As data cleans up, a bigger question for managers unfolds.
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John Krasinski also cleans up nicely for red carpet occasions.
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Here, a worker cleans up the remains of many firecrackers.
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But not everybody cleans up after in the same way.
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Who prepares the meal, sets the table and cleans up?
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It cleans up the balance sheet and recapitalizes the bank.
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The one who cleans up afterwards, fired first, hired last.
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C. unloads the dishwasher and cleans up while I get dressed.
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There's a lot of things that it actually cleans up. Yeah.
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"When this place cleans up, it's a looker," Mr. Jackson said.
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He cleans up and I go through Z.'s bedtime routine.
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He pays the rent on time and cleans up after himself.
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It cleans up junk programmes and advertising cookies to speed up devices.
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Facebook isn't retreating from Stories, even as it cleans up the product line.
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T. cleans up the kitchen a bit and starts a load of laundry.
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Superfund, which cleans up toxic sites, would lose 34 percent of its funding.
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Finally, Snips cleans up your data set and sends it back to you.
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After dinner, I hang out with our daughter while my husband cleans up.
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Dangerous road conditions, collapses and more as Maryland cleans up from the storm.
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My husband cleans up the rest of the kitchen and runs the dishwasher.
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A staff member cleans up a makeshift hospital in Wuhan, China, March 210.
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H. washes dishes and cleans up the kitchen, and we blast The Killers.
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Not, to be clear, because he so ably cleans up Trump-made messes.
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Meanwhile, a jumpsuited janitor cleans up various bits of trash cluttering the stage.
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Afterwards, A. cleans up and puts the leftovers away, and then we watch Jeopardy!
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The company blamed writedowns for the loss as it cleans up its balance sheet.
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It sets up the right tags and cleans up and dedupes the data automatically.
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Once we finish eating, I paint my nails while he cleans up the kitchen.
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COOL GOODS While Ryan cleans up, I'll hit the streets for a shopping excursion.
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In "almost any merger, the acquired firm cleans up its partnership ranks," he added.
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A city employee cleans up the former makeshift migrant camp near Stalingrad metro station.
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D. cleans up the kitchen for me while I shower and putter around the house.
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But if he cleans up the pension system, Brazilians will have reason to thank him.
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So if Trump cleans up here, he'll likely lead the delegate count for some time.
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It cleans up the environment, and produces eco-friendly liquid fuel at the same time.
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People come and go, but she stays and cleans up the mess, literally and figuratively.
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Are you the one who watches over people, cleans up, and makes sure everyone's okay?
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Every little investment in cleaning up the grid also cleans up every single electric vehicle.
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It also cleans up easily by using a damp cloth to wipe the device down.
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That's where Biden comes in, and why he cleans up against Trump in early matchups.
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The company blamed writedowns for the loss as it cleans up its balance after the fraud.
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If the City cleans up its act, the next problem may be sexism in the startups.
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WARNING: MAJOR THIS IS US SPOILER Before bed, Jack goes around and cleans up the house.
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Adania cleans up the Matamoros tent where she lives with her boyfriend Adrian on Feb. 4.
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We relax and eat dinner and our roommate cleans up dinner since I'm not feeling well.
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The ecosystem also recycles nutrients, cleans up pollution, and protects the coast from storms and floods.
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For $50 a week, the chef shops, comes to Brabham's home to cook and cleans up after.
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Yeah. There's one guy who finishes everything with me, and cleans up the mess that I make.
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Twitter also sees more operating costs as it cleans up its platform to minimize abusive user behavior.
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The Superfund program cleans up contaminated land and responds to environmental emergencies, oil spills and natural disasters.
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Maureen's gangster son, Jimmy, cleans up the mess, but soon regrets rekindling the relationship with his mother.
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It wipes our foreheads, cleans up our spills, bags our groceries and disposes of our waste products.
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A good iPhone dock makes charging your phone easy, plus, it cleans up your nightstand or desk.
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Dolby 234 automatically cleans up the sound, gives it tone and space, and finds the ideal loudness.
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"The new economy continues to thrive, while the old economy cleans up," she wrote in an email.
