Like other oil giants, ExxonMobil highlights its investments in gas, which produces electricity more cleanly than coal.
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On the East Coast, startups like Cleanly and FlyCleaners launched to take the competition to the cleaners.
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The vote broke cleanly along party lines, with 47 Democrats opposing him and 52 Republicans voting yes.
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Starlin Castro singled and advanced when left fielder Gerardo Parra didn't come up with the ball cleanly.
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How did he rebound from a missed nine-figure payday cleanly enough to do himself one better?
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More expensive paper is more cleanly split, and its straighter edges have less dust-generating surface area.
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He intercepted a bullet pass cleanly with his left hand, his arm outstretched like a first baseman's.
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Bottas got away from pole position cleanly with Red Bull's Max Verstappen and Hamilton in hot pursuit.
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It washed off easily and cleanly too — it didn't leave behind any reside around my lower lashlines.
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When he could get free, Kovalev had trouble connecting cleanly in the second half of the fight.
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The power of Art Sqool is that it so cleanly presents this paradox of thinking for us.
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We've seen a busted weightlifter, two major cycling wrecks, and a gymnast's shin broken cleanly in half.
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In skating's complicated scoring system, Zhou was credited with four quadruple jumps, three of them landed cleanly.
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Even Ellis got up after the last one — Leon sweeping the legs of O'Hara (cleanly but roughly).
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Five times, 10 times, 15, 20, playing the piece a little faster and more cleanly each time.
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Interestingly enough, the bottom right was the toughest section to fill cleanly, despite the lack of X's.
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He showed unerring command of Berg's devilishly difficult score, but he dispatched it too cleanly and efficiently.
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A 22-year-old from Ukraine, Svitolina hits flat, cleanly struck groundstrokes with pace, accuracy and consistency.
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Morales, a 60-year-old former union leader for coca farmers, says he won the election cleanly.
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The floor was cleanly swept concrete, the walls decorated with wrinkled, brightly colored posters of Hindu gods.
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J.P. Al Green soul shuffle, jam-band jollity, and some cleanly DeBarge ingratiation want to meet up.
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This would certainly bolster the credibility of the Games and the morale of athletes who compete cleanly.
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All were similar, with 1Password standing out as the most cleanly designed (and least annoying) password management tool.
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Healthy-looking gums and teeth mean your mutt's mouth is a cleanly place as far as muzzles go.
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This digital e-reader can carry thousands of books while fitting cleanly in your bag or carry-on.
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"I wish that I'd gotten the rain poncho on a little more cleanly," Bush told NPR's David Greene.
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But Semien dove to his right, fielded the ball cleanly and fired home without ever regaining his feet.
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Those cities will need more support to develop cleanly, prevent disasters and adapt to climate shifts, he added.
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So, when approaching mezcal we try to do everything as gently, as kindly, and as cleanly as possible.
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It's as cleanly designed as ever, with the "Moment" feature that helps you organize your list every day.
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Mr. McCraven used postproduction to stitch together cleanly structured new recorded works from the raw materials of jamming.
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Venning went on to state that the business was committed to operate as efficiently and cleanly as possible.
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The money-raising schemes sound okay on paper, but in practice they don't always work out so cleanly.
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He needs to win states, and win some cleanly, if he's going to catch her formidable delegate lead.
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This was not a "broken" fight, after all; I had once possessed the skill to beat Magica cleanly.
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He fielded it cleanly — and threw wildly past first baseman Logan Morrison, putting the leadoff hitter at second.
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One piece struck the edge and half of it hit the dirty floor, sliced cleanly without pinching down.
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The money-raising schemes sound okay on paper, but in practice, they don't always work out so cleanly.
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But he broke cleanly — a must in Baffert's book — and went to the lead, setting a furious pace.
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I don't believe that the surveys — no matter how cleverly designed — can cleanly separate cultural and economic anxiety.
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He fired the ball cleanly to Watkins just a beat before the next defender could get to him.
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Distractions include inclement weather, the emotional strains of the ceremony and the pressure of performing cleanly and seamlessly.
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A serrated knife will cleanly slice through tomatoes without crushing the flesh and losing all the juices. Citrus.
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If we don't both agree that a grid is coming together cleanly, we trash it and move on.
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I eventually managed to get away cleanly a couple of times, but never did better than the launch control.
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Cracknell's pass traveled through the crease, and despite not striking the puck cleanly, Roussel still was able to score.
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Rather than coming out cleanly, like say, a splinter, it unravels her skin, creating a pretty-gross-looking gash.
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Or Felder's cleanly swishing a 3-pointer, only four steps in from the halfcourt line, over a frozen defender.
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So he relaunched True Knowledge as a cleanly designed smartphone app, one available on both iPhones and Android devices.
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Similarly, Thor's powers, straight out of myth, map more cleanly onto Captain Marvel's cosmically driven abilities than Black Panther.
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They fold easily with a soft, satisfying click, adjust to your head cleanly, and come with a nice case.
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The actors are all suited perfectly to their roles, and they cleanly embody malice, or determination, or their masks.
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Facing an 0-2 count, Gonzalez deposited a bunt between home plate and the mound that Giolito fielded cleanly.
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There are people who love how cleanly she slices through policy layers, how thoroughly she digests the small print.
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Phoenix missed layups and shots inside the paint, committed turnovers and failed to cleanly catch passes on several possessions.
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His voice rang out cleanly and clearly, and he showed good stamina in a portrayal long on physical exertion.
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There is next to no separation between the subject and background here, but it separates cleanly and blurs pleasantly.
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He failed to cleanly field Tucker Barnhart's smash up the middle, turning a potential double play into an out.
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Mr. Herheim's "Pelléas" gently riffs on these facets of the opera in his cleanly acted, dreamily slow-moving staging.
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At 38A, Spray the monarch to keep him cool, the entry works cleanly as a phrase: MIST A KING.
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Although they are more abundant than their name implies, they are difficult and costly to mine and process cleanly.
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The director, David Yarovesky, and the screenwriters, Mark Gunn and Brian Gunn, hit the genre beats cleanly and efficiently.
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If it passes the House cleanly, the president has promised to veto it, the second veto of his term.
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The title was not secure, he said, until he made it through the final round of pit stops cleanly.
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He had hit a soft liner to right-center that Lorenzo Cain, a Gold Glove center fielder, fielded cleanly.
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It would be morally convenient if technology for war could be cleaved so cleanly from technology for everything else.
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It's where he learned how to shape his syllables, and how to string them together into cleanly contoured squiggles.
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We've had two major parties for a long time, but for many decades Republicans and Democrats weren't cleanly split.
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But if she can pull it off cleanly just once, in Rio, she has a shot at the podium.
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The company's downfall does not fit cleanly into the death-by-Amazon story of many retailers in recent years.
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Thanks to that, the overhead shot has become the way to quickly and cleanly document a recipe being prepared.
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It was a conventional portrait, except for one surreal touch, where he painted an arrow cleanly puncturing her head.
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Every action and emotion is rendered so precisely and so cleanly that even the simplest sentences bring enormous pleasure.
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There just isn't very much data available, cleanly organized and naturalized images to satiate the thirst of deep learning models.
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Cleanly, the on-demand laundry and dry cleaning service started in NYC, has raised $5 million in Series A funding.
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Burning cash by subsidizing user's on-demand purchases has killed startups before, and is something Cleanly wants to navigate cautiously.
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Yes, FromSoft could have shipped another game that more cleanly fits one of their successful molds, another Souls, another Bloodborne.
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The new editor lets you edit posts more cleanly within blocks, a feature that uses something called MobileDoc and Ember.
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Their existence, and their varying gender expressions, show that biological sex is neither cleanly binary nor inseparable from gender identity.
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A Say Anything record that cleanly met its messy, wild ambitions would be unrecognizable as the work of Max Bemis.
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Bodies are not assembled as cleanly as plumbing systems, in spite of what common parlance for our reproductive systems suggests.
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I'm disappointed in what has happened, but if this is the way that it is, let's just part ways cleanly.
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And as with the doctor's growth chart, a curve—following physics as we know it—should connect the two cleanly.
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Imagine watching a distant solar system, with planets rotating cleanly around a star for millions of years without a hiccup.
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Dubnyk failed to handle the puck cleanly and Nugent-Hopkins jumped on the rebound and poked it into the net.
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It stood up tall, proud and cobalt blue and broke cleanly over a rock shelf perched beneath the verdant hills.
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Doughty beat Andersen cleanly with a wrist shot from 583 feet, with Kopitar providing a screen in front of Andersen.
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Nor does Ms. DeLappe traffic in easy routes to confrontations and climaxes that have been cleanly foreshadowed in early scenes.
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The pads are formulated with an emulsifier to make sure the 100% virgin coconut oil rinses off cleanly with water.
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He went on to photograph wildlife "as simply and cleanly as possible," using only black and white backgrounds behind them.
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And Refsnyder was charged with an error when he could not cleanly backhand Paul Janish's sharp grounder down the line.
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Stiff arms into body kicks, retreating low kicks, off balancing in order to strike cleanly, and even some neat elbows.
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Cleanly fielding the ball, Crawford took a difficult angle to second base instead of tossing the ball for a forceout.
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If it works as intended, an emissions market will give Chinese power companies a financial incentive to operate more cleanly.
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Emma Watson delivers her melodies purely, demurely, and cleanly on the note, like a chorister, but that is not enough.
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Brown's got a broad, cleanly minimalist drawing style, augmented with bright yellow tones — the cartooning equivalent of 8-bit animation.
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The deal could pass cleanly on Saturday, or perhaps with an amendment demanding it be put to a second referendum.
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As you can tell from MADERA, CO-SET, and SAES, the other quad stack proved more difficult to fill cleanly.
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If you tackle someone cleanly and happen to snap his rib, then good-on-ya (as the Aussies would say).
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Bills to cleanly repeal much of Obamacare or to more fully repeal and replace it don't currently have the votes.
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Cleanly is also shying away from paid user acquisition for the time being, again preferring to focus on hammering down margins.
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But if you're looking for a cleanly designed laptop for your everyday tasks, the Ideapad might not be a bad idea.
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Right after the opener, WWE did the right thing and had Becky Lynch beat Charlotte cleanly for the Smackdown Women's title.
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Gender politics don't always break down cleanly along gender lines, and what fires up one base can also fire up another.
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However, Oduya's attempted backhand clearance under duress was intercepted by Getzlaf, who delivered the equalizer despite not striking the puck cleanly.
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So when I set up my first Pop switch, I tried to make the cleanly designed little button control my lights.
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Taking hold of the issue, one that cuts so cleanly across class, race and cultural lines, comes at an obvious risk.
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The result is a series of pages that read cleanly and, through their simplicity, don't ask too much of the reader.
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What's become increasingly clear over the past year is that the Democratic Party of 2018 has broken cleanly in Sanders' direction.
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With a little force, this tool cleanly slices and cores an apple faster and better than I could with a knife.
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I ultimately decided to clue only PREEN so as to get the idea of SPACE INVADERS across as cleanly as possible.
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Mathieu Perreault found Stafford breaking in from the right point, and Stafford's one-timer beat Budaj cleanly for the tying score.
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Muzzin took a feed from Doughty and drifted into the left faceoff circle for a snap shot that beat Kuemper cleanly.
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"Wear and Tear" is written cleanly and well, even if it deflates a bit each time Tynan and Dundy aren't around.
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Put simply, $100 is going to fit in plenty of people's budgets more cleanly than some of Fitbit's more premium offerings.
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That is especially true if Trump's own conflict of interest questions are not resolved cleanly enough for Democrats by that point.
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With one out and the infield in, Beltre's chopper to third was fielded cleanly by Russell Martin, who gunned down Andrus.
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With Duffy running on contact, Rosario could potentially have cut down the run at home had he fielded the ball cleanly.
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While frustrated at Topshop's dismissiveness, Ahmed's initial reaction was actually disappointment as the allegedly rip-off design isn't even cleanly executed.
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We marveled at how, cleanly delineated by color and touch, the earth had left a timeline of its existence over eons.
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Since then, it has been split cleanly in half, chiseled away by souvenir hunters and split again into many smaller pieces.
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He's fond of soul-inflected grace notes, but he always articulates them thickly and cleanly, rolling into and out of them.
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Now look, I rely on Amazon Prime just like the next hypocrite, and I understand how one's needs aren't cleanly categorizable.
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Cleanly, the YC-backed company that looked to bring tech to the laundry industry, has today announced a merger with NextCleaners.
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He then hit a sharp liner to center field, but Cespedes fielded it cleanly and threw it home on the fly.
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The tragic-crime-that-wasn't fit much more cleanly into the story powerful people wanted to tell than the truth did.
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Check how cleanly manager Val Demings comes in here after playing a clip from former white house staffer Fiona Hill's testimony.
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She bravely and repeatedly dives into the muddled shadows of social issues often presented in cold statistics and cleanly drawn graphs.
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There wasn't much Lundqvist could do on Hoffman's redirection goal, but he was beat cleanly on shots by Stone and Karlsson.
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Trout, though, fielded the ball cleanly and made a perfect one-hop throw to catcher Jonathan Lucroy, who tagged out Guzman.
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You cannot have a country that thoroughly permeated by Christian culture careen into moral barbarism and absolve the faith that cleanly.
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In essence, under "seamless mobility," they see people traveling farther per year than under their other scenarios, yet more efficiently and cleanly.
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"Putting forth your message cleanly and sharply is the key right now," Kayleigh McEnany, a Trump supporter and CNN contributor said Sunday.
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"It's not that I want to get out on the ice to prove anything, I just want to skate cleanly," Zagitova said.
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In third after the short program, Osmond stepped out of her opening triple Lutz but recovered to cleanly complete her free skate.
