It's not a moral conundrum that troubles them; it's a career conundrum.
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It's the conundrum of a capitalist society to the extent that it's truly a conundrum at all.
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" ART HOGAN, CHIEF MARKET STRATEGIST, NATIONAL SECURITIES, NEW YORK: "You have a conundrum here and the conundrum is monetary policy has to come to the rescue of trade policy.
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That's the conundrum Colton and Cassie ran into last week.
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It's completely useless information but the conundrum was still intriguing.
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America can solve the Korean conundrum only with China's help.
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The FA Cup always proves a bit of a conundrum.
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Dramatic as this scene was, it presented an evolutionary conundrum.
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Their answers illustrate a conundrum for Democratic candidates in 2020.
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Why it also causes heart disease is, though, a conundrum.
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Yet that's the larger conundrum South Park finds itself in.
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The game's mechanics, in Innuendo's mind, are a similar conundrum.
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It is a conundrum that bond investors must now contemplate.
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However the opportunity also presents the party with a conundrum.
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Twitter has a business conundrum that's proving difficult to address.
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Anandtech reports that VESA hasn't really answered the cabling conundrum.
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For The Economist, this is not much of a conundrum.
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But these three devices together created a conundrum for gamers.
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It is an odd conundrum that northwestern Europe is experiencing.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi and House Democrats face a Ukraine conundrum.
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Surprise gains distributions pose a planning conundrum for financial advisors.
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Pluto presents a bit of an age conundrum this way.
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Balthus sticks us with a moral conundrum, because he can.
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The Trump conundrum is that his campaign is about loss.
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The mosquito "drug" presented an insoluble legal conundrum for FDA.
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Now Trump poses a similar conundrum for the Chinese. Neither
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Part of it was the Clinton conundrum: 57 percent of
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That's the latest conundrum keeping bank regulators awake at night.
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I don't have any specific conundrum to ask you about.
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BOSTON — To the medical students, the patient was a conundrum.
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Friday is that the Fed no longer faces a conundrum.
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That conundrum has paralyzed decision making in London, leaving Mrs.
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PITTSBURGH — Consider the conundrum of the modern hotel-room shopper.
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See, etiquette doesn't solve every social conundrum, does it, Missy?
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There is, however, an egalitarian solution to your tipping conundrum.
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It's become a striking conundrum in our current political climate.
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International markets are yet another conundrum for the agriculture industry.
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Joe Mungo Reed tries a structural solution to this conundrum.
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When it comes to cocoa, the government faces a conundrum.
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There are no easy answers to this, hence the conundrum.
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It turns out that aspiring investors face a similar conundrum.
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I never knew I was a — what's the word — conundrum.
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That's the conundrum Nicholas Lemann explores in his new book.
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The House Democrats' impeachment conundrum continues on a higher level.
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How to move forward presents a conundrum for the Pelicans.
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Duke and Duchess of Sussex It's a real royal conundrum.
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There is a clear and recent precedent for this conundrum.
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And fake news was only part of a larger conundrum.
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Philosophically, this presents us with no less of a conundrum.
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This conundrum bedevils many democracies, but it's particularly distressing in Britain.
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That's the crockery conundrum confounding Internet users in Taiwan and China.
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Yet biological truth has not resolved the conundrum of the father.
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The question poses more of a conundrum than you might think.
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Two charts from the Pew Research Center explain the Democratic conundrum.
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A difficult moral conundrum has emerged for many Prince fans lately.
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Rising inflation is an unwelcome conundrum for the Bank of England.
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The third conundrum is whether the animals received too much radiation.
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Why is credit card debt versus retirement savings such a conundrum?
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The real conundrum is choosing which boho garb to bust out.
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Now combine them with "corporation" and it becomes quite a conundrum.
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It's a real conundrum, but one that can be easily resolved.
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Here's 20 picks to shake you out of that coat conundrum.
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Trump presents a conundrum for the unions who represent those workers.
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Yet after all this time, she remains a conundrum to many.
