But I hope it clears up any confusion or mystery.
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That clears up one uncertainty, which analysts had worried might cause friction.
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He also clears up those Camila quitting rumors for all the F5 fans.
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The little one will have to come back when his leg clears up.
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Europe clears up the mess For Europe and the EU, Obama's diffidence was disastrous.
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Hopefully that clears up some confusion around the shamrock and the four-leaf clover.
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But on the reunion, Shannon once again clears up previous comments she had made.
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So she urges investors not to take big risks until the situation clears up.
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Donald G. McNeil Jr., a Science writer for The Times, clears up the confusion.
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The OLAY Skin Advisor platform clears up any doubts that technology and beauty can coexist.
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Governor John Bel Edwards encouraged citizens to remain cautious, even as the weather clears up.
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At the same time, I hope it clears up some things about where I'm from.
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But as Oklahoma clears up, the high waters are traveling southeast along the Arkansas River.
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Trump has made a commitment to Israel that clears up any doubt left by Obama.
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Davidson clears up some of the drama, or at least offers another perspective on things.
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That information clears up some confusion Microsoft created during its E053 press conference in Los Angeles.
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Since no words are spoken during Reggie's transaction, the video's caption clears up the obvious question.
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Like this probably clears up like a giant chunk of the pie chart of your day.
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A post by Curtis Busse on the Steven Avery Project Facebook page clears up the rumors.
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Watch -- he also clears up his true feelings about modern-day heroes on the big screen.
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A neater bathroom clears up mental space so your bathing and grooming routines run more smoothly.
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Saturday morning's cloud cover clears up by the afternoon, revealing sun and highs in the low 80s.
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The bloom has started to die down, but it could be weeks before it completely clears up.
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Clinical depression isn't something that clears up in six weeks by trying to look on the bright side.
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The #BiTwitter hashtag clears up misconceptions about bisexual people – first and foremost the misconception that they don't exist.
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And when you fail to honor his "hopes" and get fired — well, that clears up any lingering ambiguity.
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But her conversation with Daario at the close of this week's episode clears up some of the mystery.
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Oddly enough, The Rise of Skywalker clears up more of the problem with Vader's redemption than with Kylo's.
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There's also research to suggest it bumps up IQ, clears up stuffy noses, and may even kill cancer cells.
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There are some fears of a lightning storm in the area, and they're hoping it clears up by then.
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"When this restaurant spending story clears up — and eventually it will — these stocks will all explode higher," Cramer said.
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The actor Reese Witherspoon says that when she adds a little chlorophyll to her water, her acne clears up.
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It also would allow for commerce, which clears up the confusion and varying interpretations of the 2014 Farm Bill.
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She definitely clears up the crotch incident, but as for any other "funny business" ... that remains to be seen.
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But Altucher speculated that as regulation clears up the ambiguity in bitcoin, more investors will feel comfortable buying it.
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The heavy emotional energy that was in the air during Virgo season clears up with the charm of Libra season.
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Either way, Parsons's contract comes off their books in 2020 (along with Gasol's), and their cap flexibility clears up with it.
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TMZ obtained a copy of Katie's death certificate, and it clears up a huge mystery surrounding her sudden death in February.
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As your planetary ruler Mercury ends its retrograde on Wednesday, news and gossip clears up and starts to make more sense.
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C. jejuni usually clears up on its own without treatment, causing two to three days of often bloody diarrhea, cramps, and fever.
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Kim's visit also clears up the mystery of a heavily secured and slow-moving train spotted crawling into Beijing on Monday night.
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The law clears up regulatory uncertainty and lays out a new framework under which ride-hailing companies can operate in the country.
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Now, Melania Trump, through a lawyer, has released a letter that clears up some of the confusion, but not all of it.
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If Apple's letter to federal automobile regulators clears up anything, it is that Apple has not given up on its car ambitions.
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Ms. Misra recommends the durable, highly weatherproof Arc'teryx's Squamish Hoody, which is breathable, too — handy for when the weather clears up again.
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This (surprisingly) public statement about her relationship status clears up any conflicting reports or uncertainty around her and Scott's two-year relationship.
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I need to spend less time and energy on my skin and can utilize those resources elsewhere as my skin clears up.
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"The response can't just be to wait until the science clears up," says Oppenheimer, a climate and geosciences expert at Princeton University.