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Granlund cleanly won a draw from new Predators acquisition Vernon Fiddler, maneuvered into the high slot and beat Rinne with a wrister.
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The first movement, especially, went at an easygoing lope, and Mr. Ehnes played cleanly and displayed ample virtuosity of a relaxed sort.
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What they saw was this: Wright fielded the ball cleanly and made a smooth throw to first base, with his tongue out.
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The Nosedive app is cleanly designed and easy to use, and it enables fully anonymous choices and easy, nearly instant score calculations.
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Menace: Negan is at his best in one-on-one encounters, where his smarminess contrasts cleanly with his unpredictability and vicious temper.
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Mr Barnes is a master of the novel that unfolds cleanly before the reader and yet interrogates itself as it is told.
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As streaming pushes music into a more corporate, sanitized, cleanly efficient realm online, undertakings like Damn Son Where Did You Find This?
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Manuel Margot opened the game with a topper between the mound and third that Cardinals third baseman Alex Mejia couldn't cleanly field.
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But figuring out how to clearly, cleanly, simply, and concisely articulate what you're trying to do may be your most important job.
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Both characters are celebrated and cheered for their impetuous actions after they finish blowing stuff up, and the plot is cleanly resolved.
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Wind can be kryptonite to the best of archers, with the merest breath sending a cleanly shot arrow wide of the target.
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The "adversity score" is an admission that the SAT cannot fulfill the hope of a cleanly meritocratic society, governed by deep thinkers.
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Rather, it sports matching 80-horsepower electric motors powered by dual waterproof lithium ion batteries, which are cleanly hidden under the deck.
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Written by a pair of wildlife biologists, Does It Fart cleanly explains the science of digestion and fascinating aspects of animal behavior.
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Manny Pacquiao also doubles up on his left hand in this way, with the second, less severe punch often sneaking through cleanly.
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The Obama administration hoped that the Kemper County power plant, under construction in Mississippi, would show that coal could be processed cleanly.
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This geometric print is so cleanly cut out of the top layer of the dress that it's just subtle enough for Easter.
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It's presented not cleanly or neat but rather simple and pointed; a matter-of-fact phrase wrapped around a beating, aching heart.
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Tottenham pings one cross, then another, across the full width of the Liverpool penalty area, but each sails through cleanly — and untouched.
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The vote split cleanly along party lines in Arizona's Senate with all 17 Republicans supporting it and all 13 Democrats voting no.
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A lanky 247-6, Medvedev does not look powerful, but he hits the ball cleanly with perfect timing and with great disguise.
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Disney put out a final trailer for Mulan this week, showing off more of its colorful, cleanly shot, and epic battle sequences.
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With the Fed only committed to keeping the operations going through the second quarter, cleanly unwinding them could be another nettlesome issue.
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Literally: in big, iridescent shell necklaces tied and layered over single-breasted princess coats in black velvet, falling cleanly below the knee.
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As Cleveland's Cedi Osman was caught off-balance and stumbled to rotate over, Dinwiddie released the fadeaway and it cleanly went in.
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Even if you wanted more political information, you didn't have easy access to it, so the interest didn't translate cleanly into information.
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This water bath cleanly separates out the liquids and stops any wax that would be stuck to the side of the bottle.
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Similarly, the serrated knife is ideal for cleanly cutting a layer cake, an icebox cake or a Yule log/bûche de nöel.
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After a 33-yard Alabama field goal tied the game at 24, Humphrey caught the ball cleanly at the 50-yard line.
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It was one of my first attempts in sub-64-word grids, and as such took many, many hours to fill cleanly.
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It's a quirk of the publishing industry that authors are asked to limn a devilishly hard problem and then cleanly solve it.
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It's well-complemented by the production of her brother, Finneas O'Connell, who prefers cleanly structured music far less outré than Eilish herself.
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Welch appeared briefly in federal court before Magistrate Judge G. Michael Harvey on Tuesday, appearing cleanly shaven and donning a new short haircut.
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It would not work from a cleanly booted Mac if the hard drive was encrypted with Apple's full disk encryption FileVault, Little explained.
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After a 213-yard Alabama field goal tied the game at 24-24, Humphrey caught the ball cleanly at the 50-yard line.
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None of this is particularly subtle, but the basic dynamics echo our world cleanly enough to offer up some real ground to explore.
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Andre Burakovsky got loose on a short breakaway created by Jay Beagle's up-ice pass and beat Fleury cleanly for his 16th goal.
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Transportation produces 41 percent of California's emissions, and clean electricity would show the world that cars, trucks, and trains can be electrified cleanly.
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So her interruption gets folded in and made part of the joke, which cleanly flows back into what Gregory had working for him.
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A lot of power would be meaningless if it's not delivered cleanly, and the Lightning-connected Cipher DAC augments the amplifier brilliantly here.
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They can be cleanly separated, that is to say, from any political aspect: the eternal dilemma of who should get what, and why.
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In July, the U.S. Treasury issued guidance on promoting the use of fossil fuels cleanly and efficiently through funding from multilateral development banks.
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Ideally the trachea and the esophagus should be cleanly cut, he said, pulling back the partially severed head of a quail to demonstrate.
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It simply and cleanly embraces the details of everyday life, occasionally dirty or impoverished or ominous, spiked with moments of memory-infused whimsy.
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Nothing I've played before or since has played as cleanly, quickly, and with as much baked in fun as laying down those cards.
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Our bodies break down, no matter how cleanly we live or how in shape we are, a fact Daniels is acutely aware of.
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Then came Myhrer, beating his chest before bursting out of the start gate and carving his way cleanly and smoothly down the course.
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The rest of the clues broke up a bit more cleanly, but I don't begrudge Mr. Vigeland this entry, it was just challenging.
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If nothing else, though, the plan provides a guide to Warren's priorities on voting rights — and they line up very cleanly with progressives.
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Trying to fill cleanly around all of those X's (especially with them being so close together) is not for the faint of heart.
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Trea Turner led off the game with a sharp grounder to short that Carlos Correa couldn't field cleanly, leading to an infield hit.
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Trea Turner led off the game with a sharp grounder to short that Carlos Correa couldn't field cleanly, leading to an infield hit.
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The people preparing it define success as Trump shows up, there's no drama, the right things are said and everyone gets out cleanly.
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Everything is laid out cleanly, and finding shows or movies is a breeze, thanks to the voice search function built into the remote.
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Wilmer Flores smacked a two-out single to right field and advanced to second when Giancarlo Stanton could not field the ball cleanly.
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With a runner on first, Oakland's Terrence Long laced a double to the right-field corner that was fielded cleanly by Shane Spencer.
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I smiled and sighed at the pure flavor: so earthy and saturating on my palate, yet exiting cleanly without a trace of aftertaste.
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Rating this model as its top pick, the team at Design My Costume found that it cuts fabric cleanly and sews pieces expertly.
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And the USB-C power brick is just plain thoughtful in its design: it's easy to wrap the cord around it cleanly and compactly.
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It commits $200 billion to the U.N. Green Climate Fund to help poorer nations develop cleanly and cope with wilder weather and rising seas.
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One of the key differences since Tite took over two years ago has been that Brazil try to win the ball cleanly in midfield.
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For fans at a basketball game, there are few sights as satisfying as a rival player's shot sailing cleanly beyond the rim and backboard.
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He praises efforts to test how to burn coal cleanly, by catching emissions, but says "we're 20 years too late" in starting such experiments.
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Some start-up founders remain skeptical that a fund capable of creating such rich valuations and global influence can package its complexities so cleanly.
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"It makes a bigger difference for the really good ball strikers to have no wind and can hit the ball so cleanly," he said.
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Not only will hydrogen have to be produced more cleanly and cheaply, the cost of using it as a fuel must also come down.
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"I was surprised by just how cleanly we can record whales, ships, and all sorts of activity taking place at the surface," Dziak noted.
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Bankruptcy courts might struggle to cleanly resolve a complicated financial institution; there's also a risk that private liquidity to the firm might run dry.
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There were aces, cleanly struck backhands, wickedly angled forehands, right-guess returns and full-swinging passing shots on the line off the full stretch.
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With its many attachments, the Pellenc harvesters allow farmers to spray, mow, prune then automatically and cleanly sort the best grapes into a container.
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And such an indication may be changed or retracted by a new administration just as quickly and cleanly as the old administration issued it.
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Because of this attention to detail, Cleanly is able to make a pick-up as soon as thirty minutes from the time of order.
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Competing offerings are hard to compare cleanly, because of a dizzying array of rates and rewards, including hard-to-value freebies like air miles.
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As rare disease patient advocates, we urge Congress to do what is best for patients in advancing the user-fee bills smoothly and cleanly.
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The surface is relatively non-stick, so food comes up cleanly as your flipping it, and wipes off easily as you're scrubbing it later.
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Given the escalating storytelling value, they will have to pack a lot of action into those few episodes to cleanly wrap up the show.
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The painting oscillates between flat sections cleanly fitted together, like a jigsaw puzzle, and angular abstract forms jammed into packs, like crushing ice floes.
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The materials used to construct the USA Pan Bakeware Aluminized Steel Loaf Pan facilitate the even cooking of food, and items are discharged cleanly.
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The rice comes threaded with half-scrambled eggs and tastes cleanly of scallions, salt and white pepper, which brings an invisible, low-key heat.
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So far from cleanly ending the story of Obamacare repeal, the September 30 deadline will likely only lead to a new period of uncertainty.
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Needless to say, trying to fill the grid cleanly with all these constraints was a challenge, so I REALLY hope you enjoyed the solve!
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PARELES Lauren Mayberry, frontwoman of the Scottish band Chvrches, has a voice that's tart, serrated and soaring — it cleanly pierces through everything around it.
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Williams said she felt as if she was striking the ball cleanly in training ahead of the tournament, but match pressure changed the equation.
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The reason I liked it was because it was splitting all those flavors very nicely and cleanly because it had such a precise sound.
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From there, it was a matter of finding a layout which would cleanly connect the two sections, and then filling the remaining two corners.
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At the start of round 4, Mayweather backs onto the ropes and covers up, allowing McGregor to take shots, none of which landed cleanly.
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Turns out that was the right move: Wordvice's edit was the overall favorite of the quartet, and the finished draft reads cleanly and clearly.
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For it's a bizarre double world that Villalpando depicts, not cleanly divided, but bleeding across its Equator, from Old Testament to New and back.
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He drove another ball deep to center, turning the Gold Glove outfielder Kevin Kiermaier around to catch it, and Torreyes fielded cleanly at shortstop.
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It's masterfully done, though a bit uncanny when you notice the difference in texture between Crosby's old vocal stems and the cleanly recorded orchestra.
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A tasty starter, these clams are usually brought out alongside toasted bread where dripping lemon, parsley, and shellfish meat can be cleanly mopped up.
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The first step was to run optical character recognition (OCR) on articles in the scanned print archive to transcribe the text as cleanly as possible.
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I've been on London's tube and busy central streets with the D92003s on, and my music has come through cleanly, powerfully, and pleasurably every time.
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She did this decently considering it's not her forte, her jab found the mark cleanly on many occasions and Andrade could do little about it.
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They get to know one another, but not through the style of traditional naturalism, in scenes moving cleanly toward an emotional or dramatic turning point.
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I initially feared I would break it when approaching the fully folded position, but that's when it just snaps cleanly into a stiff, closed form.
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"It's really primarily an engineering flight to understand the performance of the first stage, second stage, and that the mission comes off cleanly," says Hart.
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Doughty took a cross-ice feed from Nic Dowd and beat Jones cleanly with a slap shot from the top of the right faceoff circle.
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Engineers Bharat Bhushan and Philip Brown have a treatment in development that will coat plastic bottles and allow soap to cleanly and entirely flow out.
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With Cleanly Reserve, the company is offering a way for users to schedule out all of their pick-ups and drop-offs way in advance.
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"It's also very clean, so it should burn as cleanly as current diesel fuels, as all it contains are carbon and hydrogen atoms," says Guan.
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On the contrary, it beggars belief to assume that any party, no matter how popular, can cleanly win more than 95 percent of parliamentary seats.
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Of course, the United States should do its best to end the war and to force Gulf coalition partners to fight cleanly in the meantime.
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One error occurred when he did not cleanly field a ground ball, and he was charged with another when he threw wide of first base.
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CB Therapeutics is a new biotech company that aims to change the game with cannabinoids produced cleanly and cheaply in the lab, out of sugar.
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But no matter what tremendous plans Twitter may have for its social interactions and multimedia content, the first step will be to cleanly separate them.
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He also came up with about 90 percent of the fill on this grid — the inside of the bulb was particularly hard to fill cleanly.
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She struck the ball very cleanly, even on the stretch, and hit the spots with her ultimate weapon — the serve — when she needed them most.
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I wanted to get some long down entries into this puzzle but the 110 letters of theme material made that difficult to pull off cleanly.
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By twisting a dry noodle past a certain degree, then slowly bending it in half, it will break cleanly in two—no wasted middle bits.
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With his technical fluency, strategic melodic thinking and cleanly dusted tone, Wendel has become an idol to an entire generation of young tenor saxophone students.
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I would have preferred to leave off even more of the black squares, but I couldn't get the grid to fill as cleanly without them.
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Other existing Cleanly investors include Initialized Capital, AltaIR, Millhouse Capital, Y Combinator, Ludlow Ventures, Haystack Ventures, and a bunch of angel investors including Paul Buchheit.
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James started to elevate for a 3-point attempt but before he could get the ball in position to shoot, Iguodala swatted it away cleanly.
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Kevin Kiermaier played the ball cleanly off the wall and, with Altuve sprinting around third, fired the ball to the shortstop, Adames, in shallow center.
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The interior is cleanly and beautifully designed, I found the way the curves all fit together when viewed from a side profile to be pleasing.
