If Gucci builds intentional camp by combining vulgarity with high art, Trump builds unintentional camp by combining vulgarity with hard power.
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Some solutions are already being tried — combining men's and women's wear in the same show, for example, or combining pre-fall and fall collections.
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There is no limit to combining offers, so you will find the best value on this card by combining mailer discounts with Yes2You Rewards promotions.
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Some products become fantastical, like combining cognitive research with finance to generate "thought pattern-based credit scores" or combining social networking, analytics, and genetic research to establish a cloning facility.
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"Typically done by lighting two candles or combining sand, modern couples are now incorporating their own spin on unity ceremonies, like making guacamole together or combining red and white wine."
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Conze was skeptical of the synergies that could be generated from combining broadcast infrastructure - a view shared by investment bankers who also see a lack of upside in combining disparate franchises and languages.
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Combining them with different ways is my 'play,' my learning.
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If follows recent positive data from combining two oral drugs.
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Combining each family member's powers is the only way through.
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IF: And they're going to be combining it with Daydream.
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Combining very rich people, opacity and markets can be explosive.
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Combining storage and computing will enable devices to run faster.
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Coinbase will be combining the Toshi and Cipher Browser teams.
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"We're using nature's building blocks and combining them," he says.
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Combining the two would likely mean a contraction of both.
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Prisms are one tool for combining and separating those signals.
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Combining it with the free Community Edition should increase that.
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It's just combining a bunch of things without innovating much.
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So naturally, he took a glorious picture combining the two.
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By combining these symbols — which represent actions, events, objects, etc.
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Ultimately, this is a combining of sales and marketing data.
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The next evolution seems to be combining these careers seamlessly.
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But combining responsibility with youthful folly doesn't always end gracefully.
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Combining salt, caramel, and chocolate has never ever been wrong.
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And combining these two, she becomes excellent, excellent service player.
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"Jobs are combining in this digital world," Mr. Lammas said.
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The antitrust risk of them combining would thus be less.
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In some cases, combining two checkpoint inhibitors increases the effectiveness.
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After combining categories into our composite of the left vs.
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"Combining finances can be very stressful for most," says Face.
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First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes ... combining finances?
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How people feel about combining finances also differs by generation.
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Combining crude and oil products, it traded 104 million tonnes.
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It is another project combining Johnson's photography and community activism.
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"There is nothing ridiculous about combining the two," McGrath says.
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Both push forward the similar stories by combining shared elements.
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It follows recent positive data from combining two oral drugs.
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Interestingly, they gained little more by combining acclimation and precooling.
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Combining Spotify playlists is as easy as copying and pasting.
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And there had been steps toward combining the two features.
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I kept fiddling, combining different wings and masts and fuselages.
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From the company's perspective, combining with Charter would make sense.
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Possibly, now that Schwab and TD Ameritrade are also combining.
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The overall ranking was calculated by combining the category scores.
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Still, combining the two appears to have the worst results.
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So, I said, I would look at combining different agencies.
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In some cases, combining those functions might make some sense.
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In an effort to execute on these objectives, operations will be organized in the following departments with the following leaders reporting into me: · Broker services (all of our insurance operations) - Stephanie Ho o Group services (combining BOR, renewals, AM, enrollments, custom plan loads) o Member services (combining member processing, COBRA, carrier resolution, insurance support) · Insurance marketplace (combining carrier operations and relations) - Colin Rogers · Payroll services (payroll support will now report to payroll services) - J Zac Stein · HR and Ancillary services (combining templates, FP, ancillary and HR/ancillary support) - Alli Tiscornia · Quality (combining quality, audits and escalations) - Sarah Blanchard There is a lot of change for all of us.
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Ballet has taught me the importance of combining passion with discipline.
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The story is deeply touching, too, combining cognitive psychology and mythology.
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I'm combining the two and it's been a lot of fun.
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Combining botanicals, essential oils, salts and minerals, she has created: Phys.
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Sure, combining Cheetos with fast-food favorites is technically old news.
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But combining the two markets would be a long run strategy.
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P pays but we are combining all costs for the trip.
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Combining low doses of THC and CBD isn't a new concept.
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The key to reinvention is to be constantly learning and combining.
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Combining your principal and the interest brings your balance to $102.
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You're combining cardio with strength training, and it requires laser focus.
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Combining AI with other techniques "could be very powerful," Vespignani says.
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Combining scaled distribution with scaled content creation is such a step.
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Combining the two, so Microsoft thought, would create a credible challenger.
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"We are combining with a talented group of people," Hales said.
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Combining them will provide a "safety cocoon" around an autonomous vehicle.
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Combining a moral message with financial might proved to be powerful.
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And is combining these two formerly unrelated foods enough for me?
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They forecast savings of around 250 million euros from combining operations.
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Playmen was unique for combining eroticism with art and cultural criticism.
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Combining health and social care has produced some successful tie-ups.
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Facebook insists that combining all of that data is actually great.
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These models evolve by learning and combining lessons from other geographies.
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Plus there was a lot of industrial logic combining the companies.
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And for whatever reason combining those two makes people wildly uncomfortable.
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Some Wall Street analysts were skeptical of combining distribution and content.
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Combining both vulnerabilities in a targeted attack would be extremely dangerous.
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Combining the companies may also create bureaucracy and friction among employees.
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The pieces can be colorful and playful, often combining different media.
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The economic situation, combining with a lax view on environmental law
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That's where the left seems to be combining those two issues.
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Moreover, the best solutions often come from combining conventional wisdom, i.e.
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Combining finances also makes paying bills easier and budgeting more transparent.
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We decided to make tea combining resources from our four apartments.
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Obviously, combining data nationwide makes this very hard to figure out.
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Combining instant credit with instant spending is key to this feature.
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Between the lines: The two hospital systems proposed combining in August.
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So in the spirit of going big, we're combining the two.
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Combining, really, quantum physics [and] gravitational physics...into a single device.
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An image, combining bodies, music and an architectural element, had coalesced.
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Combining all these sources of data is called "multi-messenger" astronomy.
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Daniel Zhang is combining the role with that of chief executive.
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But there are other problems with combining power, proximity and desire.
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Combining it with Fox's regional sports networks would create a colossus.
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Maybe we'll see the men's and women's departments combining before long.
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Behind dressing easy, lies an accurate selection, also when combining clothes.
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Every woman should have the choice of combining family and career.
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We also need some general principles, combining common sense and compassion.
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He drew investors by combining mathematical models and broad economic analyses.
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The exhibition title is almost sculptural, combining body, action, and object.
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Now they must convince critics that combining is a good thing.
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"There was not an additive effect" from combining them, he says.
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He says he had a bad reaction to combining prescription meds.
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"Combining genres is something that we've always been interested in," says Valentine.
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Combining their airplay, the three songs' audience for the week ending Dec.
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Combining two of your favorite childhood sweets sounds like a confectionary dream.
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But combining the two can "breathe life" into an investigation, he said.
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Combining authenticity with work ethic is a winning formula for audience growth.
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Interestingly, the two companies didn't wait for this deal before combining forces.
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Combining the three images produces the natural colors of the final image.
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Combining the two simulations provides a reliability score between 0 and 1.
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MWM Immersive is finally combining virtual reality and location-based immersive theater
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By combining the two topics, people learn a lot less, he argues.
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So when combining the two starting becoming trendy we were majorly onboard.
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By combining platelets with other materials a powerful composite can be produced.
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Sports Coach-ware: Combining sensors, A.I., data for injury prevention or coaching.
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Stir in farro, combining it with vegetables and coating it in oil.
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By combining the screen with the controller, it eliminates an extra step.
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And the skepticism over the wisdom of combining the two companies continues.
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Next, make the tempera batter by combining all ingredients in a bowl.
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OelSchlägel's performances were glamorous and elegant, combining music, visual splendor, and sport.
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When combining homes with a significant other, certain things can cause drama.
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Combining financial resources would allow the companies to build faster, Ray said.
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Combining all these benefits and drawbacks into a single figure is tricky.
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"We haven't had any serious discussions about combining the companies," she said.
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Now, they will be combining their respective work into more integrated offerings.
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Combining these, the team says, better captured the nuances of the colors.
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"We want to lay the groundwork for combining these two different types."
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The speed and the competition are combining to push home prices higher.
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Mancini stuck to Chapecoense's policy of combining experienced journeymen and young prospects.
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Is there a way that you see BuzzFeed and Viacom combining successfully?
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The tricky part, he says, was combining the two of them together.
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The consequences of combining alcohol and MDMA can outlast the drugs' effects.
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He said Snapchat Discover is a new medium, combining television and print.
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Combining boot-camp training and apprenticeships will develop well-rounded cybersecurity professionals.