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Tidying Up loves to play with the visual contrast between Kondo and the messes she cleans up.
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Pros: Affordable, even heating, nonstick, cleans up easilyCons: Rim may make it hard to slide pizzas off
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Russia's banking sector is undergoing a far-reaching transformation as the central bank cleans up the market.
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This egg-shaped device cleans up to 12 brushes at one time at the push of a button.
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When we get home, I take my shower while E. cleans up dinner and takes the trash out.
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Now, just imagine how he'll act if he cleans up at the Oscars in a month ... oh, boy!
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BF cleans up dinner, we get in bed and talk for 30 minutes, and then it's time to snooze!
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We catch up on our days, and then I snack on the cheddar Chex Mix while he cleans up.
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While T. cleans up, I place an Amazon order for sponges and a Chinese cookbook ($15 for my half).
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Mom cleans up after dinner, and then we take the dog on her walk around the neighborhood and chat.
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It cleans up the data and transfers them to the American lender, which is how it makes its money.
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Good news, dessert lovers: I've got a recipe that's low in calories and practically cleans up after itself. How?
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She cleans up after the Ferguson family's many dogs when they go to the bathroom inside of the house.
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To top it all off, the all-metal exterior looks sharp and cleans up easily with a damp cloth.
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An Oklahoma man cleans up the bricks that fell from three sides of his in-laws home in Sparks, Nov.
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Assuming the Wizards advance, there's a chance Oubre Jr. cleans up his mistakes and continues to knock down open shots.
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Clinton cleans up in church In the days before Super Tuesday, Hillary Clinton spent a lot of time in churches.
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In February, the Federal Reserve barred the bank from expanding until it cleans up its internal financial and risk systems.
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The Surfrider Foundation — which recently released its 2019 State of the Beach Report — cleans up and protects oceans and beaches.
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There is, then, a powerful incentive for the industry to clean up its act before the government cleans up for it.
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" Another reviewer raved, "This thing is so simple, so easy to use, easy to make good coffee, and cleans up easy.
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Then, she cleans up the edges of her lips to make them a smooth outline with the nude lip liner again.
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Bivalves are especially great at filtering water; an adult oyster, for example, cleans up to 50 gallons of water per day.
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And if it needs extra suction power, the BoostIQ increases power quickly to make sure it cleans up those tougher spots.
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I get up and brush my teeth while James cleans up the kitchen and the baby plays in the living room.
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For Steven, it's finding moments of peace while he cleans up Pink's messes for the length of his potentially immortal life.
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It saves money, cleans up voter rolls and reduces the chance of error and fraud — without increasing the risk of hacking.
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She also passes it to a person who cleans up a glass she'd used and another who picks up her phone.
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There's a downtrodden upstate woman who cleans up after city folk in their weekend rentals — and is a craft-beer nerd.
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The malicious program was slipped into legitimate software called CCleaner, which cleans up junk programs and advertising cookies to speed up devices.
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"He's racist," said Henry Williams, 61, a Bronx man who cleans up at Stan's Sports Bar across the street from Yankee Stadium.
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KAR cleans up, repairs and sells used vehicles for those customers and most of its sales are to franchise and independent car dealerships.
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Nick Cassavetes' baby mama Heather Wahlquist says she wants 100% custody of their 13-year-old daughter until Nick cleans up his act.
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In his response, which was only nine seconds long, the actor cleans up after his dog went to the bathroom on the street.
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But over the last decade, investors have come to see scruffy Montauk in a different light — as a place that cleans up good.
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High-quality toilet paper is gentle on your sensitive regions, easy on your plumbing, and it cleans up messes without leaving anything behind.
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Wearing a pink dress, shiny stilettos, and with her hair in curls, she smiles and cleans up the mess wearing a docile expression.
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"Basically sleep kind of wipes out or cleans up the connections in the brain to enable the novel acquisition of information," Nissen said.
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It is only amplified by the knowledge that even as Houston cleans up, Florida is bracing for a direct hit from Hurricane Irma.
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In one of the first actions as mayor, he cleans up an area known as the City Commons, which had been filled with waste.