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Jones braids together these ideas cleanly and confidently, adding more and more threads until we're left in awe at everything the story of Pepe encompasses.
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Molina's grounder sputtered toward shortstop Jose Reyes, who could not cleanly barehand the ball; Reyes, of course, hit leadoff for the Mets 11 years ago.
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It was painful for me, and so I felt it was important to clarify it as quickly and as clearly and as cleanly as possible.
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The goal is to accurately transcribe audio to text, parse the information to make it structured, and insert it cleanly into an electronic health record.
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That's because it will be easier to control emissions by shifting to power plants and then moving the energy to final users cleanly by wires.
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It laid out the theory that government power is divided cleanly among the branches — not shared, as Mr. Barr also expounded on in his speech.
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"Our aim is to intervene as cleanly as possible, meeting demand as directly as possible, at the lowest cost for the government," Campos Neto said.
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But Calipari's public stance was probably delivered more cleanly and persuasively than it would have been even through a sit-down with a friendly reporter.
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If low-yield or non-nuclear warheads are used, Russia could make a disarming first strike cleanly, causing little collateral damage and few civilian casualties.
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Where Mr. Bloomberg has aligned most cleanly with Democrats has been his contempt for Mr. Trump, whom he has described routinely as divisive and incompetent.
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For a moment our fears were assuaged: a warming fresh-baked aroma filled the air and the hot cookie slices came cleanly out of the packaging.
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Somehow, the pilot managed to avoid any cars on the freeway, and reportedly got it down cleanly ... until one of the wings clipped the center divider.
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There isn't much in the way of huge savings, but the interface is cleanly laid out, so finding exactly what you want is a simple process.
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When voters elect someone who has bent the rules, it sets up a conflict between the courts and the electorate that is hard to resolve cleanly.
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Torrey Mitchell won the face-off cleanly, drawing the puck back to Andrei Markov, whose shot from just outside the right circle was tipped by Carr.
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I think in general sometimes it's better not to have a co-founder because you can make decisions cleanly, you don't have to argue about everything.
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Benn's slap shot from the right point beat Quick cleanly, as he was unable to find the puck through a screen in front of the net.
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Instead of passing cleanly through the 66 gates, his skis passed either side of one of them, instantly disqualifying him and undoing four years of training.
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After missing badly on a 3-point attempt with 32 seconds left, Foster cleanly hit a 3-pointer five seconds later to make it 81-78.
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"I said then and later that I had conquered my fear quickly and cleanly," Lauda wrote in his autobiography, To Hell And Back, the BBC noted.
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We were in charge of ensuring that all revenue-producing entities within the city's parks, from food vendors to golf courses, operated smoothly, honestly, and cleanly.
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Some were cute little semi-detached old-school style places, with terrier statuettes in the windows and lawns sheared as cleanly as an army cadet's hair.
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Powell said any regulatory review of the recently announced project should be "patient and careful," while acknowledging digital currencies do not fit cleanly within existing rules.
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By mid-morning, the dew will be gone, and the long grass will lie down in front of the blade and be harder to cut cleanly.
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Gordon admits that the original formula was not ideal — it was too thick, which made it difficult to apply and rinse cleanly out of the hair.
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Brand's career splits cleanly into two halves, during the first of which he was one of the NBA's most valuable players, and reliably its most underrated.
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Even when I win a lot of these battles, a quick visit to the repair bay lets me know that I'm not winning them cleanly enough.
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Gwinn then found just enough space in a crowded Chinese defense to fire home a cleanly-struck shot past keeper Peng Shimeng to settle the game.
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The issue of building both public and internal trust might not be cleanly resolved by giving up a year's bonus or giving money to affected families.
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Anisimova was still taking big swings at the ball and hitting cleanly, but the left-handed Kvitova was consistently in the right place to hit winners.
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On 3rd-and-6, Foles found Agholor more cleanly, and the wide receiver raced to the sideline for a 17-yard catch and a first down.
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That speed, and the user convenience it would provide, would allow for Cleanly to partner with third-party laundry services while capturing market share with users.
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James was denied an earlier basket that would have made the score 156-153 after a review showed Antetokounmpo cleanly blocked James' layup initially called goaltending.
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Today's polarization — in which left and right are more cleanly sorted — pushes us to double down on all of our views, even the ones we doubt.
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Johan Sverdrup shows how technology can help extract oil more cleanly and why "Norwegian oil and gas are important in a climate perspective," the company said.
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Bryan Hymel, who sang Arnold at the Met, had the necessary stamina, cleanly hitting his high notes, although his tone was at first narrow and pinched.
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The harsh, airy propulsion of the music moves like a large, sleek, unpredictable machine, programmed to do its job cleanly and efficiently, but capable of violence.
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From the air, the signs of poaching are clear -- the skull cleanly hacked through to get at the tusks; a collection of branches to conceal the kill.
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The vocals on "Ready for the Floor" by Hot Chip come through cleanly, but the whole song sounds limp, since the Pixel Buds produce so little bass.
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Bills to cleanly repeal much of Obamacare or to more fully repeal and replace the 2010 health care law don't currently have the votes necessary to pass.
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The company's AI-powered SMS inbox looks to ditch the spam and organize transactions notes as well as coupons for Indian users into a cleanly designed hub.
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The ball veered into the sky with an insane amount of draw, only to line up cleanly along the pin, almost whispering its way to an albatross.
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Not only does Windows run much more cleanly on tablets, but it's also become clear that Microsoft was an early innovator in mobile-friendly hybrid PC hardware.
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The Timex Expedition Scout 36mm Watch is a cleanly designed classic field watch with a light-up face and a nylon strap that's perfect for any budget.
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Bodies are not assembled as cleanly as plumbing systemsVaginal and clitoral orgasms are not separate because the vagina and the clitoris, as anatomical structures, are not separate.
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One vocal faction is pushing for 1003% renewable energy, neglecting nuclear power and fighting all fossil fuels, infrastructure to move them and technologies burning them more cleanly.
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The company was focused squarely on the logistics of delivery, giving Cleanly drivers back-end access to help map out various types of buildings, parking situations, etc.
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Freeman finished 1-for-4 and cleanly handled the only ball hit his way in the longtime first baseman's first major-league action at the hot corner.
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Devon Travis followed by hitting a slow grounder toward Headley, who cleanly fielded the ball but lost his grip trying to transfer it to his throwing hand.
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This cleanly mounted production, which features a set by Anna Louizos and lighting by Ken Billington, begins with marvelous gusto, with an adversarial call-and-response number.
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Caged in glass at the rear of his bright, cleanly tiled new dining room, he plays each round of dough as though it were a bongo drum.
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Avisail Garcia led off the top of the fourth with a one-hopper to second that was ruled a hit despite Dozier failing to handle it cleanly.
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We can't be alone in the collective gasp that rippled through the theater when Thor sliced Thanos' head cleanly off a mere 15 minutes into the movie.
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While it was essentially a friendly, Djokovic looked in tremendous shape, striking the ball cleanly and powerfully and moving with his trademark elasticity on the lush lawn.
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This breaks cleanly along party lines, with 85 percent of Republicans seeing it as a distraction and 85 percent of Democrats seeing it as a serious issue.
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A little more time and we could have made the 12 cleanly, while under more stress, and made it thru the later rounds in the actual fight.
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But it has also offered plenty to its wearers, from defiance and reclamation of tradition to the pragmatism of cleanly tailored lines to an undeniably camp glamour.
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Headlines like "Slaughter in Suburbia" have given way to stories about an increase in murdered rabbits, while the cats continue to turn up, bloodless and cleanly disemboweled.
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Sex in this context is easy to define and the lines are cleanly drawn: You either have testes and testosterone in the male range or you don't.
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One piece of 2-inch diameter tree branch was cut cleanly in 3 locations (similar to saw cuts) about 30 feet prior to the initial impact crater.
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The installments are cleanly formatted for easy reading on a four- or five-inch screen, and delivered at regular intervals by email or app (Android and iOS).
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This is radical anti-Americanism—not simply illiberalism or anti-cosmopolitanism—because America is not only a nation but also an idea, cleanly if not tightly defined.
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This reads cleanly on the internet (the book grew out of a BuzzFeed essay that went viral), but it doesn't lend stamina to a 250-page narrative.
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In the pairs short program, Sui and Han skated cleanly to score 2500 and beat the Germans Aliona Savchenko and Bruno Massot, who were second at 22012.
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"While we've engraved as many as 70 letters inside of a ring, there are limits to what can be done cleanly, effectively and legibly," Mr. Murphy said.
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Some of these studies have compelling evidence for gun restrictions, but RAND's team argued that the US is too unusual for those other findings to cleanly apply.
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I am unable to cleanly separate the kind of body modification that altered my sex, and the taboo procedures Tiamat endured to become her vision of herself.
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The order "could also (put) pressure on them to divest more stations cleanly in the open market," said Gene Kimmelman, president of the advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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She slices into the skin of Jenny's head, begins gently squeezing the sides of the cut, and almost immediately, a gnocchi-sized white pus ball pops out cleanly.
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Finally, they grab the handles cleanly and pull the doors open, and after a few more hours of trial and error, they can repeat the trick every time.
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She only hopes that if it is, in fact, a lipoma, it'll pop out cleanly without giving her a fight, which these types of squishy masses sometimes do.
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If the terms of the contract are as cleanly in Mozilla's favor as they appear to be, Oath is probably hoping to come to some sort of settlement.
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To grow more cleanly, power-hungry developing countries need to find it as easy to add renewable power capacity as coal or other fossil fuel plants, she added.
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The new Fotos app, which works with all of Leica's cameras that have Wi-Fi, is cleanly designed and transfers images from the camera to your phone quickly.
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One reason that it has been able to grow so quickly is that it explains why the technology matters simply and cleanly, in language that anybody can understand.
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Brian Campbell's shot from the point somehow found its way cleanly through Detroit's defense and past goalie Petr Mrazek, who faced 16 shots in the first period alone.
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About $40 million was put toward the effort in 2017, compared with $4 billion needed annually to meet a global goal for everyone to cook cleanly by 2030.
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Josh Bailey dragged the puck past San Jose's Justin Braun just inside the Sharks' blue line and found Nelson alone for a wrist shot that beat Jones cleanly.
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Regardless of the impetus behind getting them, face ink requires a deep dedication to a lifestyle, a culture, a career, or personal expression that can't be reversed cleanly.
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An EPA field worker has been trained to follow strict guidelines when collecting data to avoid sample contamination, just as lab workers are trained to process samples cleanly.
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"I am confident that if I skate cleanly I will definitely win," Hanyu, 23, told a packed news conference at the Gangneung Ice Area after a practice session.
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Thursday's announcement followed a December gathering in Paris where the IADB pledged $1 billion in loans to help the region grow cleanly and curb damage from climate change.
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Or at least that's the feeling you may get as you flip through the thick binder, which has a stylish blue patchwork-quilt cover and cleanly laminated pages.
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Anyone who watched the live broadcast of the two men's free skates could tell you that Kolyada didn't land those quads cleanly, and his scoresheet reflects as much.
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Manafort needed a way to get cash from offshore accounts into the U.S. cleanly, so he turned to a time-honored tradition for money launderers: expensive real estate.
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Until recently, operators didn't have to install emissions-control technology — and dedicate part of the plant's output to power it — because Powder River Basin coal burns more cleanly.
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Alex Avila and Victor Martinez followed with sharply hit balls to the right side of the infield, grounders that Jose Altuve and Yuli Gurriel failed to field cleanly.
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Used in concert with one another in convoys, they can transport significant amounts of cargo cleanly and efficiently when compared with today's big rig gas-powered freight trucks.
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And yet Williams does look like the favorite on Saturday, particularly if she can serve as effectively and strike the ball as cleanly as she did against Görges.
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Ryu got a little help from his infield on a grounder from Mookie Betts which Manny Machado fielded cleanly but then proceeded to throw well wide of first.
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Young skaters in the United States were rewarded not for innovating and taking risks — attempting new combos, for instance, or trying more difficult jumps — but for skating cleanly.
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And to alter now, cleanly and sanely, I want to shuffle off this loose living randomness: people; reviews; fame; all the glittering scales; and be withdrawn, and concentrated.
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DOUBLE DOG DARE was an appropriate starting point for this puzzle since I wasn't sure this wide open grid would be possible to fill cleanly at the start.
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Blot what you can, and then test a little to see how it reacts to water, and if it rinses off cleanly then rinse your face and hands.
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Veteran, by contrast, was sealed off more cleanly, more secure in its virtual reality, without the risk of everything falling apart or the rays of sunlight poking in.
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OF Kevin Kiermaier continued his defensive struggles with a two-base error, then didn't field a single cleanly and didn't get a throw home on the tying run.
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Christian Breyer says that if electrolysis were used in places with abundant renewable resources, such as the Atacama Desert in Chile, hydrogen could be produced cleanly at low cost.
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They're raced remarkably cleanly, whereas in previous editions, one or both of them might have tagged me from behind repeatedly until I was finally knocked out of the race.
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These changes are a sensible, more cleanly designed, and much needed centralization to how Facebook handles news, but they're also a response to a year of missteps and fumbles.
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Colorado capped the rally with Ryan McMahon's RBI single — with another run tacked on when center fielder Lewis Brinson couldn't cleanly field the bouncing hit — and Iannetta's RBI double.
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Back in 2009, wealthy governments agreed to raise $100 billion a year by 2020 to help vulnerable countries grow their economies cleanly and withstand wilder weather and rising seas.
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Oh, and Kai is still seeing images of Charles Manson (also played by Peters), this time cleanly shaven like him and dressed in all black with swastika lapel pins.
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The logic of wholesale non-consensual transparency does not apply as cleanly to the email inboxes of political workers who do not act in the name of the citizenry.