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Miner might work on combining those efforts, although Google wouldn't say specifically.
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Liaquat, famous for combining religion and game shows, has often courted controversy.
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DE leisure airline Niki before combining the business with TUI's airline TUIfly.
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You can start by finding two completely different ideas and combining them.
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Combining the two companies would expand Gannett's portfolio to nearly 120 newspapers.
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Cruz has suggested combining the separate interviews into a Trump-Cruz debate.
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Newspapers have been combining to weather the decline in print ad sales.
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Multiple genes may be needed, and combining them may yield better results.
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Myth: Combining sports drinks with energy gels will give you more energy.
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Media observers are questioning the merits of combining Refinery and Vice, though.
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EditorsNote: Several small changes, including combining a few sentences into one graf.
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Combining their names and these three priorities, they created Rothy's in 2016.
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Combining finances can help simplify that process, and keep tabs on debt.
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The longtime rival online-content-recommendation companies Taboola and Outbrain are combining.
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Combining a typing game with David Lynch might at first seem random.
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People will spend weekends, possibly combining the stay with other tourist activity.
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All these years later I am back to combining paint and print.
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As I said before, the command line's power comes from combining commands.
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The strategic novelty is combining different kinds of hot and cold beverages.
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Combining the work of computers and humans resulted in 99.5 percent accuracy.
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But the show itself is kludgy, combining dated sitcom rhythms with sermonizing.
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It plays off this idea by combining physical elements with digital components.
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Look, we haven't had any serious discussions around combining the companies. Okay.
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He's combining that with solid defense, punctuated by the occasional transcendent play.
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Uber, Lyft and unreliable M.T.A. service are combining to push down ridership.
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With Duplex, Google is combining these various tasks into a single system.
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For a creative tablescape, Mr. Hunter suggested combining pieces from different sets.
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" In the commission's executive summary, layered cyber deterrence is explained by combining " . . .
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It's my nickname, combining the nicknames of Jose (Pepe) and Antonio (Ton).
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Combining the labor of both countries makes the end product less expensive.
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Combining both, Mr. Denny, 2894.30, found the shape, literally, of an idea.
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Now, they are combining with student activism, outraged parents, and legislative leadership.
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Combining those properties allows businesses to meet numerous banking regulations at once.
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All the clues appear in a single list, combining Across and Down.
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Combining what you notice from the two graphs, what do you conclude?
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So, by combining these two planets, Virgo, you can expect extra surprises.
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We see each other often, his three kids combining forces with my four.
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Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi are combining royal duty with family time!
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So, they were combining the very beginning of all this digital queer space.
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The confectioner set off 2017 combining our two favorite indulgences: chocolate and Champagne.
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Eyes, like computer printers, create images by combining a selection of primary colors.
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It's hard to imagine combining 1920s Hollywood glamour with elements from the circus.
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By combining the two influences, he explores camp's history as a transformative concept.
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Hydrogen fuel cells produce electricity without combustion by combining hydrogen with oxygen molecules.
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The AI is designed to be conversational, combining search queries with task completions.
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Made by combining gin and Angostura bitters, it was supposed to fight seasickness.
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This response was presented to the user by combining data from different sources.
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They found that about 80% of participants endorsed combining exercise and cannabis use.
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It's designed for one-handed use by combining magnets with a mechanical clasp.
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Sencrop is slowly building a community of farmers by combining all data points.
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Combining two of nature's most destructive forces seems like a good idea, right?
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The vibrations of the bowls had penetrated my psyche, combining with my high.
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Combining them keeps both the number of distributors and content producers the same.
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Combining Symantec with CA, software would account for 37% of Broadcom's total revenue.
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First, make the spicy mayo by combining all the ingredients in a bowl.
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Combining ketamine and MDMA is as common a drug combo as you'll get.
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Newer services, like Playlist, are also combining social networking features with music streaming.
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By combining the lottery and auction systems it aims to make everyone happy.
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When you're combining buffs and multiple attacks, the numbers can get complicated quickly.
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We got married in the spring, and are slowly working on combining finances.
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Mr Whishaw, at least, is well cast, combining fey otherworldliness with magnetic energy.
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But Uptime is a fresh new take, combining group messaging with collaborative viewing.
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"I see no industrial logic in combining," he said in an emailed statement.
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The paper is mainly an inference based on combining other pieces of evidence.
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Merger moves Combining Fiat Chrysler (FCAU) and Renault (RNLSY) could benefit both companies.
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That makes her father, 40, a foremost expert on combining parenting and tennis.
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Ostensibly, combining natural fibers with silver would create a powerful anti-odor team.
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Turns out there are 52,000 options for combining the different genders and colors.
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He then shot images in Hong Kong, combining the two scenes in-camera.
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Here are six things to know about combining weed or alcohol with sex.
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Now, it's combining the two and spicing up its menu with new items.
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Combining generative adversarial techniques with other recent advances lets you do even more.
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Combining illustration and calligraphy, every print clearly conveys the mood of each movie.
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Combining supposedly confidential data sets can heighten the risk of accidentally identifying individuals.
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Toyota does not approve of combining driving with the consumption of alcoholic beverages.
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Combining the reservoirs would save negligible amounts of water, in the bureau's view.
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Iron Ox wants to create more sustainable farming by combining robotics and hydroponics.
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Grego advised combining defensive space technology with stronger legal limits on orbital weaponry.
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Clearly, Humm is a fan of combining high-brow and low-brow ingredients.
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The claim evolves from statistics combining purchasing power parity (PPP) and GDP figures.
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Both teams battled the elements, combining for five errors and four hit batters.
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You can get even more creative by combining the stopover and open jaws.
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The companies promised to hike profits by combining vehicle platforms and engine families.
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"People are combining efforts to get more bang for their buck," he said.
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It's kind of combining flavors in there, it's almost like a chemical reaction.
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Saulnier's stab at high art—combining brutal violence with a cautionary tale about
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Vodafone agreed in January to combining its Indian unit with Idea Cellular IDEA.
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The dream now is to make more work combining LEDs with painted surfaces.
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By using water and combining that with lemon to 'detoxify,' it detoxifies nothing.
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Combining all of these into a single system is a logical next step.
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Combining Spark for analysis and Parquet for storage helps on both those fronts.
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Combining with AT&T is meant to accelerate those efforts, Mr. Bewkes said.
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This is like a couple moving in together and combining their kitchen appliances.
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Combining sports and motherhood has not been easy but it has been exceptional.
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He suggested at least 20 minutes a day, combining aerobic and anaerobic exercise.
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Combining existing gas sensors with bio-inspired AI algorithms to monitor food aroma.
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We're going into this with a mindset of growing and combining the businesses.
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Combining the two telecom providers would have helped their majority shareholders as well.
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They were, and they did, for $452,000, combining it with the alcove studio.
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Analysts said combining the two companies made enormous sense on a basic level.
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The EVP said that combining the apps also "makes sense" from Walmart's perspective.
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Combining innovation and climate policies will enable even cheaper and faster emissions reductions.
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Manufactured snow is produced by combining water and compressed air at cold temperatures.
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A San Francisco start-up is combining food and technology to prevent diabetes.
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Combining two units is one of the few remaining avenues available to them.
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Marvel has done this before, combining characters to assemble the blockbuster Avengers movies.
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And when combining these two all-important indicators, the picture becomes even bleaker.
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Barclays Africa Group was created by combining Absa Group and Barclays' African operations.
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Putting data to work and combining it with machine learning tools could help.
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Melee keeps things spicy by combining in one feed content about your picks.
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When presented with the prospect of combining the two issues, committee member Sen.
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T), and for combining the liquid crystal display businesses of Hitachi Ltd (6501.
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Inua, in Tokyo, combining Nordic and Japanese influences, was named best newcomer. restaurantawards.world.
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It's film, it's audio, it's written pieces, sometimes combining all of the above.
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Well no, it's because you've got content companies in the same business combining.
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DC: That's why he got to be vice president, you start combining them.
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It's basically combining savory and sweet, and I'm a huge fan of both.
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Now, earlier research found combining the two was better for improved swimming performance, but the authors didn't compare one or the other alone, and a study performed in 2015 found there was "no meaningful additive effect" of combining the two.
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Just as you can make infinitely many arithmetic equations by combining a few mathematical symbols and following a small set of rules, you can make infinitely many sentences by combining a modest set of words and a modest set of rules.
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In response, Swift countersued him, combining two civial complaints for the trail, Reuters reports.
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She performs as a solo musician, combining theatrical and operatic influences in her work.
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These bodies-in-passage are channeled by combining sound and language with fragmented narrative.
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The paradox that arose in Barnett's earlier paper comes from combining two crucial points.