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Unfortunately, obtaining an answer to this conundrum is challenging at best.
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Solving the quagga conundrum requires cracking two halves of a puzzle.
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For these reasons, Sufficiently Advanced's flamethrower welding helmet presents a conundrum.
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But it can also be a bit of a fashion conundrum.
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For individual investors, the resulting market inefficiencies come with a conundrum.
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The Sidekick Dry eliminates that conundrum as much as anything could.
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This conundrum has come to be known as the Fermi Paradox.
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Again, the whole "should we stay or should we move" conundrum!
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But that doesn't mean the current Kushner conundrum won't have consequences.
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So Trump is not having -- this is the conundrum for Trump.
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Johnson means to offer a way out of the Tolstoyan conundrum.
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All of which leaves celebrity journalism in a likely unsolvable conundrum.
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It proved to be an unsolvable conundrum for the Obama administration.
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This is an endless chicken/egg conundrum when evaluating young prospects.
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The same assessment surely applies to the conundrum of pioneer failure.
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But Ms. Henson, ever simmering, takes Mary's moral conundrum very seriously.
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For Asian-American chefs, this is the conundrum, and the opportunity.
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Fortunately, GSI Outdoors introduced the Coffee Rocket, eliminating this conundrum forever.
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And each summer, there was the conundrum of the tomato salad.
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If it gets there, the Trump administration will face a conundrum.
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This conundrum is at the heart of Mr. West's sustainability concerns.
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The question of witnesses is not the only conundrum facing Republicans.
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And that&aposs the difficult conundrum Democrats face, particularly centrist ones.
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Stakeholders in this discussion continue to debate solutions to this conundrum.
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The story no longer alludes to any conundrum: He was 75.
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And so, today's conundrum: What does it mean to be French?
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That's quite the conundrum because she's been jonesin' for chicken wings.
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This is the conundrum you will be facing at this time.
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The conundrum begs the question: what on earth brought Kulczyk here?
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It is the conundrum that you want to steer clear of.
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And, more recently, counterinsurgency operations in Afghanistan illustrated the same conundrum.
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In the cash conundrum, we might find a modest reason for optimism.
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This alarming ethical conundrum has not escaped the notice of global governments.
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For two teenagers lovers in love, these restrictions pose quite a conundrum.
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The Pennsylvania Bar Association filed an amicus brief laying out the conundrum.
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Of all four FANG members, "Alphabet is the biggest conundrum," he said.
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Assuming this conundrum is common at most restaurants, the reality is grim.
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It's a conundrum faced by Milemarker on their new full-length, Overseas.
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So, she turned to Marion PD for answers to her computational conundrum.
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But what happens when you find yourself in a such a conundrum?
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A new synthetic fill from Patagonia confronts this conundrum with admirable results.
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So, we spoke with food writer Julia Turshen about our addiction conundrum.
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The Fed's conundrum comes amid negative interest rates in the euro zone.
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Read Vera Bergengruen's fascinating report on an unprecedented conundrum in military recruitment.
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The retail and restaurant groups also represented an interesting conundrum for Cramer.
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Mr López Obrador, who is often called simply AMLO, is a conundrum.
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How best to take on tech is a conundrum facing many governments.
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But even Sanders understands the need to answer the conundrum of encryption.
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But Manara isn't sure that rapid planet-building solves the original conundrum.
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Enter the smart coffee maker, an ingenious solution to this very conundrum.
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When it comes to medicating these symptoms, both groups face a conundrum.
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The surprise drop in rates has some borrowers in a nervous conundrum.
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One result of that conundrum has been the rise of 'fake news'.
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It evolved due to a conundrum that the current president could appreciate.
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The person who is expected to solve this conundrum is Theresa May.
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Q: What is the biggest money conundrum for your personal finance students?
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Every day seems to bring a new injury and a new conundrum.
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The leaders want him gone, although what comes next is a conundrum.
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Add the freckles to the mix, and it created quite the conundrum.