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Derrick Rose fed Anthony on the left wing and the forward used his left hand to gain some space before releasing the high-arching shot, which cleanly went through.
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As Dixon knew, the algebra splits cleanly into two parts: ℂ⊗ℍ and ℂ⊗𝕆, the products of complex numbers with quaternions and octonions, respectively (real numbers are trivial).
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"Rise in Wage Inequality Following the Introduction of Information Technology" (2016) consists of cleanly modernist, translucent acetate prisms overlapping each other, like a piece by Ellsworth Kelly in plastic.
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Here's her jump from the short program: As seen in the GIF above, Zagitova gets a good amount of height on her jumps and lands both of them cleanly.
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From a storytelling perspective, it's all executed cleanly enough, but it also felt strangely isolated from the rest of the show, in an episode that already felt bottle-like.
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Companies like VanMoof are aiming for the high-end of this new market, attempting to sell cleanly designed e-bikes with powerful smart features all for a premium price.
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It's a Hydrocolloid sticker that absorbs the fluid or pus from your pimple, allowing it to flatten and heal cleanly, and it's the most effective acne patch we've tried.
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The agreement provides for $100 billion a year in international funding from 2020 to help poorer countries develop cleanly and adapt to the already inevitable impacts of climate change.
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All you need to know is the unmanned Space X rocket launched from land on Sunday, and was supposed to touch down cleanly on a ship in the Pacific.
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Chen became the first Olympian to land five quadruple jumps cleanly in a routine and actually attempted six, but put his hands to the ice on the quad flip.
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Medvedev has an accurate, heavy flat serve that he backs up with perfectly timed, cleanly hit groundstrokes, and his two-handed backhand is one of the best on tour.
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"Erased Presence" (28) is a large stone sculpture, precisely and cleanly cut in the center, which conjures up a vision of the temple Al-Khazneh at Petra in Jordan.
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Power poles were leaning at 45-degree angles for miles or snapped cleanly in half, R.V. trailers and large boats littered the landscape — nearly all of them completely destroyed.
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She would divide a package of cookies into two piles: one of intact, sandwiched cookies and the other of plain wafers with the vanilla-flavored cream cleanly scraped off.
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Philadelphia's Ivan Provorov had a solid scoring chance at 24:21 in the first period, but he couldn't quite handle the pass cleanly and shot the puck just wide.
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This Belgian import has a simple story and cleanly drawn style, yet delivers an utterly mysterious fascination, great for kids on the older end of the 7-12 range.
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Chase Headley followed by grounding to third baseman Kyle Seager, who fielded the ball cleanly but lost it on the transfer to his throwing hand, allowing Sanchez to score.
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Unfortunately, I had an older version of the platform accessory, which was pretty narrow, so neither the Sony mic nor the Sennheiser receiver fit cleanly on the mounting plate.
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Late last month, China said it was going ahead with plans to create the world's largest carbon market, giving Chinese power companies a financial incentive to operate more cleanly.
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But both cleanly landed only a few of the quads, prompting questions about whether it was not smarter to lower the level of their programmes in the interest of success.
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We focus on the Bay Area because it has been a testbed for minimum wage increases, which allows us to cleanly identify the impact of minimum wage on local businesses.
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HBO's baffling, maddening, beautiful series The Leftovers wrapped in 2017, and improbably (given Damon Lindelof's involvement), it actually wrapped up cleanly, explaining its biggest mysteries and reaching a satisfying conclusion.
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The big picture: The tool cleanly compares how these reports project the future based on current and planned national policies, and climate-friendly scenarios offered by some of the analyses.
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Considering what a challenge this show has been over the course of the season, the solution comes a bit too quickly and cleanly to feel true to Legion's complex spirit.
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More specifically, RCS Chat will replace SMS if carriers update their systems to support the "Universal Profile," the version of RCS technology that allows messages to interoperate cleanly between carriers.
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While he bounced back in his third and fourth dives, scoring 81.40 and 91.80, he failed to enter the water cleanly on his final attempt and got a 50.40 mark.
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As part of the deal, richer countries have committed to raise $100 billion each year from 2020, to help poorer nations grow more cleanly and adapt to a warming world.
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"This impeachment process will not go as quickly or cleanly as markets seem to be pricing in," said Win Thin, head of Emerging Market Currency Strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman.
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The additive, methyl tertiary butyl ether, or MTBE, was added to gasoline from the 1970s to the mid-2000s, to increase its oxygen content and make it burn more cleanly.
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"Young skaters in the United States were rewarded not for innovating and taking risks — attempting new combos, for instance, or trying more difficult jumps — but for skating cleanly," Lipinski says.
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Version one feels definitive still, although if you can find someone to cleanly splice "Ultralight Beam" and "Ultralight Prayer" together along Kirk Franklin's benediction, hit me up with a copy.
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While we think this implication holds, it's worth noting that in our studies we cleanly control whether people see politicians offering solutions or not, but the real world is fuzzier.
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The most beautiful sequence of the movie features Carla Juri as Dr. Ana Stelline, one of the few characters we meet that doesn't cleanly fit our pre-existing noir expectations.
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How to find and fairly distribute enough funding for frontline nations to stay safe in a warming world and to develop cleanly remains a hot topic at the U.N. talks.
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Murray and the Cardinals will have a multitude of issues to work through, but simply snapping the ball cleanly is a worrisome one with the regular season three weeks away.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Good News From Diablo Canyon" (editorial, June 27): You seem to believe that intermittent wind and solar can power America more cleanly than nuclear power.
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The two areas where Mr. Obama broke most cleanly with Bush-era practices were torture and the indefinite military detention of Americans and other terrorism suspects arrested on domestic soil.
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It integrates cleanly with a little button at the top of your inbox that lets you dive right into the analytics on your recent email blasts of formulaic friendly greetings.
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True, Luca Pisaroni, a proven scene stealer himself, portrayed the Count compellingly, his rich, solid bass-baritone projecting cleanly, his lustful finagling written on his every oily snoop and gesture.
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Large tech companies have recently started to use their own centralized platforms for machine learning engineering, which more cleanly tie together the previously scattered workflows of data scientists and engineers.
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Here's Nagasu's Olympic triple axel slowed down: As seen in the GIF above, Nagasu completed those three and a half revolutions without under-rotating and landed the jump pretty cleanly.
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This is an incredible find: Parsing "candy" as "C and Y," building a good-looking "piñata" out of black squares, hiding PIÑATA in the grid, and filling it all cleanly?
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It is also to foster the naïve dream that, since it is something separate from us, in the past, it is now something we can cleanly redeem in the present.
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Cleanly launched out of YC in 2015 with a plan to use data around delivery to optimize laundry pick-up and drop-off in a complicated market like New York.
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This week's episode, "Virtù e Fortuna," is an action-packed hour that is least exciting when the guns are a-blazing, despite a few cleanly staged and expensive-looking sequences.
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I (and most restaurants I know) like to use a Sharpie and painter's tape (We recommend green FrogTape) for labeling because the label stays on securely but comes off cleanly.
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He also predicted that the ceiling would be raised cleanly — that is, without spending reforms attached to the increase that are intended to move the government toward a balanced budget.
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The label "intelligence official" is not always cleanly applied in Russia, where ex-spies, oligarchs and government officials often report back to the intelligence services and elsewhere in the Kremlin.
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In Matz's fateful third inning, shortstop Jose Reyes failed to cleanly field a ground ball, and second baseman Wilmer Flores could not hold on to the ball flipped to him.
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Often, they crossed paths with another Second City alumna, Ms. Whalen (the one who is known to take an unwieldy idea and distill it to a cleanly written half-page).
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This was the series's most cleanly successful event, though it didn't have the heavy historical gravitas of the Prime Time reunion, or the charmed revelation of the chamber music show.
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This is a cleanly clued theme puzzle with five compound, or two-word, answers to punny clues, all of which use very common names for outerwear as their second part.
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Medvedeva, a 17-year-old Russian, landed all of her jumps cleanly as she recorded 79.21 points, beating the three-time world champion Mao Asada's 78.66 at the 2014 worlds.
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The popular Australian fitness trainer says she was able to slim back down to her muscular frame in just a few weeks because she ate cleanly and exercised throughout her pregnancy.
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But Police Commissioner Kevin Davis has also said he could not rule out that the officers were wrongly staging more cleanly shot "re-enactments" of drugs actually found at the scene.
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Absent a total Trump meltdown, Rubio will most likely need the field of also-rans to fade quickly and voters consolidate cleanly behind him if he's to surpass Cruz before Tuesday.
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Nurse netted the winner at 3:57 of the third period when he unloaded a slap shot from the top of the left circle that cleanly beat Arizona goalie Antti Raanta.
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But the public evidence the administration has offered — such as legally placed, clearly identified advertisements and tariffs targeted at Trump-supporting states — appears to fall cleanly under Brennan's definition of influence.
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Draisaitl penetrated deep into the Anaheim zone, and with the Ducks backing off, he fed Larsson, who was left alone in the slot for a one-timer that cleanly beat Gibson.
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After a turnover in the Los Angeles offensive zone, Calle Jarnkrok threw a lead pass that found Arvidsson and his wrist shot beat goaltender Darcy Kuemper cleanly for the winning score.
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CB Therapeutics, a new biotech company launching today at the Disrupt SF Startup Battlefield, aims to change the game with cannabinoids produced cleanly and cheaply in the lab — out of sugar.
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It is as cleanly understandable as the agonizing second of vulnerability if you miss, knowing that you just gave your opponent all the time in the world to do the same.
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CRISPR, as a quick reminder, is basically a molecule that cleanly and reliably snips bases out of DNA strands paired with a molecule that hunts out a single sequence of bases.
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But then back came Atlético, and Fernando Torres probably should have doubled the lead but instead shot against the inside of a post when he had broken through cleanly on goal.
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Opinion Third parties don't fit cleanly into the simple political narrative most of us have in our heads of red versus blue, and two parties battling it out, Super Bowl-style.
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TMZ got a hold of this video in the moments Tory swung -- it's unclear if he connected with the guy cleanly, but the dude fell back and Tory charged after him.
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He hit two solid singles in three at-bats, cleanly fielded a ground ball at third base and sprinted from first to home on a double, sliding safely across the plate.
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In the penultimate mission before Virgin Orbit offers commercial satellite launch services, the 70-foot (21.34 m) LauncherOne rocket cleanly separated from the jetliner at roughly 35,000 feet, the company said.
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Deep in his zone, Flames defenseman Dougie Hamilton crossed wires with Mark Giordano and coughed up the puck to Cogliano, who cleanly beat Calgary goalie Mike Smith on the ensuing opportunity.
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Natural gas may burn more cleanly than oil or coal, but flushing it out requires forcing enormous amounts of water and chemicals into the earth with pressure approaching a shotgun blast.
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A bent pin, part of the system that senses when the four side boosters fall away from the Soyuz's central core, prevented one of the side boosters from falling away cleanly.
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Without telling his coach, Chen added another quadruple jump to his free skate and ended up landing six quads in total, five cleanly, more than anyone ever has in Olympic competition.
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A coalition of 173 mostly left-leaning groups on Wednesday issued a letter to Congress demanding that government funding bills for fiscal 85033 be passed "cleanly," without any controversial policy riders.
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There is, however, one physics mystery that he never solved: The nature of how a spaghetti noodle breaks -- or whether it was even possible to break a stick cleanly in two.
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It also includes a new paragraph which says the United States will "work closely with other partners to help their access to and use of fossil fuels more cleanly and efficiently".
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Ne-Yo: Another Kind of Christmas (Motown) Ne-Yo has always loved retro signifiers of class: airbrushed surfaces, crisply mixed martinis, men wearing cleanly pressed suits and glancing at pocket-watches.
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Playing drawn in at shortstop, I charged a slow dribbler, scooped up the ball cleanly and, in one beautiful, smooth motion, sailed it about 12 feet above the first baseman's head.
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You cannot spend a year making one wrestler look like a uniquely strong, dangerous threat and then have him or her lose cleanly while showing absolutely nothing which makes them special.
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Wireless audio all around is just messy in iOS unless you limit yourself to one of Apple's five W1-enabled headphones, which pair and sync much more cleanly than third-party products.
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The lipoma is stubborn and sticky, meaning it doesn't want to pop out cleanly, so Dr. Lee has to yank it out piece by piece — like ripping up a raw chicken breast.
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"In 2016, the bill they passed was a clean bill, meaning just cleanly raising the minimum wage over five years," says Brandon McKoy of New Jersey Policy Perspective, a progressive think tank.
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The Green Climate Fund (GCF), set up by U.N. climate talks in 2010, began approving projects in 2015 to help poorer nations develop cleanly and cope with wilder weather and rising seas.
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This final trailer spends almost half of its time on a tense, cleanly shot action sequence that seems to be exactly what Fast & Furious fans are looking for out of this spinoff.
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They express every thought, every sentiment, every idea clearly and cleanly, and when they don't—when they stammer or trail off or change courses mid-stream—it's only ever for dramatic effect.
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We quickly, easily, and cleanly created Pinterest-worthy watermelon slices in the shape of pineapple spirals — not to mention a nice little accompanying watermelon stick as well (from the slicer's hollow center).
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Lundqvist coughed up a juicy rebound that led to Fehr's goal and was beat cleanly on two unscreened but difficult shots of the sticks of Sheary and Malkin before he was yanked.
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It assumes that the Republican Party is somehow distinct from Trump, that the chaos and cruelty that's characterized the current administration can be cleanly separated from the Republican Party as an institution.
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The vocals signal yearning and desperation through cleanly sung passages that crack with emotion, and echoing howls that bleed; the lingering, blue-gray atmosphere and forceful percussion drive the point home further.
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The Predators took a 3-0 lead on Smith's fourth goal of the season at 4:47 of the second period on a wrist shot from 23 feet that beat Kuemper cleanly.