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Leave it to Tom Hanks to save the day by combining Shakespeare and improv.
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Weighting and combining these signals in five different ways produces five numbers as outputs.
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Combining LQG and string theory would truly make it the only game in town.
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"It's combining these two assets that allows us to create a unique business solution."
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I came from energy and then in maritime, and sort of combining those things.
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N in February, combining the two largest owners of timberland in the United States.
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Practical experience, evidence and faith are combining in an ever-stronger movement against slavery.
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Yamaha, however, is taking a different approach by combining autonomous driving with humanoid robots.
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But combining multiple sources of data with VR and AI techniques has stunning implications.
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Combining resources on autonomous driving is one of the things being discussed, Diess said.
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"We have a good plan in terms of combining mobility with VR," Chang said.
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So some are experimenting with combining rule-based learning with pattern-matching deep learning.
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Chip makers have been combining to cut costs and build scale for their customers.
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Like other carriers, you can count on Dish combining its video and mobile products.
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That's because uniting the two would be like combining UFC and filing your taxes.
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By combining, PSA and Fiat Chrysler could share the costs of developing electric cars.
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The team expanded upon existing question generators by combining supervised learning with reinforcement learning.
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But he asks whether combining changes in the 1990s and the 2000s makes sense.
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Prince William and Prince Harry are combining their royal duties with some sibling time.
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That means combining its models of global climate with an understanding of local peculiarity.
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The two companies may be powerful, and combining them will only heighten those powers.
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Of course, nothing is ever really that simple when combining companies in this manner.
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Airlines have scrambled to meet demand by combining flights and making other schedule tweaks.
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In the future, Post imagines combining the two cell types in a co-culture.
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And combining some supplements, or taking too much of them, can be outright dangerous.
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There's much improvement to be done, perhaps combining the terahertz radiation with other frequencies.
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One solution is combining the power of multiple devices/sensors to gather more information.
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RED is also doing more than just combining two images to make standard 3D.
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Now she's combining all her experience into a new design gig with Universal Standard.
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At the moment Mr Schulz seems to be combining the worst of both options.
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And what are the implications of combining the Internet of Things (IoT) with intelligence?
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But the idea of combining them into one package just seems a little weird.
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That means combining both the hair and the lip with a Taylor-themed outfit.
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Combining virtual reality and neuroscience may help a stroke patient's brain recover more quickly.
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Populist politicians almost always end up combining populism with one or more other ideologies.
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Combining proven fun activities of skiing or snowboarding with kiting makes the joy exponential.
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Eskom has trimmed its executive management from 21 people to nine by combining roles.
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Known as HeLa cells, combining the first two letters of her names, they multiplied.
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Still, the CMU researchers reckon they are onto something by combining rings and smartwatches.
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Clearly, that guy was really into combining his two favorite things: tanks and babes.
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Other images subvert conventional ideas of Pop by combining the expected with the unexpected.
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With forward Kevin Durant sidelined, Curry and Thompson took over, combining for 60 points.
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The story of the first half was the teams combining for 34 personal fouls.
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CVS drove industry-leading performance by combining its retail pharmacy business with Caremark's PBM.
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The mid-song bass drop combining electronic beats, drums, and some vocals sound balanced.
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So what about combining all of the above for the ultimate stress relieving experience?
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This voice-first market - combining voice with artificial intelligence (AI) - barely existed in 2014.
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You need to make sure the burger is balanced by combining the right ingredients.
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Flowminder is a nonprofit organization that has taken on this challenge of combining data.
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Rather, forecasting research suggests combining forecasts from many different methods that use different information.
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They said they expected combining their fleets to save about ¥110 billion per year.
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These stemless glasses have a subtle pumpkin shape, combining stylish glassware with holiday fun.
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The decor reflects the whimsy of New York City, combining Mediterranean and urban styling.
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She hopes to concentrate on audio memoirs, combining them with digitized photos and memorabilia.
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Combining documentary, autobiography, poetry and politics, the film has Mr. Riggs in its center.
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Shop Herschel backpacksHerschel Supply Co. is all about combining timeless design with modern functionality.
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DirecTV and Dish, meanwhile, have already tried combining and been barred by US regulators.
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The Dezeen Awards shortlist recognizes SWEETS hotel for "combining modern initiatives with industrial heritage."
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Dell has been looking at combining with VMware since the beginning of the year.
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The proposed transaction will result in Copeland Biosciences combining its corporate existence with Subco.
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"It ups the ante by combining it with customization, immersion and sustainability," says Upchurch.
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"We haven't had any serious discussions about combining the companies," she said on Wednesday.
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Respondents who earn more than their partners more commonly feel remorse over combining finances.
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Combining finances with your partner means two things for both of you, says Keckler.
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But in Amazon's case, it's taking the idea of combining tasks a bit further.
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Lazard Asset Management is pushing into "quantamental" strategies combining human stock-pickers with machines.
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Combining with Valspar would bolster Sherwin-Williams's presence outside the United States and Canada.
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Now, they're combining their experiences as founders and investors to help small, scrappy startups.
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Their technique, combining en pointe dancing with hip-hop techniques, is mind-bogglingly hard.
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So today that requires being a technology company, combining analytics with hyper-targeted advertising.
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I contacted him to get the lowdown on why combining the two rarely works.
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Combining elements of Christianity, pan-Africanism and mysticism, the movement has no central authority.
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What are your aims in combining references of antiquity with a "post-contemporary" aestheticization?
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With Blue Coat, the two companies are combining to create an enterprise security giant.
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By combining those overlapping sources of data, this algorithm gets a markedly fuller picture.
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Munger is no stranger to combining his appreciation of science and his business thinking.
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Combining the cameras and shelf sensors, it can accurately tally each person's grocery list.
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Combining these basic click types with other sounds yields about 43 distinct click consonants.
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She began playing with that idea as well, combining photography and performance with painting.
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Building a high-quality augmented reality platform will require combining hardware and software innovations.
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The releases were enormous successes, reviving the franchise and combining for 18 million sales.
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Seen in close-up, they often look precious, combining lurid hues and aesthetic flamboyance.
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No matter what the motivation is, combining cocaine and alcohol can carry serious risks.
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We looked into what other risks people should know about combining the two drugs.
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SOCIAL Q'S What's there to do when your significant other stalls on combining addresses?
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Combining text and photographs, Cole seeks a combination of intuition, context, and moral intelligence.
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By combining these two figures, you get the exact VAT amount for your taxes.
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They were doing gymnastics, and fights, and choreography and just kind of combining everything.
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"Oss!" they yelled — a karate greeting combining the Japanese words for push and persevere.
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Or make your own flavored topper, combining salt with herbs, spices or citrus zest.
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Dr. Hill has recently argued for combining several different processes to explain sexual selection.
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HTC is combining the two and offering the pedigree of its big VR brand.
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More symptoms, more impairment, can mean more complex regimens, combining different kinds of drugs.
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Combining these insights led him to understand that black holes actually had a temperature.
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Nancy Sehested, a Baptist minister, officiated at a ceremony combining Hindu and Christian traditions.
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Nancy Sehested, a Baptist minister, officiated at a ceremony combining Hindu and Christian traditions.
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I thought combining knock-knock jokes with a crossword would make an interesting hybrid.
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Ask Real Estate Q. A shareholder in our co-op is combining two apartments.
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Federal regulators are considering blocking Facebook from combining WhatsApp, Instagram and its other apps.
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Runaway hits often hybridize these tropes, combining and expanding on what makes them successful.
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The teams lit it up from beyond the arc, combining for 24 three-pointers.
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This Cyber Monday, the brand is combining all three — and we couldn't be happier.
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One way to do this will be combining work and leisure, experts tell CNBC.
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What would transform politics would be combining ranked choice voting with multi-winner districts.
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They were combining two apartments in a renovation, and they rented a country home.
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The combining of military and civilian sections is a familiar North Korean parade format.
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Unlike those who advocate combining all money in shared accounts or keeping money totally separate, we&aposre of the philosophy that there&aposs no one right way to approach to combining finances — we just had to decide what made sense to us.
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Combining those studies, hearing loss could increase the risk of cognitive decline by 94 percent.
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So, combining that ... I don't even like when Apple Watch tells me to get up.
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So there's a newsfeed combining social updates, product listings, event info and other geek content.
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"By combining those two datasets, in literally one day, we found this star," Thompson said.
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By combining these elements, Pokémon built one of the most resilient brands in recent memory.
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Taboola and Outbrain, two New York City-based companies run by Israeli CEOs, are combining.
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So this idea of taking building blocks and combining them is not foreign to us.
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Combining all that — in theory — lets you build vastly different versions of the same hero.
