My success had always been clearly defined and within reach.
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And he welcomed the shift to more clearly defined terms.
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Start with "specific," which refers to concrete, clearly defined goals.
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But they're eukaryotes, having complex cells and a clearly defined nucleus.
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But the robotic rules of the road would be clearly defined.
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Millennials, it seems, don't like staircases, or clearly defined room boundaries.
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It will also likely affect junior aides without clearly defined responsibilities.
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Second, we set ambiguous goals without clearly defined markers of success.
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Mexico established an anticlerical nation, clearly defined in its 1917 Constitution.
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Structured data is clearly defined, like temperature predictions and historical sales.
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Our skillsets are so clearly defined so there's not much friction.
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Illinois' 2018 adopted pension measures were not as clearly defined, Fitch said.
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It's a strictly single-player experience with clearly defined boundaries and goals.
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Sometimes those pathways are clearly defined, as in medicine and the law.
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Few dispute that, for society to function, death must be clearly defined.
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The government sets clearly-defined rules, within which corporations compete for profits.
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What comes after pre-seed is now less clearly defined and organized.
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Lines that were once clearly defined are more likely to be blurred.
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These are instances of what Mr. Trump has clearly defined as intolerable.
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However, the law of attempt is based on clearly defined attempted crimes.
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The time is now for a clearly defined and easily recognizable brand.
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While there's some truth to that, things actually aren't that clearly defined.
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Before a study begins, its expected primary outcome should be clearly defined.
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Work is broken into predictable chunks, with clearly defined goals and criteria.
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It's that the classic Ricky Morton technique requires clearly defined babyfaces and heels.
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The spaces on this new release are both clearly defined and infinitely expansive.
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The criminal law must be reserved for willful violations of clearly defined crimes.
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There is no clearly defined business case for standalone 5G yet, he explained.
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This involves taking small, daily steps towards the achievement of clearly defined goals.
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"High crimes and misdemeanors" was the compromise, but it was never clearly defined.
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Macron, arguably the French president's closest adviser, to play a clearly defined role.
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Signal AI sits in a relatively new, not clearly defined area of business.
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Here, Lorde's concern with representation, class, and politics is even more clearly defined.
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This clearly defined visual narrative painted an intriguing, and accurate, portrait of the future.
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"The division of work in the criminal world is clearly defined," Clark Alfaro said.
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Beijing has concluded that the BRI needs to be clearly defined and well-managed.
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That said, talk to your wine salesman, because there are no clearly defined rules.
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No. 2, there's a clearly defined timeline where we can bring our troops out.
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Over all, the process was cautious, but clearly defined by whoever reports a problem.
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Having a clearly defined audience ensures that your marketing efforts will be directed appropriately.
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Today, perhaps NATO's most pressing challenge is the lack of a clearly-defined mission.
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"To describe something as being black and white means it is clearly defined," she writes.
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Mr. Ren: Huawei's future iterative succession system is clearly defined in our Articles of Governance.
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In its early drafts, the bill clearly defined the crime as a violation of privacy.
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Medical workers and health-care administrators need to have a clearly defined incident response strategy.
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Unlike death by cancer, which has a clearly defined perpetrator and victim, suicide feels criminal.
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"We have very clearly defined our culture around getting the best, most accurate story possible."
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"We have very clearly defined our culture around getting the best, most accurate story possible."
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It is not only a less extraordinary story, but one without a clearly defined narrative arc.
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It's not hard to see how a machine would excel at this clearly defined search task.
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Such outgassing is regularly observed in comets, but Oumuamua is not clearly defined as a comet.
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They're rarely structured like a story, with clearly defined characters, conflict, resolution, and a narrative arc.
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In the greater Nintendo canon, Waluigi is clearly defined as an antagonist and a poor sport.
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DBN has a clearly defined policy role to finance economic growth and social development in Namibia.
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The first is the left shoulder, which is created by a clearly defined retreat and rebound.
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"We have a peace agenda which is clearly defined, nationally symbolic, regionally accepted, and globally endorsed."
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But, in some stores, the responsibilities held by those HR-adjacent workers aren't so clearly defined.
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There are four clearly defined areas: the driver and front passenger seats, bedroom, bathroom, and kitchenette.
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"The FBI database has a clearly-defined purpose: to aid law enforcement during Investigations," he said.
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Constituents' clearly defined priorities would be met and members would have political incentives to pass bills.
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While the ever-growing boundaries of Capitol Hill are disputed, the historic district is clearly defined.
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"The coprolite was clearly defined and relatively easily separated from those in the vicinity," said Sonderman.
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But this new normal requires different skills, more clearly defined roles and responsibilities and increased agility.
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"Thank you @WorldAthletics for creating some clearly-defined rules when it comes to shoes," Hall wrote.
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An important caveat: Couples who have clearly defined responsibilities are far more likely to be satisfied.
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Though everything about the moonshot was fraught with uncertainty, it benefited from a clearly defined goal.
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If a strategy is to have any chance of working, it must contain clearly defined objectives.
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They need clearly defined dramatic (not just emotional) stakes; they need compelling antagonists and clear throughlines.
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Italian Renaissance art has very clearly-defined spaces; Baroque art eschews that and heightens the drama.
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"In a crowded market, we've got really great product and a clearly defined positioning," Haney told Refinery29.
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The Tributes feature seems designed to create a more clearly defined space for these post-mortem messages.
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Following a clearly defined path is key to showing only what Magic Leap wants you to see.
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The group has reduced its risk profile by tightening controls and outlining a clearly defined risk appetite.
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Tanking a nation's economy is a means to a clearly defined end, not an end in itself.
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Clearly defined paths for promotion, a flexible work culture and mentorship are all significant drivers of inclusion.
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Politically, however, her proposals have given her a clearly defined message that places pressure on 2020 rivals.
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The communities that have the easiest time doing that tend to have some clearly defined, shared purpose.
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Protracted direct negotiations with London foundered when neither side seemed to be bargaining with clearly defined goals.
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It merits quick action so that disclosure may be a clearly-defined norm for the 28503 midterms.
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"Bill can wait on them, and then he can insert them into roles clearly defined," Light continued.
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The same can be said of the lifeguard tower shot: the wood grain is way more clearly defined.
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And the bar, for those who want to project their support, has risen -- or become more clearly defined.
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Takata did not have clearly defined quality efforts, the panel led by former Transportation Secretary Samuel Skinner found.
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There aren't even clearly defined characters, but one way or another, you soon find yourself fighting pirate Neopets.
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We start with clearly defined business goals and prioritize growth tactics based on the impact, cost, and efficiency.
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This is an important institution, and it therefore must have clearly defined legislative powers, goals and organizational structures.
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Coleman, in turn, will be reporting to Lee, though his role still needs to be more clearly defined.
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First off, there should be clearly defined expectations around dating or having sex with other people, Chlipala says.
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The consensual approach is now all the rage, which could well work if the roles are clearly defined.
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The terrorist threat to the United States is not as neat and clearly defined as we would like.
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In other words, it's harder to get and keep a job if your gender expression isn't clearly defined.
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You may have a clearly defined end goal, but diplomats look for innovation on how to get there.
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It follows that impeachment itself is the clearly defined remedy for presidential refusal of the granted impeachment authority.
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Because the term political isn't clearly defined, he said any sort of apparel can be construed as political.
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With no teams, no clock, and no clearly defined playing field, it's one of the world's wildest sports.
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"The explicit guarantee should be limited, clearly defined, and paid for," Mark Calabria told an audience in Washington.
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You'll see how buttons are more clearly defined as buttons instead of bare words floating in a white expanse.
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A factor that further complicates these requirements is that a content ID system isn't clearly defined in the legislation.
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So they could at least stop these kinds of strikes anywhere other than clearly defined "hot" zones of combat.
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Background music has been shown to help with clearly-defined, repetitive tasks and reduce stress before and while working.
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"When we get there, the development pathway could be not only more clearly defined, but more simplified," Luly said.
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The company sees even more potential in targeted advertising for podcasts, which inherently cater to more clearly defined interests.
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"We don't have goals as clearly defined as we did back then," said Chaplain, referring to the Apollo era.
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Her sole desire is to be "a faithful disciple to the store," with its clearly defined transactions and tasks.
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"It is my goal to establish a clearly defined communication process as it relates to employee concerns," Lawrence said.
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"We also ask that every peacekeeping mission have clearly defined goals and metrics for evaluating success," Trump said Monday.
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"I think we will start to see more clearly defined creators for each of the age brackets," she says.
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Above all, foreign investors need certainty over their intellectual property rights, including clearly defined and easily enforceable patent rights.
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The Wong Kim Ark (2900) case clearly defined natural born citizenship as per the 220006th Amendment to the Constitution.
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The divide looms between those who welcome the new fluidity and those who yearn for clearly defined gender roles.
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It argued that Bed Bath & Beyond lacked a "clearly defined 'good, better, best' strategy" on merchandise at different prices.
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Ms. McLay said the most successful clients she's had are the ones who have clearly defined goals for themselves.
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The perpetrator, who was killed during the attack, did not have clearly defined political views or a specific agenda.
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Yeoh suggests that adopting clearly defined levels of "inappropriateness" would give women a framework to report incidents of all degrees.
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Now he's refusing to cooperate with Congress as it tries to execute its clearly defined role of oversight and impeachment.
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Across the state, support for the candidates has not been as clearly defined as the caucus results from Caesars Palace.
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"Technical support" is also not clearly defined, but could mean providing encryption backdoors or other surveillance assistance to the government.
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Many eunuchs seem to identify as male, but others, as Crane indicated, find their identities to be less clearly defined.
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It does not fit into any clearly defined political ideology, focusing its energies primarily on denouncing corruption and political wrongdoing.
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As we ran to get on more rides, Ben explained that fun is a temporal thing and very clearly defined.
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The rules vary by country, but most buzkashi matches have no teams, no clock, and no clearly defined playing field.