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Donaldson walked with one out in the fifth inning and Russell Martin reached on a fielder's choice when shortstop Nick Ahmed could not get the the ball out of his glove cleanly.
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The ads will run in cleanly segmented experiments on YouTube at no extra cost beyond the media investment, the company says, and turn around results in as little as three days' time.
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They interpreted this to mean that LIGO either hadn't cleanly separated their signal from the noise, or correlations in the noise at exactly the right moment were responsible for the entire signal.
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It's pretty rad to see how cleanly design concepts can translate between a "2D" and 3D environment, and how much of the game part of a game lives in its fundamental ideas.
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Had he been able to win the vote cleanly, and without the post-election violence, France and other important Western allies would probably have turned a blind eye to a little repression.
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Ruben Tejada singled in the second run, and the third scored when Segura could not field Samardzija's double play ball cleanly and Arizona had to settle for a force out at second.
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"The U.S. approach incorporates the reality of the global energy mix and uses all energy sources and technologies cleanly and efficiently, including fossils fuels, nuclear energy, and renewable energy," Mr. Pompeo said.
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They are better labelled and more cleanly processed (though a recent study found trace quantities of heavy metals in nearly all the baby foods it tested, probably from pesticides and airborne pollutants).
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However, her attempt at the Produnova vault — a front handspring into double front somersault — failed to come off cleanly as her bottom touched the mat before she bounced back onto her feet.
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Nagasu became the first American woman to land a triple Axel at the Olympics, cleanly hitting the jump at the start of her program to gain a season's best score of 137.53.
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He performed the four jumps cleanly and earned positive GOEs for all of them but earned a lower base value than Kolyada because the jumps weren't as difficult overall as Kolyada's quads.
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There are also plenty of other golden mid-2000s hits for possible mashups within the interface too, all pre-prepared with tempo shifts and edits to fit more or less cleanly together.
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Clinton to knock Mr. Sanders cleanly out of the race, but Mr. Sanders has still not attracted the kind of coalition that would make him a genuine threat to win the nomination.
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"A company like, say, Netflix can afford to pay a princely sum to make sure its service gets to users as quickly and cleanly as possible," The EFF said in a primer.
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Where against most of Cruz's opponents they serve as a deterrent, against Dillashaw they served to catch him cleanly, break his balance, and destroy the rhythm and distancing of his combination work.
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Spain tied the match two minutes later when the American goalkeeper, Alyssa Naeher, made an ill-advised pass to defender Becky Sauerbrunn that left her no time to cleanly distribute the ball.
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Directed evolution methods can yield specialized enzymes that will carry out desired reactions far more cleanly and efficiently compared to standard chemical processes, with their reliance on solvents, plastics and precious metals.
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Rosario fielded the ball cleanly but paused for a split second to tap his glove before releasing, providing enough of a window for Gordon to beat out the throw to first base.
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The efficiency gains come with the ability to operate using a very lean mixture — very little gas for the amount of air — that a typical spark-ignition engine cannot burn cleanly. Definitely.
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The issue doesn't break cleanly along party lines, but it is typically more popular with Democrats than Republicans, and drug companies have relied on Republican support to avoid the more stringent measures.
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It's not long, it's not short, it's not conservative, it's not radical, and it's not cleanly associated with anything other than itself, making it, perhaps, the most different hairdo of all time.
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The 47-year-old revealed the finished look on his account in a series of photos, and we've gotta say: His cleanly-shaven face reminds us of his P.S. I Love You days.
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Carlos Santana and Luplow each walked to load the bases before Tampa Bay third baseman Daniel Robertson was unable to cleanly field Perez's dribbler up the third base line, allowing Lindor to score.
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"You have a very small sample size (only a handful of policies) and lots of potential confounding variables that make it difficult to cleanly estimate the effect," Jenkins emailed after reviewing the report.
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That ploy not only left a string of opponents gasping, it also earned her almost as many unforced errors (271) as cleanly hit winners (299) over the course of seven matches in Paris.
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Blocking them from voting on the first ballot means it will be harder for anyone to win nomination cleanly That's likelier to happen than in past years because of the historically crowded field.
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As escape rooms and these newer, immersive parks have stoked audience interest, Westworld has become the perfect metaphor at the perfect time, cleanly articulating the allure of losing oneself in a "real" adventure.
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In plain English, quads landed cleanly can lead to super-high technical scores — especially if they're performed during the second half of a free skate, when they're eligible for a 10 percent bonus.
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Striking the ball cleanly and powerfully in perfect conditions on Court Philippe Chatrier, the big-serving Keys bagged the opener in the blink of an eye against an overpowered opponent offering little resistance.
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They de-racialize support for Trump throughout their book: There's an entire chapter on Trump-voting Christians, and not once do they mention that religious support for Trump falls cleanly on racial lines.
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He elected to shoot instead of passing on the odd-man break and cleanly beat Toronto goalie Frederik Andersen on the blocker side at 1:43 for his fourth goal of the season.
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But he can hurt just about anyone in a loose, close range trade and now he has a means to create those without getting hit as frequently and cleanly on the way forwards.
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Gatlin's return to the Olympics raises the question, yet again, of whether an athlete who has been caught doping can ever truly repent for his or her transgression and compete cleanly once more.
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All it really took was me telling my cooks to roll up their sleeves, put on a nice shirt instead of looking fucking dirty all the time, and work as cleanly as possible.
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All students must still learn to write by hand cleanly and legibly, and considering most of us rarely lift a pen these days to begin with, why is cursive writing still a thing?
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And they used the drum machine more like a technological curiosity than a musical instrument: it clicks cleanly, one-beat-at-a-time, almost like a child lightly thumping on pots and pans.
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Playing against Detroit Tigers minor leaguers and in front of Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner, Gregorius singled twice and cleanly fielded three grounders but got an error for a bad throw to first base.
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With Manny Pina on base after a walk in the fourth inning, Orlando Arcia singled to left field, but Chris Taylor could not field the ball cleanly, giving each runner an extra base.
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Speaking of executions, the philosopher George Bataille once referred to museums as guillotines, meaning institutional devices that swiftly, cleanly cut art off from life by removing it from its political and psychological sources.
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More than 20 years on, this feels too cleanly schematic, but it endures as an example of the affinity so many gay male artists have for women at the mercy of patriarchal structures.
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He based his call, at least in part, on how cleanly Crawford received that hop from Juan Perez, exactly where the ball ended up in his glove, in the heart of the pocket.
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Their dishes at Elske are colorful and cleanly composed, featuring vaguely earthy ingredients (smoked fruits, crispy grains, homemade vinegars), many of which come from nearby farms and the restaurant's patio-side herb garden.
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Daniel Murphy reached on an infield single to put runners on the corners before Baez pushed a bunt past the mound toward second base that could not be fielded cleanly, driving in Bryant.
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"It's impossible to draw a line in the sand, that cleanly separates the manipulated Pelosi video on the one hand, and lots of other edited-together political videos on the other," Gillespie said.
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Pros: Can handle just about any vegetables, cleanly feeds cut vegetables into bowl Cons: May rock slightly during use, prone to staining Buy the Spiralizer 5-Blade Vegetable Slicer on Amazon for $28.98
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There's no guarantee that this will all work out as cleanly as the announcement seems to imply, with all the major carriers rolling out some easy, effective solution that becomes widely adopted next year.
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If you can hear the warm rumble of low bass notes as cleanly as the chirp of the highest note in Bach's "Cello Suite No.1 in G Major," you've some nicely tuned headphones.
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The EU -- which grew out of the Second World War as a way of ending Europe's cyclical history of internal conflict -- will cut its ties with Britain as cleanly and simply as it can.
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Unlike the crude breaks that occur with the original sculpture forcefully toppled over by bearded ISIS fighters, Salzar's fragments, made from copperFill — copper material for 3D printing — are cleanly separated into squared off sections.
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Detroit first baseman Ronny Rodriguez fielded the Mercer throw cleanly and executed a toss to third baseman Dawel Lugo, who applied the tag on the sliding Altuve to complete the inning-ending double play.
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New York's Nick Leddy opened the scoring just 222:14 into the game, wiring a long point shot off the crossbar and in after Casey Cizikis cleanly won a faceoff in the Calgary zone.
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So it is also reliant on third parties obtaining consent to data processing, and must therefore rely on those partners to cleanly and fairly obtain consent for this portion of its market intelligence activity.
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In a new paper, Ohio State University researchers Bharat Bhushan and Philip S. Brown describe a new surface coating that enables sticky liquids like shampoo and oil to slide cleanly out of a bottle.
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First, wiggling the bump around with her fingers to gauge the size, Dr. Lee squeezes the lump out of the tiny incision slit to ensure that the pus oozes out cleanly without any scarring.
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Today it's home to a dizzying number of cleanly modern near-cubes—University of Washington research labs, Google's Seattle HQ, more Amazon offices, and businesses with head-scratchingly sci-fi sounding names like NanoString.
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Cleanly, the on-demand laundry service looking to take on FlyCleaners, has today announced a new annual or monthly membership program that discounts service while offering a recurring pick-up and drop-off schedule.
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He cleanly fielded a hard-hit ground ball from Harper for the final out of the game, securing Syndergaard's fourth win of the season, in which he outmatched one of the game's premier pitchers.
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More important, the air campaign in Yemen is now being fought at least as cleanly as contemporary U.S. air campaigns, with stringent target vetting and, to my trained eye, extremely restrictive rules of engagement.
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The demands that the Clippers make of Jordan have him catching lobs while turning half-circles midflight, dodging scrums of players to swat shots cleanly, and withstanding last-ditch shoves during his dunk attempts.
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The idea is that this gas would then be shipped to population centers in the east, where it would burn much more cleanly in power plants and detoxify the air in cities like Beijing.
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Chirinos, who homered in the third inning, tried to score from second, but Trout fielded the ball cleanly and fired a perfect throw on the fly to catcher Martin Maldonado, who applied the tag.
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But by Monday, according to the newspaper Le Monde, the rat riding a champagne cork had been cut cleanly out of the wall, and the homeless child had been splashed over with blue paint.
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Devenski surrendered a fielder's choice RBI to Juan Uribe when he failed to cleanly field a grounder back to the mound, allowing Napoli just enough time to slide in under the tag of Kratz.
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On first-and-10, with just over 30 seconds elapsed in the first quarter, Winston tried to throw over the middle, only for the pass to cleanly intercepted by Indianapolis Colts linebacker Darius Leonard.
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Perry said the United States can achieve this future only by casting aside the "energy pessimism" of past generations, which held that the United States could not produce new fossil fuels cleanly or affordably.
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Brent Celek was a bust, with his snap on an extra-point attempt being fumbled, but Trey Burton did better, with his snap landing cleanly for a 41-yard field goal by Caleb Sturgis.
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She has managed to play some sparkling tennis in 23, striking the ball very cleanly in some of the early rounds in Australia and again in her victory over Victoria Azarenka in Indian Wells.
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Moving onto the armpits, Dr. Lee cuts into the lumps under Amber's arm, both of which pop out cleanly — like little pearls — and sends those growths to the lab along with the other skin flaps.
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And while much of the new funding will go to geographic expansion, with San Francisco next, there's not necessarily any rush for Cleanly to expand before they can maintain sustainable margins in each new city.
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In an effort to save on delivery costs Cleanly has also slightly altered the on-demand model — the startup only picks up and delivers laundry for a few hours in the morning and at night.
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The curatorial theme for this year's iteration is "the life cycle of an app," which comments on our apparent need for digital applications to traverse through this modern world of Seamless delivery and Cleanly laundry.
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Her videos are cleanly edited and set to jazzy tunes for a stylized, modernInstagram aesthetic in motion that puts meals at the forefront and includes close-upshots of her smiling face feasting on juicy oranges.
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"This is our laboratory and where we productize this, discover how it operates, cleanly and concisely, and what are the stylistic elements that then can move into our franchise," Parkes says of the flagship location.
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Why it matters: Top Trump administration officials have repeatedly said they back nuclear power and fossil fuels, in particular coal burned more cleanly with technology that captures and stores carbon underground instead of emitting it.
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Cleanly shaven to adhere to New York's facial hair policy, McCutchen struck out in his first two at-bats, was hit by pitch on the sleeve in the fifth and grounded out in the eighth.
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As Sugar Ray Robinson pointed out in his memoir, when you stop looking for the knockout and just focus on landing as often and cleanly as possible, the knockout often just comes on its own.
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For his swings he'd use his palm or his wrist, and he would only throw his fists in well set up punches which he felt he had a decent chance of landing cleanly and safely.
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She hits the ball cleanly off both sides, taking the ball early to control court positioning, and she is capable of upsetting a seed or two with her understanding of how to play on grass.
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Miller took full advantage of the situation by reaching in and ripping the ball cleanly out of Newton's hands, leaving the ball up for grabs for Malik Jackson to recover it in the end zone.
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You can take them out as cleanly as possible with a spatula and then invert them onto the plate or you can take the committed route we use in the restaurant and go for broke.
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On Thursday, 15 boys of the Saint Thomas Choir on Fifth Avenue, accompanied by harpist Bridget Kibbey and under the direction of Daniel Hyde, gave a tender, cleanly executed account of Britten's beguilingly modest piece.
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So that the kind of meme lord stuff, I think that's actually where we've been best prepared in that the responsibility there kind of cleanly falls to the tech platforms, and they have done things.
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You'll see that while the Mi Note 10's 27-megapixel image is higher resolution than the iPhone's, it doesn't resolve as cleanly at the pixel level and allows more color noise to creep in.
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Gonzalez retired his first 18 batters before Andrew Romine led off the seventh with a hard liner to shortstop Tim Anderson, who could not field the ball cleanly and was initially charged with an error.
