After that, it's 20 to 30 minutes of complete freedom.
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He gives her complete freedom, and it's sexy as hell.
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We have complete freedom when it comes to our business.
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They were trying to really make this system where people can just have complete freedom to say whatever they wanted, and also complete freedom to sort of both ignore and idolize the person giving advice.
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Meanwhile, players in an open world video game expect complete freedom.
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Can you have complete freedom and safety at the same time?
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"We have a small budget but complete freedom," Mr. Zviel said.
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"We had complete freedom, which is insane," Seimetz said of the arrangement.
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Complete openness would, of course, be self-defeating, as would be complete freedom.
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But we have something they no longer have: energy, desire and complete freedom.
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No. Patients retain complete freedom to choose where and when they receive care.
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Sinclair doesn't have complete freedom to broadcast what it wants, especially not during primetime.
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"The experience gave me complete freedom for the rest of my career," he added.
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So getting out of that situation was a time of complete freedom for us.
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But we're going to give you basic, near-complete freedom to make this movie.
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This is a private bulletin board, and I don't expect complete freedom of speech.
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"I wish I had the tolerance to let everybody have complete freedom," Evans quoted her.
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He applied at his bank, St. George, for a "Complete Freedom Account" with overdraft protection.
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Mr Moro says that the police and prosecutors have complete freedom to investigate this case.
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"Complete freedom of movement of people would mean that our economy would collapse," Parks said.
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But even Los Vencedores can't walk with complete freedom, and boundaries have to be respected.
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Anyone who wants to enjoy the internet with complete freedom and security needs a VPN.
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And some European mobile operators have been pushing for complete freedom to choose their supplier.
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But wouldn't it be wonderful if we had complete freedom that the creatures were done digitally?
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Someone who is driving in the streams and he has complete freedom in what he creates.
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"Security forces have been given complete freedom, the blood of the people is boiling," he said.
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Play and compose music in any style with both full theoretical control and complete freedom of expression.
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This is especially true in China, where law enforcement can track and surveil citizens with complete freedom.
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In producing Millennial by myself, in my closet, I had complete freedom to do whatever I wanted.
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Remote.co put together a list of current job listings that offer some or complete freedom to travel.
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But Degas immediately realized that a blank plate offered complete freedom to crossbreed print and drawing methods.
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These superdelegates had complete freedom to vote for whomever they wanted, regardless of how the voters felt.
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Turns out by being on the blog, with my own complete freedom, I was able to learn that.
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But the nation that had offered me complete freedom of speech and the promise of equality was changing dramatically.
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With the complete freedom offered by the page, he has faithfully recreated the times lived between 1928 and 1933.
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It allowed me to create a character with complete freedom, using the material I had and filling those spaces.
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Divisions were given complete freedom on how to use their personnel dollars (including 21625 percent remaining from vacant positions).
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It doesn't matter your gender or age — when you pick up a skateboard, you're granted complete freedom and it's unbelievable.
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Our close relationship with the band, and no hard deadline gave K8 complete freedom to experiment and work through ideas.
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"The way that Beezy moves is with complete freedom and joy, and that's what she teaches Toni," Ms. Holmer said.
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"We developed a strategy that could attract people by giving them complete freedom in shape, in density," Mr. Maas said.
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Once my podcast Millennial joined PRX's Radiotopia network, it gave me complete freedom to be nomadic, with no zip code attached.
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Favreau said that in a sense, he was trying to resist the complete freedom that the computer-generated approach can bring.
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It implies that the United States must safeguard its constitutional independence, retain complete freedom of action, and shape its own destiny.
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Now, every week, the showrunners prove that 21st century television, given complete freedom and large budgets, is up to the task.
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This protects you from the watchful eyes of potential observers, and lets you enjoy the internet with complete freedom and confidence.
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And at first, people are so, in technology, are so used to having complete freedom, that they're gonna bitch and moan about it.
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"To reach a political solution in Lebanon, all political figures must have complete freedom of movement," he told reporters when asked about Hariri.
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Ask them what areas of your life and business are not working while giving them complete freedom to be brutally honest with you.
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This is because each and every delegate has complete freedom to vote their conscience at the convention, including who the party's nominee should be.
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It is somehow hopeful, too, showing me that constraints, as elaborate and all-encompassing as they may be, bring out what complete freedom never could.
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There's tension in many of McElroy's images, and it's clear that with complete freedom comes an unpredictability that in his photographs reads as bedlam. —L.