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LinkedIn had the advantage of a clearly defined user base — business professionals — that fit neatly into Microsoft's current strategic focus.
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The Clinton impeachment was relatively narrow but involved the president lying under oath, which is a clearly defined criminal act.
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"We tend to like clearly defined rooms, like a large foyer, hallways and rooms you can't walk through," he said.
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He stressed the importance of having clearly defined domestic preferences that together would add up to something like self-knowledge.
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"Any such transitional arrangements must be clearly defined, limited in time, and subject to effective enforcement mechanisms," the draft says.
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Each character is clearly defined and the collision of their lives feels inevitable and yet surprising until the last page.
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They're clearly different features, with clearly defined purposes, but both strive to achieve the same goal in their own ways.
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"Property rights are not at all clearly defined in black communities," said Dieter von Fintel, an economist at Stellenbosch University.
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Boston's needs are not so clearly defined, especially with starters Drew Pomeranz (biceps) and Steven Wright (knee) likely to return.
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It did not matter who the manager was; the club's ID was so clearly defined that it could win regardless.
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When remote work policies fail, it means employees goals and expectations aren&apost clearly defined — and that&aposs on managers.
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The slightly elevated view of this bric-a-brac-filled landscape is claustrophobic, since the horizon is not clearly defined.
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Conversely, working within the vast but clearly defined parameters of a college radio library can make the possibilities themselves seem infinite.
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"And the fines that regulators intend to impose are clearly defined and they're not small, they're powerful," Priem emphasized to us.
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I mean the most clearly defined petroglyphs I've ever seen in my life, they look like they were just chiseled recently.
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Though Trump tried to make clear that he would retaliate if Turkey did anything "off limits," that hasn't been clearly defined.
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Beijing has previously said it will not negotiate on its core interests, though it has not clearly defined what those are.
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But because stealthing is not clearly defined as sexual assault, they may feel confused as to why they're feeling this way.
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When we started the project, we very clearly defined to ourselves that we didn't want this to be a conspiracy movie.
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In clearly defined white-face, black eye makeup, and black lipstick, their appearance is a modern adaptation of a classic look.
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Basically, anything CGI where the 3D information is more clearly defined (and the contrast levels tend to be higher) works well.
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While rules introduced last year require exchanges to keep customers' and company assets separate, the practice has not been clearly defined.
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One reason for setbacks is simply that developing medicines, even with clearly defined genetics work supporting the research, is very hard.
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But he has never clearly defined what he thinks would make America great, or when he thinks it stopped being great.
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It will be allowed to compete in August's Rio Olympics only if it convinces investigators it has met clearly defined standards.
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The combination of strong audience presence and clearly defined expectations in stand-up encourages comics to try to subvert those expectations.
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Drew is highly respected throughout the league and by the Cavaliers' players, but his position has yet to be clearly defined.
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A chronological timeline isn't just a timeline ruled by a clearly defined order; it's a feed in which information is neutral.
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I adore this fair because it always blurs what I thought was the clearly-defined line separating art and functional design.
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It is easier for employees to understand their roles and targets when they have clearly defined expectations set by their employer.
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"This must include clearly defined objectives, deadlines and immediate negotiations with China, preferably in coordination with like-minded economies," they said.
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Nailing a job interview at Netflix comes down to showing you would thrive in the streaming company&aposs clearly defined culture.
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As far as we know, no other animal species engages in this kind of organized competition with clearly defined winners and losers.
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Roku doesn't have clearly defined rules over what it considers hate content, unlike major digital distribution companies such as Apple and YouTube.
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And very often, those choices aren't between a clearly defined right and wrong, but rather between preserving lives and accomplishing a mission.
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One scenario would see him try to engineer a cross-party deal to create a government with a clearly defined policy program.
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As stated above, we have clearly defined channels for reporting private matters that have been utilized by many employees over the years.
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None of those pieces have been clearly defined by NASA yet, according to John Sommerer, chair of the National Academy of Sciences.
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It also highlights a bigger political shift, reflecting the consolidation of both major parties into more clearly defined ideological and regional groupings.
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More deference must be given to states to waive these costly ObamaCare regulations, and the waivable regulations must be more clearly defined.
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Her climate and energy platform is now strong and clearly defined, in stark contrast to that of Trump's, as issue comparisons demonstrate.
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The FBI said in a statement Saturday night that it has clearly defined policies and procedures on appropriate employee conduct, including communications.
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Theron's tendency to stick to fashion and beauty looks that work for her prove she has a clearly defined sense of style.
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Starting a small business venture together could also be fun, but make sure your roles are clearly defined to avoid power struggles.
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"We're arguing that the MTA's arbitrary censorship is unconstitutional because they have not clearly defined the term 'sexually-oriented business,'" she said.
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Some likely donors in the broader network want to see dedicated staff and a clearly defined action plan before they get involved.
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A people — North and South, black and white, still mourning 700,000 dead — faced elections without clearly defined rules about who could vote.
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Finite games are games with clearly defined temporal/spatial boundaries; they are games we play to win, like sports, war, and elections.
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Facebook, for example, handles as many as 9,000 deaths per day, according to Perkins, and has clearly defined rules for memorialized accounts.
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First, a 2628B program-eligible patient must be clearly defined; without such clarity, hospitals and pharmacies will continue to abuse the system.
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You also lauded the innovation of "parametric insurance", where polices pay out when clearly defined parameters, such as rainfall threshold, are reached.
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But the rules say you can only donate to "principal" candidates, and Amazon hasn't yet clearly defined who falls into this category.
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These common-sense solutions – cross-sector partnerships, rigorous and targeted curricula, workplace learning, clearly defined success metrics – are already driving remarkable results.
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But it's still allowing videos it classifies as "borderline," which isn't clearly defined, as well as a host of other problematic content.
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Salads: "Fairly balanced nutritionally (300-450 calories, good amount of protein, low in fat) and good portions with clearly defined ingredients," Koidis said.
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Instead, the lack of a clearly defined concept behind her new aesthetic made it difficult to stand out in the crowded music landscape.
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There is a clearly defined space for a driver, even if the interior itself appears to be vast with a very horizontal dashboard.
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POST-SOVIET ISSUE The dispute began with the fall of the Soviet Union which had had a clearly defined Caspian border with Iran.
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This entails crafting clearly defined procedures and checklists that every employee must follow to confirm that the FCC's licensing requirements are being met.
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Can we talk about them the way we'd talk about, say, white evangelicals, who often have a clearly defined set of policy positions?
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For this to change, open and digital primary platforms are mission critical, as are clearly defined distribution and fulfillment channels in each market.
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"Banks not meeting the threshold would be required by supervisory authorities to prepare NPL strategies with clearly defined quantitative targets," the document said.
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Purporting to topple the centrality and stale hierarchies associated with bureaucracy, new organizational structures such as holacracy advocate clearly defined, self-directed tasks.
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He retired as a player in 2017 and was given a job on the Roma technical staff but without a clearly defined role.
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"We will not achieve the kind of clearly defined victory comparable to those that we won in previous wars against nations," Obama said.
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The contrast raises questions about whether Tesla has clearly defined goals for data security, and who its existing rules are meant to protect.
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Additionally, suppression of extremist speech may contain a lot more grey area than clearly-defined illegal content, like pirated media and child pornography.
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The best jazz musicians do not worry much about producing clearly defined notes (the do-re-mi system that structures Western classical music).
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The pilot issue, Mr. Turner said, was modeled on the kind of lushly produced indie magazines that have small, passionate, clearly defined audiences.
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It will have a clearly defined appeals process to the federal courts at no cost to appellants, with a 30-day decision limit.
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The significance is that while alliances identify potential adversaries and serve clearly defined objectives, the doctrine of collective security implies much broader implications.
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Now that the filibuster is gone for Supreme Court nominees, presidents will be emboldened to nominate individuals with strong, clearly defined judicial philosophies.
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That mindset, which has primarily been one of appeasement and inaction, has produced relatively little in terms of concrete, coherent, clearly defined policy.
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But it will still permit videos it classifies as "borderline," which isn't clearly defined, as well as a host of other problematic content.
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In a photo he posted to his Instagram story Monday, a shirtless Donald is shown flexing, muscles bulging, his abdominal muscles clearly defined.
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Wirecutter editors especially liked the website's user interface, which presents clearly defined options and a handful of basic but useful image-editing tools.
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Nailing a job interview at Netflix can come down to showing you&aposre a fit for the streaming company&aposs clearly defined culture.
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But in the end, the FCC's draft Restoring Internet Freedom Order presents a clearly defined case for repeal that should stand on appeal.
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Its greatest strength — it was so singular and clearly defined that you could spot it a mile away — also contributed to its downfall.
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Without a clearly defined murder mystery, though, the new season becomes about the oddities and little else — the antithesis of the original Twin Peaks.
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"How 'non-core' will be defined is anyone's guess but it would have to be clearly defined and publicly communicated," Olejnik also told us.
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Part of the trouble with discussing brightening, whitening, or lightening products is that because those terms aren't clearly defined, the marketing language isn't regulated.
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Poor Mike Pence was stuck toggling between playing cleanup for Trump's missteps and staking out substantive policy positions his boss still hasn't clearly defined.
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"Strained relationships, lack of clearly defined roles and responsibilities, public disagreements and lack of consistent internal communication," hampered the response, said the DoJ review.
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If confirmed, it would be the earliest evidence of motility in eukaryotic life, that is, lifeforms with complex cells and a clearly defined nucleus.
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The standard way of thinking goes something like this: Right out of college, young professionals should be set on a clearly-defined career path.
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Soarigami is a portable armrest divider that marks a clearly-defined border for each passenger's arm, while giving each passenger a little more space.
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President Obama shouldn't wait for Congress to ensure that he leaves behind clearly defined war authorities that bolster national security and protect human rights.