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That could further strain the government-run, industry-funded Orphan Well Association (OWA), which cleans up wells for which no party is legally responsible.
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While J. cleans up the dishes, I take the dog in the other room to watch TV and keep her out of his way.
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The very first scene is set in the aftermath of The Avengers, as a salvage crew cleans up after the Battle of New York.
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Then I give the girls a bath and get them ready for bed while my husband cleans up the kitchen and does the dishes.
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It's also unclear if just winning Texas will be enough for Cruz if Trump cleans up in the other 10 states holding GOP contests.
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So Pence had to be the guy with the pooper scooper who walks behind and cleans up after the elephant in a circus parade.
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Thomas deArth, a hydrogeologist by training, owns both an insurance archaeology company that finds these policies and Genesis Engineering & Redevelopment, which cleans up contaminated sites.
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While T. cleans up our apartment, I cut up an onion and garlic, using the techniques from the knife skills class we took last weekend.
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Steinhoff, which is also listed in Frankfurt, blamed the loss on the cost of advisors and professional fees as it cleans up its balance sheet.
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Rather than erasing the reality of the Civil War, Clark cleans up the revisionism that has allowed Confederate soldiers to remain memorialized as rebel heroes.
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In 2016 she posted a video in which she cleans up what she says is chicken blood in a sacrificial closet room in her house.
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These classic shades feature full UV400 (UVA+UVB) protection, look sleek and sophisticated, and every purchase contributes to an NGO that cleans up ocean waste.
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Worst flooding yet to come for waterlogged Carolinas, Kavanaugh accuser goes public and southern China cleans up after super typhoon, catch up on the latest headlines.
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Dheepan takes over as superintendent, keeping his head down as he cleans up after the gangs of drug dealers who periodically occupy one of the buildings.
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Instead of keeping an area spotless, it might be inclined to repeatedly create messes so that it can reap the reward every time it cleans up.
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We think they're pretty clear, but as of right now this is, this may not be all of them, but this cleans up quite a bit.
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Instead, Mr. Pruitt has said, he wants to focus on "tangible" pollution — for example, the Superfund program, which cleans up hazardous waste at old industrial sites.
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Someone else cleans up his mess, he never learns any lessons or changes as a person, and he continues to charge forward, ignorant of what he's done.
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People in Dagestan have a different understanding about that though: the man works, and the woman sits at home, looks after the kids, cleans up, and cooks.
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"I'm the guy who cleans up the floor at the end of the night, but it's a joint effort between the three of us," Santulli told me.
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A high-quality rice cooker is simple to use, does an excellent job of producing several styles of delicious rice, and cleans up effortlessly when you're done.
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Jessie cleans up her apartment (throwing out alcohol bottles, taking one last swig of beer) and herself (ugh, nose-hair plucking) before driving to a rehabilitation center.
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Back at the site of the Team Meyer "victory party," a crew cleans up the mess she and her running mate Tom James made the night before.
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If this political equivalent of the WWE's villainous "Rowdy" Roddy Piper cleans up his act, he could still wind up a successful president with enormous grassroots appeal.
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I like the Chefman Triple Slow Cooker because it allows me to make three dishes at once, functions well as a buffet server, and cleans up easily.
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"Anne" (season 3, episode 53) "Anne" is mostly a functional season premiere that cleans up some of the horror of season two, but three things elevate it.
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Buy the Hamilton Beach 46205 12-Cup Programmable Coffee Maker on Amazon for $32.51 Hand Vacuum: The BLACK + DECKER Cordless Hand Vac cleans up any mess quickly.
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The Windows 10 Anniversary Update cleans up and reorganizes the operating system, extends Cortana's reach and intelligence, adds extensions to Microsoft Edge and introduces us to Windows Ink.
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Meanwhile, Tess watches Jake (Tom Sturridge) as he cleans up behind the bar, a hint of a mermaid tattoo sneaking out from under his rolled-up shirt sleeves.
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Where it may be at a disadvantage, however, is that Shine has spent the past 18 months yelling at the ad industry, demanding it cleans up its act.
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Then, Maggie and the rest of the group cleans up the crime scene so thoroughly, the authorities would never guess it was splattered with brains mere minutes earlier.
