Microsoft's xCloud, combined with Game Pass, promises a massive library of existing games combined with regular exclusives—hey, it even has Outer Wilds!
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" — combined with real anxiety — "Please, please be careful.
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There was the newfound direction from Isa upwards combined with recording philosophy we learned from Joe combined with the live experiences from our tours and a vision of what's to come.
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Lyrics combined with music hooks — that was my contribution.
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That new debt, combined with my student loans, combined with the fact that I was still waiting tables, put me $20K in the hole, and that hit me like a ton of bricks.
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"Globalization combined with technology combined with social media and constant information have disrupted people's lives, sometimes in very concrete ways," Mr. Obama said while standing next to Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras of Greece.
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The resulting explosion of its popularity combined with the Change.
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Mcglynn used a RetiCAM mount combined with a traditional tripod.
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That, combined with rising temperatures, threatens worsening scarcity, experts say.
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Hobby Lobby Stores (which was combined with two other cases).
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Availability combined with endless demand adds up to a tragedy.
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Bullpen, eight zeroes combined with Jose (Berrios) going through five.
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When combined with water, sulfur dioxide turns into sulfuric acid.
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This overall environment is then combined with threat of enforcement.
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Combined with Match's other apps, overall subscribers totaled 8.2 million.
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And maybe Firebase combined with Batch will work for you.
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This role, combined with her turn in Darren Aronofsky's mother!
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Combined with his early surge, he began to feel drained.
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When combined with Medvedev's statement, the Russian strategy is clear.
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GUTFELD: -- combined with rodents which outnumber humans ten to one.
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In fact their resemblance is happenstance combined with human error.
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Combined with the stylized features, that itself is just extraordinary.
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When combined with Siri, this becomes a pretty powerful tool.
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I envision this to be combined with 3D printing techniques.
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Fossil fuels, combined with human ingenuity, saved a billion lives.
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The case, combined with another and heard as Miller v.
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That resulting populism also combined with millenials' coming of age.
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Combined with men's apparel and accessories, it made nearly half.
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Jim Henderson combined with Jerry Blevins for a scoreless seventh.
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In the movie: Kingsley's role is somewhat combined with Billy's.
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The medical ordeal combined with new motherhood temporarily overwhelmed Williams.
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Separate parts of the body are combined with contrasting effects.
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Fears of the unknown combined with desires to start over.
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Combined with the expectation of a blessing from the goddess.
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It can be combined with meringue and turned into marshmallows.
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It's that combined with a spirit of fun and adventure.
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Combined with strong surface winds, those conditions create a vortex.
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That's where this new tool, combined with SageMaker, can help.
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That, combined with sleep disturbance, could make people feel unwell.
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Combined with his longevity, Sanders brings tenacity and authenticity too.
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Combined with the less positive grades, the G.P.A. is 1.45.
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Take that now combined with Pandora, we're at a thousand.
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That, combined with the tax cuts, would help boost inflation.
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It's the power of positive thinking combined with group telekinesis.
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Those opinions, combined with previous experience, are a huge boost.
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Combined with short rotation tree farming, this significantly reduced these ecosystems.
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The aerospace business would be combined with Raytheon, the person said.
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New business models were combined with clever use of new technologies.
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When intelligence is combined with beauty, it's extraordinary…[like] Natalie Portman.
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Combined with my leftover lentil soup, it's a sad lunch indeed.
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Crop burning combined with colder air is a recipe for disaster.
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High heat combined with humidity made it feel like 100 degrees.
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The observations, combined with modeling, led to a most-likely story.
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That pressure, combined with over-regulation, is retarding growth, he said.
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Those powers become even more ominous when combined with content filtering.
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Meero: On demand photography service combined with image processing artificial intelligence
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The weight, combined with the Zephyrus' large power supply, isn't ideal.
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When combined with CBD, it can produce a sedative-like high.
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Now it is being combined with resins to make new materials.
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Combined with adverse demographic trends, this has strained the public finances.
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Often, an extra fee is combined with taxes and other costs.
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Good-enough goes a long way when combined with network effect.
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This open-ended structure is combined with a very friendly tone.
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These procedures, combined with precision strike capabilities, safeguard civilians and infrastructure.
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Combined with Archie and his Red Circle, they're ready to retaliate.
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This emotional pull is combined with a perceived lack of alternatives.
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" Dinner is combined with theatre inspired by the musical "Mamma Mia!
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This is combined with their own parsing and string similarity algorithms.
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The Verizon transaction, combined with other acquisitions in 2015, elevated leverage.
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Unless otherwise stated, this offer cannot be combined with other offers.
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COMBINED WITH OIL IT'S LIKE WHOA THERE'S SOMETHING WE'RE NOT SEEING.
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Meet Blitab, an Android tablet combined with a smart Braille surface.
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Loyalty to the nation combined with confidence and trust favours altruism.
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That, combined with Paddock's elevated vantage point, maximized casualties, he said.
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The eggs are combined with sperm in a process call insemination.
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N combined with Optum's two largest rivals, Express Scripts Holding EXRX.
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Can the idea of a wall be combined with architectural activism?
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Combined with the recommendation algorithm, this tactic can have unintended consequences.
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That reality, combined with rising temperatures, threatens worsening scarcity, experts say.
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Brewed incorrectly or combined with other drugs, ayahuasca can be deadly.
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Black silverware and napkins combined with reflective plates completed the look.
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Natural hazards, when combined with crumbling infrastructure, can lead to disaster.
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This was then combined with neoprene, mesh and other sports fabrics.
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I like the drifting acid line combined with the evil vocals.
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Its velocity and height, combined with beautiful surroundings, heighten riders' concentration.
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The physical and mental toll, combined with age, can be hard.
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Combined with the lack of family support, some couples opt out.
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They are cool enough to be combined with almost any material.
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Heat index is a measurement of relative humidity combined with what?
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Those concerns, combined with a feeling that New Jersey GOP Rep.
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The winds combined with the heavy snowfall to create whiteout conditions.
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But Democrats can count Lamb's projected victory, combined with Democratic Sen.
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Swingline stapler — A solid, weighty feel combined with a timeless look.
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Yet Labour's national surge combined with tactical voting by opponents of Brexit.
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Combined with the UK data, the pooled analysis included almost 30,000 patients.
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This, combined with increased development in flood plains, can worsen flood events.
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But the lure of easy money, combined with peer pressure, proved irresistible.
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Combined with Mercuria's experience, this will fuel and diversify our natural growth.
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Midway Atoll (CNN)Shock, combined with a little wonder at the unnatural.
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It will do what those fats do, combined with what coffee does.
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Information from the old ratings will be combined with the new ratings.
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That, combined with the planet's estimated size, indicates this world is rocky.
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The company was later acquired by Actavis, which eventually combined with Allergan.
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Combined with the contents of the computers, they painted a damning picture.
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This is emotional exploitation combined with the seeming intimacy of social media.
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Combined with information campaigns, the labels placed a stigma on certain cereals.
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AVs, combined with the rise of e-commerce, could transform it again.
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That combined with the stress from my family was just too much.
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That can boost pension costs when combined with a poorly funded plan.
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This has also been combined with $24 trillion worth of asset purchases.
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Japan faces a decline in birth rate combined with an aging population.
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Combined with a young man's testosterone, it creates a toxic, combustible mix.
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So could it have been the retinal, combined with the blue light?
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" That combined with yoga, Loughlin said, "I've really found my ideal workout.
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The quick snowmelt is combined with some equally quick sea-ice melt.
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Combined with a hashtag, they can rally a global movement like #MeToo.
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Negative income tax can be combined with a minimum income for everyone.
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Hear me out here: Aquilino's comedy combined with David's writing and producing?
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The startup uses academic research combined with technology to help drug companies.
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Combined with those house-y piano stabs the effect is quite divine.
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Combined with diamonds, copper now provides some 11.5 percent of Rio's EBITDA.
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In one case, a CBT program was combined with career counseling sessions.
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Still, that confidence, when combined with cash, can build momentum for entrepreneurs.
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That combined with once they get the lead, they are really tough.
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These sensors, combined with user input, have made geodata useful and actionable.
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Eventually combined with robotics, a traditional part of industry becomes more scalable.
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The development is particularly important when combined with brain-powered robotic prosthetics.
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Combined with the wind, it presents a serious risk of power outages.
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However, in theory, AI combined with 'super computing' in the cloud, can.
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One, combined with the bathtub, is inside, and the other is outdoors.
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Pressure combined with unachievable objectives is a path to confrontation, by design.