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There is a role for that kind of journalism, of course, but the lines must be clearly defined and that hasn't happened at CNN.
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Still, several current and former employees said some responsibilities across the company were not clearly defined, and there were complaints that salaries were inconsistent.
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Head coach Luke Walton has opened up the court for the young Lakers, placing shooters around the perimeter with clearly defined principles and reads.
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In our guide, Jen A. Miller, friend of Smarter Living, suggests getting SMART: Specific: Set concrete, clearly defined goals with specific points of success.
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" According to French daily Le Figaro, Simhon argued that the couple's decision to become parents had been "clearly defined" and was "already in process.
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Nailing the job interviewNailing a job interview at Netflix can come down to showing you're a fit for the streaming company's clearly defined culture.
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We have already started to see the departure of American companies and their innovations to other countries who have more clearly defined regulatory frameworks.
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By the time Michael crossed into Georgia, it was still classified as a major Category 3 hurricane with a clearly defined and devastating eye.
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The strategy is a forward-looking document and has a clearly defined vision and broad metrics to assess the performance of the federal government.
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"Any such transitional arrangements must be clearly defined, limited in time, and subject to effective enforcement mechanisms," the EU said in its negotiation guidelines.
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"The incident is very clearly defined (as a) terrorist act, but you can't see the institutional racism," Glenn recently told me in El Paso.
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"It just makes sense to share investment, pool innovation capabilities and create scale effects in clearly defined areas," said Volkswagen's chief executive, Herbert Diess.
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American Marines are now back in Helmand Province, but without a clear timetable for leaving and no clearly defined strategy to end the war.
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The US armed forces are currently operating in Iraq under a combination of domestic and international authorizations, many of which are not clearly defined.
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If you have a choice, should you go after a clearly defined job in an established company, or take a risk and join a startup?
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"This results in less interfaces and more clearly defined responsibilities, facilitating more seamless planning and implementation of the operations between the various contributors," it added.
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By this time last year, Stewart had a clearly defined future with the Seattle Storm and was well on her way to certain WNBA stardom.
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The "scandal" has become more a repository of generalized anti-Trump anger than a clearly-defined set of charges that can be investigated and corroborated.
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During the debates and in some interviews during his early 2016 surge, his lack of clearly defined foreign policy ideas sometimes made plain his shortcomings.
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Despite what Brodnitz calls "legacy support," voters don't see SDs now as clearly defined or as strong on the issues that matter most to them.
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Libras, the sign of justice, are concerned with what is right and what is wrong, and understand that these things are not always clearly defined.
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While over-regulation can stifle growth, the fintech industry, in pursuit of consumer trust, has a lot to gain from a clearly defined regulatory framework.
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In/Casino/Out used much of its A-side to establish that At The Drive-In had found a clearly defined approach to post-hardcore.
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We seek to ensure there is a countervailing disincentive from burdening innovative practices—and that illegal activity under the FTC Act is more clearly defined.
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For example, machine learning is well suited for tasks that involve a clearly defined set of inputs paired with an equally clear set of outputs.
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What the sport really needs for the long term is one, just one, clearly defined and fully supported team event, preferably not an annual one.
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Steenhuis said Moroccans form a clearly defined population within the Netherlands that Wilders had singled out as having less rights to reside in the Netherlands.
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When Mao Zedong's guerrillas seized power in China in 1949, they did not take over a clearly defined country, much less an entirely willing one.
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Like most local candidates everywhere today, Lamb and Saccone are mere surrogates for national partisan interests rather than advocates for a clearly defined local constituency.
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Under Potdevin, Lululemon has sought recapture its growth by maintaining leaner inventory, focusing on selling directly to its customers and fostering a clearly defined brand.
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His photographs of fetuses as early as 19 weeks old, with features clearly defined, provided ammunition for the anti-abortion movement, which circulated his photos.
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We must work with clearly defined quantitative targets, like those outlined by the Paradigm for Parity coalition, to make diversity in business a statistical reality.
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"Medium-term debt relief measures must be clearly defined by the May 22 Eurogroup meeting," Tsipras told his cabinet on Thursday, referring to the finance ministers.
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The clearest takeaway is that there are some Americans who are clearly on either side of the divide, while for many it isn't as clearly defined.
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Mr. Rubio, the Florida senator, and Mr. Cruz, the Texas senator, are finding themselves squeezed in a race that was supposed to be more clearly defined.
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One former female employee said that she was brought on as a senior vice president in 2014, but felt she never had a clearly defined role.
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Clearly defined consent protocols and making it easy to withdraw consent would help, as would health assessments, having a first aider present and clinical waste processes.
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This is a great example of a clearly defined policy that will directly reverse some of the upward redistribution of income over the last four decades.
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Unlike their parents and grandparents, they tend not to have clearly defined views of how the island's political and economic systems should change — or how quickly.
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"Especially at first, I found it really unpleasant being in stores that were explicitly gendered with clearly defined menswear and womenswear sections, like Target," she said.
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Working backward from a clearly defined completion date, I assembled a team of experts, developed a plan, assigned roles, and committed to the task at hand.
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One of Lorca's clearly defined traits has been his ability to be laser-focused on the war effort, at the expense of science and — ahem — discovery.
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Under Obama, ICE's prosecutorial priorities were consistent from state to state because they were clearly defined by the Department of Homeland Security and ICE in Washington.
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It has said it was reorganising the processes and structures used for approving the software for engine control units with more clearly defined and binding responsibilities.
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The drone of the motor drowns out your thoughts as you work on a task with a clearly defined objective: Making your lawn look its best.
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Kurz and other EU leaders have repeatedly said that any extension should be for a clearly defined reason and not just in order to buy time.
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Government watchdog groups and Pentagon officials criticized both the "absence of a comprehensive strategy" that justified the cost of using US troops without a clearly defined role.
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The Soviet Union and Iran had a clearly defined maritime border but, after the Soviet collapse, the appearance of independent Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan muddied the waters.
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Each has clearly defined responsibilities (schools in the commune, health in the region, defence nationally) and, crucially, the power to raise the money to finance these activities.
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The inclusion of an accelerometer is key here — unlike earlier Kindles, the Oasis has clearly defined sides, with the buttons positioned closest to the hand holding it.
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Sex work isn't solely about paying for sexual experiences; it's about paying for a clearly defined relationship where the boundaries and expectations are out on the table.
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In terms of growth, her place in the pop zeitgeist may not be as clearly defined as fellow It Brits, such as Charli XCX or Lily Allen.
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And for MakerBot, maturity as a company means catering to markets where the need has already been clearly defined, rather than attempting to define a new category.
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Commissioning of the second train took around three months, from when the compressor gas turbines were first fired up, although the commissioning period is not clearly defined.
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Trump came across as less trustworthy than in previous debates, not because he's "flexible," but because he did not seem as clearly defined compared with previous debates.
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Beyond that faction, positions are not as clearly defined or vocal, but the shared theme supports a broader mix of low-carbon technologies cutting greenhouse gas emissions.
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Simply, it is a trade of more funds dedicated towards securing the southern border in exchange for a clearly defined pathway for foreign nationals to become citizens.
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By setting clearly defined metrics of housing availability and affordability, community reporting can be simple and outcome-based, with mayors competing for federal dollars and national prestige.
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" Bridgewater, which has nearly 1,500 employees, said that it had "clearly defined channels for reporting private matters that have been utilized by many employees over the years.
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Basecamp's chief exec also questioned why Google ads, which were once clearly defined by a yellow-colored background, had increasingly grown to look more like organic results.
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Only a respectful, forceful and friendly call for squaring the trade accounts, with the appointment of working parties to implement the agreement within a clearly defined timeframe.
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This allows each to have a clearly defined space and also allows the older child to stay up a bit later reading with a clip-on lamp.
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One room leads directly into the next through a series of French doors, each with a clearly defined color scheme to create the illusion of more space.
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Vows If the particulars of Alex Salazar's transformation from couch potato to marathon man are fuzzy — he calls his efforts "pretty casual" — the benefits are clearly defined.
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With their insets and clearly defined sections, Reed's paintings unify a surface of diverse elements and layers, while extending their allusions to include screens of all kinds.
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In the 210s, Juan Manuel Fangio won five titles with several teams, in a period in which there was a clearly defined leading driver for each team.
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Even in the all-hands-on-deck environment of a small, family-run business, it's essential that each employee have clearly defined, regular responsibilities, Lemonis makes clear.
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That, however, does not mean that Germany should renounce its constant, principled and heroic advocacy of a monetary policy aiming at clearly defined objectives of price stability.
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The word "investigation" is clearly defined directly preceding it in the same sentence specifically as coordination between individuals associated with the campaign of Donald Trump and Russia.
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"There's a clear mandate, and unfortunately there isn't a clearly defined mandate," said Rocco Rossi, president of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, ahead of the press conference.
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"GE has been in a very clearly defined falling channel through this period over the last couple years, now more recently breaking lower once again," Wald said.
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"With our clearly defined focus on profitability, we are in the midst of turning the ship around," Jet's Chief Executive Officer, Vinay Dube, said in the statement.
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Fans can create or collaborate on collections, contribute to challenges and festivals with clearly defined rules, or publicly bookmark and recommend the fanworks that best suit their tastes.
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Hackers work on a clearly defined contract for a specific company and get paid a bounty when they are able to find a flaw in a company's infrastructure.
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States should have in place laws that prohibit advocacy of hatred, and take legal action only in the very clearly-defined cases allowed by international human rights law.
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This was an issue in which Democrats and Republicans in the state government had clearly defined their positions, with Republicans passing the law and most Democrats knocking it.
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"What matters, and in our view Deutsche Bank has been missing for several years now, is a clearly defined strategy," JP Morgan analyst Kian Abouhossein said on Monday.
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In AC/DC, when there's a clearly defined riff, the rhythm of the ensemble is the most powerful when everyone is focused on this unison of that riff.