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Combining watercolor, magazine ads, and actual trash, the result appeared beautiful rather than heavy-handed.
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Apparently the phone also ships with unique features that result from combining hardware with software.
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In others, the training was more general, combining aerobic conditioning with strength and balance training.
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Second, combining the two firms' technologies should help them to come up with new products.
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Once it's set up, combining the fingerprint sensor and power buttons makes so much sense.
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Privacy watchdogs in Canada and British Columbia are combining existing investigations into Facebook and AggregateIQ.
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There are quips about making other podcast appearances and even combining their show with Rogan's.
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But combining the two together can sometimes be like flying too close to the sun.
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Combining these two high-energy households and their large fan followings into one entity — a.k.a.
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Affinity is a compromise between the two approaches, combining technologies from military and civil engines.
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When I got pregnant, I assumed combining motherhood with my professional life would be easy.
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Camargo: That's what's so unique about combining the documentary format and the narrative fiction format.
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It's only by combining information from different cone cells that colors can be properly distinguished.
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Combining Miramax and TWC into one entity would clear up rights issues for both companies.
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So combining the two into time travelers on the subway seems like a natural progression.
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Combining the comfortable listening experience with the comfortable fit just makes these headphones extremely inviting.
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He had an epiphany: combining virtual battles with climate science was now, finally, a possibility.
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And both men felt there was something to be gained by combining comedy with commentary.
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By combining them, the company was able to make a more convenient and unified service.
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Breaking Rainbows blends these worlds, combining two performers and nearly 700 pounds of raw wool.
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Combining tropical, floral and citrus flavors, this beautiful bevvie would be wonderful on Mother's Day.
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Kelcey's unique name was created by combining her mother's and grandmother's names, Tracey and Kelley.
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The quarks and gluons expand and cool, eventually combining to form protons and other hadrons.
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It's really the best of both worlds, combining an elegant retro aesthetic with modern utility.
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A fusion bomb achieves a much more powerful effect by combining atoms — often from hydrogen.
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By combining planar forms and fake fur, Keister acknowledged the failure of that utopian dream.
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Then we can get to the business of combining the businesses and getting to work.
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"Long-term, combining the portfolios will improve our offering to the market," he told Reuters.
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Combining the two in Lego Batman doubles the nostalgic appeal, while also doubling the creativity.
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And the incidence of combining them rose from 0.1% to 0.8% from 2005 to 2011.
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She and Icelandic Glacial are combining to donate 181,440 bottles of water to Flint residents.
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Sea levels will rise, combining with increased storm severity to place coastal cities at risk.
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Were practitioners selecting and combining materials following some "scientific" methodology for producing biologically active cocktails?
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Poor Cat Designs is still taking a more natural experience and combining it with technology.
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Microsoft is also simplifying Windows 10's logon / lock screens by combining them into one.
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"If you love compromise, combining your finances may be a good fit," said von Tobel.
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For an AI, Hassabis said, this entailed combining pattern recognition abilities with long-term planning.
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Both teams struggled from the perimeter, combining to miss their first 21 3-point attempts.
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Most accidents are caused by a unique chain of events combining human and technical factors.
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Dell owns 81 percent of VMware and considered combining the two companies earlier this year.
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But some investors have questioned the logic of combining the hot and cold drinks businesses.
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It is combining Upjohn with rival Mylan, which makes EpiPens, to create a new company.
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Was combining that cleaner country twang sound with drone a very natural process for you?
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On several drug forums, users report combining loperamide with other drugs to increase its effect.
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Both teams started cold, combining for only five field goals in their first 241.8 attempts.
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It's pretty secure, too, combining a biometric like your thumb print with your personal PIN.
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Song says she went as far as combining seven different shades into one makeup look.
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For many people, the idea of combining beer with liquor isn't that wild a concept.
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Some mock these states as jumlikiyat, an Arabic neologism combining jumhuriyat (republics) and malakiyat (monarchies).
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The Open Ledger Project may have trouble combining the bits of code its members contribute.
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Consolidating your student loans is another repayment option that involves combining multiple loans into one.
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The House healthcare bill failed because it was too complex, combining too many controversial provisions.
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Mr. Wohlt named his magic ingredient aquafaba, combining the Latin words for water and bean.
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The guns are big and plasticky and hearty, combining digital technology with mechanical haptic feedback.
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Combining their service networks, research and development and the like might save €1bn a year.
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Combining history and criticism, this study of textile crafting highlights its social and political aspects.
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This is because it takes multiple exposures before combining those snaps into the HDR version.
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QUICK: WHAT WAS THE FIRST CONVERSATION YOU TWO HAD IN TERMS OF COMBINING YOUR COMPANIES?
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The procedure involved combining a donor's sperm with my husband's and then artificially inseminating me.
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"Combining them required a lot of imagination and engineering — and a vaulted ceiling," she said.
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Combining Moran's operational experience and Ells entrepreneurial spirit helped bolster Chipotle for nearly a decade.
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Bíró worked as a journalist and painter, combining his skills to popularize the ballpoint pen.
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Time Warner is a supplier to AT&T and we are combining with a supplier.
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CityMD recently announced that it's combining with Summit Medical Group, a New Jersey doctor group.
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Combining the two numbers, the researchers created a "sexual display complexity" score for each bird.
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It was an epic contest, with the players combining for 21 birdies, 10 by Mickelson.
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Combining it with a second antibody, pertuzumab, as well as chemotherapy, further increases complete responses.
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"We're combining our forces both in terms expertise … to create this new champion," he said.
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It's dumb as hell, but so is the mere concept of combining Weezer and Weezy.
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It's known that combining Fentanyl and Xanax can cause respiratory distress, coma and possibly death.
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G: Scroll up to view more Feed posts Imagine combining features across Stories and Feed.
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"It's an idea of combining what we've learnt through theater with new technology," says Gauntlet.
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Rodney Anderson ground out 93 yards, with Mayfield and Trey Sermon combining for 128 more.
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Combining the two elements proved to be a perfect societal storm, for people and industry.
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Combining those three figures puts this divorce arrangement at potentially a quarter of a million.
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By combining with Cloudflare, they get that missing network piece, Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince explained.
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There are tremendous wins to be had when combining organic farming with 21st century tech.
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By combining fiction and documentary, Anorgasmia gets at something deeper than mere fact or reportage.
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" Of the adult and medical industries, she said, "I'm not opposed to combining the two.
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However, others are comfortable with the French trend towards combining the jobs and see benefits.
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Combining supposedly found images of figures against solid backgrounds, they have an arbitrary, Surrealist air.
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Combining archival clips with glamorized shots of the women, it's a commentary or gender roles.
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The English did not endear themselves to others by combining rapacity with seeming high-mindedness.
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Ford is the only one known to have tried combining sales channels for mainstream cars.
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Ford is the only one known to have tried combining sales channels for mainstream cars.
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Without combining the two markets, their exchange market might have been too small to function.
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But a lot of it ... Fox and Disney combining is gonna be a shrinking business.
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Combining seriousness and youthful abandon, Mr. Tao grappled with Bruckner's symphony in his restless piece.
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In fact, the combining of the two resulted in a distinctly original style and economy.
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But I can recommend a way of virtually combining both, and it goes through Denmark.
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Combining it with alcohol, or simply doing a little too much can completely incapacitate users.
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Part 1: Revealed: How Racism, Meth, and Sex Are Combining To Destroy Queer Black Lives.
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In an installation combining found objects, photos, and video, Wolf creates a visceral urban narrative.
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Recipes typically call for combining rubbing alcohol and aloe vera gel in the right proportions.
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The words for basic math properties can be conveyed by combining pulses of different lengths.
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Combining his personal life with his professional one, he said, was one of his goals.
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Like other experts, she emphasized the importance of combining addiction treatment with broader medical care.
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However, there is an institutional and municipal argument against combining the men's and women's weeks.
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All together, the pieces deviate wildly in technique, combining stain, hard-edge and shaped painting.
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As an example, combining red and blue light at equal intensities gives the color magenta.
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I write and perform my own material, combining modern rap with reggae to form reggaeton.
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Each category was then given a score out of 100, combining several nitty-gritty details.
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Engagement rate is calculated by combining likes, comments, and shares and dividing by total views.
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They're now looking at life in a more "holistic" way and combining mindfulness with athleticism.
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The tornado smashed homes into each other, combining their contents into mammoth piles of wreckage.
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" He elaborated, "At the starting point, there's some economics associated with combining two companies together.
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It's risky combining this wild range of ingredients unless you really know what you're doing.
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Combining this information lets them calculate the distance to the lensing galaxy and its size.
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Often, AI is only able to take on big challenges by combining these two methods.