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But here's the conundrum: Mr. Ackman's pain is not just his own.
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"Art lending is quite limited because of the affordability conundrum," he said.
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For the untethered and independent, the answer to that conundrum lies within.
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For those of us who menstruate, period sex is a common conundrum.
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The conundrum was featured in the 2008 film "21" with Kevin Spacey.
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Sega will quickly discover that the practice can be a real conundrum.
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It's a real conundrum for a growing number of renters and homeowners.
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The conundrum this raises over authenticity and identity is not easily solved.
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The first solves the "what to do with all those beans" conundrum.
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Dr. Miskin worked around the power conundrum by leaving out the batteries.
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The solution to this conundrum for the United States lies outside geopolitics.
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The slowing wage growth paired with low unemployment is a genuine conundrum.
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"This is part of the Steyer conundrum," my colleague Lisa Lerer wrote.
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The military is a key element in the solution of this conundrum.
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This enduring conundrum has attracted its fair share of national media attention.
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Anyone who's worried about the state of local journalism faces a conundrum.
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That's the deep conundrum that serious people think about all the time.
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The Ford-Domino's test vehicle will not attempt to resolve that conundrum.
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It was the kind of conundrum sports teams face all the time.
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It's the Thanksgiving conundrum, but with ham instead of a giant bird.
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But their arguments also go to the heart of Bloomberg's debate conundrum.
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It's the sort of classic conundrum between political principle and personal impact.
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Snapchat does have a conundrum, especially as social apps become more similar.
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Post-menopausal women present a biological conundrum and a question of female identity.
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But of all the FANG members, "Alphabet is the biggest conundrum," he said.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China's latest cash boost tees up a stimulus conundrum.
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I also understand your conundrum with regard to neuroscience's attempt to "explain" things.
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We are already beginning to see this conundrum emerge in the auto industry.
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It's a uniquely human conundrum, which is what ultimately makes the series tick.
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Further adding to the Biden conundrum is the question of organizing and turnout.
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We explore this conundrum in the latest episode of Strong Opinions Loosely Held.
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Sartre, with that riveting certainty of his, thought death was an absurd conundrum.
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Image: ShutterstockDesigner babies are the kind of hypothetical conundrum that drive scientists crazy.
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Physicists have realised that it offers a solution to the dark-energy conundrum.
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The Fat Amy conundrum is an interesting one because, ultimately, it denotes progress.
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Across the Tasman Sea, New Zealand's central bank is in a similar conundrum.
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It's a real chicken (breast) and egg (white omelet) conundrum, to be sure.
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Maybe Timberlake should ask them how to handle this whole cake-eating conundrum.
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Nothing about this conundrum, however, prevents Altman from asking Thiel to voluntarily resign.
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A booming stockmarket pleases investors, but it poses another conundrum for the Fed.
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America's antitrust regulators—assuming they are free of political interference—face a conundrum.
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Of course, that assumes history was ever a knowable conundrum to begin with.
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This holiday season, Netflix is presenting you with a Robert Frost-ian conundrum.
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The pilot program is a new approach, but the conundrum is extremely familiar.
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IN A youth centre in Hendon, north London, Barry Rawlings faces a conundrum.
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However, I believe the simple answer to solving this conundrum is: You don't.
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Other researchers have argued the disk-mass conundrum is a fault of measurement.
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This was a "conundrum", said Alan Greenspan, then chairman of the central bank.
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Artist David Shillinglaw tries to navigate this conundrum with his multifaceted collage works.
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The trolley meme isn't merely a philosophical conundrum that we pondered this year.
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Kill Baby Hitler Conundrum was first postulated back in 1941, before the full
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This perceptual conundrum is just one of the many pleasures of York's work.
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However the Brexit conundrum continued, with parliament set to vote on different options.
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In our view, a great investor should never have to face that conundrum.
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Read our leader: "Who's afraid of cheap oil" and briefing: "The oil conundrum".
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The Dwyane Wade Conundrum Dwyane Wade's return to Miami is a heartwarming story.