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Social platforms still haven't clearly defined their policies on deepfakes, as Facebook's tussle with a fake Mark Zuckerberg video recently showed, and an outright ban would be unwise.
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People could set up clearly defined consent protocols, use appropriate technique and have a first aider present, while making sure there are no traces of blood-borne viruses.
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"Without clearly defined security concerns, this closure is nothing but an exercise in censorship as Ugandans elect their leaders," said Sarah Jackson, Amnesty International's deputy regional director. 5.
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Mexican Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo added in a statement that Mexico has a "Plan B very clearly defined" in case NAFTA talks fail, but declined to provide details.
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Generations ago, lines were more clearly defined and society's norms so deeply ingrained that guilt rarely applied to our roles in parenting, a verb yet to be invented.
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In each of the 10 paintings, Valledor optically activates the surface, suggesting space or seemingly bending a plane, all while working with solid color and clearly defined shapes.
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Its story illustrates the qualities needed to survive in today's Facebook-dominated digital media world: agility, lean operations, a clearly defined brand and a fair bit of luck.
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While my stepbrother received a doctor's diagnosis, underwent a clearly defined treatment protocol and had his expenses covered by insurance, there was no road map for my daughter.
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The lawsuit alleges that Juul was originally presented with a marketing proposal by a hired firm called Cult Collective that clearly defined their target audience as adult smokers.
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"The U.S. cannot lead on international cyber issues if we don't have anyone sitting at the negotiating table or a clearly-defined strategy to guide them," said Rep.
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This is a different set-up than I'm used to — normally I am brought on to guide a particular initiative where the scope and deliverables are clearly defined.
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The aim is to build up a clearly defined pot of capital to begin covering losses from soured loans in a downturn without eating into core buffers immediately.
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It gives clearly defined terms and guidance to regulators, prosecutors and the public that differentiate schemes that cause harm from legitimate direct selling companies that provide beneficial opportunities.
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The distinction between genetics and environment is definitely not as clearly defined as we once thought, so let's all do our best to stop using the phrase, okay?
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In a young person, the cells comprising facial tissues are spry, and there are clearly defined compartments with intact attachments holding skin and facial structures in the appropriate locations.
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Section headers are more clearly defined, Apple optimized the app to work much better on smaller screens, and so far, suggestions seem much smarter than they used to be.
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Building our business and combining families added new complications, but finally our personal and business relationship became clearly defined and here we are 50 years later and very grateful.
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Private investors in China shy away from Russia for the same reasons that their Western counterparts do: the lack of a robust legal system and clearly defined property rights.
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The rules-based system of international trade works best for problems that are clearly defined, and when it is easy to judge the success or failure of a remedy.
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These diseases top researchers' lists because they are usually caused by a single, clearly defined mutation, giving researchers an obvious target to cut out or replace with functional DNA.
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CLEARLY WITH THE RECOGNIZING THE NEGOTIATIONS ARE FLUID, NONETHELESS, YOU HAVE TO GO IN I WOULD THINK WITH WHAT IS A CLEARLY DEFINED NOTION OF WHAT WOULD CONSTITUTE VICTORY.
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Congress should require a clearly defined trade and investment policy as part of a comprehensive competitive strategy that will truly benefit a broad spectrum of American workers and families.
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Third, access to the data should be restricted to a clearly defined minimally necessary list of authorized individuals with separate user accounts on a strict need-to-know basis.
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Wittes describes Comey as bothered by Trump's efforts to chit-chat with the FBI director, who traditionally is supposed to maintain a formal, clearly defined relationship with the president.
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In the years before the Houthi-Saleh violence escalated into a civil war, Yemen was making significant progress through clearly defined guidelines laid out by the National Dialogue Conference.
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And if modern means in some way that the images become more fragmented and less clearly defined, then there's no way to escape the trajectory laid out by Picasso.
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New satellite imagery from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration shows the storm's clearly defined eye and powerful eye wall, the ring of storms that surround the storm's center.
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Erla told us that gender roles were not that clearly defined in Iceland: Her father, she said, was "a housewife" for a few years when she was a teenager.
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" The administration's insistence on using genitalia to define gender, he adds, also doesn't make sense for people born with genitalia that are "not clearly defined as male or female.
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On the contrary it should find its expression in the abstraction of form and color, that is to say, in the straight line and the clearly defined primary color.
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The group called on registrars and other internet services to outline and adhere to clearly-defined content policies, as opposed to making decisions based on the prevailing political climate.
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Other big issues — such as intellectual property protection, forced technology transfers, illegal industry subsidies and exchange-rate management — are appearing as declaratory statements rather than clearly defined legal arguments.
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Importantly, setting a clearly defined goal will encourage greater private sector investment, lead to more innovation and secure U.S. leadership in advanced energy technology, flattening the climate change curve.
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Settlement expansion can certainly give the impression of an ongoing encroachment into the viability of a Palestinian state, but whether there is a clearly defined goal I don't know.
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But you, of course, can judge this better than I. But even for those who embrace the Bohmian view, with its clearly defined particles moving along precise paths, questions remain.
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Like any campaign this requires a strategy, clearly defined goals and a commitment from everyone on the team to spell out the message and avoid diversions that can backfire politically.
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Without any clearly defined formulas or cues, mastering autumnal layers can seem like too much work, especially when you're heading out the door before your first proper cup of coffee.
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The president thrust the Space Force into the limelight, but neither the administration nor Congress has clearly defined its mission, said Brian Weeden, program director at the Secure World Foundation.
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The term means more than severe and widespread hunger: it is clearly defined, and formally declared by an international body through a system known as the Integrated Phase Classification (IPC).
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The new program builds on Google's BeyondCorp vision, an idea they began developing in 2011 to address the fact that computing no longer took place inside a clearly defined perimeter.
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CDL's model, which emphasizes five sessions, is held periodically, during which a panel of mentors helps startups set three clearly defined objectives they can accomplish within the next eight weeks.
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The absence of a clearly defined Democratic leader, someone with the sway to push back or rein in this kind of potentially self-defeating behavior, has rarely been more glaring.
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On the other hand, he brings with him a coherent vision that will provide the space agency something it has lacked for the past few years, a clearly defined direction.
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Their voices blend beautifully, a feat that's more of a challenge for the various pieces of this show, which don't always feel clearly defined enough to fuse into a whole.
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And while the voluminous notebook has since been replaced by a webpage, no colleague can seem to recall just where the designation of a "special" is clearly defined in print.
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The foundation of the United States was not laid in the gloomy age of scientific drought but at an epoch when fostering innovation was better understood and more clearly defined.
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But Dr. Rucker and I note that there is an alternative explanation: The participants may not have had a clearly defined idea of what the mug was worth to them.
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He just wrote punch lines that snap like mousetraps, spread them throughout a special dominated by a clearly defined point of view and when blowback came, he laughed it off.
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Taking these steps can allow the CPFB to focus on a clearly defined mission in a fair and predictable way, which would be a huge step in the right direction.
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There may be exceptions where time is of the essence or for some other justification where prior approval is unwise or impossible, but they should be narrow and clearly defined.
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The Garnier is a clearly defined anchor of the Place de l'Opéra; people walking out of the Métro station there are welcomed by a postcard-ready view of the facade.
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I know that 37 is not a limitless number, and in fact the limit is very clearly defined as 37, but in comparison to the aforementioned "slim" pickings, 37 feels limitless.
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New York (CNN Business)Wells Fargo, like a rudderless ship lost at sea, must navigate one of the most difficult periods in its 167-year history without a clearly defined leader.
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"In such [a competitive] environment, it just makes sense to share investments, pool innovation capabilities and create scale effects that are clearly defined," Volkswagen CEO Herbert Diess said at the time.
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But even with clear seniority hints, the duopoly confuses both Kazakhs and foreign investors in the oil-rich nation who are used to dealing with a clearly defined chain of command.
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But he was convinced there no room for anyone in a race so clearly defined by Hillary Clinton and Sanders, and insists that he could perform better under different circumstances. Sen.
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The board recommended that the bank's public finance team should hold pre-bid meetings with all primary dealers to share information on market developments and set a clearly defined auction calendar.
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Instead of allowing trained professionals to carry out their mission as clearly defined by federal law, he would turn over the monument to people who show unswerving antipathy toward public lands.
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Keep cooking, rotating the pan occasionally to prevent hot spots, and continue to tuck in the edges, preventing stray pieces of potatoes from escaping and creating a clearly defined edge. 4.
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The clearly defined border between the bands is marked by one or more horizontal lines, each a single color, generally the width of the brush he chose to make the line.
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The president more clearly defined his vision in Monday morning's 2202-page statement of principles, but local, state and federal lawmakers must do their part too by thinking creatively and courageously.
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Today's culture wars, like war itself, have moved beyond the old, clearly defined fields of contention and are just as likely to rage among old allies as traditional right-left antagonists.
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But because "corruption" has not been clearly defined — and can be used to get rid of anyone for any reason — people don't know where the line is, so they're extra cautious.
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The language of the law around sex crimes can be confusing, and as law professor Cheryl Bader told Vox last week, terms like "consent" and "forcible compulsion" aren't necessarily clearly defined.
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In a separate and unilateral move, the Fed also clearly defined how much of a stake banks can take in other companies — and vice versa — before becoming subject to heavier oversight.
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Judge 3: No—The writing is quite good but the essay doesn't get to the point quickly enough, and in fact the single proposed change is not clearly defined at all.
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There is no withdrawal deadline this time, and no clearly defined strategy to end the war — other than hoping to persuade the Taliban to give up and eventually talk of peace.
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"AIG's Board of Directors and management team have agreed on a clearly defined transformation plan for the company to deliver high quality, sustainable earnings," the company said in a statement on Monday.