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But hurry, because sizes are selling out fast and you're going to want to start wearing these the second this snow clears up.
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Reddick should play left and help as a lefty bat, and Hill, once his damn blister clears up, should be a huge lift.
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But businesses are often moving cautiously because they are waiting for the IRS to provide guidance that clears up ambiguities in the law.
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Their pediatrician told them that Eloise had a heart murmur, which is not uncommon for newborns and typically clears up in a couple days.
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Investors may steer clear of China until the uncertainty about its heavy debt — and the government's will and ability to handle it — clears up.
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Investors may steer clear of China until the uncertainty about its heavy debt — and the government's will and ability to handle it — clears up.
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You'll need to go on just one round that lasts four to six months, which clears up acne for 85 percent of people, Elbuluk says.
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The resounding win for British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservative Party in the United Kingdom's general election Thursday clears up some lingering doubts about Brexit.
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The three-way heart-to-heart in "Kiksuya" finally clears up that incorrect assumption, officially assuaging any fears Maeve has about Ghost Nation holding her daughter.
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Burnham clears up that they technically abided by their social media detox: "I know our social media 'break' has been a topic of conversation," she explains.
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The supermodel, 23, stopped by The Ellen DeGeneres Show for Friday's episode, in which she clears up questions about Kylie's relationship status with boyfriend Travis Scott.
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A leadership aide said there have been multiple inquires about the timing of the elections, and felt like the announcement by Pelosi clears up the matter.
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"The hexagon jet acts as a barrier and when when there is nothing produced inside, the atmosphere clears up and the inside looks blue," Sayanagi explained.
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That clears up one unspecified target from last week's statement by Microsoft's Tom Burt that three midterm election candidates had been targeted by Russian phishing campaigns.
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So once that uncertainty clears up one way or the other in the grand scheme of things, one rate hike probably isn't going to kill this market.
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A few people mentioned to me they had to check out of their hotels and are still working out their next move until the storm clears up.
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"The weather has not been very great this climbing season, so when there is a small window when the weather clears up, climbers make the move," Ghimire said.
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The day may yet come when Star Wars: The Last Jedi finally clears up the question that has plagued us for 259 days: Who is this "last" Jedi?
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Try uninstalling apps one by one to see if the issue clears up, or as a last resort try a factory reset (having backed up all your data first).
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For years after the cough clears up and the rash disappears, children who've survived a bout with measles tend to come down with bacterial and viral infections more frequently.
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For when your skin's more in need of oil control than moisture, the Rehab Makeup Prep Pore Refining Peel Off Mask clears up broken-out areas and peels off.
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Given today's Trainspotting 2 press-day turnout, we're guessing that McGregor will need to pull into this station one more time for a redux once the weather clears up.
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The announcement clears up some concerns investors had in the days after the couple announced their plans to get a divorce about who would have voting power at Amazon.
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The long list of things that may raise that risk can be confusing, but an eye-opening interactive graphic from the website The Conversation clears up a whole lot.
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In the latest episode of Tori Tried and True, exclusively debuted by PEOPLE, the Beverly Hills, 8 star, 46, clears up viewers' assumptions about her based on their submissions.
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There are still big mysteries around this story — though Sicario 2 sort of clears up whether "prosecutor" means "lawyer" or "assassin" — but its broad strokes fit Sheridan's heroes exactly.
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"My mom started the Mela because she wanted to thank the farmers who regularly supply the bean to us," she tells me when the crowd clears up for a bit.
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Here, she cleans up the sound, clears up her voice, and riffs up the band, resulting in a better album than before, by a slighter margin than one would hope.
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Dan Grover, an American who works as a WeChat product manager in China, recently made this point in an essay that clears up any misconceptions about how WeChat really works.
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Related: Bob Dylan's New Sculpture Were Inspired by His ChildhoodHyper-Intricate Steel Sculptures Feature Calligraphy Flowing Like Water A One-Weekend Exhibit Clears Up London's Air Pollution Problem with Art
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The Penguins lost David Warsofsky on waivers to New Jersey but will be adding fellow defenseman Justin Schultz soon after he clears up visa issues following his acquisition from Edmonton.
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Nauman told me that he lets things pile up until he decides he needs the space; then he clears up one of the dust-covered piles and gets to work.