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By combining, Fiat Chrysler and PSA will surpass Volkswagen as the market leader in Europe.
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Tampa Bay's bullpen pitched well, with four relievers combining for four innings of scoreless relief.
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None of this means Li's formula for combining the exchanges is necessarily the right one.
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The event will highlight projects from New Inc, the museum's initiative combining craft and technology.
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By combining several mats, an entire sidewalk area can be kept ice and snow-free.
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However, going with Pacific would mean forgoing the potential benefits from combining two complementary businesses.
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The Giant Magellan, by contrast, achieves its power by combining seven 8-meter-diameter mirrors.
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Mr. Wood had quietly innovated ways of combining different types of photographic and printing processes.
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They are no longer simply jazz improvisers combining musical traditions from across the Indian subcontinent.
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Combining them is just creating, actually, increasing the level of your problem for the future.
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DS: We are taking our journalistic curiosity and combining with our curiosity in the kitchen.
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Who among us can deny ourselves the pleasure of combining loaded potato skins with nachos?
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" But after Tuesday's final game, Griffin said that combining the teams was "a complex experience.
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Combining 30 years of humanities skills plus fairly cutting-edge tech skills made me extremely marketable.
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When it comes to combining and analyzing data, this is going to take a bit longer.
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But the high that results from combining the two drugs—known as a "crossfade"—isn't uncommon.
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Because of this, you'd expect log concavity to disappear in the process of combining chromatic polynomials.
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It expects first Phase III results from combining atezolizumab with chemotherapy in lung cancer during 2017.
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If consent is withheld, Facebook would have to substantially restrict its collection and combining of data.
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United Technologies will focus on aerospace, combining its Rockwell Collins unit with its Pratt & Whitney business.
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A full breakdown combining marine, road, rail and pipeline exports by company is not publicly available.
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That's right, the best Sour Patch Kids flavor is combining with your fav cool summer treat.
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Combining his milestone birthday with the World Series win, Soto enjoyed a truly epic birthday bash.
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Vivek says he's done that by combining options market data, short interest, and Goldman's own estimates.
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Rising bond yields, tighter mortgage credit and shifting politics are now combining to push prices down.
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" Brett said the project is a result of, "just having fun combining the things I love.
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Each Slideshow is automatically composed for you, combining photos and videos with themed music and transitions.
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Shadowsocks is taking advantage of that and combining the advantage of a proxy with traffic encryption.
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North Carolina bolted to a 19-6 lead, with Pinson and Johnson combining for 13 points.
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It's about combining a want to give back to a specific cause with a unique approach.
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Everyone knows that combining a healthy, balanced diet with regular exercise is good for your body.
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The company's top executives long believed that building the best teams meant combining the best people.
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Some are combining skills in unusual ways: Amazon mixes digital prowess with just-in-time logistics.
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At home, I recommend combining 2% salicylic acid, 2.5%-10% benzoyl peroxide, and 1% hydrocortisone cream.
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Combining bound delegates and others who stated their preference, CNN estimates Trump currently has 1,2373 delegates.
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Combining function and form, The Soft Tote is the perfect classic carryall for work or travel.
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One way the couple has managed to do this is by combining work with fun activities.
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So drugmakers began combining the newer therapies with chemo, other older cancer drugs and experimental treatments.
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By combining the power of students enrolled in the program with the technology provided by Unbabel.
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Combining punchy valuations with massive losses means taking the entrepreneurial art form to a dizzying extreme.
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Combining playful elements of comedy and surrealism into portrayals of this truth does not negate it.
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Higher than intended doses or combining it with drugs like alcohol can easily render someone unconscious.
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Britain's government faces a backlash over universal credit, a reform combining six welfare programmes into one.
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Combining the history of 39A with SpaceX is a perfect storm of joy for rocket fans.
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We're planning on combining the two by adding some vanilla extract (Garten's suggestion) into Drummond's mix!
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But on the whole, Rosenblum remains skeptical about combining livestreaming and crowdfunding for two main reasons.
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By combining the two processes, overmoulding allows plastic parts to be selectively reinforced with carbon fibre.
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Combining that data with game film, the researchers assessed nearly 3,900 head impacts among the players.
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He explains that from the beginning he has been combining Kickboxing, Wrestling and Brazilian jiu jitsu.
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Combining extremely light weight with a 789-horsepower twin-turbo V8 engine, performance should hold up.
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The acquisition launches Adecco down a promising new growth vector combining last-mile training and staffing.
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The Blandford Police Department has reportedly been discussing combining police units with those in Chester, Massachussetts.
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Combining both of these important aspects is the Oral-B Pro 2 32.60N CrossAction electric toothbrush.
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Its diverse, English-speaking population, combining ethnic Malays, Chinese and Indians, gives it zest and vim.
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There's an art to combining all of those random scraps, herbs, and condiments in your kitchen.
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As well as combining the accounts of people on Facebook-owned companies, including WhatsApp and Instagram.
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The CompACT improves upon standard detection by combining normal cascading detection with a more complex algorithm.
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Koreshkov's successes in the first fight came from combining probing jabs and feints with effective wrestling.
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The name comes from combining "rap" and "ripple," meaning to discuss and to make a wave.
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The team achieved the record by combining 15 lower-rate transmitters into a single super channel.
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You can level up however you like, combining abilities in ways that haven't previously been possible.
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By combining their efforts, Honda and GM are hoping to help drive manufacturing costs lower, faster.
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General relativity changed all that by combining space and time into a single concept, space-time.
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It's a must-eat item that just been elevated by combining it with another popular dessert.
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Die Welt called him the country's "Guardian Angel": combining an insider's knowledge with an outsider's clout.
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Instagram is combining the best of Snapchat and Periscope to help you get comfortable on camera.
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What are you hoping to accomplish in terms of combining activism and the arts moving forward?
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In 2007 "Desperately Seeking Susan"—combining Blondie's music with a hit 1985 film—couldn't be saved.
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Oklahoma City led 69-57 at halftime with George, Anthony and Westbrook combining for 47 points.
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By combining resources, they can share the costs and responsibilities of offering and managing a plan.
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Combining the companies could save more than $217.60 billion in expenses, sources told CNBC's David Faber.
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Combining the companies could save more than $2 billion in expenses, sources told CNBC's David Faber.
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IBM and partner ABB Ltd, the Swedish-Swiss conglomerate, are combining visual inspection with ABB robots.
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Combining measurements from all over the planet should help sort the theoretical sheep from the goats.
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Combining these interlocking effects, the CBO forecasts the coverage loss would amount to 15 million people.
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When combining Democratic and independent voters, Sanders received 2900 percent, followed by 220006 percent for Harris.
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It is only by combining data and working collaboratively that this very challenging detection was possible.
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They set to work combining the two to produce an even larger pool of genetic information.
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North Korea continues to steadily march toward combining a nuclear warhead with advanced ballistic missile technology.
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Combining business and leisure travel, or "bleisure" travel, is being closely watched by the travel industry.
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Who knew that combining human teeth and dogs would result in this terrifying yet hilarious creature?
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Once-buzzy digital media company Refinery29 is combining with Vice Media in a mostly stock sale.
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Combining Sandler with the Safdie brothers is a lethal combination that is sure to wow audiences.
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They called their movement CoBrA, combining the first parts of the names of their home cities.
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YouTube calculates its top songs chart by combining views on all official versions of a song.
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Critics argue that although the companies don't appear to directly compete, combining them could hurt consumers.
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A class-action suit, combining many of these cases, is currently being considered in federal court.
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In the past, Mattel and Hasbro have disagreed over the antitrust risks of the two combining.
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The drugmaker Mylan is combining with a Pfizer unit that makes off-patent drugs like Viagra.
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"Combining the businesses for efficiency is probably the only way for Xerox to survive," Otani said.
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John Delaney (D-Md.) recently — and rightly — argued, it is combining tax reform with infrastructure investment.
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"The ECB showed that combining QE and negative interest rates can work," one BOJ official said.
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Because Bose Frames are combining two distinct products in your life, there will be some restraints.
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Again, we say: combining drunk foods makes the whole greater than the sum of its parts.
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The Heat topped that easily, with Deng, Whiteside and Johnson combining to shoot 26 for 34.
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The president also appointed Gwedwe Mantashe as mining and energy minister after combining the two ministries.
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It's as simple as combining rice and beans, hummus and pita, or peanut butter and bread.
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Combining everyone's efforts, the movie's 1,327 shots, its 141,964 frames, took 120 "person-years" to complete.
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Do you have a big overarching thesis about media and tech, other than that they're combining?
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Thanks to an advanced digital technology, you catch informations from the noise combining layers of fabrics.
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Chance has fun with his message, combining seemingly unrelated pop culture references into one magical creation.