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Rather than compensating for losses reported ex-post, such policies pay out a pre-agreed sum when a clearly defined parameter, such as rainfall or seismic magnitude, reaches a pre-agreed threshold.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Going forward, Alcatel is dividing its phone lineup into three clearly defined segments in a very BMW-like manner with its new 1, 3 and 5 Series phones.
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"You'll find that because prisoners have such clearly defined release dates, they don't want to do anything that could lead to them staying in prison a longer period of time," he said.
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"It's simple and we have clearly defined goals, so people don't get caught up in the confusion," says Wood Jr., who served with the Baltimore Police Department for more than a decade.
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But because the roles of each official were never clearly defined, Ghani and Abdullah were left in a power struggle following acrimonious runoff elections, which Abdullah alleged were rigged in Ghani's favor.
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The work gives me literal rainbows; rigidly angular swaths of the color spectrum in clearly defined lines are paired with black and white images of the archival figures placed here and there.
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At 4chan, for example, users are instructed against violating US law but are also free to post virtually any type of content, as long as they do so on clearly defined boards.
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Too often individuals writing rules, who may or may not understand operations for the industry they are regulating, lose sight of clearly defined end goals that would ultimately benefit the general population.
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Cruise aims to roll out a ride-hailing service in a clearly defined urban area, such as San Francisco, to maximize fleet usage and concentrate the business where the most customers are.
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I adjusted my position constantly, trying to find a pose that said: Look how confident I am both in my body and my sexuality, and yet I am clearly defined by neither.
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With physical boundaries of corporate networks and digital assets not as clearly defined as they once used to be, the focus in fighting insider threats needs to shift toward protecting user accounts.
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On Tuesday afternoon satellite observations and aircraft measurements showed that the storm was intensifying rapidly over the warm waters of the Gulf Stream, by which point it had a clearly defined eye.
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VAR is being used in the World Cup for the first time and, according to FIFA, should only "correct clear and obvious errors and missed incidents in clearly defined match-changing decisions".
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"All students demand respectful compensation for these lost resources and a clearly defined plan that individually addresses each concern with the student's best interest in mind during this difficult time," it reads.
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Many of us have clearly defined performance metrics, which are often reviewed regularly with our bosses (often annually), so determining if 2017 was a good year for you shouldn't be too difficult.
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But he has not clearly defined himself in terms of what he actually believes or where his ideology will fit among a group of candidates who range from progressive to more moderate.
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A voice that is more clearly defined than O'Rourke's and more clearly in that middle lane is that of former Vice President Joe Biden, who is still "considering" a run for president.
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There are still reported to be upwards of 2,000 U.S. military personnel there, yet since ISIS' defeat, they have no clearly defined mission that in any way contributes to U.S. national security.
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The villain and hero roles for this match could not have been more clearly defined if the Russian bad boy and the even-keeled Swiss were wearing black and white cowboy hats.
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"Clearly defined strategic and financial objectives are core to Takeda's disciplined approach to acquisitions, including in relation to its dividend policy and credit rating, which are well-established," Takeda said in a statement.
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For a startup like this to work, it has to have a clearly defined mission, a valuable product and an engaged base which actually has an interest in using the platform long-term.
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The company held onto its past too long, renamed itself after its flagship product, and you know the rest, pretty much drove itself into irrelevancy by fighting Android and clearly defined market data.
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Rather than using letters or numbers that had a clearly defined order, Sony instead used its four now-iconic shapes, meaning developers, in theory, had more choice over how they arranged their controls.
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That's the thing that is part of what's interesting about the film, it's not having clearly defined lines between friendship, sexuality, the relationship in general, like what kind of a relationship it is.
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There's also very clearly defined roles, between taking out AI enemies and picking up resources to deposit, so Gambit should work fine with strangers who may not be actively communicating over game chat.
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"The original approval for testosterone intended it to be used only in a very narrow group of men with very clearly-defined diseases which stop the production of testosterone," Layton said by email.
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Aristotle even had a concept that the root of human happiness was not dicking around and relaxing all day, but working toward a clearly defined goal—basically, some iteration of having a job.
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Boots had such a clearly defined character and he had so much that he wanted to say with this character that I just found a bunch of stuff about CEOs to corroborate with.
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With that out of the way, let's talk about some common reasons people lose their jobs (and I'm not talking about unavoidable mass layoffs or inability to meet a clearly defined sales goal).
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One way to do this is for agencies to create "data trusts" that have clearly defined rights and responsibilities for how different parties can use pooled data from individuals and the private sector.
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He argued that Mueller does not have "broad, far-reaching powers in this investigation," but that the investigation's limits are clearly defined by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein's May 2017 letter appointing Mueller.
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While Hyundai has never produced a pickup truck—a segment more clearly defined by brand loyalties than any other—it's unlikely to plunge into the hyper-competitive full-sized category any time soon.
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Made in 1899, it depicts its 26-year-old subject in a gauzy, glowing white dress against a pale beige background that contrasts sharply with her black hair and clearly defined facial features.
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Now, Automation Anywhere, a $7 billion AI startup, says it is taking on a major challenge in the RPA market: finding even more processes to automate, including tasks that are not clearly defined.
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This book is definitely in the self-help, management guru wing of the bookstore, but Zhuo's personal experience going through this transformation shows through in her examples and clearly defined points for improvement.
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Issa's attempt at a self-described "hoe-tation," in which she juggles multiple partners at varying levels of seriousness, only reveals her lack of experience with romantic relationships when boundaries aren't clearly defined.
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Under the wider umbrella of the "alt-right", a number of reactionary groups — some explicitly white nationalist or white supremacist, some less clearly defined — have sprung up, taking the Petersonian ethos to its extreme.
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Chief Executive Steve Easterbrook said his company has improved and more clearly defined its harassment policies, has trained most franchise owners, and will be training front-line employees and setting up a complaint hotline.
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There isn't a clearly defined theme to the sale, but there are naturally quite a lot of gardening, DIY, and spring cleaning deals, as we look to get things in shape for the summer.
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My husband and I both grew up in genuine poverty, and it's extremely comforting for both of us to have clearly defined financial goals, although I don't think I will ever feel financially secure.
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Based on the way the two parties bow to the wishes of these two states, one would think that they have been enormously successful in pushing candidates forward and in establishing clearly defined winners.
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Perhaps the best parallel is BDSM: It's about submission in a clearly defined context in which you have the freedom to completely let yourself go—a staging in which both parties have given consent.
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McBride defines those basics as the following: It's totally normal not to have clearly defined long-term goals, said Carolyn McClanahan, a certified financial planner and founder of Life Planning Partners in Jacksonville, Florida.
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As a civil libertarian, I believe that the criminal law should only be used when the conduct at issue is clearly defined — such as bribery, destruction of evidence and lying to law enforcement officials.
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Maybe that's why these opening acts were, on the whole, uneven and apprehensive, reflecting aesthetics still to be clearly defined via advertising campaigns, editorials and the all-important impact of the clothes hitting rails.
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The structured nature of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and its clearly defined principles—based on links between thoughts, feelings and behaviors—make it relatively easy to train practitioners, ensure standardized delivery, and measure outcomes.
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" The general also said peacekeeping bases should be surrounded by "a clearly defined security zone" in which the civilian populace knows "it is an area with 'zero tolerance' for the presence of armed groups.
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"A place like Birmingham hasn't fallen off the map, but it's been bypassed by these places that have moved into this more clearly defined second tier," said Adam Kamins, an economist for Moody's Analytics.
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A spokesman for the Ministry of Defense would not comment on the authenticity of the leaked report, but said that any plans under consideration were limited to highly trained recruits for clearly defined roles.
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Shachar co-wrote a letter signed by 174 national, state and local HIV organizations urging members of the senate not to repeal or modify the Affordable Care Act without a clearly defined replacement plan.
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Correctional systems and reentry programs at the community level need clearly defined theories of change that lay out a strategic conceptual framework, detailed steps for reaching the desired outcomes, and metrics for determining success.
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After intense research and development in self-driving technology, automakers are beginning to unveil clearly defined autonomous vehicle strategies and looking to apply the technology to uses like ride services, shuttle services and package deliveries.
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Virtually every facet of the game has been re-tooled in some way, from the way planetary ecosystems are generated to the introductory moments that set you along one of three now-clearly-defined paths.
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"While each situation is different, I believe a having a visibly strong police presence in minimal protective posture, with clearly defined areas of movement is essential," a veteran sergeant in Southern California told BuzzFeed News.
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Leroy Chiao, astronaut Without bold political and financial commitments to a clearly defined international program with milestones and dates, the United States is in real danger of losing the lead position in human space exploration.
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Keep in mind that, while there should always be a balance between efficiency and thoroughness, the point of the exception is to allow for speedy approval under what should be rare and clearly defined circumstances.
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The proposal requires payment for those sharing any more than "insubstantial" portions of published content, but the term "insubstantial" isn't clearly defined, opening the door for cash grabs by publishers that don't understand the internet.
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After that, Orion will eventually be used to send a crew on to the Red Planet sometime in the 2030s, though details about when and how that will happen have yet to be clearly defined.
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"We have to make sure that the rules of engagement when it comes to the free trade area are clearly defined," both in terms of protecting national economies and establishing their manufacturing capacities, Kie said.
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"We still haven't seen a clearly defined strategy by the administration that the market can look to in terms of determining what we expect the future moves to be on the trade agenda," said Selig.
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Queer is an umbrella term for non-straight people; intersex refers to those whose sex is not clearly defined because of genetic, hormonal or biological differences; and asexual describes those who don't experience sexual attraction.
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This argument feels a bit like an emergency room doctor saying he or she only wants to see patients with clearly defined conditions, maybe even with all of their test results waiting in their charts.
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One Schoolhouse Rock episode compares the federal government to a circus with three rings, explaining that the executive, legislative and judicial branches are separate parts with clearly defined roles, but together create a cohesive whole.
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Pelosi's gamble Pelosi is taking a huge gamble in using the ultimate constitutional instrument to wage a political battle that is neither clearly defined nor guaranteed to end in a way that benefits her party.