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Years later, as experts watched the current recounts play out, they noted some progress, particularly the absence of the ballots that produced the infamous hanging chads, where holes were not cleanly punched through the cards.
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The other policy plan dominating the primary debate so far — the conversion to a government-financed health care system known as "Medicare for all" — enjoys narrower support that breaks much more cleanly along party lines.
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Trey Burton, also a tight end, then got a shot and found more success, with his snap being handled cleanly by Jones, who got it down for a 41-yard field goal by Caleb Sturgis.
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But the ubiquity of such accounts has rendered even the most striking among them utterly predictable: most feature a cleanly-hued morass of pine trees, clasped hands, aquamarine water, and still-exercising-on-vacation #fitspo.
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Hitting pause also lets drivers end their day cleanly, with the app automatically taking them off the grid when they drop off that last passenger, rather than making the driver turn down requests while they go.
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Everything in the Curiosity app is presented neatly and cleanly, with a nice mix of text, images, and videos to keep you engaged during your lunch break or a spare five minutes at the subway stop.
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The move and kick has been working extremely well for Overeem and giving up playing the bully has meant that opponents start walking onto his strikes and stepping in too close to swing at him cleanly.
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And while Slack, understandably, will get name-checked a fair amount when discussing the new collaboration tool, the software giant has taken a very cleanly organized business approach that sets it apart from that chief competitor.
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Nyquist broke out of the 13th gate cleanly and Gutierrez eased him back to allow speed runner Danzing Candy, starting out of the 20th gate in the 20-horse field, to clear him from the outside.
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"If an organization is able to cleanly organize their data, then they often are unable to extract real business value from the data due to a lack of expertise and easy to use tools," Smith adds.
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Ciro is the "good" brother, the one who found a way to live in industrial northern Italy: He accepts his social position as an unskilled worker, marries a nice local petty bourgeois girl, and lives cleanly.
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Jefry Rodriguez (1-4) walked the bases loaded in the first inning before third baseman Jose Ramirez was unable to cleanly field Canha's sharp grounder, allowing Marcus Semien to score the first run of the game.
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" Some Conservative Brexit supporters are still incensed over what they see as her breach of a promise to break cleanly from the EU. "It is the ultimate betrayal of our democracy and people's belief in it.
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This reluctance to cleanly kill off such a key reason for health coverage cost inflation sure looks a lot like crony capitalism on behalf of protecting the bigger health insurance companies against newer and smaller competitors.
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In selling Caviar, Square removes an aspect of its business that didn't cleanly fit into either of these segments, so it may be better equipped to invest in and grow the two areas more effectively now.
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"A company like, say, Netflix can afford to pay a princely sum to make sure its service gets to users as quickly and cleanly as possible," the EFF recently wrote in its primer on paid prioritization.
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" Some Conservative Brexit supporters are still incensed over what they see as her breach of a promise to break cleanly from the EU. "It is the ultimate betrayal of our democracy and people's belief in it.
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It is not that Vera Wang, herself a former competitive skater, proved with her refined monochrome designs for the 18-year-old superstar Nathan Chen that elegance on the ice is compatible with cleanly executed quads.
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Some have cleanly expanded, others have instituted cost-sharing requirements or moved beneficiaires to private insurance, and now, under the Trump administration, some states are starting to require Medicaid enrollees to work or else lose coverage.
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"To be able to see an entire block of trees, nearly cleanly picked, when just days earlier there were thousands and thousands of apples on them, we just couldn't even fathom it," he told the station.
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Because balancing artistry against anguish is so challenging, and because such a balance is even more sensitive to its context than art usually is, no single piece can be sure of landing cleanly on its own.
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Read more: Gennady Golovkin landed his left hook knockout punch so cleanly, it left Steve Rolls falling face first to the canvas Golovkin has endorsement deals with Nike's Jordan brand, Hublot, and Tecate, according to Forbes.
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Both a USB and USB-C cable are included with this hard drive, so you have the option of using both and the convenience of using its built-in notches so you can store them cleanly.
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"Go ahead and scrape some out of the pan if you can..." As I returned to my couch, pouting, a cooking miracle occurred: the slice of eggs baked in hash browns came cleanly out of the pan.
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I didn't expect much from this episode of The Walking Dead, but the show cleanly set up the building blocks of the conflict to come without ever falling back on its regular habits of stalling and manipulation.
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The camera doesn't leave the two rooms where Holm makes his phone calls, but the characters are so cleanly drawn, and their interactions are so authentic, that it's easy to picture the outside world with full clarity.
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Uber is reportedly looking to build its own cars, an enterprise-level concession that, if you're in the business of driving a lot of people a lot of places in cars, maps pretty cleanly to making cars.
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Wearing a flashy red tutu, Zagitova cleanly executed all elements of her jump-packed free skate to take first place with a more than 20-point lead over second-place finisher Mirai Nagasu of the United States.
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One issue comes up as I click through the recording of my Skype conversation with Frode Hegland: I find the sound of my own voice terrible, because I tend not to speak as cleanly as I write.
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But for now, I think we can cut Elon Musk and his team some slack, considering that it would have been pretty miraculous for the Falcon 9 first stage to have cleanly landed in such problematic conditions.
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The Panthers increased their lead to 2-0 with 16:10 gone in the first, as Aleksander Barkov won a faceoff and got the puck cleanly back to Bjugstad, who beat Howard with a high wrist shot.
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"Figuring out how to clearly, cleanly, simply, and concisely articulate what you're trying to do may be your most important job" as a founder, he told the Business Insider correspondent Shana Lebowitz at a Business Insider webinar.
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He declined to say what will be part of a program that will "let me skate cleanly" since it depended how far his training takes him before the men's competition starts on Friday with the short program.
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Although the monkey's spinal cord was not re-fused, the team says it may be possible if the spinal cord is cut cleanly in a bath of polyethylene glycol (PEG), a chemical that preserves nerve cell membranes.
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It's a 90-degree, right-hand corner, and the driver must accelerate as cleanly as possible because the straight that follows is the best spot on the track for overtaking, meaning he cannot afford to lose momentum.
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At Melbourne Park, she lost just 11 games in the first four rounds and was hitting the ball as cleanly as she had when she won successive titles on the blue hard courts in 2012 and 2013.
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During Tuesday night's Copa Italia match against Bologna, standing just beside the penalty spot with his back to goal, dude found a corner kick with his right foot well overhead and hit it cleanly into the net.
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Lee's striking was measured and there were points when he darted in on punches far more swiftly and cleanly than in his previous showings, catching Ferguson mid-kick or as Ferguson leaned away after an attempted lead.
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Russian cosmonauts call this stage of flight the "Korolev Cross," after the Soviet rocket designer Sergei Korolev and the cross-shaped trails of smoke formed if the four boosters separate cleanly and spiral away, as happened Monday.
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The second, more specific challenge, was that in the midst of that focus on economics, Cleanly realized it needed to boost gross margins, and that the best way to execute on that was to become vertically integrated.
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The game would almost certainly have been tied even if Grisham had fielded the ball cleanly, and Josh Hader, the Brewers' overpowering closer, had certainly created the mess with a hit batter, a single and a walk.
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He cleanly fielded the balls hit to him, except for when he broke to cover second base on a single by D. J. LeMahieu on the game's penultimate play, which could have resulted in a double play.
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" In language that mirrors wording the White House team was able to insert in Group of 20 discussions, it calls for working with other nations to "help them access and use fossil fuels more cleanly and efficiently.
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Brett Gardner hit the ball sharply to Jose Altuve at second, who was unable to field the ball cleanly, and as it shot out of his glove to his right, LeMahieu rounded third and tried to score.
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She rose in the polls having taken few direct attacks, perhaps because candidates thought Mr Biden a bigger threat, and perhaps because—having seen her cleanly eviscerate John Delaney in the debate in July—they were scared.
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Dr. Olah's advances in the understanding of hydrocarbons — molecules made of carbon and hydrogen — have been used in an array of applications, including the development of gasoline that burns more cleanly and the discovery of new drugs.
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The bright, cleanly designed app is also appealing to browse and easy to use, but I feel bad recommending a platform that only operates in two Australian cities, so here's hoping Deliveroo expands as soon as possible.
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New designs for stoves that could burn the world's oldest fuels more cleanly came from nonprofit organizations, academics and entrepreneurs who had been exploring how improved technology could curb deforestation or address the challenges of rural poverty.
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Finding what he believes to be the "deeper meaning" of the game—a sort of synthesis of mindfulness practice and scientific inquiry—doesn't lead Goodwin to walk back his statement that it doesn't quite hang together cleanly.
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He then placed the sword cleanly, and earned an ear, or trophy, though the audience was clamoring for two ears, an honor akin to a triumph that would allow him to be carried from the plaza on shoulders.
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If hydrogen or other gases such as biomethane produced from organic matter can be produced cleanly and cheaply, they may be able to use many of the same pipelines and storage facilities as natural gas, with minor modifications.
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In a cleanly framed, black-and-white nonfiction comic, Philadelphia cartoonist Box Brown examines marijuana — where it came from, its life in the US, and, importantly, the breathless national campaign to demonize a certain segment of its users.
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The administration is right that fossil fuels will be used for decades and that how to use those fuels more cleanly, such as with carbon-capture technology, is a subject that won't get much attention at the conference.
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It's a small beat, but it's an exceptionally smart and cleanly executed one that's able to convey a whole lot about Daryl's headspace, emotional state, and what he prizes in life — without any lengthy monologues or over-orchestration.
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"We were fooling ourselves, thinking that we could pick any old fuel off the ground and make it burn cleanly," says Kirk Smith, an environmental scientist at the University of California, Berkeley, who is involved with India's programme.
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All three have been national champions at one point or another, but none of them skated cleanly in the individual event, which consisted of a short program and a free skate over two days in Gangneung, South Korea.
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The summit also will seek to raise more funding to ensure wealthy governments keep a 2020 promise to deliver $100 billion annually to help poor countries develop cleanly and adapt to a hotter planet, the U.N. chief added.
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He's a master at drawing cheap fouls on big men who're desperate to separate him from wings that sprint over for a dribble hand-off, and cleanly disengaging him from his man with a ball screen isn't easy.
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Heaton had earlier denied the former Burnley favorite with a marvelous one-handed diving save and also foiled Redmond before the winger backed off a corner and fired cleanly past the keeper for Southampton's second on the hour.
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While rural areas were more likely to swing Conservative thanks to huge gains in the Prairie provinces, and Liberals racked up urban wins, the country's fault lines don't cleanly break between progressive cities and a more conservative hinterland.
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This year's drought threatened that record - but strong wind production, the country's second biggest source of clean electricity, combined with water rationing from dams means about 98% of power is still expected to be produced cleanly in 2019.
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Most of the athletes at Hayward were also reluctant to discuss the doping sanctions of their peers, shrugging them off as time served and lessons learned, or making claims that they had renewed their commitment to competing cleanly.
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He hasn't gone back to the drawing board and attempted to imitate his successors, but simply stuck to what he was always best at: belting the ball – cleanly, simply and with resolutely no frills – past the opposition goalkeeper.
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"There's a real tension here between wanting to have nuances to account for every situation, and wanting to have a set of policies we can enforce accurately and we can explain cleanly," said Ms. Bickert, the Facebook executive.
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Despite evidence that the election was conducted more cleanly compared with years past, Afghans who braved Taliban violence to cast ballots now fear a muddled outcome because of fraud, dragging their war-ravaged country into a new crisis.
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He cleanly dispatches a question in a television interview about safety and hidden cameras, then flips it around into an opportunity to talk up Airbnb Plus, a premium tier of properties that are even more closely vetted. Pow!
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Some, like the factory fight and a nerve-wracking sequence in a Mexican-American border facility, are staged clearly and cleanly, with an emphasis on hand-to-hand action and the price of physical contact with a Terminator.
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The Texas senator scooped up 56 delegates last night to bring his count up to 359, but he's still trailing Trump by 99 in the race to get the 1,237 delegates needed to cleanly win the GOP nomination.
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When I type "Paint" into Start, it still appears and loads instantly, but Microsoft does plan on moving Paint 3D, the app Microsoft wants you to use is so much more powerful and cleanly designed than the old Paint.
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Cleveland missed a chance to score in the seventh inning, as Luplow reached on an infield single to begin the inning, and Kipnis did the same after the Rangers were unable to cleanly field his bunt toward third base.
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But more than 30 minutes after the ball caromed off the backboard square and cleanly through the net, beating the Sacramento Kings 105-103 at the Golden 1 Center, Booker insisted that he envisioned that ending the whole time.
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According to Purple Carrot's website, the TB12 performance meals are great for anyone looking to "maximize [their] performance on the playing field," as well as those wanting to "eat more cleanly," or just want to be like Tom Brady.
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The Clean Cooking Alliance, a U.N.-backed coalition that produced the report, said innovative approaches to help the poor in developing nations cook more cleanly are growing, with early indications that some can work financially at a large scale.
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In the span of a couple of weeks, he went from cleanly losing virtually every swing state, and even dropping former GOP strongholds, to regaining lost ground and presenting Clinton with a strong challenge in several must-win states.
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Director David Leitch captures the fistfights and car chases cleanly and sharply, without too much CG muddiness and with plenty of cheer-worthy moments; I practically convulsed with glee at several points during one particularly thrilling ride through London.
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With my new BattleTech campaign going incredibly smoothly, and a crack team of elite MechWarriors and mechs at my disposal, I felt like I could get through the game's notorious Smithon mission cleanly, with all the secondary objectives completed.
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Netflix put out a full trailer for Black Mirror's fourth season this week, and it shows another series of cleanly, creepily shot near-futures and a lot of people looking sad and scared as it all inevitably goes awry.