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Yet what to do about it at a local level is a conundrum.
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But quite how to take advantage of this arena has been a conundrum.
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And the Mateo conundrum leads to an honest discussion between Michael and Jane.
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It is a conundrum with which I will grapple for months to come.
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They also reveal the conundrum foreign leaders face in the age of Trump.
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In fact, this conundrum is far more complex than even the pundits realize.
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This conundrum has far more nefarious implications than merely agitating an atheist millennial.
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Her conundrum raises the question of whether anything original can endure online when
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As such, feel free to apply your new cocktail knowledge to this conundrum.
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How we get this genie back into the bottle is a profound conundrum.
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This discovery presented a conundrum: Was it serotonin or noradrenaline that controlled movement?
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It also presents a conundrum for Mr. Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
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Everyone who loves someone who's in an unhealthy romantic relationship shares your conundrum.
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By the time he joined Toys "R" Us, the company faced a conundrum.
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Depending on how you approach the work-life conundrum, it may not be.
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Myanmar is unique in its offerings — but visiting it also invokes a conundrum.
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Instead, I like to think of the moral conundrum as a light dimmer.
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Here are some of the options for how his conundrum could play out.
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Luckily, however, a solution to at least one such conundrum is at hand.
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The problem of the title is that eternal conundrum, the mind-body dichotomy.
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It also presents a conundrum for Mr. Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner.
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It was never intended to be a statement on our modern conundrum here.
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Seaburn is a conundrum, because he's obviously, clearly, manipulating the others for clout.
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This is the second time I've run into this conundrum over the years.
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The donors' conundrum echoes Republicans funders' agony in 2016 over President Donald Trump.
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There just won't be as many around, which is the conundrum you face.
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The GOP's conundrum is one with which Democrats are intimately, and painfully, familiar.
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It's a conundrum that I can feel really stuck with, as a writer.
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But you're right to mention it and I haven't solved the conundrum yet.
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The company's employees aren't blind to this conundrum either, according to the engineer.
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Copper is a particular conundrum but similar things are happening in other metals.
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Fortuitously, the founders left clues for how we should understand this apparent conundrum.
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Citigroup has skirted this conundrum by choosing indexes that are not major benchmarks.
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But my sense of your conundrum is that it's more complicated than that.
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CreditCreditHarry How/Getty Images In 2006, the San Diego Chargers had a conundrum.
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If we did an experiment, how many people here have ever faced that conundrum?
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It's a conundrum many women face daily when choosing shoes: Sex appeal, or practicality?
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Their presence is a conundrum that Levin could have devoted more time to plumbing.
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Inheriting an unthinkably large number of recordings in a dying format created a conundrum.
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Each blurb is written by a different person, acknowledging the conundrum of personal taste.
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Once Dr. Manica learned of the conundrum, he and his colleagues retraced their steps.
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While the possibility is remote, a conversion would leave the ECB with a conundrum.
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The Spectre 13 is a conundrum wrapped inside carbon fiber and polished gold aluminum.
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If this isn't a perfectly staged Mercury retrograde conundrum, we don't know what is.
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But, there's one problem Cadillac hasn't fixed just yet and that's the parking conundrum.
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This is the smartwatch's biggest conundrum, one that simply may not have a solution.
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Image: GettyIf you've used Twitter long enough, you've probably run into this classic conundrum.
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That means there could be a big old love triangle conundrum on the horizon.
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In Bridget Jones's Baby, out September 16, she's gotten herself into quite the conundrum.
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Berkshire is enough of a conundrum to perplex even the world's greatest value investor.
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At the heart of this conundrum are the tangled vines of transparency and trust.
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It's a luxury conundrum, one that feels like a mockery of tremendous human suffering.
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Finally, Russian involvement is far from a complete solution to Israel's gas export conundrum.
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All of this creates a measurement conundrum, especially around video (more on that here).
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It is part of this whole conundrum of inactivity, down from $185 to $134.