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The general idea behind strict bookselling embargoes is that if a book has a clearly defined release date, then all of its earliest sales, including preorders, count as part of its first week of sales.
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" It is federal law that the plan establishes performance goals in an "objective, quantifiable, and measurable form" and must "provide a description of how the performance goals are to be achieved including...clearly defined milestones.
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In 2013 Germany became the first European country to allow parents of babies born with no clearly-defined gender characteristics to leave the 'male/female' field on birth certificates blank, creating a 'third sex' category.
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Buttigieg said the 2001 Authorization for the Use of Military Force helped ensnare the United States in conflicts where the mission was not clearly defined and that Congress has abdicated its responsibility on waging war.
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Perhaps that strategic restraint was the right response, but the United States has not clearly defined what falls outside bounds of fair game, a problem made worse by the insufficient response to Russia's cyber meddling.
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Paul Thomas Anderson has always been considered something of a wunderkind, an idiosyncratic director with a clearly defined vision and a style deeply influenced by both cinema history and his upbringing in the San Fernando Valley.
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Robert Birmelin's paintings and drawings of a world going haywire bring together all sorts of visual possibilities, including multiple focal points, compressed juxtapositions of near and far, clearly defined details beside blurred and partially transparent passages.
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In just a few hours on Tuesday night, Hurricane Michael developed the classic "look" of a devastating Category 4 or 5 storm, with a clearly defined eye surrounded by towering thunderstorms extending high into the atmosphere.
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And though Facebook has a clearly defined position against regulating political speech, that speech can still be subject to the moderation team should it come up against other Facebook rules such as those prohibiting offensive speech.
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Our families' encounters with law enforcement taught us that many states do not even have hate crime laws, and federal hate crime laws desperately need to be re-visited in order to be more clearly defined.
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For a time, especially in my run-up to joining the Army, my sense of the world came to resemble the duality of the least sophisticated videogames, where good and evil are clearly defined and unquestionable.
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We need clearly defined points that will give everyone in the country the same base of information about slavery and then advanced classes that go more in-depth about slavery if students wish to chose them.
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If you want to build something big, if you have a vision, a dream, or even just a clearly defined end goal, the question is not how you can make that happen right now, or tomorrow.
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The War on Drugs has fewer battle lines more clearly defined than those in Afghanistan, which is still the world's greatest heroin producer and exporter after almost two decades of U.S. attempts to eradicate the trade.
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Sure, it doesn't have to be that way, but Valentine's Day can often make it feel like the pressure's on, or at least amplify the awkwardness for people who haven't clearly defined what their relationship is — a.k.a.
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It was deeply disorienting to transition out of my structured military life with its intimate personal connections and clearly defined mission to one in which I had to chart my own path in a city of strangers.
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As for ways to entice more interest, he noted the firm is working with OTC Markets on ideas for a closing auction-type procedure for ADRs that would create a more clearly defined close to the market.
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Their best hope seems to be to play a game of chicken with the Democratic leader, threatening to withhold votes unless she agrees to certain concessions, like a clearly defined time limit to her tenure as speaker.
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After a heated debate, delegates at the Christian Democratic Union's (CDU) party congress backed a motion stipulating that 5G suppliers must fulfil a "clearly defined security catalogue, which includes the exclusion of influence by a foreign state".
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Trump's challenge to Congress to enact a replacement for DACA set off a flurry of immigration proposals, but ultimately the issue was set aside with little more than clearly-defined battle lines to show for the effort.
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Though the instructor promises to do her best to evaluate student work according to clearly defined standards and procedures, students should note that this represents a break from the way in which business is conducted on campus.
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Trainers do tell moderators to review a piece of content holistically, but due to Facebook's moderation point scoring, "being marked correct basically reduces us all to using the most clearly defined lines as the standard," Marcus said.
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"The Court found in particular that, although the laws in question aimed primarily at protecting minors, the limits of those laws had not been clearly defined and their application had been arbitrary," the court said in a statement.
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The biggest challenge is that the ways we count jobs are often in relationship to professional identities, or really clearly defined capacities or skills, and no one is oriented to a world of work that is project-based.
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Her visuals are often a little baffling, but her message is utterly disciplined: Clinton will fight Trump on Trump's reputation as a bigot rather than the reality of Trump as a complex man without a clearly defined politics.
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The issue is central because opponents of Haftar, the dominant figure in eastern Libya and a possible candidate for president, want to ensure that presidential and civilian powers over the military are clearly defined before polls are held.
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The weekend's Caixin interview helped to stabilize Chinese markets, which have tumbled since the start of the year, driven in part by sharp moves in the currency and concerns that Chinese policymakers had not clearly defined their plans.
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According to Carter Worth of Cornerstone Macro, despite those drawdowns of 20 percent or more peak-to-trough, the stock was not only able to recover but was also able to stay within a clearly defined uptrend channel.
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Where it's not clearly defined in law, victims could be less likely to report their experience of rape, prosecutors could be less likely to take on these rape cases, and juries could become confused about what constitutes rape.
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For MPAA, the agreement provides a clear path toward the removal of infringing sites and material, albeit with the responsibility to fulfill a number of clearly defined and detailed steps it has to make in presenting its case.
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While special enrollment periods should be allowed for clearly defined circumstances and hardships, reducing the number of special enrollments and, importantly, better enforcement of the requirements of these periods, would encourage individuals to stay insured with less interruption.
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The royal family carry out more than 2,000 official engagements between them each yearAs former senior royals, the focus areas for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle&aposs charity work were clearly defined throughout their time within the institution.
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If such negotiations fail, then the government could consider imposing explicit and clearly-defined economic sanctions against South Korean industry to better express its strong opposition to the missile defense system while leaving citizens to their TV shows.
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Third, to provide the safest, best quality content to kids, the roles of parents and media companies need to be clearly defined: Parents need to be savvy and discerning, but media companies should also be transparent about risks.
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Never a friend nor an open foe, Ms. Merkel has always sought to nudge Mr. Putin and Russia toward a relationship rooted in rules rather than emotion, a comity built on clearly defined common interests, not personal chemistry.
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The first two surveys, each involving around 160 people, found that a person's aversion to body odor accounted for about 10 percent of their tendency to be fans of rigid social order, clearly defined gender roles, and harsh punishments.
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OK, fertilizer is not going to attract screaming crowds of buyers, but this company fits the criteria for what IPO investors are looking for: niche player with a clearly defined product, profitable, growing, modest debt levels and reasonable valuation.
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According to the Bloomberg report, it's unclear if hotel guests will be able to log in to their own accounts on these voice-assistant devices, or rather have access to a clearly defined set of hotel-pre-approved skills.
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The international football schedule, which sees teams meet for a few days to play a match or two before returning to their clubs, makes it difficult for coaches to impose a clearly defined strategy on players unaccustomed to it.
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"After we finalized the specs for Nintendo Switch, we started developing Nintendo Labo based on the idea of finding some clearly defined things we could make that would only be possible with Nintendo Switch or Joy-Con," Kawamoto explains.
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"Ever since I met her in 1996, I have been impressed by her creative approach, starting from a clearly defined concept and then transforming that into products that accurately resonate with the customer," said Brioni chief executive Fabrizio Malverdi.
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Potential for abuse isn't clearly defined by the Controlled Substances Act, but for the federal government, abuse is when individuals take a substance on their own initiative, leading to personal health hazards or dangers to society as a whole.
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Until and unless we ever get there, reforming the system to promote innovation through clearly defined and enforced rules is our responsibility as the global leader in technology, with the most power to make positive contributions to the world.
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Michele was able to do this because Gucci had gone through a number of makeovers in recent years, including Tom Ford's lucrative era of "louche sexuality" in the early '90s, and its brand identity no longer felt clearly defined.
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Weird ocean scene aside, this is actual plot information, featuring an actual protagonist and a clearly defined mission, explicitly spelled out in a trailer without viewers having to obsessively parse every individual shot and wring out a meaning. Hallelujah!
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Generally speaking, if an asset can be clearly defined, there's no reason other assets should be included as security, although lenders will often try to include wider coverage as it improves their overall security position in the event of any default.
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India's general election, which is due to take place in several phases starting later this month until mid next, presents a more clearly defined threat — with the risk of a democratic process and outcome being manipulated by weaponized political disinformation.
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Four years after he "ended the war in Iraq", President Obama is once again being criticized for supporting a military offensive in the country without a clearly defined end state in mind for Iraq, or a plan for getting there.
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The Frontline Freelance Club and Reporters San frontiers both expect their members to stick to a set of clearly defined rules related to safety and journalism ethics, but the decentralized nature of citizen reporting makes this hard to control and regulate.
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If Democrats in 2020 scrap their progressive 2016 party platform for a clearly defined socialist agenda — as radical as their rhetoric — then they will have crossed the Rubicon as to defining who they are and what they seek if elected.
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Had my husband been paying me more — and had the terms of my responsibilities been more clearly defined from the start and controlled as our infant grew into toddlerhood — I might've felt differently about life as a stay-at-home mom.
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In the UK, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has held talks with a number of startups, such as doctor app Babylon, blood-testing firm Thriva, Amazon, and food delivery firm Deliveroo, but their role going forward has yet to be clearly defined.
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The lessons of Season 1 may have been that fear and mental illness never go away, but now they play out in milder, cuter and more legible ways, with more clearly defined messages but less wild inventiveness in the telling.
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In the coming weeks, we will be spearheading this effort by introducing a more clearly-defined AUMF that includes mechanisms to combat terrorism, a guarantee that Israel will be defended, and a limited time horizon to ensure continual congressional oversight.
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Details: Sanders' plan would significantly restructure the Department of Homeland Security — which he claims "suffers from wasteful spending, bureaucratic bloat, and no clearly defined mission" — in part by distributing ICE's border enforcement and deportation responsibilities to the Department of Justice.