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And that, combined with trade issues, has given the bears an opening.
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Combined with an inattentive safety driver, this failure resulted in Herzberg's death.
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Combined with Fox, it now has massive leverage over the content industry.
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That is because loans for tuition are combined with gentle repayment terms.
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More drilling combined with more storms is a predictable recipe for disaster.
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These steps can be combined with sensible revenue-neutral business tax reform.
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Ultimately, the high APY, combined with automatic deposits, supercharged by savings progress.
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Those findings, combined with the inadequate documentation, has raised concerns among regulators.
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Combined with low inflation rates, she said that's good news for investors.
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That combined with the science and alien bit led me to engineering.
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That, combined with the solid start, turned out to be the difference.
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The drugs are also being combined with one another for added effectiveness.
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Higher capital requirements combined with low interest rates also did not help.
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It would be combined with a family of just three electric motors.
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Offer may not be combined with any other offers, discounts or coupons.
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"This kind of politics can easily be combined with nationalism," he said.
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Speed breeding can also be combined with gene editing and genomic prediction.
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Combined with the fast-moving air, you'll get a nice, chilly breeze.
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Punitive sanctions combined with a credible threat of military force should follow.
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These temperatures, combined with unusually low rainfall, foreshadow another ominous wildfire season.
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That combined with a painful, persistent bite makes it a real nuisance.
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Combined with relentless opposition from the labor movement, his nomination proved untenable.
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Just a heads up, this code cannot be combined with other offers.
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But the impasse, combined with reports that Trump has considered replacing Gen.
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When those starches are combined with water, they provide structure as well.
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Now, it was a frigid intersection combined with a soulless pedestrian plaza.
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I made it up, using my creative imagination combined with critical thinking.
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But the real benefit comes when bison are combined with controlled fires.
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Over time, it was power combined with profound insecurity that misshaped him.
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And that combined with my weakness for them equals a snacking problem.
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That, combined with the popularity of digital media — streaming music, podcasts, etc.
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Budget cuts -- combined with the emergence of new technologies -- shuttered the towers.
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Combined with woozy, less enunciated vocals, it sounds denser than 90s rap.
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That, combined with "aggressive" spending plans, sent the stock down 7 percent.
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Some could be combined with carbon dioxide to create other liquid fuels.
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The effect, combined with beautiful graphic imagery, creates a forceful sensory experience.
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CBD is also being combined with ice cream, savory snacks, and cocktails.
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Combined with the clean build of Android, it makes for a fast phone.
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Two dishes reminded me of the Portuguese penchant for pork combined with clams.
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Delicious Belgian chocolate is combined with almonds to create a highly delicious bar.
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Montgomery (1-1) combined with four relievers who were perfect for the shutout.
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The fungus combined with incessant scratching made for quite the crusty, discolored sight.
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One is a salt mixture that's combined with sesame seeds and chili flakes.
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FDA officials said the drug reduced seizures when combined with older epilepsy drugs.
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Uneven income combined with high health-care costs makes saving for retirement difficult.
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Preventative medicine combined with communication and technology empowered patients and saved saved lives.
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The combination involved the company's immunotherapy drug Opdivo combined with cancer treatment Yervoy.
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Those efforts, combined with an intimate knowledge of the reef, make survival possible.
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That combined with the audiences advertisers input into the program produce the results.
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The buoyant dollar has combined with tepid global demand to undermine U.S. exports.
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Additional trials are planned, including with newer CAR-Ts combined with other drugs.
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The huge potential of the technology combined with the calibre of the Prowler.
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The result of all this fuel, combined with weather conditions, has proven incendiary.
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Combined with custom-designed batteries, its newest model is producing jaw-dropping results.
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Bpaet's awkward yet aggressive technique, combined with his lanky limbs, threw Pupa off.
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An economic slowdown in China combined with American monetary tightening could prove explosive.
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Combined with the built-in visuals, it's incredibly mesmerizing and almost feels therapeutic.
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One reason is that the drug is supposed to be combined with psychotherapy.
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This combined with the tax plan have put some downward pressure on yields.
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Gaming, combined with the 120Hz 1080p screen, is butter at any quality setting.
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They have this environmental obsession, this throwback environmentalism, combined with pro-choice philosophies.
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Alcohol combined with Taboo is one of the funniest things I've ever experienced.
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But these are combined with sober judgment and a deep sense of responsibility.
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That, combined with expensive wholesale rates for electricity, drove the company into bankruptcy.
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That would be a gain of $30,000 combined with a loss of $25,000.
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Inevitably, that information is combined with other databases containing even more sensitive data.
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This, combined with Checky's relentless GPS-aided battery drain, bled my device dry.
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Combined with our own analysis, here are some thoughts on the potential impacts.
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Hypertension combined with certain forms of heart disease also requires a specialized approach.
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The displacements, combined with the vast public expenditure, have fostered widespread Olympic skepticism.
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This, combined with the studio's reliable penchant for interesting storytelling, has proven killer.
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Heavy rain combined with bad drainage spread the blood-stained water through Dhaka.
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Disasters are the product of a natural hazard combined with exposure and vulnerability.
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It's that combined with also not trying to spend a lot of money.
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This is combined with a robust training mode that really eases you in.
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These hominins featured ape-like characteristics combined with some modern, human-like features.
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The imagery combined with the soundtrack and voiceovers makes for haunting, melancholy scenes.
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This, combined with Schuster's injury, only fanned the flames of their burgeoning rivalry.
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All this, combined with the strained external environment, led to an investor exodus.
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Titan's simplicity combined with the sense of participation could help it grow quickly.
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Combined with the Camp Fire, at least 48 people have died so far.
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Combined with other features, you get something that looks like this: He's joking.
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Or the acoustic verification could be combined with other measures the team suggested.
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Now the North Korean threat is related to nuclear weapons combined with missiles.
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Agriculture expanded by 6.4 percent when combined with fisheries and forestry, Mwangi said.
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A long-standing lack of supply combined with surging demand has boosted prices.
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Combined with US Senate defeats, I was feeling sad earlier in the evening.
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Facebook will also use AI combined with flagged user reports to moderate content.
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"There's a lot of sports elements combined with couture — very tomboy," he added.
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That, combined with the heat, is making the clean up operation far worse.
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Combined with healthy liquidity, this significantly mitigates the risk of capital market dislocation.
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Wilson Elser combined with Jankoff & Gabe, a three-lawyer firm in the city.
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The proposed policies, combined with trade wars, are likely to do the opposite.
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That fact, combined with the early date, make this an especially diabolical hoax.
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This combined with Direto's pedal analysis options will help you optimize your training.
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" Chandler attributed the rise in LGBTQ candidates to "self-defense combined with confidence.
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This, combined with prudent management, should keep the city's net overall risk moderate.
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This gradual approach combined with ongoing therapy for non-finger-related matters worked.
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Snap Maps uses OpenStreetMap and Mapbox data, combined with satellite imagery from DigitalGlobe.
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Wash chicken in fresh water combined with the lime juice and lime zest.
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Brexit fears, combined with a surprise build in U.S. inventories, weighed on oil.
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He says he changed because of his faith combined with forging interracial friendships.
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It's combined with water to reach it's final state of 44 percent ABV.
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These challenges, combined with the changing politics around pot, are hindering marijuana marketers.
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Analysts had predicted lower domestic prices combined with rising costs would hurt performance.
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But it's not UBI alone, it's UBI combined with loss of jobs entirely.
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MXGM's organizing efforts, combined with Lumumba's long-standing reputation, resulted in a landslide.
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Combined with other investors, the full round totaled $8.3 million, the company says.
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Incomprehensibility is, however, especially when combined with English subtitles that are carelessly translated.
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And extreme heat -- combined with bone-dry conditions -- will help fuel the fires.
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Those fears, combined with China's voluble online community, can sometimes lead to rumors.
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That, combined with the sink near the bed, might not be for everyone.
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But Reuters' observations, combined with the other information, shed light on its scale.
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The close quarters combined with close friendships and artistic relationships can be trying.
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Our need for closure, combined with the opportunity to play detective, is addictive.
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This budding alliance, combined with a regulatory assault, spells more trouble for Tencent.
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Combined with direct funding of foreign organizations, the total amount surpasses $3 million.
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Diazepam in particular was at least twice as effective when combined with silver.
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Then, conflict combined with famine left as many a 1 million people dead.
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It will likely be combined with 9FG, which she has owned since 2005.
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" — combined with some real bravado — "You realize that you Americans are too late?
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She apologized, but the backlash — combined with disappointing ratings — has fed a crisis.