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She loved combining type and images and had an affection for 20th-century avant-garde typography.
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Combining China Unicom and China Telecom's resources to build a single network would be more efficient.
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One is combining Avigan with chloroquine and testing that combination against just Avigan and a placebo.
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Ms. Williams said her tastes are eclectic, combining different periods with both high and low elements.
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Unfortunately, combining these flavors results in absolute trash (which happens to be a strange purple color).
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By combining abstract, handcrafted visual imagery with new technology, Mustonen makes visual art that literally moves.
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Fear of Conficker — the name was coined by Microsoft programmers combining "con," from the name TrafficConverter.
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By combining these funds, DC makes it easier to serve socioeconomically diverse groups of children together.
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The smaller bedroom has a Murphy bed, easily combining the functions of office and guest quarters.
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The name comes from combining "rap" and "ripple", meaning to discuss and to make a wave.
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In 1996, we purchased the neighboring unit, combining the two apartments to enlarge our living space.
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He also acknowledged that combining Sprint and T-Mobile had been his "fundamental strategy" all along.
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Greg Baxtrom, the chef and owner of Olmsted in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, is combining the two.
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"By combining these two observations the idea of the NYC Urinal came to life," Nordsmark notes.
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Yet it was the composer's way of combining these surface-level traits that proved most memorable.
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I am a health care provider and realize the importance of combining traditional and nontraditional medicine.
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Combining the two banks would be a monumental task that would drain money and management time.
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Even the ones branded as flushable were combining with materials like congealed grease to upend plumbing.
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It had proposed an aircraft combining elements of its F-22 and F-35 stealth jets.
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Ensemble or consensus models are created by combining the forecasts from a collection of other models.
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The team used a framework combining economic and air pollution models to arrive at their conclusions.
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Several peaceful protests are planned for coming days, combining with festivities marking the Mid-Autumn Festival.
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He is already up to 12 points, with the rest of his team combining for 10.
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Marriott performs comprehensive "brand health" studies, Ms. Edmundson said, and does consider retiring or combining brands.
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But Xerox says combining the companies, which are in similar businesses, could save tremendously on costs.
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But he said the risk is less than combining nicotine with carcinogenic combustion in traditional cigarettes.
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Apple is a master of combining new hardware technologies and folding them into new software experiences.
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If rigging the market by combining content and distribution creates monopoly profit, why throw money away?
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Strong economic gains and population growth are combining to put pressure on an undersupplied housing market.
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But by and large, combining investment banks would be what one executive termed "a firing squad".
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"I basically wound up combining an action figure with a favorite stuffed animal," Ms. Wider explained.
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But by and large, combining investment banks would be what one executive termed "a firing squad".
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Part 1: Revealed: How Racism, Meth and Sex Are Combining To Destroy Queer Black Lives here.
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It's actually part of a physics experiment that shows how combining colors makes white (it spins).
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But they doubled the size of the master bath by combining it with a dressing room.
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What interests me is the scope of what happened with Larry, of all those aesthetics combining.
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But Ikaria's approach, combining mental health content with group chats of people you trust, feels unique.
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Both players struggled with their serves, combining for nine double faults and 11 breaks of service.
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Her majestic allure is a neo-platonic allegory of beauty, combining intellectual strength and aesthetic harmony.
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Eliminating it as quickly as possible, maybe by combining both bills above, would enhance Texas' prosperity.
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MONTCLAIR, N.J. — The British company Gandini Juggling has been combining its art with others' for decades.
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Combining these motivations for giving, it seems then that there is something in it for everyone.
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Maye and Berry II were instrumental during the run, combining for eight of the 15 points.
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That's where it feels like both of our purchasing power has increased by combining our incomes.
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It also toyed with the idea of combining with Sprouts Farmers Market, sources have told CNBC.
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The 493ers and Cardinals played to a 7-7 halftime tie while combining for 12 punts.
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Soap was invented by the Arabs through combining vegetable oils with sodium hydroxide and aromatic oils.
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Popular metals like white gold and rose gold are made by combining gold with other alloys.
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The carrier adopted the image after combining with U.S. Airways to become the world's largest airline.
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Combining that talent with a targeted messaging strategy and ground game is a recipe for success.
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Combining the Leap Motion with the new Oculus Rift CV1 creates an amazing music VR experience.
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"I saw huge potential in combining everything I love and enjoy into one career," Rain said.
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Though combining film and dance is treacherous—documentaries feed on drama, but dance is ultimately abstract.
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By combining them, they aim to differentiate themselves from and compete with rivals like Schlumberger and Halliburton.
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This has led some robo-advisers to opt for a "hybrid" model, combining digital and human advice.
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What do you think about that thing being owned by Verizon, which is now combining with Yahoo?
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We are about to witness a fascinating experiment in whether combining Marxism with big data can work.
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The actress proceeded to make her delicacy by combining tuna fish with mayonnaise, salt, and pepper. Normal.
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During the rehab, Hales then tore her meniscus, and ended up combining the PT for both surgeries.
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It's not easy, combining parmesan-based sauce and mom wine, but that doesn't mean it's not important.
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Many hope the 37-year-old will become a role model for combining motherhood with political leadership.
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It set off a chain of people combining other African-American films for some pretty funny results.
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In order to avoid confusion, combining private and public engagements in the same trip is actively discouraged.
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So why would combining the two be anything other a flaming middle finger pointed at our planet?
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At another point, one commissioner discussed combining the offshore drilling ammendment with a measure about dog racing.
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Lampert's grand plan was to fortify two struggling retailers, Sears and Kmart, by combining them in 2005.
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Il Messaggero said Monte dei Paschi CEO was sceptical about the possibility of combining the two plans.
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But the researcher says the boost in learning created by combining VR and interactivity could be incredible.
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Combining all these signals can create a very complete picture of human behavior, interests and risk profile.
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Jablon seems to have found the key to their union, synesthetically combining language with color and texture.
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In public comments, Moonves has been lukewarm to the idea of combining the two back together again.
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It's created by combining a shot of espresso with chilled coconut milk and white chocolate mocha sauce.
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SAA cancelled four domestic flights on Tuesday, combining services and deploying bigger aircraft to accommodate affected passengers.
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The chief reason for returning to civilian life is the difficulty of combining soldiering with family obligations.
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Many attempts at modern Moroccan cuisine fall flat, combining foreign elements and losing the essence of Morocco.
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Given this, the idea of combining Bitcoin's theft mitigation and Facebook's privacy seems particularly toxic for users.
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Ms. Crowell was born Michaeleen Earle (her first name combining those of her parents, Michael and Eileen).
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I am interested in the tension created by combining contrasting forms and concepts into a single object.
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All three experiments deal with this by combining their antiprotons with positrons (antielectrons) to create antihydrogen atoms.
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So you're combining what people like about stores still, which is expertise, presumably, like the Genius Bar.
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Its goals of consolidated technological investments and combining business and marketing teams never fully came to fruition.
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But he was also an endlessly inventive colorist, combining the lush and the garish to bracing effect.
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Meanwhile AVG was exploring a different strategy — meaning, again, Steckler sees benefits to combining their different efforts.
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But by combining conditioning with a low drug dose, he says, "we can interfere with this extinction".
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With BFR, SpaceX is essentially combining the upper stage of the rocket and Dragon in one craft.
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Sex work-specific sites cropped up as well, combining identity verification tools with crowdsourced bad date lists.
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By combining them, Apple could have a more complete system on a chip (SOC), said Tantra's Sangam.
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Ever dreamed of a mash-up combining two of the greatest reality TV shows of all time?
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The promised gross annual cost savings of $1bn by 2024 are paltry—mostly from combining head offices.
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But the ESMO meeting has also raised the prospect of another approach — successfully combining immunotherapy and chemotherapy.
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The device works by combining two reactants, in this case hydrogen and oxygen, inside an enclosed space.
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According to the Trader Joe's website, its new rosé cider is made by combining two major components.
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"This is the same as Hublot's concept of combining different techniques and materials never before put together."
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ISIS is also mounting sophisticated attacks combining car bombs with teams of fighters armed with suicide belts.
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Netflix isn't giving up on the US, but it's essentially combining everything around the world for people.
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Combining comfort, looks, and ease, mules are a warm-weather choice we can (and do) rally behind.
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The two had previously discussed combining operations in 2015, but they could not reach agreement on values.
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It works by combining various tweets from two accounts of your choosing into one, mostly conversational tweets.
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They settled on 42 studies, 37 of which were used for analyses combining data from multiple studies.
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That includes combining the data Facebook gains about users from external websites into their backend Facebook profiles.
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It's combining two trends that have dominated American casual clothing — durability and comfort — in a versatile way.