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As the weather in the South clears up, the mid-Atlantic and New England will be bracing for the fourth nor'easter to hit the region in less than three weeks.
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Dana White says he hasn't spoken with Jon Jones since his suspension -- and WON'T talk to the former champ -- until he clears up all of the issues in his personal life.
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After a series of comical and not-so-comical misunderstandings, which the inn's landlord, Peter Coffin, clears up, both men are able to get in bed together and go to sleep.
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Kemp insists he's fairly applying Georgia law and that those would-be voters can cast ballots if they present acceptable identification — like any other Georgia voter — that clears up any questions.
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Reached the semi-final in Paris last year and expect to see her in the second week again, as long as a left thigh injury sustained in Rome clears up in time.
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"I always can tell when I'm eating clean because I sleep better, my skin clears up, and I have significantly more energy," Upton tells PEOPLE of her own experience with the service.
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In a strange turn of events, the sky clears up dramatically and the sun peeks through the faint remnants of clouds, almost in tandem with the light-hearted turn our conversation takes.
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Although the new explanation may seem to complicate an already tangled discussion, Dr. Larson says it actually clears up confusion by explaining two competing ideas, the western and eastern origins of dogs.
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This harks back to an earlier joke about antique collectors wanting the secret sign to show you their Nazi memorabilia and clears up why her neo-Nazi neighbor is wandering around the party.
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So why don't you go ahead and answer just a few more questions from your Scary Markets Drill Sergeant: ■ When the market clears up, will it be less scary than it is now?
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An update was introduced on June 25 that clears up some of these issues, but you may want to wait another release or two before investing your time (and photos) in the app.
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Geragos also clears up some misinformation about Colin's deal with Nike -- confirming what TMZ Sports already told you ... he is FOR SURE getting his own shoe as part of his deal with the Swoosh.
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Mr Flynt, however, clears up any remaining doubts about her mental competence and wish to publish it in the sketches of the friendship that, along with some helpful contextual notes, he weaves between the letters.
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It effectively clears up none of the current uncertainty over Britain's status vis-a-vis the EU, and it would hurt a lot of businesses in the service sector, generally, and financial services, in particular.
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The video also clears up another mystery: we find out what the new mom calls her kid, as we hear her lilting voice say "Baby True" over and over again to get her little peanut's attention.
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While it sometimes clears up on its own, doctors may recommend surgery for children who have several infections a year that contribute to breathing or sleeping problems or cause kids to miss a lot of school.
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It can often feel like a constant battle — like when a dry patch clears up only for blackheads to appear — which is why we went to the pros to put our skin concerns under the spotlight.
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Dusty was one of the last vestiges of the territorial era, and maybe Rhodes can undertake a sort of new-age barnstorming tour once the alleged dispute between him and WWE over his availability clears up.
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Even FAQs like "So, like...is butter okay?" in response to a clearly stated dairy allergy aren't that annoying, because it clears up any potential miscommunication about what is and isn't a part of a restriction.
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That's an astronomical amount to spend on a condition that has no detectible cause (like an infection or a pinched nerve) in 85 percent of cases, and clears up on its own 90 percent of the time.
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In her book It's Not Okay: Turning Heartbreaking into Happy Never After, former Bachelorette Andi Dorfman (and former "girlfriend" of Nick Viall) clears up some of the myths surrounding the steamiest, most mysterious part of The Bachelor.
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"Uncertainty means that maybe if you're building the next fintech business you shouldn't build it in London today, until everything clears up again and we understand what's going to happen," Hinrikus said on the sidelines of the conference.
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The nationwide decision clears up "a lot of confusion" about coverage and will help patients get access to the novel therapies, known as CAR-T, CMS Administrator Seema Verma said during a conference call with reporters on Wednesday.
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Apple also notes that this patch "resolves an issue where charging may be interrupted on YubiKey Lightning-powered accessories" and clears up a bug that caused some replies to S/MIME messages between Exchange accounts to be unreadable.
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The scar is an obvious clue to the audience — even if, as DeVoe points out, it's real weird that Alex's (Miles Heizer) face, which was beaten to a pulp by Montgomery (Timothy Granaderos), heals before Clay's scar clears up.
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"He still has some congestion in his lungs so has been advised not to take the long flight home to the States and to rest in New Zealand while it clears up," Buzz Aldrin Enterprises said in the statement.