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In reality, the thief talking to CNN cleans airplanes for a meager living and cleans up as part of a theft ring operating in a major U.S. airport.
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The idea is twofold: one, it cleans up the dashboard, which is particularly important on a sports car with a tight cockpit that's going for a sleek look.
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One, which Nintendo calls "pixel perfect" mode, cleans up the visuals so that they look crisp on your high-definition TV, while displaying them in a square format.
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"I don't want to show the cables on the floor, the dressers, the guy who goes and cleans up the can of Coke on the floor," Peverelli said.
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On Staten Island, the organization puts together a prom for older people, cleans up neglected houses and clears away graffiti, funded by events and grants from the city.
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This new Pro model, which costs $199 online, basically cleans up the concept and offers a very playable and light instrument for kids who want to rock out.
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The simplehuman Toilet Plunger and Caddy is our top pick because it feels comfortable in your hands, cleans up effortlessly, and is an attractive addition to any bathroom.
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The iPhone's lead has never been smaller, and it's running out of time before Samsung figures out the rest of the puzzle and cleans up its software issues.
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His new startup is charging $19 per month to give G Cal power users some added power features that cleans up workflows and integrates with other productivity apps.
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In the eternal battle of the silent auteur comedians — Buster Keaton versus Charlie Chaplin — Keaton cleans up, by any sensible measure, in a tally of death-defying stunts.
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Trump will undoubtedly claim that all is going well — he is a master of creating a crisis and then claiming victory when he cleans up his own mess.
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The latest movie from the Coen Brothers concerns Eddie Mannix (Josh Brolin), a studio fixer who cleans up after scandalous stars and saves his bosses from tabloid ruin.
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He's been compared to the Showtime character Ray Donovan who cleans up after Hollywood stars and to Roy Cohn, Trump's former lawyer and the controversial attorney for Sen.
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The Federal Reserve, citing "widespread consumer abuses," slammed Wells Fargo in early 2018 with unprecedented sanctions that prevent the bank from growing until it cleans up its act.
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The Lodge Pro-Logic Cast Iron Pizza Pan is our top pick because it's made of durable cast iron that heats evenly, is nonstick, and cleans up effortlessly.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Are you the person in your company who cleans up your boss's messes and soothes the hurt feelings they leave in their wake?
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"Veep" star Reid Scott cleans up after Julia Louis-Dreyfus' presidential character, Selina Meyer, on the hit HBO TV show, but wouldn't want to do it for Donald Trump.
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Some government programmes can also be funded directly; firms have donated, for example, to one that cleans up the river Ganges, which meanders through the constituency of Mr Modi.
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She cleans up after chickens, she'll push a pig's butt without a care — so is it any surprise that the sight of a worm is nothing for Princess Kate?
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Our solemn protagonist is shown driving down an seemingly endless road, cranking a bucket from a well, and sifting through old relics while he cleans up his old shed.
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She cleans up any lingering residue with a dash of micellar water on a cotton pad and, to fight the cold air, finishes with generous "lashings of lip balm."
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"This process cleans up the atmosphere distortion that causes stars to twinkle by suppressing the starlight and enabling higher contrast ratios between the star and the planet," the statement says.
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Here, she cleans up the sound, clears up her voice, and riffs up the band, resulting in a better album than before, by a slighter margin than one would hope.
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Scott Disick is going to have a problem if he wants to see his kids, because we're told Kourtney won't let him near them until he cleans up his act.
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If you don't have a meat grinder attachment yet, we recommend the KitchenAid Metal Food Grinder Attachment because it's easy to use, cleans up effortlessly, and is built to last.
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For the last four years, Mr. Jonas has used his software for a multistate project known as Electronic Registration Information Center that identifies eligible voters and cleans up voter rolls.
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Wells Fargo remains unable to expand under restrictions imposed in February 2018 by the Federal Reserve until the bank, the nation's fourth-largest by assets, cleans up its culture and oversight.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia will roll out an educational campaign to promote fair play in sport as it cleans up after a series of doping scandals, the sports ministry said on Monday.