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It is composite of more than 1,000 images that Nelson spent months combining and manipulating in Photoshop.
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"I first had the idea for combining accounting and banking about three years ago," Fouracre tells me.
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I spoke with him about combining the personal with the fantastical, and the joys of working quickly.
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The paper starts with profiles combining level of education, migration and land use regulation across the country.
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They combined for 103 points with the rest of the Golden State roster combining for just 42.
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The FDA warns combining Xanax with opiods can result in "profound sedation, respiratory depression, coma and death."
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Brian Kesinger is combining the biggest film of 2015 with arguably the greatest comic of all time.
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He's currently experimenting with combining the properties of tomato and potatoes; next up is watermelon and pepper.
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"I've had great success being a total idiot," he once said, combining both ego and self-deprecation.
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But pursuing the high that results from combining the two drugs—known as a "crossfade"—isn't uncommon.
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Since 0003, Mr Kim has talked of his byungjin policy of combining nuclear deterrence with economic development.
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But the company also saw an opportunity to create a networking storage powerhouse by combining with Broadcom.
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I think I've kind of carved out a sweet spot for myself by combining science and comedy.
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Greater Manchester's 2.7m people make good guinea pigs for the experiment in combining health and social care.
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But they are also designed thoughtfully and built exquisitely, combining great aesthetics and construction with brilliant performance.
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The Z3 has up to 303x zoom, combining a 3.5x optical zoom and a 2x digital zoom.
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The result is the cinematic equivalent of combining every paint color on a canvas: a murky mess.
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But depth kept the Lakers in the game, with the reserves combining for 25 first-half points.
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On Wednesday, Trump gave a speech combining his populist message with an all-out assault on Clinton.
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For the first time ever, Finland is combining knitting and heavy metal music into one large event.
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"The president is combining a few of his favorite things here in this false claim," Tapper said.
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Nintendo's Switch is an unusual console, combining on-your-TV play with a portable tablet-style configuration.
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Combining family issues and, hello, mortality, The Big Sick becomes so much more than a rom-com.
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This hit all the right notes, combining the joy of gamay with the savory earthiness of syrah.
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Combining different medications, like Merck and Incyte were trying to do, could improve treatment in the future.
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HSBC has also set up a new advisory team, combining corporate finance with mergers and acquisitions execution.
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"Despite combining data, we were still limited by sample size in some of our analyses," Chung said.
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"The combining of faces is a different way for people to see what they couldn't see before."
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Often homemade and served chilled, the liqueur is created by combining sugar, lemon zest, vodka, and water.
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But these successful pregnancies aren't born of a single, perfect egg combining with a single, perfect sperm.
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They resumed talks on combining once President Donald Trump took office, hoping for more industry-friendly regulators.
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By combining two lenses, he found that he could make distant objects appear closer than they are.
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Advil meets Excedrin: GlaxoSmithKline and Pfizer are combining their consumer healthcare businesses in a multibillion-dollar merger.
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One of its applications, however, is its potential for combining with uranium to produce weapons-grade plutonium.
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In this salmon dish, get the most out of anchovies by combining them with garlic and butter.
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Researchers hope that other vaccines may yet be made to work by combining them with checkpoint inhibitors.
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Combining those measure and tying in Harvey relief could make it harder for members to vote against.
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Combining the votes of just the top three Republican candidates in the primary would reach a majority.
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The CESER Centre in the Chadian capital, N'Djamena, only stays open by combining education with social entrepreneurship.
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Double up on the savings by combining store sales with coupons and buy in bulk when possible.
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Irving and Korver stopped recent slumps by combining to hit 17-of-32 shots from the field.
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The city launched these centres in 2014, combining health clinics, drop-in facilities and old-people's homes.
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But while they've been covered at length separately, there hasn't been much discussion about combining the two.
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Combining big sound with portability, this device is currently down from £89.99 to just £49.99 on Amazon.
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Attracted by the promise of combining outsized egoism and dangerous machinery, horror filmmakers flocked to the trend.
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And combining CRM and payment processing tools with an auto-tagging solution lets you do powerful scenarios.
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Marrone plans on combining photographs of men and women she took over the years with present images.
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On wireless, Charter is combining its Wi-Fi network with Verizon's wireless network to offer mobile services.
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Bragi's first product, the Dash, was incredibly ambitious, combining totally wireless earbuds with fitness tracking and more.
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Artist Alexa Meade is best known for her installation work — combining painting, photography, and playing with dimension.
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And combining sweet Italian sausage, pancetta, duck liver, and duck breast is a fabulous idea—sorry, vegetarians.
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The game started slowly with the two teams combining to miss 255.7 of their first 26 shots.
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Eden Health — Eden Health is a healthcare startup combining private primary care, telemedicine and personalized insurance navigation.
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It is made by reforming natural gas and combining it with petroleum by-products at the refinery.
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"They were after effect rather than authenticity," combining Hearst's acquired antiquities with Morgan's ingenuity, Ms. Kastner noted.
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Ryan cited measures put in place by South Korea, Singapore and China, combining restrictions with mass testing.
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"What's important here is that combining optimal cardiovascular metrics can reduce your risk for dementia," she said.
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I never thought about combining it with drag, 'cause to me, well, drag queens don't play guitar.
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Combining traditional globe-making techniques with their own pioneering designs, their globes are true works of art.
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Perimeter shooting was the difference, with Tudor and Corosdale combining for seven 3-pointers on 13 attempts.
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So this suggestion isn't ironclad, but there doesn't seem to be a reason to avoid combining them.
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Gustafson, a center, was brilliant in the first two rounds, combining for 212 points and 35 rebounds.
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And the collective structure of the group presaged the growing interest in combining art and social activism.
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But Macfarlane, 42, who has taught literature here since 2001, has grown adept at combining his activities.
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I also appreciated HERA and ARES crossing, and LEA and SWARD almost combining to make a meadow.
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CVS's proposed takeover of Aetna is a so-called vertical merger, combining companies in two different industries.
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But they are also attempts to make popular works, combining pre-modern texts with contemporary sexual mores.
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"I would generally recommend combining cycling with weight-bearing exercise to promote good bone health," he says.
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Here, Arquetopia instructs artists on the history of colonialism through programs combining traditional processes and academic readings.
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She too made use of a more androgynous mode of dress, combining aspects of men's and womenswear.
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Combining funk, jazz and soul, the four-piece often gets compared to fellow groove experimenters Hiatus Kaiyote.
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Leonhardt points to mergers as a reason for consolidation — namely, competitors combining, or one buying up others.
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The authority said Mr. James's idea involved combining two technologies to keep tabs on where trains are.
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The U.S. government tends to block mergers if the combining companies are competitors in a concentrated market.
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By combining protest art and scientific research, The Current hopes to create new spaces for knowledge production.
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So combining the two in ultimately complementary ways has been a success for businesses and customers alike.
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And then you generate your own thoughts, combining the thoughts that you've collected, using Markov chain logic.
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Combining these findings, the researchers worked out the chain of events by which the eggs rejuvenate themselves.
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Combining Altria and PMI would create a global tobacco powerhouse with investments in e-cigarettes and cannabis.
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Combining elements of an e-scooter and a skateboard results in a pretty unique-looking riding experience.
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He has treated a dire threat as a public relations problem, combining denial with frantic blame-shifting.
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But the name also signifies Mr. Richardson's governing ethos: that combining creative disciplines usually yields something interesting.
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What Disney is considering is known as a horizontal merger, combining two companies in the same industry.
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Certainly, the Iraq war proved that a consortium combining decades of experience is no guarantee of wisdom.
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The idea was to create a juggernaut, but combining the two companies proved a hugely expensive misstep.
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One, Solugen, enzymatically makes industrial chemicals [by combining genetically modified enzymes with organic compounds, like plant sugars].
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Since 2001 the share of S&P 500 companies combining the jobs has fallen by almost half.
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Combining race and gender, about eight in 10 women of color (79%) say he should be removed.
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But on its website, Verily says it's combining sensors, algorithms and "novel engineering" to speed the process.
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The companies are looking to expand the reach of these drugs by combining them with other therapies.
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These seasoned improvisers are combining their forces for the first time for a memorable night of comedy.
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Leah Shirley and Matt Gliva mix nonelectronic mediums, combining paintings that evoke icons with offerings or altars.
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Combining its e-commerce knowledge with Whole Foods' wares would be a no-brainer, these analysts suggest.
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The idea of an all-in-one bill combining tax reform and infrastructure also has internal skeptics.
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Johnson and Green Party nominee Jill Stein are combining to take about 85033 percent in the polls.
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She often speaks about the importance of combining disability and design so the world is more accessible.