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"After a while it clears up, the sun comes out and everything is OK." The White House seems to recognize that bruised egos on the GOP side won't help Trump's efforts to revive an agenda stuck on Capitol Hill.
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Plus, back pain often clears up on its own within six weeks, the time frame researchers examined in the study, noted Dr. Richard Deyo, author of an accompanying editorial and a researcher at Oregon Health and Science University in Portland.
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Toledo's voice is another problem, even in a genre where lead singers scorn technique — although it clears up when he yells (again, see "Killer Whales"), otherwise there's a lumpy toad plopped in his throat or perhaps perched in his sinuses.
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Putting The Kid back into play could completely change the way events in Season 2 are interpreted by the time the finale comes around, just as his sudden reappearance as Amity Lambert's guardian devil clears up the central confusion of Season 1.
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But that's a treatable disease, and it clears up completely by Episode 2, when the supporting characters who work at the gym settle into natural rhythms, and the show establishes what level of corniness it's aiming for in the father-son plotlines.
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On her hotwife lifestyle blog, Alexis McCall, a hotwife and self-described "hotwife lifestyle coach," clears up what she believes are some misconceptions, describing her relationship with her husband, who enjoys it when she has sex with other men but is not sexually submissive.
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Kennedy's announcement clears up some previous confusion regarding Fisher's potential role in Episode IX. Last weekend, the late actress' brother, Todd Fisher, told the press that she may appear in the film because the family had agreed to let the studio use previously shot footage.
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This account—which, according to the authors, clears up nine anomalies of the case—is not widely accepted, but it's good enough for Schnabel, who relies upon it for his film, although the resulting scene is so oblique that most viewers will be mystified.
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Comparing the render to the Samsung-made teaser proves a virtual match between the two, but neither clears up a few remaining rumors, like whether the tablet will have an in-display fingerprint sensor or if it will have the Snapdragon 855 processor inside, as rumors suggest.
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The applications in purgatory are predominantly for black voters, according to the AP. Voters with pending registration can still vote this election if they have a state ID that clears up the discrepancy on their registration forms, but the issue has put more focus on the already nationally watched race.
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"Uncertainty means that maybe if you're building the next fintech business you shouldn't build it in London today, until everything clears up again and we understand what's going to happen with access to talent and so on," he told Reuters at the sidelines of a government-sponsored fintech event in London.
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"Uncertainty means that maybe if you're building the next fintech business you shouldn't build it in London today, until everything clears up again and we understand what's going to happen with access to talent and so on," he told Reuters on the sidelines of a government-sponsored fintech event in London.
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"Having the ability to use applications — where you can literally take a quick note or a snapshot and say this is the situation here right now — clears up those radio channels and allows people to feel more freely about reporting things that they may otherwise not have reported until things escalate," said Sena.
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EL Seed hopes that this project in Cairo breaks misconceptions and "clears up the wrong ideas" people may have about the Zaraeeb or the Zabaleen, a people who are historically disenfranchised not only for being Coptic Christian in a majority Muslim country, but for the tedious task of collecting and sorting the city's trash.
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" In his final statement, he clears up any lingering confusion about his investigation by noting that the Justice Department cannot charge the president with a federal crime, adding, "not that I am, or am not, saying, or not saying, that the president did, or did not, do anything that was, or was not, illegal.
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In it, Pichai clears up some of the confusion and describes the work the company is doing to get more information about the virus and COVID-19 to its users, as well as the work Alphabet's Verily life sciences unit is doing to build a screening site for the Bay Area (and potentially for a nationwide rollout).
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Then there are gems: like this 1997 interview with Bjork that was first aired on MTV's 120 Minutes show where she and the host sit cross-legged on pillows, or this 1998 edition of TRL and "Manson TV" that clears up the question of a generation: Did he really remove his ribs to give himself a blowjob?
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EditorsNote: Edit 208: Clears up last graf Goaltender Thomas Greiss recorded his fifth shutout of the year, and Ryan Pulock and Anders Lee scored in the New York Islanders' 21-20 win over the Columbus Blue Jackets on Monday in Uniondale, N.Y. Greiss, who made 212 saves, improved to 220-211-11 against Columbus this season with his 224th career shutout.
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