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Carbon dioxide, combined with other gases, stops heat from escaping the lower atmosphere.
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But these ideals have always been combined with a deep suspicion of newcomers.
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The formula for that is rate reduction and consolidation, combined with permanent simplification.
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And these movements, based on quotidian activities, will be combined with simple words.
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"His forward-looking courage was combined with a charming skepticism," Mr. Gauck said.
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Combined with drought, large numbers of people died from starvation as rinderpest spread.
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Combined with open-office designs and email, offices are collaborating like never before.
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But it was Nixon's hubris, combined with his lies, that proved his undoing.
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But combined with the right apps, it could be doing so much more.
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Or you could use Scaleway's managed database service combined with a dedicated server.
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She was originally inspired by tigers, combined with otters and deep sea creatures.
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That, combined with the high beltline and long body, means visibility is atrocious.
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Combined with the above, it's the perfect addition to my routine in winter.
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Capital flows drag down the pound, while a recession is combined with inflation.
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Two GOP defections, combined with unified Democratic opposition, would sink the judge's confirmation.
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Combined with other earlier donations, UNRWA's budget shortfall currently stands at $64 million.
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Last year, the bank combined with FTSE Russell to license the FTSE 150.
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Combined with a star-speckled sky, the entire scene lights up the night.
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They did not, however, perform the more complicated jumps combined with wing snaps.
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Combined with an unexpectedly high number of users, the server was quickly overwhelmed.
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Combined with this is the growth of the multinational business presence in China.
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That was an important selling point, especially when combined with Mr. Manafort's connections.
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Combined with over-the-counter products, they may do more harm than good.
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This, combined with a reasonably firm cork construction, is beneficial for many people.
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Those states, combined with the solidly Democratic states, would give her the presidency.
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Hogweed — toxic to exposed skin, may cause burning when combined with UV light.
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The perfectly toasted bread combined with gooey cheddar cheese was verging on pornographic.
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The scenario is even more dire when combined with what we already know.
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Last season, the show's footage was combined with Snapchats and it's actually really cool.
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Virginia Woolf's "A Room of One's Own," possibly combined with the Betsy-Tacy series.
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Combined with large handouts, this means that refugees tend to drain the public purse.
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This combined with lower fuel prices has helped propel the company forward, Dunkerley said.
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Deterrence … must be combined with enhancements in security to make these intrusions more difficult.
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It must be combined with enhancements in security to make these intrusions more difficult.
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Combined with how cities drew school district lines, that meant schools remained segregated, too.
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Weak shear combined with the warm sea has the potential to generate powerful storms.
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Combined with pleasantly sharp handling, it's much more entertaining than most of its ilk.
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So it's the contemporary sense of the family dialogue, combined with traditional naming ceremonies.
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That combined with 37.3 percent shooting from the floor doomed coach Kyle Keller's squad.
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For personal computers, it was the mouse combined with the graphical user interface (GUI).
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That could be a deadly mix if, for instance, cocaine is combined with fentanyl.
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Combined with sustainable capex, this puts moderate pressure on free cash flow (FCF) generation.
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The warm brownie combined with cold ice cream makes for the perfect breakup treat.
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Combined with the efforts of health services, these organisations have helped turn things around.
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Across Southern California, soaring temperatures combined with roaring Santa Ana winds made life miserable.
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Concern combined with hopelessness sometimes causes his supporters to lash out at one another.
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Advocates caution that the law also needs to be combined with training for employers.
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My culture, combined with my attitude about life, has made me love my body.
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The company started with an e-wallet in multiple currencies combined with a MasterCard.
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Combined with Trump's election, it's been a really traumatic year for the LGBTQIA community.
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This, combined with weakening capital expenditure, means there is a risk of a recession.
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This, combined with rising interest rates had prompted some homebuyers to defer their purchases.
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That combined with other facts that I know lead me to question the reports.
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Combined with Europe's immigration issues, the situation amounted to a "perfect storm," he said.
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It's meant to be combined with other safe-sex practices, like using a condom.
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Combined with registration info, the data could be extremely lucrative for ad targeting purposes.
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Combined with iTunes, that total value jumps to $39.3 billion, or $9 a share.
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Their vote is combined with the public vote to come up with the shortlist.
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Commercial interests combined with west coast libertarianism to create a dialogue of the deaf.
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But we could easily see some kind of magical collection game combined with quests.
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Tango is Google-made software that, combined with specific hardware, offers advanced 3D sensing.
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After all, you may say, it's just a doll combined with some cool technology.
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Heavy rain combined with saturated soil could cause additional flooding, the weather service said.
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These factors, combined with pollution from human activities, result in an urban heat island.
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That, combined with the drought, only made the area prime for a large event.
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Catchy '80s pop music combined with a somber holiday message, what's not to love?
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SO THIS IS REALLY A GAME CHANGER COMBINED WITH REGULATORY RELIEF AND OTHER REFORMS.
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I wouldn't recommend for the cold winter months, though, unless combined with another moisturizer.
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Combined with his competitive years, his experience in the sport spans over four decades.
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Combined with its spotty military control, the Empire is probably doomed from the outset.
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Combined with beautifully hand-painted backgrounds, every hectic scene is still smooth to watch.
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Combined with an alleged abject failure to provide adequate security, the result was tragic.
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The controversy, combined with his extremely colorful character, made Ali more than an athlete.
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Combined with climate change, the food of the distant future may look very different.
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The repeated impacting and deforming, combined with the swinging motion, makes the knot looser.
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"Beauty and wellness treatments are helpful adjunct therapies combined with medical treatments," she says.
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The series invokes a trope that has rarely been combined with tech: magical girls.
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And that intense love combined with the world's intense love for him is overwhelming.
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Nine involved multiple substances, such as alcohol or heroin, combined with the synthetic pot .
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The availability of other data combined with computing power is what exposed the issue.
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Combined with an earlier seed round, Hollar is backed by $17.5 million in total.
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The growth of low-paid work, combined with rising rents, is reshaping German cities.
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But what really caught viewers' attention were Rihanna's facial expressions combined with her grooving.
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"It's a lot of dedication from our side, combined with his talents," he said.
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That&aposs combined with attackers focusing more on endpoint devices such as connected printers.
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Combined with cat-eye liner and fake lashes, it creates a dramatic smoky eye.
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This, combined with rising interest rates had prompted some homebuyers to defer their purchases.
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That, combined with robust demand for protein, could keep profits strong well into 28.52.
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This reflects stabilising trends in FCF, combined with use of hybrids to fund acquisitions.
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YouTube relies on machine learning combined with human moderators to police its massive archive.
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Combined with Shapiro's strong fundraising, you can see why the 227th should be competitive.
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When combined with Type 1 diabetes it places an immense strain on the body.
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Above factors, combined with favourable macroeconomic conditions, mean that we are optimistic about 2017.
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An effective barrier combined with bridges that enable trade, tourism and a healthier economy.
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Cryptography combined with one of accounting's oldest ideas, the general ledger, brought us bitcoin.
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And then Myspace combined with Imeem, and all the music on Imeem went away.
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Aggressive terms are difficult for investors to digest, especially combined with high leverage levels.
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Combined with optimism over China, she said, that should help the Aussie to rebound.
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She said that combined with the MUA figure, the totally audience is 820 million.
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"Alcohol's effects on judgement and coordination continue even when combined with MDMA," Doron explains.
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It uses economic sticks and carrots combined with occasional heavy-handed displays of power.
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Combined with questions surrounding Paper Boi's rap career—Will he become a rap superstar?
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Her drawings are a mix of ink, watercolor, and collage combined with digital illustration.
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These have been combined with field recordings from "anywhere and everywhere," Acheson tells Creators.
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Sheets of noodles are very satisfying when combined with tomato, cheese, and maybe meat.
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Low pay is often blamed, especially when it is combined with long working hours.
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Notably, premium-cabin sales, combined with loyalty and direct-booking, contributed to the success.
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Brexit chaos combined with state socialism would ensure the country's long-term economic decline.
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This, combined with 67P's very weak gravity, meant it was a low-energy impact.
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It was Weird Science combined with a Lovecraftian monster, and anyone could do it.
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The defense was a hung jury strategy combined with a rather obvious pardon strategy.
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" ** "Political uncertainty, combined with a difficult macro economic background, is affecting revenues in Spain.
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When combined with special enzymes, CRISPR can be turned into a precise diagnostic tool.
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With that approach, combined with more traditional investment strategies, Nordlicht has generated spectacular results.