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They hailed the fact that since taking office Mr Modi had pledged to ensure "complete freedom of faith" and encouraged him to "turn these words into action".
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Because the output is MIDI (whereas Amper is a finished WAV or MP3 file), the artist has complete freedom over how the notes are transposed into instrumentation.
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Binotto told Sky Sports Italia that the teams had given the Formula One powers-that-be complete freedom to do what was necessary to have a championship.
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Those living solo have complete freedom to (sometimes literally) feather our nests with the items, arrangements, sounds, smells, and comforts that we, and we alone, love most.
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"What he gave me was complete freedom and liberation," the drummer Gary Husband, who played with Mr. Holdsworth for 35 years, wrote of him in an email.
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There's a myth that the media operates in complete freedom with complete independence, but because of corporate and political interests we know that's really not altogether true.
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An executive at Cingular, meanwhile, began to cobble together an alternative deal Jobs might actually embrace: Give Cingular exclusivity, and we'll give you complete freedom over the device.
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In a letter to Washington, he recalled how he was struck by Judge's "thirst for complete freedom" and warned the president about the political consequences of transporting her.
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With all Americans on the same program, every doctor and hospital will be in-network, giving patients complete freedom to choose from whom and from where they receive care.
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Addressing the threat posed by Iran in Syria, Israel's Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman has said that Israel "reserves complete freedom of action [to protect] the security of Israeli citizens."
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"It is quite simple to end the crisis between China and Canada by giving back Meng's complete freedom," the newspaper wrote, most likely echoing the views of top officials.
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Ally Wayne from Locust Grove, Ga., longs to relax outdoors: If I had complete freedom to do anything I wanted i would go to the beach and just relax.
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Cynically, you could view this as Apple doubling down on its Apple Authorized Service Provider program, instead of truly giving customers complete freedom in picking who they'll pay for repairs.
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After all, the possibilities are endless and can feel overwhelming, especially given the fact that you have complete freedom to ink whatever, wherever — oh, and it's on your body for life.
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We let students have complete freedom to write on topics of their own choice in forms of their own choosing — so the classroom space promotes democratic processes that can foster selfhood.
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"You Americans and French, you gave us freedom but not complete freedom," he declared, adding that today both countries play a hand in instating dictators who have brought ruination to Africa.
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What does happen is complete freedom to see and explore every curiosity, to indulge in every idea and notion, and to never have to run any of those things by someone else.
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Amazon VPC Training Course Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC) allows you to create custom cloud-based networks and gives you complete freedom over IP address ranges, route tables, and network gateways.
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The phrase "young Marx" is used by scholars to refer to a period of the man's life, before around 1855, when he believed that the rejection of capitalism would lead to complete freedom.
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The organizer of Resonant Bodies, Lucy Dhegrae, gives complete freedom to her artists, three per night over three nights, each of whom had a 45-minute set to fill at Roulette in Brooklyn.
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This summit was no small feat: Because education is largely a state and local responsibility, state leaders have near complete freedom to set and pursue their own education goals, and little incentive to collaborate.
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Netflix has a reputation for giving its content creators complete freedom, so it's retroactively clear that the family-friendly constraints of Gilmore Girls' primetime network days actually helped the team rein in some gaudier impulses.
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I am fortunate that we are a one-to-one laptop school and that I have complete freedom to teach with the texts I want, so I can add Film Club to my weekly curriculum.
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As we mentioned, the team will have complete freedom to identify and consider all the great work already done, and if they believe it's best to work on a pre-existing standard 100%, they will.
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"The team will have complete freedom to identify and consider all the great work already done, and if they believe it's best to work on a pre-existing standard 100 percent, they will," it said.
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" Lisa F. Tanselle, a lawyer for the Indiana School Boards Association, said if the school pays for the student publication, then "we do not support giving student journalists complete freedom of speech and freedom of press.
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But the larger public caught the WIRED mystique and amplified the message of complete freedom from old-fashioned governmental constraints—not knowing that the message had implicitly assumed the ongoing presence of a functioning public sector.
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Johansson took over the top job in European football at a turbulent time when money from television coverage was flooding into the sport and players gained complete freedom to move between countries and clubs in Europe.
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Innovation has not yet produced products good enough to offer complete freedom for the impaired, said Tom Kamber, executive director of Brooklyn-based Older Adults Technology Services, a non-profit that helps the elderly use technology.
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The portion of the interview that State Department officials were concerned about revolved around Allen's response to this question: LL: Your deadliest enemies on the Afghan battlefield have complete freedom of movement inside Pakistan, with the blessing of the Pakistanis.