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Without a clearly defined antitrust policy to signal whether the federal government intends to micromanage the economy or allow innovation and competition to drive growth, uncertainties imposed on industry by this inaction will (quickly) chill innovation and deter economic investment.
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At her party's annual conference in November, the chancellor's Christian Democrats disinvited Huawei as a corporate sponsor and passed a motion demanding that only companies "which demonstrably fulfill a clearly defined catalog of safety requirements" should be allowed to bid.
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But the U.S. government has not clearly defined its desired end state for its Iran policy or outlined a face-saving path for Iran's rulers that would allow them to deescalate steadily mounting tensions between Washington and Tehran, experts say.
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But there is also an argument that offering Trump a blueprint for an open process, with clearly defined impeachment goals, is not just politically smart but it's the right thing to do at a perilous national moment that demands basic standards of fairness.
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Many artists riding a wave of attention get famous before they've properly developed a sound, Kamaiyah observed to me; A Good Night in the Ghetto, in contrast, has one of the most clearly defined aesthetics of any rap debut in recent memory.
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Aguilera has added pressure because her last two albums, 2010's Bionic and 2012's Lotus, both fell flat, leaving her without a successful or clearly defined solo musical identity, and sparked endless think pieces about why she failed to gain traction.
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In playing around with the app for a few minutes, I found that Olli gave the best result from subjects that had interesting and clearly defined patterns — something more vague, like my face, didn't translate nearly as well to the illustrated effect.
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Al Qaeda's approach Those original architects of 9/11, from al Qaeda operational chief Khalid Sheikh Mohammed through what was then a clearly defined organization, with defined goals, clearly understood their motivations, and they articulated them during public statements in the 1990s.
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Control measures that could be used are clearly defined consent protocols and ease of withdrawing consent, health assessments including those to confirm that there are no traces of BBV, making sure there's a first aider present and implementing strong clinical waste processes.
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The map is scale-accurate and doesn't have a clearly defined center, unlike some maps that place the continent of origin in the "center of the world," so to speak, which gives unfair preference and perspective to whoever is making the map.
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The daily operational role of Lee, who is vice chairman at Samsung Electronics, isn't clearly defined anyway, and the three key divisions of Samsung Electronics, the $260 billion flagship unit, are run by a trio of veterans sharing the chief executive title.
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But by the end of the first day of testimony, a broader but less clearly defined question hovered over the trial: What should the jury make of all of Mr. Pugh's inflammatory statements and his online interest in terrorist groups and Islamic militancy?
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Briefly, a good educational app actively engages the child; doesn't have distractions that interrupt the learning experience (that includes ads); bridges new learning to existing knowledge; has clearly defined, measurable learning objectives that build on existing skills; and includes social interactivity or feedback.
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"We believe that boards should recognize the necessity of integrating climate change related challenges and opportunities in the investment planning and risk management, and ensure that responsibility is clearly defined within the organization," Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM) said in a statement.
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During the leadership campaign, Merz delighted rank-and-file CDU members hungry for a more clearly defined party after 13 years of consensus-type leadership under Merkel by calling for tax cuts and a more robust approach to tackling the far right.
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"Bacalar is a rare and remarkable Bentley, and whilst clearly defined, will be an extraordinary and collaborative experience for just twelve discerning people who will now co-create, collect, drive and treasure one of twelve being built," Hallmark said in a release.
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But what would give everyone a boost, from Main Street to Wall Street to the management suite — and buy the patience we need — is if they saw that you had a clearly defined, multiphase plan for combating the coronavirus based on science.
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BOSTON — When the Chicago Cubs went across town on Thursday and pulled off a rare trade with the White Sox, landing pitcher Jose Quintana for a haul that included two premium prospects, it clearly defined where the two Windy City clubs stood.
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Gavriel D. Rosenfeld, a history professor at Fairfield University and the editor of a blog called The Counterfactual History Review, said that some alternate histories were bound to be more controversial than others; some eras have more clearly defined heroes and villains.
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Heteropessimism has always had a role to play in the queer world too, but in the age of social media, that role has become much more clearly defined: It's a way for strangers to question the boundaries of each other's queer identities.
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Thereafter, she plans to use her data-focused background to track employee and company performance, set clearly defined goals for her team and get employees more excited about their mission to destigmatize feminine hygiene while giving back menstrual products to women without access.
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Amidst the general uncertainty of New York's operatic scene, the Prototype Festival, an annual explosion of youthful energy spearheaded by Beth Morrison Projects and the experimental theatre space HERE , has built a clearly defined profile: brash, socially engaged, and substantially post-classical.
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Just as there are many varieties of Spanish in Hispanic countries — Argentine Spanish is different from Mexican, Colombian, Venezuelan, Cuban and so on — in the last 100 years or more, Spanglish has evolved sufficiently to establish an assortment of distinct, clearly defined types.
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Perhaps that's why the one character who seems to get something close to a full arc — in that he has clearly defined goals that he carries out by taking decisive actions even at moments when his plans are in jeopardy — is Thanos himself.
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The problems with Whitaker's appointment trickle down to immigration judges, the attorneys argue, because an unlawful attorney general can't preside over or delegate power to immigration judges — a chain of authority the plaintiffs say is clearly defined by statute and federal regulations.
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The line between spaces where free speech is a constitutional right and where it is not is to an extent clearly defined, but there are some venues where an otherwise private entity behaves like a state or acts as an agent of the government.
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"This is not okay" is the headline of the WashPost's lead editorial, about Trump's attacks on his attorney general: In a rule-of-law state, government's awesome powers to police, prosecute and imprison are wielded impartially, with restraint and according to clearly defined rules.
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And while outdoor watches are a niche category, they're a clearly defined one; they sell to people already willing to strap advanced devices to their wrists, and that's a demographic that Casio is well placed to address as both a watchmaker and technology company.
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But in the two decades since, Hill has put out one live album, went to court over the publishing of Miseducation, and has dealt with continuous critique over her performances and ownership of a project that so clearly defined a generation of hip-hop lovers.
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The company, which has set aside 16.2 billion euros ($18.2 billion) to cover vehicle refits and legal costs, has also said it is reorganizing the processes and structures used for approving the software for engine control units with more clearly defined and binding responsibilities.
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"While FLPA and Hunter may have assumed that their settlement would remain confidential once filed — a questionable assumption given Quest's involvement and interest in this case — FLPA and Hunter must still show that 'disclosure will work a clearly defined and serious injury,'" the court said.
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The core of Infowars' argument is that its use of Pepe is transformative and clearly defined under fair use, that Furie had repeatedly, and publicly abandoned the copyright, and that, even if they had violated the copyright, they did so innocently and without malice.
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A good place to start are the recommendations by Ari Schwartz and Rob Knake in their report: These include a clearly defined and more public process, more oversight by Congress and other independent bodies, and a strong bias toward fixing vulnerabilities instead of exploiting them.
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Vancouver's infection control systems, its well-developed systems for protecting health care workers and its clearly defined hospital protocols for dealing with outbreaks, made it possible for the city to successfully contain its five cases, only one of which involved a health care worker.
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"Tightly knit student cohorts in clearly defined graduation paths with close connections to their industry-trained instructors has been a formula for success," said Michael Cartney, president of the Lake Area Technical Institute in Watertown, S.D., in testimony to the Senate Commerce Committee in March.
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A denuclearization process must be part of the talks For a summit to have historic value, it must be accompanied by the identification of shared goals of denuclearization and peace, clearly defined, staged and sequenced, and a feasible means by which to achieve that objective.
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"We believe it's high time to make sure that the negotiations between the United States and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea start again seriously, and that a road map is clearly defined for the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula," Guterres told a news conference.
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Just three days into his official role as Donald Trump's running mate, Indiana Governor and vice presidential hopeful Mike Pence has clearly defined his role in this campaign: For all intents and purposes, Pence will act as Trump's "interpreter" and filter for the traditional conservative audience.
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With clearly defined threats and precarious allies to face down over the next four years, our justice system has become our best bet at achieving a fuller measure of equality in the face of attacks against transgender lives on the part of conservatives and the religious right.
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Control measures that people could use are health assessments confirming that there are no traces of BBVs, an appropriate vaccination programme, hygiene measures to ensure cleanliness, lube, clearly defined consent protocols and ease of withdrawing consent, ensuring that females are not menstruating and clinical waste processes.
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By not entering the ad market with a clearly defined global strategy, Apple ended up being late to the party, and missing out on pivotal markets like China, Japan, Indonesia and South Korea — which are projected to spend a combined $150 billion on advertising in 2016.
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Large American plumbing and irrigation manufacturers have seen their businesses grow by adding WaterSense-labeled products to their portfolios, while start-ups and smaller shops are getting their products to market more quickly, thanks to the clearly defined performance standards and certification process in the WaterSense program.
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He pointed out that by comparing total returns of the S&P Goldman Sachs Commodity Index with the S&P 220 over the last several decades, there are clearly defined points at which commodities outperformed stocks, leading to a sharp increase in stocks, and vice versa.
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"It is time for Bangladesh to claim its own space, clearly defined by rules that benefit and satisfy all stakeholders," Ms. Huq said, urging a more collaborative model focused on a greater sharing of responsibility between buyers and suppliers, both on remediation costs and employees' well-being.
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Many of the patients at the meeting wore two ribbons pinned to their lapels, one with pink and green stripes to express solidarity with those who have implant-associated lymphoma, and a second black-and-white ribbon for those suffering from less clearly defined implant illnesses.
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The dogs in the other groups — sporting, hound, working, terrier, toy and herding — have clearly defined historical roles, but the nonsporting group is a collection of the leftovers: those who don't assist hunters, sniff out vermin, guard livestock, herd sheep or serve as pint-size companions.