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Kenny and Skinner combined with Philip Hindes to win the team sprint Thursday night.
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The man's behavior "combined with the carnage happening onscreen got people nervous," he said.
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Combined with Wheeler's vote, that would be enough to secure approval for the merger.
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Large amounts of buyback spending combined with rising debt and weakening profitability, he says.
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The rest is generally combined with water that's stored in aging dikes and ponds.
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The moves, combined with a recovery in the wind turbine market, quickly paid off.
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The House's package would then be combined with a Senate's, which passed in March.
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Combined with this is the notorious dysfunction within various defense forces within Saudi Arabia.
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Combined with the end of the second quarter, the Suns scored 230 consecutive points.
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"In Arabic, there's something about mud that represents sorrow combined with shame," Reem explains.
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"This is transformative in combined with the rest of the tax code," he said.
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When combined with state and local taxes, our businesses are taxed at 28500 percent.
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Alloy includes a virtual reality headset, combined with other technologies to create immersive experiences.
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But its shape and shade, combined with its proliferation, produce something else: a mess.
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The adrenaline high is an addictive one, better too if it's combined with righteousness.
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Combined with the drug's "highly addictive" nature, the impact on the community was disastrous.
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It's grueling work combined with frenzied fun — and fueled by midnight pizza and beer.
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This, combined with my frequent trips to the restroom, made me a disruptive presence.
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Whether asking or answering questions, open text fields invite abuse when combined with anonymity.
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We have a sudden hunger for understated but elegant acting combined with colorful foods.
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Neurotic insecurities are a powder keg combined with a rage outlet and SJW mob.
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The milk-chocolate egg combined with the rock candy interior weighs about 50 pounds.
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Slowly add in the oil and repeat until all herbs are combined with oil.
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In marijuana, combined with THC, CBD can contribute to the effects of the drug.
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That combined with our minimalism really makes the piece strange and very, very new.
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We see Conner's arrogant selfishness, combined with his relentless naiveté, lead to his downfall.
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Combined with our massive retaliation, this could have spelled the end of modern life.
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Their responses were combined with those from similar surveys conducted in 2015 and 2016.
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Con Ed's potential growth, combined with dividends, should make it a perfect retirement stock.
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German product design, combined with engineering and craftsmanship, have formed a kind of triumvirate.
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In fact, humans and livestock outweigh all vertebrates combined, with the exception of fish.
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Both bills were later combined with autonomous vehicle legislation, which failed in the Senate.
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Combined with long dead geoduck shells, data could go back many thousands of years.
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Combined with the $1.375 billion, that gave him about $8 billion for border barriers.
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Combined with tree branches, this creates an organic fertilizer later sold at farmers' markets.
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That win combined with the exits from the race of former South Bend, Ind.
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Berries have their place, too, combined with stone fruit or in all-berry versions.
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The interview — combined with news of further executive departures — helped sink Tesla's stock further.
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" Berankis plays aggressively, which he said, combined with his speed, "can make opponents uncomfortable.
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Did you watch Real Housewives before (or after) the show was combined with Smudge?
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"It was like an earthquake combined with a rainstorm inside a house," she said.
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Better predictive models to determine demand, combined with tracking technologies, can reduce that waste.
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Combined with a low cost of living, it's green pastures for job seeking here.
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It is combined with reluctance to attach any moral baggage to people's love lives.
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Shortfalls in inflation, combined with very low interest rates, are causing another rethink today.
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And that revenue, combined with spending cuts, will produce a balanced budget by 2027.
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The most important virtue that a statesman can possess is prudence, combined with magnanimity.
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Combined with the impending sense of child loss, it felt like a biblical plague.
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The new policy combined with the abortion ban left them with fewer legal options.
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The OPEC cuts combined with rising U.S. output mean OPEC is losing market share.
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Combined with HBO series, HBO Max will stream 69 originals in its first year.
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This, combined with the existing models of AirPods, made for a popular holiday gift.
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Those measures, combined with economic mismanagement, led to 38% inflation and an economic crisis.
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The loss, combined with Hull's 0-0 draw with host Southampton, sealed Sunderland's fate.
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It uses unmanned airplanes, combined with AI, to gather images and detect risk automatically.
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His new working-class constituency wants rule-Britannia greatness combined with state-funded support.
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The worn leather sofa, combined with furry throws and old rugs and wonderful collectibles.
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The animal died from gastrointestinal obstruction combined with old age, according to the department.
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These winds, combined with the snow that is forecast, will lead to whiteout conditions.
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This, combined with a forecast increase in revenue, should be bullish for the name.
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"The most effective means of tobacco treatment is medication combined with counseling," said Buckles.
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It's great historical fiction combined with a spy thriller set throughout the African diaspora.
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The drug is often combined with aspirin or acetaminophen to treat headaches and pain.
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Stunting is caused by long-term under-nutrition, combined with sanitation and hygiene problems.
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These creations can be combined with your console to play in entirely different ways.
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Those storms combined with others in 2017 caused an estimated $300 billion in damage.
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That combined with multiple antennas should also improve performance over past fixed wireless services.
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These winds, combined with the snow that is forecast will lead to whiteout conditions.
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That fact, combined with close ties to China's government, could have created security problems.
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These videos display homegrown ingenuity at its finest, combined with true seasonal spirit. Hark!
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A quesatiro is a burrito that's combined with a cheese quesadilla for the shell.
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She also has hip dysplasia, which — when combined with her condition — makes losing weight difficult.
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The exceptional weapons combined with the smooth character movement makes combat feel responsive and intentional.
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Electricity will still have a big role to play, especially when combined with better insulation.
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This, combined with a lack of empathy towards women, is scary, to say the least.
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Because of their sedative properties, they can be potentially abused, especially if combined with alcohol.
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Combined with other breakthroughs, plastics that conduct electricity well could make for some wonderful gadgets.
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And that, combined with Chinese measures to support the economy point to a better outlook.
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Sexual energy is then combined with the energy of the crystal to facilitate desired changes.
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The formula of decadent plates combined with an adorable baby was instant social media gold.
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That combined with the other facts that I know lead me to question the reports.
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" Finally, "extra rich chocolate Ding Dong cake flavors combined with notes of creamy vanilla filling.
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Those high prices, combined with higher mortgage rates in the fall, resulted in weaker affordability.
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And this giddiness, combined with the power of knowing her real age, makes Gypsy brave.
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MacDon will be combined with Linamar's existing agriculture harvesting business in Hungary, the company said.
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When combined with the Infinity Gauntlet, they are the most powerful objects in the universe.
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The gorgeous ad combined real women talking about their bodies combined with high-fashion imagery.
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Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin which was a shooting gallery combined with a dark ride.
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When this is combined with the lower trend line, this creates a "falling wedge" pattern.
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And then I just like "Ring" because Kehlani combined with that record sounds so good.
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It shows how Daniel's sworn testimony combined with other accusations to doom Scott to death.
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That evolved civility combined with the characters' primitive lifestyles makes the show feel enthrallingly timeless.
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The weak reports combined with downbeat factory data from China put pressure on U.S. stocks.
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It was so enormous, combined with the requirement to put up $50 million right away.
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But Luger's history combined with a more-than-competent meal means we will go back.
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So the sap, combined with UV rays, can result in severe irritation, burns, and blisters.
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He had a business sense combined with emotional intelligence, an incredible entrepreneur that built Nike.
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When combined with information from WhatsApp and Instagram, the result is extensive and detailed tracking.
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They can also be combined with mechanical latches to make strong closures easier to use.
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The 22 percent phaseout rates, combined with sub–poverty level benefits, are not good policy.
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Combined with its seed round, Nuren's Series A brings its total raised to $2.25 million.
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However, the fact that it can also be combined with sensors raises more interesting possibilities.
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We know that, combined with the consultation, is a barrier for women seeking emergency contraception.
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Eventually, combined with her original recordings, she had enough material to consolidate and post online.
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The authors suggest that perhaps smart pillboxes might be effective when combined with other interventions.
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Calcium also promotes healthy bone growth—combined with collagen, that's what makes up your bones.
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Sunlight, nutrients, and salinity can stoke algae growth, combined with helpful wind direction and currents.
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This, combined with the naturally shy nature of cheetahs, made Emmet especially easy to spook.
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This was combined with research, data and published studies of Proxima Centauri dating to 2000.
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Combined with state and local taxes, the US tax rate on corporations is 2000 percent.
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Combined with the earlier round led by NewSpring Capital, the total raise was $25 million.
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Mixed breeds, such as a German shorthaired pointer combined with a greyhound, are particularly competitive.