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Jack has a bit of a drinking problem as we saw in episode 2, but then he cleans up, and in "The Pool," she offers him a drink that he declines.
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She cleans up Richie's bleeding head wounds like Alfred patching up Batman, she smacks away casual racism, and she glides through the American Century office like she secretly runs the place.
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Warren also said she would reinstate a tax on petroleum and chemical companies that expired in the 1990s to bolster the Superfund program, which cleans up polluted sites around the country.
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Warren also said she would reinstate a tax on petroleum and chemical companies that expired in the 1990s to bolster the Superfund program, which cleans up polluted sites around the country.
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She and fellow PRI members Jackson and Galindo said there is a way back for the party if it is well-led, cleans up its image and can craft intelligent policies.
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Its waxed-canvas finish is durable, it's lightweight at just 1.9 pounds, and though not technically waterproof, it sheds stains and water easily, and cleans up with just a simple wipe-down.
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If you want something that rocks in the snow and the mud, but cleans up like George Clooney in a tux after the car wash, this popular segment may be for you.
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He also works at a laboratory on campus, where he cleans up after experiments — but he has little time to earn additional money, given the coursework for his five classes this semester.
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But rather than calling the cops or telling a friend, she cleans up herself and her apartment, gently chides her cat for not clawing her attacker, and goes on with her life.
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We eat dinner, and R. does stories and bedtime with A. Then he comes downstairs and cleans up the kitchen while I drink wine on the couch and scroll through Instagram (love him).
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If there is a desired outcome to the policy posturing above, Facebook and YouTube clearly don't know what it is — beyond blindly hoping Infowars cleans up its act or interest in it wanes.
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The retailer, with more than 212.8,217 stores, blamed one-off expenses including professional fees of 213.5 million euro and impairments for the loss as it cleans up its balance sheet after the fraud.
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The robo-vacuum is also more than a quarter smaller than its predecessor and features specialized functionality for getting close cleans up against walls, an issue with a number of other similar devices.
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He'll probably have plenty of time to mull over next year's Halloween hand-out in the coming days as he cleans up the mess of eggs and toilet paper from his front lawn.Â
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The surgery is to remove cancerous cells; radiation "cleans up" cells the surgery can't reach, and chemotherapy can be used if the disease is more advanced or has spread to the lymph nodes.
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The details: ON TAP TOMORROW: LEADING THE DAY Mnuchin cleans up Trump attacks on Fed: Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinFive key players in Trump's trade battles Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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The Federal Reserve in February said the bank wouldn't be allowed to get any bigger until it cleans up its act and pressured it to remove some members of its board of directors.
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Though Game of Thrones isn't eligible for Emmys this year, it regularly cleans up in all the major technical and artistic categories, with recent wins for art direction, costuming, makeup, prosthetics, and visual effects.
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It is vital to the continued productivity of our forests and to rural America, that as Congress cleans up the tax code, they seek to encourage keeping land in forests and keeping them productive.
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But my Arthur is also someone who cleans up their campfire when it's time to move on, says hi to strangers on the road, and when around close friends, spends time hearing their problems.
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What it is: A chaotic Desktop full of screenshots, PDFs, and more will no longer be a badge of honor when you have Stacks, which automatically cleans up your clutter into neat quasi-folders.
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By contrast, Chrome's own version of WebCore includes a safeguard known as a "garbage collector" that cleans up pointers to missing objects, so they can't be mistakenly left unassigned and vulnerable to an attacker.
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The incident comes as Husky Energy Inc cleans up a larger spill into the North Saskatchewan River last month, which has forced two cities in the province to find other sources of drinking water.
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We got the renowned filmmaker at the Independent Spirit Awards Saturday in Santa Monica and asked him if how much we should put down on odds that he cleans up during Sunday's award show.
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As North Carolina cleans up from the damage wrought by Hurricane Florence, the scale of the devastation is now coming into focus — including to victims who usually get less attention in disasters like this.
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After dinner, Jordan cleans up and does the dishes while I play with the boys, start a load of laundry, unpack from the day, start a load of cloth diapers, get the bath started, etc.