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This music is defined by the creaky, dust-spattered sound of her acoustic guitar and/or cleanly trebly electric, strummed or plucked, as a token of expressionist sincerity and a way to sound homemade, if not exactly lo-fi.
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Omega was the one draw in Okada's otherwise spotless record as champion, and while Okada had defeated him cleanly in a title defense, too, Omega also owned a non-title victory over Okada from last summer's G230 Climax tournament.
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Like Milwaukee, the segregation in the Baltimore area is readily seen on the Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service's map, with black and white neighborhoods very cleanly divided: Then there are all the other problems that come with segregation.
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After testing eight photo book services, Wirecutter found that Shutterfly offered the easiest way to create a cleanly designed book, combined with photo quality that was just as pleasing as what we saw from services costing twice as much.
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Twin Peaks It made sense for Showtime to air the first two hours of the "Twin Peaks" revival together last week, because the episodes flow so cleanly that it's hard to tell where one ends and the next begins.
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It has reached the point in the Mets' dispiriting season that every time Asdrubal Cabrera does not field a ball cleanly fans wonder if their shortstop of the future — the top prospect Amed Rosario — could have made the play.
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KITUI, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Kenyan farmer Abel Mutie Mathoka thought it must be a joke when he was told he could irrigate his drought-hit crops more cheaply, cleanly and efficiently using a pump fueled by cotton waste.
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I chose this grid pattern because it allowed for some longer entries, with its stacks in the upper left and lower right, while still being doable; the stair-step pattern in the middle facilitated connecting the two stacks cleanly.
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Parliaments are also less likely to produce what Johns Hopkins political scientist Steve Teles calls "kludges": ugly, ill-designed policies that are meant to satisfy veto players, especially in Congress, rather than solve a single problem cleanly and clearly.
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It takes a few harrowing practice swings to get the sword to cleanly slice through a line of ten plastic bottles, but once the blade's on target, the results are amazing—and even moreso when slowed to 2,000 frames per second.
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The initial scene with Dr. Jacoby sums it up cleanly: he's in frame, sure, but he's a speck, and Lynch seems more concerned with taking in the beauty of the surrounding forest rather than what the doctor is up to.
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The reaction in the region generally broke cleanly along sectarian lines, with Shiite leaders criticizing the Saudis for killing a man they called a peaceful dissident, while Saudi Arabia's Sunni allies applauded what they called the country's efforts to fight terrorism.
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On top of that, Washio has seen fierce competition over the past few years from the likes of Flycleaners in NYC, Rinse, and Cleanly, which is already operational in New York and launching in D.C. in the next few weeks.
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The fact that Negan is grabbing him and dragging him away, we definitely get the sense that, by Rick stating very cleanly and very plainly, "I'm gonna kill you," whatever Negan has done may not have had its desired effect.
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Keep Following PEOPLE's Complete Coverage of the 2018 Winter Olympics International skating judging changed in 2004, both at the junior and senior levels, to very much favor difficult programs, even with a few mistakes, over easier programs that are skated cleanly.
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It's not that people with clitoral adhesions aren't cleanly, but because of the way their clitoral anatomy is built, they can be more prone to having debris or buildup (which can cause adhesions) in and around their clit, Dr. Britton says.
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Senate GOP leadership is attempting to renegotiate their ObamaCare repeal and replace legislation while walking a fine line between moderates who oppose cuts to Medicaid and conservatives who want the bill to cleanly repeal former President Obama's signature healthcare legislation.
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"Shame on you for making [the Children's Health Insurance Program] a bargaining chip, shame on you for tying our children's lives to immigration and shame on you and @SpeakerRyan for doing ANYTHING other than funding CHIP cleanly and IMMEDIATELY," Kimmel tweeted.
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But director Isaac Florentine—a former stuntman himself—refused to believe that straight-to-DVD actioners must suck, so he filmed his brutal, intricately-choreographed fight scenes cleanly and smoothly, without chopping them all to hell in the editing room.
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Gonzalez, who turned 34 on Sunday, began to sprint — as best he could — but Cespedes fielded the ball cleanly and made a strong throw to shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera, who applied the tag at second for the final out of the inning.
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Photograph by Cole Wilson for The New Yorker Even the mildest palates will find solace in the marvellously subtle winter-melon soup, which tastes cleanly and comfortingly of the skinless chicken thigh it contains, nestled with soft wedges of silky melon.
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So as Annie Power approached the final jump on opening day, a deafening silence fell over the racetrack with a few "Let's go Annies" murmured like prayers, only to be shattered with a thunderous roar when she landed safely and cleanly.
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Joel Kinnaman, looking far more cleanly handsome than he did in AMC's "The Killing," portrays him with an undercurrent of soldier-boy steeliness that feels like it could turn from all-American dad to American sniper in a flash, if provoked.
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Campaigners are also raising pressure on wealthy countries to double their contributions to the international Green Climate Fund as part of a promise to provide $100 billion a year to poorer nations to develop cleanly and adapt to a warmer world.
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These situations either end cleanly—usually when one of you finds someone else—or in tortured emotional turmoil, as one of the two develops deep, unrequited romantic feelings that ultimately destroy what was a simple and enjoyable situation for everyone.
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Also, though this composition could have been performed cleanly by computer, it instead relied on amateur performers — the drivers, who in many cases were the creative and technical architects of their cars, but in this case were also the musicians.
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After a walk and a deep flyout, the Diamondbacks took a 2-0 lead when second baseman Ty France could not cleanly handle a routine ground ball and the Padres got a forceout at second instead of a double play.
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There's a certain shaggy clumsiness to Mean Girls around its midsection, when the structure of the movie is fighting the structure of the Broadway show, and it keeps the musical from working as cleanly and effectively as the movie did.
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While "Loveless" is the undoubted crown jewel in their set, the trio—made up of Matt Lowell, Crisanta Baker, and Sam Stewart (Dave Stewart from The Eurythmics son)—create music that's expansive and cleanly crafted, an atmospheric peak, a melancholic trough.
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Using hyper-specific local data, like if a building has a buzzer or a doorman, or if there's parking on a certain street, Cleanly aimed to be able to deliver or pick-up laundry at almost anytime on any day.
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Here's the real trick, and it confirms the data I've been collecting for years now: By far the most important factor in determining whether a boiled egg will peel cleanly or not is the temperature at which it starts cooking.
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I am still mildly amazed at how hard it is for my brain to cleanly navigate the difference between the two identical words (PROJECT, long O, and PROJECT, rhyme with "Ah, sect") without sort of murmuring them both to myself.
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TEPIC, Mexico (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A group of Caribbean nations, many devastated by recent hurricanes, will work with companies, development banks and other organizations to curb damage from climate change and grow cleanly, under an action plan launched this week.
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Truong Thi Hai Yên, barefoot on the cleanly swept floor of her rented one-room home, rattles off the tick-tock of an average school day for her, an 252th-grader in southern Vietnam's Mekong Delta: At 6:30 a.m.
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Spurred by technological breakthroughs unleashed by innovation, deregulation and pro-growth policies, we are now producing energy more abundantly and affordably, using it more cleanly and efficiently, and obtaining it from a wider range of sources than anyone ever thought possible.
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So when male predators like Louis C.K. or T.J. Miller are allowed to so cleanly return to comedy (and no, alleged abuser Chris Hardwick doesn't count; I refuse to call him a comic), it sends women a message about our workplace.
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The ball is struck cleanly from just South-West of the 18 yard box—with a momentum that nearly carries Ward-Prowse head-over-heels—flying over the wall before dipping neatly into a tiny window in the upper-left corner.
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South Mountain is a bit like a coming-of-age film for middle age, and each scene feels vibrantly alive; director and writer Hilary Brougher has crafted a world in which nothing is cleanly resolved but a future is still possible.
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Nonetheless, U.S. executives know the continued use of coal around the world depends on two things, both which would benefit by staying in a global climate deal: government support for new technologies to burn coal more cleanly and continued U.S. exports of coal.
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The 24-member board of the fund, which aims to become a major channel for tens of billions of dollars to help poorer nations develop cleanly and adjust to more extreme weather and rising seas, approved 13 new agencies to carry out projects.
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"If we decide as a nation that we are going to have a completely carbon free electrical system that would cost trillions of dollars, I am guessing that for a lot less we can figure out how to burn coal cleanly," Roberts said.
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" To his enormous relief, Mr. Bush, with a Kevlar vest under his New York Fire Department jacket, hurled the ball 60½ feet cleanly over the plate and right into the catcher's mitt, as the crowd chanted, "U-S-A, U-S-A!
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Here&aposs what happened on the first play, OK. The leadoff batter hits a sharp grounder on the first pitch at the congressional baseball game, right at Scalise who feels that cleanly and throws out Democrat-- Democrat California Republican Ruiz at first.
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As the title suggests, inspired in part by the fact that they decamped to more remote locales (Wilmington, Vermont, and Hull, Massachusetts) to make this record, they too allowed themselves to dream of another world, where things work a little more cleanly.
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Sometimes these fields of painting and photography divide cleanly between foreground and background, as with "The Twain Shall Meet" (2015), which is the destination point at the furthest reach of the gallery, and serves as a kind of visual thesis for Predecessors.
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With the politics of guns now aligned cleanly on partisan divides, this year's GOP field—like most national Republican candidates these days—have so completely absorbed the NRA's platform that the gun lobby's ability to influence a close primary have been diminished.
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But the shared values seem implicit in the very project of secularizing a faith, with its assumption that the ethical and the supernatural elements can be cleanly severed—an operation that would have seemed unintelligible to St. Paul, as to Gotama himself.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - Olympic champion Yuzuru Hanyu's preparations for the defense of his men's Olympic figure skating title have been far from ideal after a bad ankle injury, but the Japanese is confident he will win in Pyeongchang —- if he skates cleanly.
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The boiled crawfish are cooked in water seasoned with both cayenne and what Mr. Arceneaux describes as a commercial Chinese pepper mix, which leaves them faintly sharp but not too spicy; a similar blend is used on the crunchy, cleanly fried crawfish tails.
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Touted as a so-called "bridge fuel" that could burn relatively cleanly and help the world transition from coal and oil to renewable energies like solar and wind, natural gas has big downsides, said Rachel Richardson, fracking program director of Environment America.
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With nothing to lose after finishing a disastrous 17th in Friday's short program, Chen became the first Olympian to land five quadruple jumps cleanly in a routine and actually attempted six, but he put his hands to the ice on a quad flip.
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And this is the real problem, and danger, of satire: not that it mocks and belittles respect-worthy pieties, not that it "punches down," but that it has become impossible to separate it cleanly from the toxic disinformation that defines our era.
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Sitting down with PEOPLE for the most recent issue, the Food Network star swings a vintage saber and cleanly cuts the neck off a bottle of sparkling rosé out the back door of his Marietta, Ga. loft and pours himself a glass.
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Although the authorities said the Port of Oakland was better equipped to deal with the docking of a ship full of people who would need to be securely and cleanly transported to quarantine sites elsewhere, some Oaklanders saw the move as a slight.
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To be able to go to the drug store and spend a few bucks on a spray can that cleanly telegraphed a worldview that assured peers you wanted the same things they did: How could you not prize that kind of commodity?
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"In the financial sector, as in other sectors, at the point of exit from the European Union, the standards, all the conventions, all of the regulations will be identical, so the transition should be capable of being managed very cleanly," Davis said.
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It was the fact that there were people there that I wouldn't expect to see: between the indie boys in Bloc Party shirts, I spotted the odd Oligarch daughter with plastic surgery in the crowd, flanked by her cleanly shaven body builder date.
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Instead, the F.B.I. understood that Apple can cleanly install new software on broken phones, without replacing them, and asked the company to make a similar tool that would let investigators break into a work phone issued to Syed Farook, one of the San Bernardino attackers.
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Virgin Orbit said in a blog post that it would be "monitoring and rehearsing a million things" during the drop test — but it was primarily intended to "ensure the rocket and aircraft separate cleanly" and allow engineers to "observe how the rocket behaves" during freefall.
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Karmakar had one of the highest difficulty (7.000) among the women for her risky Produnova vault - a front handspring into double front somersault - but failed to pull it off cleanly as her bottom touched the mat before she bounced back on to her feet.
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One such bump, an excess of gamma rays shining from the center of the Milky Way, has led physicists to draft plenty of theories, some involving the elusive dark matter—a natural go-to for astronomical things that the laws of physics can't cleanly explain.
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There's no mainstream phenomenon you can point to that was obviously inspired by One Direction — though one could make the case that Taylor Swift's pop about-face wouldn't have gone so cleanly without the opportunity to write a dozen or so songs about Harry Styles.
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The Trump administration, however, is eager and willing to approve work requirements, which are an administrative headache of their own but are also fit even more cleanly with the conservative outlook on Medicaid, which is that these benefits should be, to some degree, earned.
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Pros: Very sturdy construction, sharp edge cuts cleanly through sod, compacted soil, and roots Cons: None to speak of, but a very small number of buyers complained that the spade bent during use Buy the Fiskars D-Handle Garden Spade on Amazon for $25.18
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America, for its part, has invented much of the world's clean-energy technology; and the shale revolution has opened up vast potential supplies of natural gas that can generate electricity far more cleanly than coal, serving as a bridge to a lower-carbon future.
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As for cleanly charging your electric car, I mean, they did buy SolarCity… The culture wars are over, and freedom won It's easy to think that we're in the midst of some kind of Neanderthal movement against greater liberty for individuals in the West.
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With skating costumes evoking traditional Korean dress - a far cry from the skimpy attire worn by most of the other skaters - and using a song based on the popular Korean folk ballad "Arirang" for their music, the two skated cleanly to an enthusiastic reception.
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The United States will endeavour to work closely with other countries to help them access and use fossil fuels more cleanly and efficiently and help deploy renewable and other clean energy sources, given the importance of energy access and security in their Nationally Determined Contributions.