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Much like the Arc Hub, Venus is a simple idea combined with high-end materials.
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Each sachet is 483g and, when combined with water, that gets you a 248g serving.
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The strength came from invention, ingenuity and competitive spirit combined with leadership and financial management.
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This, combined with a lack of life experience and perspective, makes for a potent combination.
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These utterances were transcribed, spot checked by Apple employees and combined with general speech data.
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This flexibility, combined with a relative lack of predators, can lead to rapid population growth.
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Telsey feels CBS has better metrics by itself than it would when combined with Viacom.
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"The grey infrastructure must be combined with the conservation of these (water) catchments," he explained.
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They know his aw-shucks rectitude, combined with real-time written recollections, guarantee riveting testimony.
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That program, combined with a plea deal, meant Burke only spent 13 months behind bars.
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This—combined with a fierce resistance to unions—made the firm a target for campaigners.
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Combined with Amazon's reported plans to unify its advertising across Twitch, Fire TV, and Amazon.
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Will Clinton's experience combined with world events make Sanders hone his message on foreign policy?
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"Combined with other (negative) factors, a fall in oil prices may be significant," he said.
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That combined with cuts and closures worldwide has helped to lift prices slightly in January.
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But on Buffy, her particular archetype is combined with the brooding, manpain-riddled action hero.
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When combined with demographic data, Facebook posts improved predictions for 18 of the 21 diseases.
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Excluding this category, which combined with computing, logged a 7.2 percent decline, domestic revenue increased.
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High temperatures combined with high humidity make it feel even hotter, called the heat index.
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When these are combined with opiates, this effect is multiplied and can cause serious problems.
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Uranus is a genius energy, and when it's combined with Mercury, amazing ideas are formed.
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Cow's and sheep's milk are combined with truffle, and aged for just a few months.
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That, combined with hyperinflation in the oil-rich country, has led to the mass exodus.
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Low historical valuations combined with cheap money have pushed corporations to return trillions to investors.
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However, facial recognition technology from another company can be combined with data mined using Palantir.
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And this, combined with the hype, hides the fact that they are not for everyone.
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Combined with oppressive humidity and relentless mosquitoes, the situation will be miserable -- if not deadly.
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Shamrock Hot Chocolate: A hot chocolate combined with Shamrock Shake syrup, according to Brand Eating.
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Combined with 2018, the cryptocurrency-based funding mechanism is estimated to account for $20 billion.
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That reform, combined with a change to family law, seems to have increased women's control.
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Last year, the group combined with British Aveva and bought French software firm IGE+XAO.
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That, combined with the sleek "Polar Ice" steel-blue paint make for a deadly combination.
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And emotion combined with accurate information can be a powerful motivator to change social norms.
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Australia's arid interior combined with rapidly heating ocean currents makes it a global hot spot.
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Lackey (259-113) combined with three relievers on Chicago's sixth shutout, allowing five scattered hits.
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Rising confidence combined with more rapidly rising costs does pose a conundrum for policy-makers.
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Combined with natural climate cycles like La Niña, that's what's happening this year, Hayhoe tweets.
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Combined with an Ink Preferred, you'll get a guaranteed 1.5–3 points per dollar spent.
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These conditions, combined with historically low prices, are causing real stress out in wheat country.
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Record open job positions combined with bigger paychecks are lifting consumers' spirits and their spending.
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Clinton's occasional missteps, combined with attacks on her trustworthiness, have distorted perceptions of her character.
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However, the prices can be combined with non-sale fares in creating a round-trip.
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That, combined with a bit of bad luck, had put Munchkin into a difficult situation.
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Yield curve concerns combined with trade war fears to send the Dow plunging last week.
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Brexit, combined with the weight of the Fed decision, kept stocks in Europe under pressure.
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This score was combined with a composite quantitative score to determine each company's overall ranking.
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And when combined with President Trump's unpredictable decision-making, it is a recipe for miscalculation.
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Education combined with small business growth and compound economic factors creates a stronger economic foundation.
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Traditional tactics — "spear-phishing" and vulnerability exploitation — were combined with operation-specific malware called XTunnel.
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Combined with the antioxidant-packed green tea, they make a gentle and powerful daily cleanser.
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That, combined with the mounting pressures of fame, prompted Lavigne to take her own life.
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And new research, combined with lawsuits against Juul Labs, threatens to undermine the company's argument.
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That, combined with #NeverTrump, has created bipartisan collaboration in a way I haven't seen before.
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An 11-inch rise, combined with the fabric's stretch, makes for a form-flattering fit.
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But combined with his other plans, Mr. Trump's proposed borrowing would do severe fiscal damage.
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Minimally humane standards and safety, combined with accountability, should be a baseline for our prisons.
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Cramer thinks this approach combined with all-day breakfast had a huge impact on numbers.
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Combined with Apple's Shortcuts app, you can trigger chains of actions with a simple phrase.
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Some halogens are naturally toxic, and some become especially deadly when combined with other molecules.
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Grains such as barley are combined with hops to create a sugary substance called wort.
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This, combined with prospects for lower unemployment, suggests there is still room for more expansion.
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That musical pedigree, combined with a love of The Simpsons, Jim Carrey movies, and Airplane!
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A weakened global economy, combined with persistent political uncertainty, kept sales of new machinery sluggish.
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Combined with social conditioning to be agreeable, she shuts up and does what he says.
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That's because besides offering no benefits, NSAIDs may do harm when combined with strenuous exercise.
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We try to keep that jazz spirit, but it's combined with so many other things.
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Combined with the pathos surrounding the election, this creates an ideal habitat for confirmation bias.
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The vegetable is then combined with lemon juice, garlic, tahini, and yogurt to make moutabal.
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Combined with a Coke to wash it all down, it was €8 at the register.
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CNBC reported that China's taxes will exceed 70 percent when combined with previous import taxes.
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The outline of the deal included a DACA fix combined with additional border security measures.
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When combined with stock awards, Peck's total salary package reached a total of $20.8 million.
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Combined with the QLED screen, Dolby Vision should make content that supports it really pop.
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Their brutal deaths, combined with Mr. Kruse's expeditions, helped cement the town in national legend.
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He noted that some medications may be more dangerous than others when combined with alcohol.
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The beauty and the storytelling of the melodies combined with extremely haunting, interesting, painful harmonies.
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The impact of the second debate, combined with Trump's leaked tape scandal, isn't yet clear.
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The case could be combined with other such cases and go to the Supreme Court.
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Which, when combined with dark rooms and strong drugs, can be an incredibly arousing prospect.
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A fairly common side effect, for instance, is myalgia, muscle aches sometimes combined with fatigue.
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Filming the live performances so they could be combined with the animated elements proved challenging.
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He does, however, have a ruthless survival instinct combined with a boundless desire to learn.
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It's cryptocurrency and crowdfunding, combined with about 9 percent of your recommended daily potassium intake.
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It would be like court-ordered rehab combined with "How to Be a Gentleman" classes.
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Like a "Black Mirror" episode combined with a philosophy seminar, "Realive" has plenty of brains.
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Combined with tighter monetary policy, the loss of fiscal stimulus could hurt the American economy.
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Such regulatory and enforcement action, combined with management mistakes, have taken a toll on profits.
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Could there be other co-factors causing the visual impairments when combined with poppers use?
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Some scientists think interferons combined with other drugs could be more effective against Covid-19.
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A genetic switch in the fish, combined with hormones and environmental conditions, triggers the reaction.
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That, combined with the appeal of working with Toksvig, convinced him to take the job.
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That increase, combined with poor infrastructure, could mean more fatalities and more economic damage. 8.
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John McCain's announced opposition, combined with other GOP holdouts, means that almost certainly won't happen.
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Most critically, targeted social network advertising combined with donation links create a perpetual misinformation machine.
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But patience combined with a willingness to guess (and be wrong) usually gets me through.
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"A streetwear brand to me has to be effortless, easy — combined with durability," Kohler says.
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That combined with the scarcity of the book has helped contribute to its lasting allure.
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Those numbers -- combined with allegedly deplorable conditions -- have brought the prison to a boiling point.
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Combined with an improved speaker on the controller, the haptics can enable some astonishing effects.
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Excessive stress combined with forgetting to eat can cause temporary blindness, the doctor told him.
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By 2012, the "Murtha" seat was combined with then-Pittsburgh area Democrat Jason Altmire's seat.
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"This, combined with more expensive freight in Brazil, makes importing (corn) attractive," the source said.
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Some Republicans have called for the measure to be combined with vote over the budget.