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It cleans up power, provides each attached load with precisely the level and quality of power it needs, reduces consumption, reduces the costs of managing waste heat, and extends the working life of the machines.
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A high-quality robotic vacuum is easy to set up and schedule, cleans up all types of debris on a variety of surfaces, and is supported by an app with an array of useful features.
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Lisa Scheppke, an employee of the Littoral Society, successfully snagged a bag, and Cheryl Sussman, a retired accountant who cleans up trash on the Far Rockaway beaches by herself as a hobby, got one, too.
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In "Thomas Cleans Up," children in the audience can learn about sustainability by helping the engine and Driver Sam recycle a load of disposable materials; young fans can also have their pictures taken with Thomas.
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Veolia, which also cleans up nuclear facilities and treats low- and intermediate-level radioactive waste, could also benefit from a 50-billion-euro ($57 billion) upgrade of French nuclear sites operated by energy provider EDF (EDF.
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In the film's opening scene, she is raped by a masked assailant who breaks into her home, but afterward, she merely cleans up herself and the crime scene and doesn't report the incident to the police.
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Jumbo is a powerful privacy assistant for iOS that cleans up your social profiles Today I wrote about Jumbo, a new app from Sunrise calendar creator Pierre Valade that manages privacy settings across all your apps.
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But until Nigeria cleans up its public finances so that its various ethnic groups can see how much money it raises, and where it is spent, resentments will simmer and the appeal of Biafra will remain.
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It's definitely an expense, but the founders see apps like $30-per-month email service Superhuman as a sign that professionals are willing to drop some cash on a service that cleans up their digital life.
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While the remaster definitely cleans up a few lines and creates an overall sharper experience, if you do choose to pick up the original game, for either Wii or the PS2, it still holds its ground.
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The downdraft created by its fans seems to make more mess than the vacuum itself cleans up, and the flying is not autonomous — you need a human pilot to steer it where you want to go.
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The loan, repayable over 10 years, will go to the government-run, industry-funded Orphan Well Association (OWA), which cleans up wells for which no party is legally responsible, Alberta Premier Rachel Notley said at a news conference.
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Unless Oyo cleans up its act fast, I struggle to see how it can beat Airbnb in the eyes of people who are quite used to scouring hotel aggregators to find really nice rooms at a decent price.
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Eurostat and the Treasury have been in contact on the matter informally, and the Bank of Italy has produced a written opinion suggesting the regulator may not accept that the deal cleans up public finances, the sources said.
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And when he needs to go to the bathroom, there's the Inubox smart toilet for dogs, a large device that automatically cleans up any messes they make, so long as they do it on the gadget's designated square.
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To test how well the D7 actually cleans up, I put a few tablespoons each of all-purpose flour, coffee grounds, and kitty litter on my carpet and hardwood floor and let the D7 do a cleaning cycle.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A large Chinese online lending platform accused of illegal operations has suspended operations, one of hundreds that have been shut this year by the government, as China cleans up a sector ridden with stories of Ponzi schemes.
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Within a few months in 2017 the central bank had to rescue three major banks - Otkritie, B&N and Promsvyazbank - after shutting hundreds of troubled lenders in the past few years as it cleans up the country's banking sector.
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I have been using my current liners for at least three years and when I have a spill (sticky honey is the worst), I just remove the liner and it cleans up easily with dishwashing liquid and a sponge.
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The legislation, now heading to Mr. Trump for his signature, will keep the government open and solvent into December while providing $15.3 billion for disaster relief as Texas cleans up from Hurricane Harvey and Florida braces for Hurricane Irma.
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She goes to the roof to fix the solar panels, cleans up the house — including removing the dozens of photos of Alison that Cole (Joshua Jackson) left out and baby Gabriel's toy box, and goes to visit Cole's grave.
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Those kinds of risqué and misleading images will now be much less prominent on Discover because early on Monday, Snapchat updated its guidelines for publishers in a way that essentially cleans up what is shown on its news service.
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This is because the bank expects to book 12.2 billion euros in one-off charges in the fourth quarter - a figure already announced to the market - as it cleans up its balance sheet from a mountain of bad loans.