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It's significantly higher than domestic offers, and even better, the Chinese company has promised that it won't intervene in any way with the company, allowing you complete freedom to continue growing the company you just spent every waking moment building.
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In sharp contrast, Congress never set any serious legislative action for complete repeal or even substantial weakening of the Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, even in the conservative-dominated House, with its tough rules giving the majority complete freedom of action.
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In my day, the reluctant dance resulted in some extremely awkward pictures that added insult to the injury that was going back to school after three months of complete freedom — although, at least back then, my mother didn't have an Instagram account.
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Once a chef is brought on, they have complete freedom to do any dish they choose, and in this freedom, they help to expose new sets of people to dishes from their home countries with a dash of their own spin on it.
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EEOC decision, the Court unanimously ruled that an elementary school teacher who taught secular and religious classes at a Lutheran church was not protected by federal anti-discrimination laws, since the First Amendment grants churches complete freedom in selecting their religious leaders.
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Average cost: $15,000 for a used EuroVan to $58,000 for a Class A RV Pros: Complete freedom to travel when and where you want and no utility bills Cons: The more you drive and the larger your rig, the more you pay in gas.
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Other than the size of each rendering, designers had "complete freedom" to let their imaginations run wild, said Mark Prezorski, Olana's landscape curator and the driving force behind the exhibition, which he curated with the architect Jane Smith of the New York firm Spacesmith.
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Requa called on Rice to take over the job, and she was given complete freedom to supervise a large team of workers at the site, which became Rancho Santa Fe. "She was superior," Vonn Marie May, a California-based historian, said in a telephone interview.
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"If you're a black person coming into it with a majority white audience, what you never get is the complete freedom to hear all of the words," Joaquina Kalukango — who plays Kaneisha, a writer troubled by her relationship to her white husband — told me.
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Resonant Bodies, which began in 2013 and has swiftly become an invaluable part of the New York musical calendar, has a simple, distinctive premise: Ms. Dhegrae picks nine vocalists — three per night, over three nights — and gives them complete freedom to program 45-minute sets.
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The distinction is almost cruel, both to the living and the dead: the living can change their world, but are constricted by conventions and class, while the dead have complete freedom granted by a lack of need or responsibilities, but can affect no change whatsoever.
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No Man's Sky is the closet thing to relaxation that I've gotten from a game since Minecraft, with no rush and complete freedom to do as I please—it's really awesome to put on and listen to music or catch up on a podcast.
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And the American airline industry is already far from fully competitive market: Instead of using its carriers' complaints as justification for more protection, America would do more for its citizens by ending its restrictions on foreign ownership of airlines and offering complete freedom to operate internal flights.
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Now the audience is 130m-140m, though the fall is not as big a worry for the party as it might seem: in 2003 China Central Television launched a 24-hour news channel, giving viewers complete freedom to choose when to catch up with the latest propaganda.
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Hence the wishful argument, which used to be so characteristic of Congress speeches, that religion was not really important in India, that there was no serious communal problem, and that all cults and creeds would of course have complete freedom and equality within the new Indian secular state.
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And it's not unlike what this ... you know, definitely that skill set has informed this because you know in that world it's a curated experience that whoever's running the game designs, but the impression, if it's a good game, is that you have complete freedom to do whatever you want.
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He also called on the country to restore internet access — there were reports on social media that it had been shut down to limit the spread of protest videos, a tactic Iran has used in the past — and, despite his own attacks on reporters, Trump demanded Iran allow journalists complete freedom of the press.
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Cutler wanted Wells and Papaleo to have complete freedom to do what they wanted for the project, but did ask each to read two books for inspiration: a book of the Kinsey brothers' photographs of early 20 century loggers in the Pacific Northwest and Charlotte Perkins Gilman's 1915 novel Herland, an early feminist utopian tale of an isolated society of women who reproduce through parthogenisis.
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But that healthy sense of community and solidarity too often is hijacked by a legislature hell bent on pushing a steady stream of legislation designed to take the bread from our mouths and money from our pockets in pursuit of some grand democratic and progressive utopia of cradle-to-grave entitlements coupled with complete freedom from all things offensive or even slightly conservative. Whew!
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"Even with the most state-of-the-art cyber tools, it is not clear that complete freedom to use them would deter America's adversaries Russia and China, and to a lesser extent North Korea and Iran, who are doing everything they can to erode U.S. advantages and strengthen themselves," Patrick Barry, a former DHS official who advised the Obama administration on cyber strategy said.
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