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Combined with a smooth glass surface and large size, it is now a good trackpad.
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Combined with backwards compatibility, Xbox's offerings (especially its exclusives) have never been easier to play.
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But, sanctions can be a useful tool when appropriately combined with other tools like diplomacy.
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It&aposs often combined with other ingredients, such as salicylic acid, benzoyl peroxide or resorcinol.
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Y.) — combined with the June primary defeat of House Democratic Caucus Chairman Joseph Crowley (N.
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New Bern sits along the Neuse River, which combined with heavy rain to create flooding.
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That, combined with a continued lack of housing supply, will help to support house prices.
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Mass shootings, combined with our toxic political climate on guns, leave many advocates feeling powerless.
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When combined with insights from nuclear physicists, we get MRIs to guide diagnosticians and surgeons.
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Combined with their great distances, they are simply too small to see with modern technology.
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The enthusiasm of a sports game combined with a cold beer can impair decision-making.
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With their flexibility and autonomy combined with accountability, charter schools are reversing decades of decline.
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Combined with the salty, acidic and hot environment, life receives no encouragement in the pools.
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Combined with reliability and superb performance, this machine is built for frequent and expert use.
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And, combined with apple cider vinegar, it resurfaces rough skin to a baby-smooth texture.
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These winds combined with the snow that is forecast will likely lead to blizzard conditions.
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If you want all the features of a tablet combined with Alexa: Amazon Echo Show
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This uncertainty, combined with the the strain of imprisonment, caused her mental state to deteriorate.
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That allows a startup's innovations to be combined with the resources of a big company.
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" And: "We ignored the fact that cray [crazy] combined with crazy ideology doesn't go well.
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These swift pairings combined with the opponent turning almost guarantee one good blow to land.
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Bear Tooth is exactly what it sounds like — a movie theater combined with a pub.
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Even with that, there is an open question of how much it really differs from policies that are already in place, like open-ended bond buying by the central bank combined with fiscal stimulus combined with pledges to keep going with both until inflation rises.
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Combined with signs of economic weakness, it has pushed the currency to near seven-month lows.
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Combined with the typical Social Security benefit of $32,000 a year, that is a modest budget.
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This, combined with a shift to streaming and subscription video, didn't bode well for UltraViolet's future.
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Even very large disparities combined with open borders do not necessarily lead to a mass exodus.
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Combined with sparse attendance at campaign events and dwindling cash on hand, the outlook was grim.
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But the cast (Logan Browning and Allison Williams) combined with the movie's hype has us hopeful.
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It seems that German consumers love their yoghurt, especially when it's combined with a sweet sauce.
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This combined with an audio prompt could help a visually impaired user through the process quicker.
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These features, combined with the specimens' limb proportions, hinted the researchers towards both species' gliding abilities.
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Combined with Deutsche Telekom's planned repurchases, the program could approach the $2 billion level, Carter said.
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Combined with longtime Democratic state legislature majorities, the party now had full control of state government.
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Heightened screenings combined with record numbers of travelers are likely to further contribute to wait times.
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The Tundra Sled is like a traditional dog sled combined with the Honda Uni-Cub scooter.
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But that assistance must be combined with personal and civic responsibility, as well as new thinking.
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Cultural pride, combined with economic hardships, has spurred the Tuareg to fight for an independent state.
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Its shows, combined with other networks locking down their programming, could fundamentally change the podcast industry.
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Using a Google Cardboard VR device combined with an infrared sensor, users can "play" virtual instruments.
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That, combined with the very public nature of their disagreements, suggest this is all for show.
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Combined with the lush, green rainforest surroundings, these create a natural spa with endless comfort. 295.
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Combined with the Type Cover, the realistic entry price is $878.99 for the Core i3 model.
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Combined with more stringent European capital rules, these have prompted some to offload life insurance operations.
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This allows an app's actions to be combined with others for more robust, multi-step shortcuts.
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There is a level of detail to the fashion combined with comfort that I haven't seen.
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A yearbook picture, combined with the headline, is certainly more charitable than what black suspects got.
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Even combined with the previous sanctions, this will not move the North off its nuclear pedestal.
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That combined with a dissatisfaction of the answers provided in those writings leads to my paintings.
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When combined with new technologies, however, they can be preserved and spread in entirely new ways.
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The fierce physical terrain, combined with surrounding lawlessness and violence, have protected this area for centuries.
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It all results in super strong winds combined with low humidity, allowing wildfires to spread rapidly.
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The guidance combined with abrupt CEO departure will be a major gut punch to the Street.
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Multitouch — combined with generous screen real estate — has been more than good enough on that front.
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Combined with Luka's conversation technology, it can be used to make phone calls on your behalf.
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Santander's 'S3' Securities Services arm in Spain and Latin America will also be combined with Caceis.
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Last year, rivals Cigna and Aetna combined with Optum's two largest rivals, Express Scripts and CVS.
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The slight carbonation combined with your now-balanced alkaline levels will help reduce an upset stomach.
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Combined with a rising flood in our inboxes, our collective philosophy around email had simply changed.
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But on Sunday, cold air penetrating south combined with the right amount of humidity, Kaplan says.
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IN Q1, OUR CLOUD GROWTH IN DOLLARS COMBINED WITH OUR NEW SOFTWARE LICENSE DOLLARS GREW 16%.
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That, combined with the rocket's enhanced performance may mean more national security payloads on SpaceX's manifest.
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Combined with the energy of your career planet, Venus, this placement will have you feeling unstoppable.
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It was enough, when combined with good management, to keep such shows on their various roads.
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Vanilla gelato is combined with creamy peanut butter, gooey fudge, and salty peanut butter covered pretzels.
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These positive lease rollovers have been driven by below-market rents combined with rising rents generally.
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Remember, whatever amount you've saved will need to be combined with other sources of income — i.e.
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It requires a blend of strategic vision and tactical flexibility, combined with optimism and good humor.
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These improvements, combined with the success of the Switch, seem to have created a perfect storm.
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That, combined with its messages that still hold merit 32 years later, makes it worth revisiting.
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Combined with limited internet and 4G data connections in many rural areas, it makes change difficult.
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This separate combatant command actually existed between 1985 and 2002, before it was combined with USSTRATCOM.
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Combined with Yrigoyen's questionable social media usage, we're spinning those red flags like the color guard.
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Combined with seawater, the slime can apparently expand to 10,000 times the volume it started at.
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The FLIR Lepton thermal camera is combined with the regular camera to provide a live preview.
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Combined with the potential economic impact of Brexit, these factors are credit negative for EU sovereigns.
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Your immense resources combined with the team's brainpower could help push robotics to great new levels.
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The CPI data, combined with weak demand at recent Treasury auctions, combined to drive up yields.
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The rise of employment in the tech sector is combined with growing wages for tech workers.
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In June 2012, the Popular tab was combined with the search bar, and renamed as Explore.
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The most likely option for Goldstein will be a closely monitored drug regimen combined with therapy.
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SolarCity's panels can be combined with Tesla batteries that store residential power and charge Tesla vehicles.
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A softening U.S. dollar combined with resilient Chinese demand has been positive for most commodity prices.
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The color of that skirt and jacket combined with her platinum hair made a big impact.
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Increased private investment helped push labor productivity up, which, combined with labor scarcity, pushed wages up.
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Combined with the silicone straps, what you end up with is a very cheap-feeling watch.
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This, combined with the staggering volume of uploads, created a kind of virality that is unprecedented.
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This combined with their friendly persona usually works to warm their Capricorn daughter's otherwise icy heart.
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The IMF considers it too optimistic and says debt relief is essential, combined with additional measures.
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Here, apple kombucha has been combined with pine needles, giving the drink a bright green hue.
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The new capacity, combined with soaring crude prices, has eroded profit margins for producing refined fuels.
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Combined with those who preceded them, a total of 2.6 million are believed to have left.
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Phone manufacturers shouldn't even try selling a phone with a notch combined with an LCD display.
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Lower GST impact combined with fears of increased cess also led to buying in early September.
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The security company will then be combined with Apollo-owned Protection 20153, a rival security company.
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Stress combined with the animal's narrow airway -- which is common in the breed -- were also factors.
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The AP learned declining attendance combined with high operating costs are among the reasons for closing.
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Those, combined with these new features, could give Facebook Stories a boost in utility and visibility.
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Given Pippa's social status — combined with her fiancé's wealth — it's set to be quite an affair.
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It is expected to have combined with robust consumer spending to boost second-quarter GDP growth.
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The attacks, combined with low oil prices, caused the OPEC member's first recession in 25 years.