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Within a few months this year the central bank had to rescue three major banks - Otkritie, B&N and Promsvyazbank - after shutting hundreds of troubled lenders in the past few years as it cleans up the country's banking sector.
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N shares closed up 7.4 percent to $28.98 after it announced the departure of its chief executive officer, and said billionaire investor Bill Ackman had joined its board, as it tries to cleans up accounting problems and save its business.
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The new version of the classic, which was restored by Janus Films, "corrects the color balance of Masaki Tamura's exquisite shading, cleans up a muddy soundtrack and adds new subtitles that are more descriptive and precise," according to The Village Voice.
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The first, in 1964, is a drunk driving incident that leads to him spending a night in jail, and his wife Lynne (Amy Adams) giving him an ultimatum: either he cleans up his act and becomes something, or she's gone.
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Mayor Joao Doria said the city-owned circuit was included in a seven billion reais ($2.27 billion) package of privatizations sought by Sao Paulo as the metropolis cleans up its finances amid the country's worst recession in more than a century.
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Governments should "act more drastically" by introducing immediate bans on single-use plastic so that more businesses follow suit, said Nattapong Nithi-Uthai, who leads volunteer network Trash Hero that cleans up the Gulf of Thailand in southern Pattani province.
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You'll notice in the above skateboard shot that the Night Sight photo doesn't just brighten the conventional Pixel image, but it also cleans up a ton of ugly noise in the sky and brings in color that would otherwise be absent.
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He said that while visiting China in his capacity as the vice-president of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), a non-profit, he had been amazed at the "astronomical changes" underway as China cleans up its environment.
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East Braces for Freeze as Midwest Cleans Up Workers to Return to Site of Deadly San Bernardino AttackProtesters Occupy Oregon Wildlife Refuge HQ Overall, 52 percent of the country said the idea of the "American dream" no longer holds true.
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Suffice to say that, instead of exploiting her story's cultlike setting and creepily original details — like the tech specialist who cleans up and embellishes internet legacies before guests check out for good — Langseth mires us in the sisters' unresolved childhood issues.
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"Natural gas is a viable exit ramp off of fossil fuels only if it cleans up its methane pollution, which now seriously undercuts its claimed climate advantages," said Fred Krupp, president of the Environmental Defense Fund, an American environmental group.
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"The bill we've negotiated invests in waterways; puts us one step closer to doubling our basic energy research; helps to resolve the nuclear waste stalemate; cleans up hazardous materials at Cold War sites, and maintains our nuclear weapons stockpile," said Sen.
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Wells Fargo is taking steps to rebuild customer trust, but remains unable to expand under restrictions imposed in February 2018 by the Federal Reserve until the bank, now the nation's fourth-largest by assets, cleans up its culture and oversight.
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The request by the South Coast Air Quality Management District came as state and local officials pressed regulators to ensure Exide cleans up the area around its shuttered battery recycling plant in Vernon, California, that was at the center of company's 2013 bankruptcy.
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He does't change the sound much between the raw and the artist-ready files—usually he just cleans up some (but not all) of the clicks and pops and moves the whole thing into a frequency range the human ear can actually hear.
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Esparza and his collaborators' carefully interlocked bricks visualize America's reliance on an immigrant working-class that knows how to make opportunity from what it has; leftover streaks of mud on the gallery walls remind viewers not to forget who cleans up, either.
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From his must-read Twitter thread: Takeaway: the SEC did indeed informally indicate to Circle that regulators would "not pursue any enforcement action for prior activity" at Poloniex as long as Circle cleans up Poloniex and turns it into a regulated exchange.
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Oh, and we have almost five more months of this already shrill campaign to go before we get handed the equally depressing prospect of being reduced to praying the winner somehow cleans up his or her act and carries on like a responsible leader.
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But as it cleans up the wreckage of a lost weekend against Washington and girds for a four-game visit from Philadelphia, the Cardinals have to do something to reverse an early-season trend that suggests a rocky year if it isn't turned soon.
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He methodically cleans the houses in the neighborhood: strips the house of useful materials like batteries, drags out the decomposing corpses and buries them in a field, cleans up, and then marks the street outside the house with a huge spray-painted X to signal its completion.