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"It has become apparent there needs to be a clearly defined start point for the commencement of the five-year rolling average," Stephen Dawson, the state environment minister, told reporters in the Perth, the state capital, on Monday, according to an email sent to Reuters by his spokeswoman.
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Tara said she's never felt pressured by Members to make things more than platonic, thanks to the website's clearly defined rules and her own precautionary measures: She only meets Members in public, always has someone who knows where she is going and uses the same screening technique each time.
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A core aim of the FCA's proposals is to create a more clearly defined two-tier market, with "advice" on investments being subject to the full panoply of regulation, while general "guidance" would be more lightly regulated as it does not include full fact-finding about the customer.
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For Embark, a continuous autonomous drive of 100 miles is a big milestone, especially with the complexity of the drive that also includes, for the first time on camera, a self-driving truck handling multiple lane changes, highway transfers and navigating lanes that don't have clearly defined markers.
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Instead, it would seem that a lot of the VC world is in a holding pattern while they wait for everything to shake out — whether that's for additional private capital to return, the opportunity of IPOs to widen or for the global political environment to become more clearly defined.
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And finally, in the show's namesake, "The Velocity of Change" (2015), which appears directly on the right wall as one enters the gallery, the intervals of white space between the clearly defined, occasionally fractured sets of colored wedges simultaneously pause and accentuate the rhythmic momentum within the mural.
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We'll have to push BlackRock to divest from coal on a clearly defined timeline as fast as the science demands, and to extend its pledge from actively managed funds, which represent only about a third of its assets, to passively managed ones, which represent the bulk of its business.
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So much of the West's failure to build a stable Afghanistan comes down to the reliance on a distorted vision of the country that exists only in compounds like this: a world in which the Taliban are a clearly defined group, for example, rather than a messy, ever-changing alliance.
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" While still emerging and not yet clearly defined, the theory of climate gentrification is based, the authors write, "on a simple proposition: [C]limate change impacts arguably make some property more or less valuable by virtue of its capacity to accommodate a certain density of human settlement and its associated infrastructure.
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But while the part only requires Emily Blunt to channel the spirit of Julie Andrews' performance — once again, the eponymous nanny lacks a clearly defined character arc, and all but blends into the background during the second half of the film — the "Edge of Tomorrow" star can't help but overachieve.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics officially recommends against physical discipline, saying that evidence shows it is ineffective and puts children at risk for abuse; pediatricians are mandated reporters, responsible for notifying the authorities if we think there is a possibility of abuse, though the boundaries are not clearly defined by law.
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Now, 51 intransigent years later, you have Fred Thomas playing the organ in St. Paul's Hall in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire with a ten-microphone setup, each one strategically placed around the room to record a specific tone of the performance, each model of microphone chosen for that clearly defined purpose.
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In describing what the "Restoring Internet Freedom" proposal would do, Cohen writes (emphasis mine): In addition to reclassifying broadband Internet access service as an information service, these FCC efforts can include the adoption of clearly defined net neutrality principles – no blocking, no throttling, no anticompetitive paid prioritization, and full transparency.
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"Everything within the culture is clearly defined, your role, your job, and when somebody new comes in, Alabama just rolls out the playbook about what it takes to be successful coaching that position," said Geoff Collins, the head coach at Temple, who was Saban's first player personnel director at Alabama.
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Clearly defined rectangles aligned with the canvas's edge and dispersed across an agitated, soupy ground will always remind this viewer of Hans Hofmann's mature work; Jackson Pollock's pre-drip "Male and Female" (1942) also comes to mind, with its blocky, totemic personages crowding the foreground of an otherwise deep landscape space.
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It has a multitude of engine suppliers — Mercedes, Ferrari, Honda and Renault — but the specifications of the power unit are clearly defined by Formula One, and variations in power output are a result of the ingenuity of each manufacturer and not differences in fuel type, engine capacity or cylinder count.
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" Damon Locks, an artist whose images are on the album covers of "Relationship of Command" and "in•ter a•li•a" (and who also directs band videos), said his starting point was that "we live in a world of conspiracy and subterfuge and uprise, where the factions are not clearly defined.
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She had a clear advantage in pre-election polls, the better political resume, longer experience in government, a more clearly defined platform, the united backing of most of her party, years to plan an effective campaign, and the benefit of years of Democratic victories in the Democratic firewall of the Rust Belt.
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"The time has come for a meaningful international agreement—one with clearly defined waste reduction targets and a solid foundation to provide all nations with the resources necessary for local reductions to be possible," seven researchers argued in the pages of the prestigious Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences in September.
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While Republicans are likely to use Morrison's characterization of the call as a springboard to defend Trump, he is also expected to testify that there were clearly defined conditions placed on the U.S. aid to Ukraine: namely, funds would remain on hold until Ukraine announced investigations into Biden and the Democratic National Committee.
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An American military official said on Sunday night that whatever threat Mr. Bolton cited had most likely emerged in the previous 24 to 48 hours because as of late Friday, military analysts were not tracking any new, imminent or clearly defined Iranian or Iranian-backed threats against Americans in Iraq or the region.
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Despite some very strong performances, especially from Kate McKinnon and Leslie Jones, the film never quite embraces a strong, character-driven perspective, in part because the two leads, played by Kristen Wiig and Melissa McCarthy, are never clearly defined, and neither is their relationship, which should be the heart of the film.
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Where the Dodgers have zagged by spending their millions on shoring up the back end of their roster with the best talent available to them, the Giants have held steady with very traditional spending patterns—locking up homegrown stars (Madison Bumgarner) and filling clearly defined gaps in the roster through careful and targeted needs assessment.
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But the line between human being and character is even less clearly defined in MMA than it is in pro wrestling, and McGregor muddies it further by occasionally dropping the facade and slipping into a more humble and earnest mode, as he did in conceding defeat to Nate Diaz in his post-fight interview.
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"Companies that want to attract and keep the best talent have to unlearn the workplace of the past, where employees were expected to be at their desks from nine to five, job descriptions stayed within hard and clearly defined lines, and personal days were limited," says David Kalt, the founder and CEO of Reverb.
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How far such reconciliations can go, and how violent an act the victim is prepared to forgive, or at least understand, is not always clearly defined, but the attempt to move past indictment and incarceration to some social process that holds out hope for transformation rather than just punishment is obviously possessed of moral energy.
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But in a clearly defined role, without Teague in his way, Schröder could blossom into exactly what Atlanta needs this year: a fearless ball-handler who can create quality looks for himself (and others) as the shot clock winds to zero; a burst of color; youthful exuberance; a starter who has yet to peak.
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Europe has to sit down and fundamentally reappraise today's security risks rather than accept those presented by the US. In contrast to the Cold War years, it's not a clearly defined enemy state or bloc that poses the greatest threat, but rather the likes of climate change, resource shortages, global inequality and extremist ideologies.
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With BAF312, Basel-based Novartis aims to join its rival Roche in developing a lucrative new drug to treat MS. Novartis plans to file BAF312 for approval with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in the first half of 2018 for patients with relapsing/remitting MS (RRMS), a form of the disease where patients suffer clearly defined attacks.
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If they fail to delete user-generated content containing Nazi symbolism, denials of the Holocaust, incitements to racial hatred—or a plethora of less clearly defined transgressions, including "insult" and "blasphemy"—within 24 hours, the companies can be fined up to 50 million euros ($60 million), and their German executives can be personally liable for 5 million euros.
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One of the many reasons I, and the other VSOs, are still skeptical is that new effort has yet to be clearly defined and resourced — and it definitely won't surpass the streamlined primary and specialty care programs already in existence at the VA, or the above-standard metrics the VA already meets and exceeds in patient care and satisfaction.
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Yet, in many ways, Britain's referendum result was less a revolt against the European Union than against political and economic forces that are blurring not only boundaries between countries but also smaller, narrower frontiers that once clearly defined who was and was not "local," and who belongs where in that most enduring feature of British life, the class hierarchy.
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Based on its longstanding use in athletics, one can infer that it is from this realm the phrase originally emerged; its use of "you" (increasingly optional as the trend evolves) as a generic universal pronoun (rather than a reference to a clearly defined second person) suggests it derives specifically from a mass medium like sports broadcasting.
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The board's independent directors usually are in the best position to evaluate whether the roles of chairman and CEO should be separate or combined; and if the board decides on a combined role, it is essential that the board have a strong lead independent director with clearly defined authorities and responsibilities; ■ Our financial markets have become too obsessed with quarterly earnings forecasts.
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"In general, we are moving away from people trying to find an established job that has clearly defined responsibilities, into something where you have to figure out what you want to do, how to connect to the training for it, figure out how to brand yourself and prove to other people you're good at it and that it's necessary," said Sharp.
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While another summit could inject energy into a process that is currently at risk of falling apart, a second Trump-Kim meeting should be used to endorse a clearly defined roadmap that ends with complete North Korean denuclearization, a peace treaty, and normalized relations with the United States, along with a conflict resolution mechanism to get through bumps along the road ahead.
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If you're already worried about President Donald Trump's immigration policy, this might all seem like evidence of "extreme vetting" — a policy promise Trump never clearly defined on the campaign trail, but which has often been assumed to mean some sort of overhaul of the procedures by which the US currently decides whom to let into the US to immigrate, work, or visit.
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The impeachments of Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonMost voters say there is too much turnover in Trump administration RNC spokeswoman on 2020 GOP primary cancellations: 'This is not abnormal' Booker dismisses early surveys: 'If you're polling ahead right now, you should worry' MORE and Andrew Johnson were investigated in clearly defined phases, each the subject of a resolution passed by the entire House.
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If Shakespeare showed us psychological interiority for the first time, as Harold Bloom observed, and he did so at the moment of the transition from feudalism to mercantile capitalism (see Paul Mason's recently published Postcapitalism), what happens to our understanding of the self when we leave the analogue capitalist world for the less clearly defined postcapitalist, digital one (or, if things go poorly, the post-apocalyptic one)?
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