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Combined with his predisposition to anxiety, Randall is poised near the edge of a nervous breakdown.
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That, combined with a stunning number of natural disasters piled one on top of one another.
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When combined with some neat statistical tools, they can predict regions that might be in trouble.
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This viewing data will also be combined with other demographic data Roku has on you. Shocking?
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That, combined with an irresistible 'kitten face,' makes us confident the right adopter is out there.
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Combined with this is an option to get a scheduled digest of notifications as an alternative.
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Getting rid of the filibuster would improve American democracy if it were combined with other reforms.
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The recovery reflects lower inflation combined with stable wage growth, which will boost real consumer income.
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When combined with booze, metronidazole could theoretically cause an overabundance of an alcohol byproduct called acetaldehyde.
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That, combined with the interesting textures of wood and metal, formed the inspiration for the series.
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Human reliance on these systems, combined with the systems failing, leads to a massive societal breakdown.
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In Beltrami's score, it's combined with an atonal string harmony rife with glissando and tone clusters.
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The tariff delay, combined with renewed talks with China, suggest Trump may be willing to compromise.
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Combined with lawsuits filed by Harvey Weinstein's alleged victims, the company was an unappealing acquisition target.
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Combined with his unbeaten professional record, that means the Watford-born fighter best fits the bill.
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Combined with Green Chef — which HelloFresh purchased last week — it controls 36 percent of the market.
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Yet people's new mobility, combined with the vast size of the country, makes that particularly hard.
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Think hybrid warfare: all the above combined with the sudden movement of troops into the country.
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When combined with architect jobs, engineering careers are only 25.5 percent female, based on 2018 data.
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Furthermore, the approaches combined with the agency's zero tolerance policy towards insider trading is yielding results.
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It's not only effective alone, but when combined with medications it can have a synergistic effect.
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That sort of collaboration, combined with American ingenuity, often leads to better products at lower costs.
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Debbie's adolescent ignorance, combined with that Gallagher grit, have put her in some unnecessarily precarious situations.
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Numbers are combined with the top row of alphabet characters, which isn't ideal for touch typists.
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Combined with the app, the HealthBox provides an accurate look at your fitness goals and progress.
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And that, combined with the growing ambition of China and Russia, could destabilize the entire world.
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Combined with some insurers' refusal to work with providers, and the entire system is simply unsustainable.
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Those pedigrees, combined with what looked like a great on-course chemistry, proved an irresistible force.
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The Sanders idea for a free public college education can be combined with proposals from Sen.
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Combined with the 90Hz screen I mentioned earlier, this thing simply defies the traditional smartphone experience.
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Obama's animus, combined with the GOP's perceived inaction, left the working class feeling abandoned and ignored.
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That, combined with other circumstantial and material evidence, led to the identification of Julius in 2017.
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But insurance, combined with investment in improving resilience to disasters, can cut losses, the report said.
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The package could be combined with another bipartisan health care package, on drug prices, that Sens.
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Declines in smaller banks' assets combined with the digital threat from industry giants are fueling consolidation.
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Bolsonaro campaigned on a law-and-order platform combined with pro-business promises of economic rejuvenation.
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It's a slowdown in the real estate market combined with a negative view of the brand.
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Chief Executive Shabtai Shoval, however, also said surveillance must be combined with agents on the ground.
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The thing now, it's combined with social media, where you can actually connect with these people.
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Decades of weak construction levels combined with a fast growing population has made new homes scarce.
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Though it sounds unappealing on its own, when combined with other materials, consumers couldn't resist it.
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Combined with widely expected ASP pressure, we estimate FY20E iPhone revenue to decline 5% y/y.
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Technological innovation and industry leadership, combined with effective state and federal regulations, are making the difference.
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So non-discrimination must be combined with an individual mandate, the requirement that everyone get insurance.
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Combined with other improvements, they calculated the Universe's expansion at 74 kilometers per second per megaparsec.
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For starters, its surfer-dude register combined with what Ms. O'Conner calls its "annoyingly chirpy" tone.
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Occasionally, her fascination with technological processes, combined with an incomprehension of them, can have productive results.
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Oculus is selling its Oculus Rift headset for $599, or $1,500 when combined with a computer.
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Neonics combined with a common fungicide, for example, were more than twice as deadly for bees.
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First, the cannabis product is combined with liquid nitrogen so that it is cold and brittle.
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The European Union investigation combined with the ending of the Double Irish led Apple to Jersey.
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And, when combined with the right timing, that can add up to what humans call creativity.
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That, combined with other features, is aimed at driving better conditions for trading for institutional customers.
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Combined with an unexpectedly close governor race in Mississippi, the results may give the GOP pause.
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That, combined with the column-shift automatic transmission, results in forward momentum best described as relaxed.
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This trend, combined with slow productivity growth, has resulted in stagnant living standards for most Americans.
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But the romantic mood has only continued under Piccioli, combined with a cooler, more subversive poetry.
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Donald Trump's statements about NATO combined with Russian aggression has put the security order at risk.
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It's entrancing when combined with the down-tempo trap drum lines and auto-tuned piano riffs.
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"The real innovation is in the way these technologies are combined with synchronized touch," said Leach.
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Analysts have suggested that they could be combined with the family's newspaper-focused company, News Corporation.
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Enjoy refreshing fruit flavors combined with the smooth taste of Smirnoff Vodka straight from your freezer.
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The bar, combined with their cat cafe, will allow Denver Cat Company to double cat adoptions.
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Combined with my calendar, I get things done and usually end up in the right place.
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The sweetener on its own seems fine, but there was a change when combined with carbohydrates.
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Still, the guidance tells medical staff to prioritize those with symptoms combined with other risk factors.
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But its aggressive ways, combined with a series of scandals, may be catching up with it.
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"A healthy store base combined with robust digital capabilities is Macy's recipe for success," Gennette said.
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That mixture is to be combined with a range of spices, lemon peel and some sugar.
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There was lots of Not So Good Melo: bricked, inefficient shots combined with turnovers and fouls.
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The virtuosity of ballet when combined with another virtuosic artist, it&aposs a really good match.
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The semblance of stability in oil combined with some solid company results to lift Wall Street.
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This, combined with declining populations, incessantly warming seas, and now potentially corroded scales spell mounting strain.
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He combined with Sam Tuivailala and Reggie McClain (one inning each) on an eight-hit shutout.
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He combined with Sam Tuivailala and Reggie McClain (one inning each) on an eight-hit shutout.
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Combined with its data around the popularity of classes, this allowed ClassPass to introduce variable pricing.
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Some are also combined with a decongestant, such as pseudoephedrine, to relieve nasal and sinus congestion.
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Her information, combined with meteorological data, pinpointed the lab as the source of the anthrax release.
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This could have been combined with cross-site scripting and other attacks on the user's account.
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However, when combined with an existing skepticism, things are getting tougher for the legitimate organizations too.
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The dovish talk combined with low inflation expectations has caused the market to reprice its expectations.
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Combined with the inescapable sounds of commercial aircraft, traffic noise distresses wildlife populations everywhere in America.
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I pay and M. will cash app me later combined with the cost of our laundry.
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The makeover, combined with Le Pen's political agility and down-to-earth affability, has been effective.
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When they are combined with behavioral therapy, those who are treated reduce their risk of death.
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That move, combined with chatter about other steps Amazon may take, have rocked health-related stocks.
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The company's deleveraging is supported by strong free cash flow (FCF) generation combined with moderate dividends.
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Combined with Abrams -- though they both lost -- she helped dramatically increase Democratic turnout in the state.
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These roadblocks combined with knee-high water, stopped her from being able to drive too far.
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Or, by following their passion and working hard, perhaps combined with some assistance from their parents?
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These music bundles will increasingly be combined with other services as well to build competitive advantage.
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John Cornyn, R-Texas, and Chris Murphy, D-Connecticut, combined with some type of financial package.
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Of course politics, literature, entertainment and pop culture, combined with nimble vocabulary, heavily feed these puzzles.
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It's all the excitement of getting to open a present combined with the practicality of cash.
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" In Chicago, federal investigators found "widespread constitutional violations, combined with unaddressed abusive and racially discriminatory conduct.
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What he will be remembered for is the brilliance of his opinions combined with his personality.
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That competition, combined with increased evergreening from big names, could discourage the generics from the market.
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The petitions were transferred to San Diego and combined with the lawsuit there over family separation.
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Here it's combined with bread crumbs to make a miraculously flavorful, crunchy coating for chicken thighs.