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Trump is unlikely to fall for a slow-going trade adjustment process, but there is a real concern about what he can do to speed things up, particularly since vexing trade issues cannot be cleanly separated from America's strategic interests where China looms large.
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"At Opus Energy we are very proud of our ability to provide 100% sustainable, cleanly-sourced energy to our customers, as well as supporting those who want to generate their own power and make the most of our natural resources," James went on to add.
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She thinks that the oil field here does a tolerable job of conserving what it pumps, that gas (its main product) burns more cleanly than other fuels, and that until we quit using fossil fuels we should be as careful with them as we can.
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In order to lock on to your portrait subject and to separate it as cleanly from the background as possible, Apple is using face detection to help it find the subject quickly and to tell the ISP what should be clear and what should not.
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"I know you had a tough time, Hillary, trying to figure out how to do the subway system even though you were the US senator from New York," Bachmann says in the video as she cleanly swipes herself through, possibly on the first try.
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Plenty of schools in Florida likely will be able to cleanly shift to online learning, but there are pockets where the transition will be a struggle, said Vanessa Dennen, a professor of Instructional Systems and Learning Technologies at Florida State University's College of Education.
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Castro followed with a double, his second of the night, and scored on a double by Chase Headley, who advanced to third when Melky Cabrera, familiar with the intricacies of left field from his days with the Yankees, nevertheless failed to field the ball cleanly.
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And that might explain why, despite his effusive praise, Mr. Perry has proposed to cut by 54 percent the budget of the Energy Department's Office of Fossil Energy, which focuses on researching technologies to use coal, oil and natural gas more cleanly and safely.
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Australia and Saudi Arabia, which Mr. Trump has wooed, were also leaning toward adopting part of the American position in the final communiqué, especially on "working closely with other countries to help them access and use fossil fuels more cleanly and efficiently," European officials said.
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A simple story, cleanly told, and a player character who tersely defined with just a few small animations (smashing up the Mars base computers, when he is told to simply turn them off, encapsulates the Doom Marine perfectly) demonstrably increase one's enjoyment of a bloody shooter.
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But Imgur user elpher has devised a game-winning strategy to help you win the game quickly and cleanly, and it works two-fold: it destroys the game's little plastic economy to bankrupt other players, and it makes those players refuse to play it with you again.
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The 15-year-old Zagitova, who won the Grand Prix Final last month while her training partner Medvedeva was sidelined with a fractured foot, was rewarded with a score of 80.27 points for her short program which featured a cleanly-executed triple Lutz-triple loop combination.
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It's unclear if this attack can be cleanly pinned on China or if the Philippines can demand a US armed response, but the US is under a lot of pressure to flex its muscles, and the Philippines is a key ally that, under Duterte, is increasingly unpredictable.
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For their first large project, a school in Hunstanton, and in subsequent projects, such as the Economist building in central London, the Smithsons went back to the lessons of the modern masters, to Mies van der Rohe and Le Corbusier: to build transparently, cleanly and truthfully.
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After an errant tee ball at the par-four eighth put him wide right of the fairway on pine needles well behind a stand of trees, Wesley rocketed a rescue shot cleanly through a narrow gap and onto the green where he routinely two-putted for par.
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It was, people close to the president said, his reward for staying quiet during Mr. Sessions's primary race, and also a way for the president to highlight a race in which his sustained attacks on Mr. Sessions before the campaign ultimately affected his ability to cleanly win.
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The New York-based companies signed an all-stock deal after more than a year of negotiations, with Cleanly founder and CEO Tom Harari serving as Chairman of the Board and Next CEO Kam Saifi will stay in the Chief Executive role at the new company.
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Sponsors of the Collins bill say their measure could have passed if McConnell had set up a positive vote to add it to the bill instead of a negative vote to kill it and if he had offered it cleanly without a competing side-by-side alternative.
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Factor in their efforts to play matchmaker for Tim (Pip Carter), who is the prosecutor in the rape case where Edward is acting for the defense, and you have a dramatic weave in which the characters' cleanly delineated work lives are overtaken by very ugly private passions.
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Vogt belted a triple to right-center field off Junior Guerra (2-1) and scored on Pillar's single to forge a tie at 6 before right fielder Yelich was unable to cleanly handle the ball on Crawford's double, allowing Pillar to score the go-ahead run.
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Cena didn't just lose, but lost quickly and cleanly in a perfectly executed squash match to an Undertaker who's gone from looking downright feeble the past few years to looking as close to a million bucks as an old guy with bad knees and too much height can.
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The Aggies (24-22, 218-3) were forced to punt on their next drive and Shane Tripucka, who had a punt blocked for a touchdown in the first half, didn&apost get this one off cleanly either and it went just 16 yards to give Auburn good field position.
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And as the fight progressed it became more and more clear that while Nate Diaz was a southpaw who could box—jabbing and hooking—McGregor was a fighter who relied on the tremendous advantage of being a southpaw and being able to lance that left straight through cleanly.
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In Barber's Violin Concerto, with the sweet-toned but fiery violinist Jennifer Frautschi as soloist, there were voluptuous tuttis in which the orchestra's string section flexed its might, part of a big-hearted and shapely performance that paid homage to the power of meticulously phrased, cleanly sung melody.
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Developing a unique body of work in the midst of earning an undergrad degree, Esquivel has distilled her lifelong drawing obsession into a series of cleanly-drawn, traditional illustration pieces—ones that offer a brief moment of reflection in chaos, while offering a bit of commentary on the side.
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He grew up in San Diego, a city with a significant military presence, and does not fit cleanly into the often misguided assumptions about the controversy surrounding the protests — that they are somehow antimilitary, or that all military people and the players who know them are against the protesters.
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In the mid-to-late 2000s, singing became a full-fledged part of hip-hop, owing to the success of Drake, one of the first stars — Lauryn Hill got there earlier — who toggled cleanly between rapping and singing and understood them as variations of each other, not oppositional forces.
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Skating to "Don Quixote," Zagitova, the 2017 world junior champion, had the crowd clapping along to the jump-laden second half of her routine, cleanly landing a triple lutz and triple salchow as well as a sequence of dazzling spins on her way to top an extremely tight field.
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Quality Time (Android—free)Image: Quality TimeQuality Time is one of the most well-established time trackers for Android, and it's easy to see why it's broken 1 million downloads—everything's clear and cleanly laid out, showing exactly what you need to know about what you're doing with your device.
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During her free skate program, she performs all her jumps in the second half to take advantage of all of the bonus points, as seen on her scoresheet from the team event in Pyeongchang: In plain English, a higher number of difficult jumps landed cleanly (unsurprisingly) leads to higher scores.
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The container is sold in various sizes, including a hefty 64 ounces, and it pours cleanly and is sturdy enough that you don't have to worry about it banging around in your backseat as you travel to and from your local fill station, the beach or wherever you take it.
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It is not that I think that all that stuff could be tutorialized more cleanly, or could be, like Rob was saying, be treated like a toolbox, and have Dark Souls style expectations that you're going to come into this game and learn how this game works at by just experimenting.
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For instance, over the two games the Yankees had two runners barely thrown out, at home and third, and they could not complete an outfield relay cleanly enough to prevent Jose Altuve from sliding home with the winning run in the bottom of the ninth of Game 2 on Saturday.
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But in addition to Brodziak, Brayden Schenn and Alex Pietrangelo also hit the post on quick shots that beat Markstrom cleanly "We're back playing a better game than we have the last couple weeks here, but we've got to take this Christmas break and come back a refreshed team," said Markstrom.
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The G-20 declaration on climate change, issued during the first international summit since Trump's June 1 decision to leave the Paris deal, devoted an entire paragraph to highlighting the Trump administration's position, including its plan to use fossil fuels "more cleanly and efficiently," an addition that angered environmental activists.
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In some ways, the movie is a little too resonant — it all maps cleanly to some of the major political conversations of the moment — but that's what makes it unnerving not just as an experiential piece of filmmaking (it's got some decent jump scares along the way), but also as an allegorical one.
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That was in evidence Thursday, as the Green Climate Fund - which aims to help poorer countries develop cleanly and adapt to climate impacts – agreed to provide cash for a large hydropower dam in Tajikistan but balked at spending $100 million to help farmers and herders in Ethiopia become more resilient to drought.
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Thanks to the mobile revolution, we've been able to use our smartphones to identify information and interpret experiences in the world around us, but with virtual (and augmented) reality, there's the potential to let our VR headsets put us in a more cleanly-aligned world that answers the questions before we ask them.
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Death, truly, looks so small and so surmountable when presented cleanly to you in so many graphs and charts, read at speed while occasionally checking Black Friday listicles: I have been boring my colleagues with what I have learned from half-reading this, and now I am going to bore you. Look!
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We revere President Roosevelt as the leader who guided the country out of the depression and through a world war, but the challenge faced by the incoming administration is more politically complex because long-run investments that are really needed don't connect as cleanly with the areas of felt need among the electorate.
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The G-2628 declaration on climate change, issued during the first international summit since Trump's June 28500 decision to withdraw the U.S. from the Paris agreement, devoted an entire paragraph to the Trump administration's position, including its plan to use fossil fuels "more cleanly and efficiently," an addition that angered environmental activists.
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Dustin Pedroia stranded 10 baserunners while going hitless in his first seven at-bats before coming up with two on in the 15th and sending a grounder to the right side that Rays second baseman Brad Miller could not field cleanly, pushing across the go-ahead run on the error and opening up the floodgates.
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"We will continue to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions through innovation and technology breakthroughs and work with other countries to help them access and use fossil fuels more cleanly and efficiently and deploy renewable and other clean energy sources, given the importance of energy access and security in many nationally determined contributions," the statement added.
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But Mr. Trump was concerned that the transgender medical care issue could imperil the security spending measure, which also contains $1.6 billion for the border wall that he has championed, and wanted to resolve the dispute cleanly and straightforwardly, according to a person familiar with his thinking, who insisted on anonymity to describe it.
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With a big update today, Transit — an app that cleanly shows all the upcoming arrival times of public transportation in your area — is hoping to keep your daily commute on track with a new tool called Go. The app is getting a redesigned look in order to keep up with the ever-changing aesthetic desires of picky smartphone owners.
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" The final language that was agreed upon reads, "The United States of America states it will endeavour to work closely with other countries to help them access and use fossil fuels more cleanly and efficiently and help deploy renewable and other clean energy sources, given the importance of energy access and security in their nationally-determined contributions.
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Hopefully a single amputee, minus the additional traumas like fractured limbs or brain injuries that usually accompany a survivor of an explosion from an imporvised explosive device, or I.E.D.. Except that, even when I did get my dream patient, a friendly young man whose one leg was taken cleanly off by 50-caliber fire, he was plenty messed up.
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On Thursday the commission invoked Title 13, Chapter 46, Subchapter 24A, Section 10, sub-clause (a) of their official MMA Rules, which states that "All contestants shall be cleanly shaven immediately prior to competition, except that a contestant may wear a closely cropped mustache"—and demanded Meek trim back his beard, lest Mein grab it mid-fight.
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Jordan Bohannon's three free throws — on what seemed a questionable foul call on Lamonte Turner, who appeared to have blocked a 3-point attempt cleanly — tied the score for the first time, at 67-67, with 2:39 remaining, and then Iowa overcame a 4-point deficit in the final 58 seconds to send the game into overtime.
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"If the purpose of the report is to show that Americans cannot always be divided cleanly into 'red' and 'blue' camps, or that many Americans do not have orthodox liberal or conservative views, then that is surely true and consistent with decades of political science," John Sides, a political scientist at George Washington University, tells me.
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To read history as a bunch of little oddities and phenomena happening in isolation is a great way to tell simple stories—think of the tidy and childish causality of a conspiracy theory, here, one incident leading cleanly to another, just as it was laid out on some unseen script—and a lousy way to do history.
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He began smartly, moving quickly to end the ideological combat of the Reagan years, broke cleanly on environmental issues with his indifferent predecessor — the upgrade of the nation's clean air laws was a major achievement — faced up to the savings and loan scandal and offered creative approaches to the debt of developing nations, especially in Latin America.
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As Adam Cobb, a professor of management at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, put it in an email conversation: Life doesn't operate so cleanly and the fact that a worker's wealth and well-being is much more dependent upon her employer than the employer is on a given worker tilts things in the employer's favor.
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"The vast majority of the G-20 supports the president's vision for universal access to affordable and reliable energy, including finding ways to burn fossil fuels more cleanly and efficiently," said George David Banks, a special assistant to the president on international energy and environment and lead negotiator for climate change during the G-20 conference.
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I wasn't able to burn the sensor holes as cleanly as the video, having to repeat the process a few times on all but one of the holes, but I was ultimately able to achieve the desired result without my fingers getting too burnt (though the tip of my thumb used to ignite the lighter is still numb 12 hours later).
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This isn't just window-dressing: You're running a business as much as you are aiding a rebel army against an authoritarian regime, so the goal isn't just to win these bloody battles, but to win them cleanly enough that you're not spending all your money replacing broken equipment, and all your time waiting for wounded soldiers to return from months-long convalescence.
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Hopping between characters is one thing, but the way Driver's writers at Ubisoft Reflections (Ian Mayor, James Worrall, and David Midgley) never get bogged down in "what it all means"—the way they cleanly and crisply set up each vignette, and then let them roll with absolute willing—represents confidence of a kind game makers, all too often, seem to lack.
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But compared to the awkward white male geeks and leering white male boors that constituted underdogs in many of these films, women now fit more cleanly into the disadvantaged position, whether they're fighting for respect from the scientific establishment ("Ghostbusters"), seeking lost educational opportunities ("Life of the Party") or suffering under the conditions of low-wage work and single parenthood ("Overboard").
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