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K. Simmons) and his unwilling protégé (Cynthia Addai-Robinson) hunt them down, a Bill Gates-esque robotics tycoon (John Lithgow) tries to get to the bottom of his company's accounting discrepancies, a thug (Jon Bernthal) cleans up after various problems, and basically there's a whole lot going on here.
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Mickey's mother died of cancer some years back, so Mickey, who is also yoked to her deadbeat boyfriend Aron (Ben Rosenfield), looks after her fractured father, cleans up his messes, buys his fast food with money she earns at a taxidermy shop and keeps track of his medications.
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The ticket bundle, as it is known in the industry, was enough to push the album past the soundtrack for "A Star Is Born," featuring Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper, which had held the top Billboard spot for three weeks as the film cleans up at the box office.
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Andrea White, the wife of the former Houston mayor Bill White, wants to move her cooktop from a center island to a counter by the wall once she cleans up from the foot of water that seeped into their home in the exclusive Memorial neighborhood of west Houston.
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EditorsNote: Cleans up coding at bottom; other minor edits Devonte' Graham scored a team-high 16 points, PJ Washington recorded a double-double with 13 points and 10 assists, and the Charlotte Hornets held on for an 83-73 win over the host Chicago Bulls on Friday night.
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It runs a Department of Public Works that walks every inch of the permit space for months after the event, also cleans up the nearby road, and disinvites groups that perform poorly on its environmental impact assessment — as the highly exclusive Camp Humano found out to its chagrin earlier this year.
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Until Congress cleans up ethics oversight in both chambers, establishes an equivalent body to the OCE in the Senate and furnishes it with subpoena power, elected leaders of both parties will continue to be painted with the same broad brush as the worst rulebreakers that find their way into breaking news headlines.
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Julia, in turn, told me how she banishes the kids to their rooms to do homework, cranks out a big bowl of pasta with pantry-staple sauce, serves everyone, and then retreats to the living room while everyone else cleans up; she, too, is done with the process fairly early in the evening.
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Compared to a white savior narrative, a director with a history of whipping his dick out in front of unsuspecting colleagues, Islamophobic tweets, bi-erasure, and the decades' worth of allegations against Bryan Singer, First Man cleans up pretty nice and came out well ahead of some of the Oscars class of 2018.
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As this city cleans up from nightmare storms that cut a swath across the central part of the state on Tuesday, killing at least two dozen people across four counties, some residents of North Nashville also worried that the tornado's destruction would exacerbate the forces that have been diluting their neighborhood's character and culture.
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But our most favorite thing about the Roomba i7+ has got to be the fact that it cleans up after itself: Once docked, it automatically stashes all of the dirt, dust, and hair collected during a cleaning in its Clean Base, which can hold up to 60 days worth of grime at a time.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Trump rails against House Democrats, impeachment inquiry during campaign rally: 'It's all a hoax' Trump acknowledges Warren's rise in the polls, revives 'Pocahontas' slur MORE cleans up among those who took the survey via landline, garnering 2628 percent of the vote, to 28500 percent for Sen.
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The first and most generative is not: Marrying a sweet, slow-witted former alcoholic by the name of Travis, she mops shit and cleans up vomit at a water park to subsidize their meager income, and turns a blind eye to his involvement in what at first seems to be a business opportunity, and then reveals itself to be a scam.
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Assuming Apple cleans up the rough edges of iOS 13, it's basically a bunch of small updates to iOS 12 that make things a little cleaner and simpler: there's a dark mode now, the share sheet is a little nicer, the photos app is a little more engaging, Reminders has been redesigned, and you can swipe to type on the keyboard now.
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The reveal is, as Milo Ventimiglia told EW.com, "soul-crushing," to the point that his co-star Sterling K. Brown, who has won multiple awards for his portrayal of Ventimiglia's son, took to Twitter to ask fans seriously if they are OK. Among the heartbreaking details (spoiler alert): Jack cleans up after watching the Super Bowl with his wife, and a dish towel catches fire from sparks from a faulty slow cooker.
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