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Its 2,168 square feet could be combined with an adjacent unit for an even grander home.
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Combined with a high of minus-8, the day finished a whopping 21980 degrees below normal.
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For some aspects of federal policy, there's no substitute for careful study combined with practical experience.
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And Congress's ambition, when combined with its power, was expected to be particularly potent — perhaps overwhelming.
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Combined with larger donors and PACs, this gave Democrats a distinct fundraising advantage in many races.
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Combined with the stunning Retina display, it's a great platform if you spend time on photo editing.
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Those two things, combined with a faster processor, are the main differentiators compared to the older 6.
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Elliott was combined with four other cases and decided by the U.S. Supreme Court in Brown v.
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Security technology combined with machine learning, biometrics and user behaviour will improve usability and self-service capabilities.
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That lawsuit was later combined with three similar lawsuits, and that litigation remains pending, court records show.
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And they think that their findings, combined with the effects of climate change, do not bode well.
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The next relief rally should be triggered by continued signs of economic growth combined with subdued inflation.
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The LME and equity raise, combined with asset disposals, are expected to raise around €1bn in capital.
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The trade dispute has combined with a strong dollar and weakening global demand to undercut export growth.
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"There are concerns with women's differential metabolizing of MDMA combined with low body mass index," she says.
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Falling food prices — combined with higher quality products and better customer service — boosted scores for most supermarkets.
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The resultant reduction in interest expense, combined with operating cash flow growth, has greatly improved UVN's FCF.
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Combined with secret sharing, blockchains could prove a formidable challenge to even the most talented of hackers.
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Why don't you tell me about this new mutual fund you've launched combined with, is it colony?
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"Our automated process, combined with the fake credit card, gives this power back to the average person."
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The court did note that information might only become "about" a person if combined with other information.
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"A potential prolonged political uncertainty, combined with looser capital controls, could cause significant deposit outflows," Moody's said.
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Combined with the Raiders' weak run defense, it forces the team into bad down-and-distance scenarios.
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But unlike a traditional credit card, it's combined with an FDIC-backed checking account called Zero Checking.
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When combined with a display stand, the XPS 23 can lie almost flat on a desk surface.
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He believes that these factors, combined with long-term low oil prices, will help drive stocks higher.
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Combined with third-party tools, beacons could provide a wealth of additional user information to a campaign.
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West's mentee Big Sean combined with Coldplay on "Miracles (Someone Special)" for their Kaleidoscope EP from July.
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The series of tattoos, combined with a couple that were already there, now covers his entire chest.
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He describes its core tech as "AI and crypto mechanisms combined with a highly intuitive policy manager".
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That, combined with her music career, quickly launched her into stardom — something she wasn't entirely ready for.
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NATO air power combined with American-trained Afghan special forces pack "an offensive punch", says General Nicholson.
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That, combined with the rental market in London, makes me significantly worse off than my parents' generation.
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With the effects of climate change combined with fierce fire seasons, the winds now seem more ominous.
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That, combined with rapid adoption of smartphones and digital spending, means e-commerce is set to skyrocket.
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In addition, Yahoo user data could be combined with insights from Verizon's mobile, internet and cable customers.
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If we had been completely combined with no allowance from the beginning, maybe it wouldn't have worked.
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Medical and credit card debt had combined with mortgage payments on their $23,2038 home in Frederick, Colo.
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Combined with conservative interpretations of sharia law in local courts, this has made life tough for homosexuals.
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High household debt, combined with strong residential property price growth, remain key risks to the financial system.
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Police have been tracking phones for years, and this practice can now be combined with video analytics.
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This combination of on-board systems combined with map data makes the system feel polished and sophisticated.
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Combined with a series of poor debate performances, the candidate's position in the polls began to dip.
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The high borrowing costs combined with surging import prices hit economic activity, driving the economy into recession.
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These observations, combined with many other independent lines of evidence, led scientists to consider several possible explanations.
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But even that, combined with people expelled from Mexico, would stretch the centre's resources, Ms Rodríguez says.
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Some say those pressures - combined with mass unemployment - are what drives people like Bafounga to be creative.
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Combined with medications she was taking, the effect was lethal, Oswalt explained in a statement in February.
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The first lock — the boss's public key — only comes off when combined with your boss's private key.
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This ease of use, combined with the bots' safety features, also made them popular in research labs.
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Winds of this caliber, combined with the recently heavy rainfall, severely increase the chance of trees falling.
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Combined with Bright, the two health insurance startups have pulled in a whopping $3 billion so far.
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This information will then be indexed by Dataset Search and combined with input from Google's Knowledge Graph.
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The detail of the city combined with Spidey's acrobatic moves means you can get some stunning imagery.
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Low oil prices combined with trouble in China to create a pretty market-phobic start to 2016.
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Mars' energy combined with the sun in detail-oriented Virgo, we'll be seeing very clearly this week.
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That, combined with screenings, could help catch symptoms of depression among new fathers and treat them early.
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These measures, combined with a powerful vaccine developed in 1937, practically eliminated yellow fever in the Americas.
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A fly on its own is harmless—only when combined with humanity does the concept become frightening.
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Hydrogen peroxide can be used as a cleaning agent for pools, but not when combined with chlorine.
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The loosely draped and ultra plunging neckline combined with the cinched waist creates a major "wow" moment.
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Combined with an extra 13.29% off for using my Macy's card, the total ends up being $9.
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In an interview with Shape, he said he recommends high-intensity weight training combined with some cardio.
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That, combined with a reliable if shrinking Republican vote could help the Republican Party save its majorities.
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The book, which features Kariuki's photos combined with Osella's visual remixes, is called the Lil Yachty Scrapbook.
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The importance of having a superior network, combined with cutting edge technology, drove a revolution in technology.
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Armada, which has annual sales of approximately $10 million, will be combined with Amer's winter sports business.
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Those raucous concerts, combined with high temperatures, could make first-time drug use during summer particularly risky.
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And my greasy, pale poop, or steatorrhea, combined with my recent river tip is a telltale symptom.
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This, combined with reduced precipitation, could severely impact food production, experts warn, potentially resulting in mass starvation.
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All those elements, combined with Oprah just being Oprah, she does indeed look like an cosmic figure.
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Combined with a lack of good legal advice, this can lead desperate deportees to make bad decisions.
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This can also be combined with ebay's other deals and any coupon codes that may pop up.
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The risks that poses, combined with those created by a white backlash to multiculturalism, are great indeed.
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Game Boy displayed games at 160x144; that, combined with Samus's size, restricted visibility of on-screen terrain.
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Spanish tenor Jose Carreras said she possessed a voice of great range, combined with a flawless technique.
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That business will in turn be combined with AOL, which Verizon acquired last year for $4.4 billion.
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Offering an increase in that aid, possibly combined with an economic incentives package, could make compromise easier.
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"It's everything you don't understand about money combined with everything you don't understand about computers," Oliver said.
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For most countries, barbed-wire or electric fences, combined with ditches and buffer zones, are the reality.
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That, combined with only a slight uptick in delinquencies, makes clear that the sky is not falling.
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Combined with the platform's biographical data, it could be a powerful place for game companies to advertise.
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When combined with airy floral motifs in the collections, the nails have an almost vintage wallpaper vibe.
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The federal government is limited by statutorily-mandated spending combined with pressure to make changes budget-neutral.
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A similar shortage, combined with mechanical problems at ports, affected shipments in the first half as well.
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Combined with the platform's potential for massive reach, there's nowhere else to spread these kinds of messages.
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However, consumers should recognize that the profit motive, when combined with market competition, can serve us well.
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Combined with other countries in the region, southern Africa's appeal for emergency aid stands at $1.6 billion.
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Combined with a tandem spectator event called the Velorama, it's something like the Lollapalooza of bike racing.
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When those assets are combined with Verizon's AOL division, there could reportedly be up to 216,20 layoffs.
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Hundreds of airstrikes since July, combined with Islamic State sabotage, have reduced much of Ramadi to rubble.
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This Discount cannot be combined with other offers or promotions and cannot be applied to past purchases.
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Combined with propaganda efforts, the Daisycutters helped convince thousands of Iraqi troops to surrender, according to Haulman.
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Combined with sluggish growth of its core beverages, U.S. same-store sales grew by 2% that quarter.
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When combined with small launch and traditional expendable vehicles, reusability will make launching payloads to orbit commonplace.
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Confrontation combined with an endless cycle of sanctions isn't the answer, even if sanctions sometimes are justified.
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In the case of Iran, the violent words were combined with breaking a nuclear arms control deal.
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