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Combining these two companies will allow them to reduce inefficiencies and advance new products to farmers faster.
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T-Mobile argues that combining with Sprint would reduce costs, in that way lowering prices for consumers.
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The cameras will also take better low-light photos by combining the three cameras' images, says Bloomberg.
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The job would also require combining lots to make parcels large enough to attract real estate developers.
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Combining carbohydrates with protein produces a filling, sating feeling, even from a small snack, Ms. Maples said.
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Combining four state agencies into the Department of Health and Human Services will save another $91 million.
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By combining domestic and international aspects, then we would be able to satisfy both types of customers.
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Combining that data with other observations reveals the properties of the exoplanets that orbit these host stars.
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This week, Rover announced it would acquire DogVacay, combining the services and resources of the two apps.
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Last season, the MLB grossed roughly $1.5 billion when combining the annual payments from all three networks.
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Combining familiar mechanics like fishing and N64-style collecting with an uncomplicatedly cheerful and expressive art style.
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Both teams struggled from beyond the 3-point arc, combining to hit just 10 of 36 attempts.
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Of course, Indian dance has been successfully combining the visual and the aural for thousands of years.
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What could be more perfect than combining my favorite animated movie with my favorite art student meme?
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Accelerating gradually, combining errands and clearing trunk space to lighten vehicle load can lead to fuel efficiency.
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" She defined opera as "an art form which is a magnificent attempt at combining many, many disciplines.
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A loosening of regulations in Washington under the Trump administration helped persuade the banks to explore combining.
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One change involves combining the systems behind Facebook Messenger and the company's other services, Instagram and WhatsApp.
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The latest polls show Sanders with a plurality of support but the moderates combining for a majority.
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One change involves combining the systems behind Facebook Messenger and the company's other services, Instagram and WhatsApp.
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A mélange of anonymous figures, lifted from anatomy textbooks, wander this landscape of combining and recombining imagery.
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We found a couple dispensaries planning ahead for your munchies, combining food specials with deals on dank.
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Combining your stove with your neighbor's grill tank will help you both cook for over a week.
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Gillmor said Facebook could build databases on non-users by combining web browsing history with uploaded contacts.
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The DJ has an unconventional take on fashion, combining seemingly incongruous pieces to make a cohesive outfit.
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The 153-215 Panthers rank eighth in score-adjusted Fenwick at 22014 percent, and this is in spite of Jonathan Huburdeau and Nick Bjugstad combining to play three games and Aleksander Barkov, Jaromir Jagr, Reilly Smith and Vincent Trocheck combining for 215 goals after scoring 110 goals last season.
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Both offenses lit up the scoreboard before halftime, combining for 509 yards, 238 first downs and 26 points.
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Companies like Fair are offering new types of leases combining a traditional auto financing option with modern conveniences.
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Analysts think regulators could object to combining the companies' jet component operations and the fire and security divisions.
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The problem with combining dozens of satellite captures of the entire earth is that it's incredibly computationally intensive.
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Anti-smoking campaigns, cigarette taxes and smoking bans are combining to bring down adult smoking rates, experts say.
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There was a real danger when combining Karen O and Danger Mouse that things could get too theatrical.
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Combining humor, drag, and philosophy, she is one of the most incisive and compelling video essayists on YouTube.
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Combining with General Motors, as Marchionne once proposed, would have led to massive job cuts and plant closures.
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It encourages local production by small-scale farmers, using sustainable strategies and combining Western knowledge with traditional expertise.
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Nidhi Vadlamudi of Santa Clara, California, used her knowledge of roots and combining forms to spell it correctly.
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Felton and Jordan were unstoppable, combining for 32 points with Jordan adding seven rebounds and Felton four assists.
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It sounds simultaneously like hardstyle and cybernetic modular synth music, combining soaring melodic gestures with nimble sound design.
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Bristow rejected the idea, saying it would not bring the same cost savings as combining the two companies.
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She's cut from a different cloth, combining wit, beauty, courage, silliness, character and integrity into one spectacular woman.
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However, new research suggests that combining two currently used methods may make the procedure faster and, therefore, safer.
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The first half started slowly with the two teams combining to miss 212 of their first 219 shots.
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The model itself was built by combining and structuring existing datasets of behavioral observations on about 10,20143 children.
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James and Irving, combining to shoot 18-for-28, had 25 and 18 points, respectively, in the half.
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Or perhaps there will be just a Time Warner service, combining everything that the group has to offer.
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The attorneys general argued combining the country's third- and fourth-largest carriers would incentivize them to raise prices.
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The Moto G series has always been a good value, combining great Android software with decent-enough hardware.
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But neither candidate did so, combining for around 5 percent of the vote, and Yang quit the race.
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That's a good thing, considering they're already combining plots from the first two of three volumes Way wrote.
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After retirement, Parrish tried to forge a partnership in a joint players union combining NFL and AFL players.
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Plastic is polymer, which means that it is made by combining a bunch of subunits in various ways.
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" Combining the two creates a vehicle with both an "energy efficient driving mode and an agile flight mode.
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Jessica Jackson Hutchins challenges Northwestern traditions of ceramics, painting, and homemaking by combining the practices in grotesque sculptures.
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She approaches each performance as a Gesamtkunstwerk: a total work of art, combining the visual and the aural.
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Bryan, the show definitely has your visual stamp, combining a sense of awe and whimsy with the macabre.
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VTB said combining Taman with a terminal in Novorossiisk into one cluster would bring synergies and greater capacity.
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The companies are combining forces and know-how to build a 'future-proofed' platform for automated driving vehicles.
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The companies face major hurdles in combining, although Alaska Air expressed confidence in its ability to tackle them.
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Hulu is combining live, linear TV and its existing on-demand service into a single, completely redesigned app.
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Although some people like the ultra-relaxing effects of combining weed and alcohol, others can find it overwhelming.
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Takeovers should happen only when the target is badly run or if combining two firms will yield synergies.
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Nato's Double-Track Decision [of 1979] followed the same principle: combining the stick with a willingness to talk.
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There was little doubt that combining superheroes and anthropomorphic toy trains would be a big hit with kids.
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Google also is getting smarter at combining local AI features for the purpose of privacy and bandwidth savings.
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Intel calls the idea "Merged Reality," essentially combining inputs from cameras around your environment into a virtual world.
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The DAU films are unique, however, for combining this spontaneity with the grandeur of a studio period piece.
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This collaboration — combining the most recognizable (if oft-mocked) elements of each signature shoe — is the next step.
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Now, the two brands are combining both of their new innovations together to create these two new treats.
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Photo: Jannis Hermanns, CCThere's something about combining Lego and old Macintosh computers that is just irresistible for hobbyists.
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Since 20163 the FfP has measured the stability of 178 countries by combining three different types of information.
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Nothing says summer like sipping margaritas and grilling meat — but have you ever thought about combining the two?
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Combining that power with Android applications and other conventional Android subsystem bits seems like it should be easy.
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Combining elements of social realism, history painting, and the artist's own scholarship, the installation can sometimes feel pedantic.
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Cirque du Soleil has acquired Blue Man Group, combining two of North America's more popular live entertainment brands.
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A hybrid policy, on the other hand, "is really just combining all those products into one," he explained.
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"Combining Buckfast with Easter is not a marriage made in heaven," a Church of Scotland spokesman reportedly said.
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Some had pretty emotional reactions to the possibility of combining Peeps and Oreos, in fact, according to Cosmopolitan.
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So he moved away from the opiates, instead combining kratom with muscle relaxers and the nerve-pain suppressant.
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A big piece of that plan hinges on combining the messaging infrastructure of WhatsApp, Instagram, and facebook Messenger.
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Studio has created iPhone and Apple Watch apps with a variety of running classes, combining coaching and music.
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In one Indonesian bank, combining psychometrics with existing customer data cut default rates for small businesses by 45%.
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After a successful pilot in Gothenburg, UbiGo will launch in Sweden this year, combining public and private transport.
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By combining assets of varying liquidity, ETFs make it less risky to gain exposure in less liquid assets.
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But yesterday's discovery shows that actually combining all of those different wavelengths is what truly refines our understanding.
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Nonetheless, there would be copious synergies to harvest from combining overlapping functions, from corporate overheads to global procurement.
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"David granted access to his material and assets but let others do the combining and curating," he explains.
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As with Adobe, Autodesk is combining its desktop applications with services in the cloud supporting those main pieces.
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The first set was somewhat sloppy, with both players combining for four straight breaks to start the match.
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Golden State handled the Cavaliers easily in Game 1 despite Curry and Thompson combining for just 20 points.
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By combining the watch options of DirecTV and the Roku stick, your viewing possibilities are quite literally endless.
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