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Thankfully, there are now quite a number of apps that help solve this conundrum.
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Grabr largely skirts this conundrum by having the courier do the purchasing and packing.
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Best of all for the Raptors, they mostly bucked the present-versus-future conundrum.
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It's an early conundrum for Democrats, as three of their top contenders — O'Rourke, Sen.
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It's your typical chicken-and-egg conundrum, but the fact is, it doesn't matter.
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In part, the natural price volatility of oil as a commodity explains this conundrum.
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This is the conundrum in which many home oxygen therapy providers are finding themselves.
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So here is the conundrum: Including women is not the same as hearing women.
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Words like conundrum and the similar-sounding affect and effect continue to confuse people.
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My editor understood my conundrum, but she didn't think the essay should be pulled.
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Right next door to the United States, ironically, Mexico is facing a similar conundrum.
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At the same time, you have the conundrum [that] the show is about counterterrorism.
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CalPERS' Supreme Court counsel from Goldstein & Russell explained the conundrum in an elegant Feb.
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The conundrum of whether mathematics is discovered or invented is as old as Plato.
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Among other things, the wines have given us firsthand experience of the aging conundrum.
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But the Brexit conundrum remained, with especially broad divergence over the Irish border. Mrs.
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But this makes for a rather profound conundrum: Who is in control of Tay?
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Readers of Adams's "Democracy" are left in a curious conundrum as the novel closes.
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This pandemic has transformed just about every choice we make into an ethical conundrum.
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Ernie Tedeschi of the research business Evercore ISI analyzed the conundrum for the Upshot.
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The sizable waste generated by coffee, juices and other liquids added to the conundrum.
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The ethical trade-offs create a conundrum for the company and society, Bloomberg wrote.
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But the ToTok conundrum is conceptually similar to other issues tech giants already face.
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"What happens when all info sent online?" was another conundrum, according to meeting notes.
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It's the yearly office conundrum: What do you get your colleague for Secret Santa?
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By traveling to Missouri, President Trump is rightly putting a spotlight on her conundrum.
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But the conundrum for cooks is that we haven't defined what those forms are.
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His current conundrum with Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince, Mohammed Bin Salman, is no exception.
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Yellen added she is "open minded" on what is behind the low-inflation conundrum.
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Still, he called the case "complex" and told reporters that he hated the conundrum.
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Disaster could ensue, except Ferreira turns each conundrum into a full-on fashion moment.
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My suggestion would have been to take the conundrum directly to the immediate supervisor.
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Strategists inside multiple potential 2020 operations described active discussions on the big money conundrum.
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This storyline enforces a problematic theme that has always plagued the Jonathan-Nancy-Steve conundrum.
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THIS BOOTS-PANTS COMBOThis outfit presents a conundrum: Are these boots, or are they pants?
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This conundrum makes an election this autumn likely, suggest Mr Johnson's friends and foes alike.
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It's a conundrum, we know; but it's one that we're here to help you solve.
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And the Corden Conundrum is more urgent now than ever because James Corden is everywhere.
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This is not only a conundrum for many voters but potentially irreconcilable for even more.
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One way of thinking about the Democrats' conundrum on race is to picture a bucket.
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The French bank sees the extension as offering practically no change to the Brexit conundrum.
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In the 'Carpenter's Conundrum,' users have to remove a nail from a virtual patient's lungs.
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This is actually a common conundrum, according to Susannah Hyland, a licensed psychotherapist in NYC.
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After reading it, I think you'll agree that "conundrum" is the understatement of the century.
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Still, we desperately need to solve the electric-car conundrum, because our planet is dying.
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Image: GettyHere's a conundrum: A kidnapper forgets his phone at the scene of a crime.
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Specifically, the story weaved a tale of a Russian energy baron facing just this conundrum.
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Persistent losses in statewide and local races only illustrate the party's structural conundrum, he said.
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The Stoops conundrum will last another year, but there are much worse problems to have.
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Now, thanks to Google I/O 2016, I'm faced with a new conundrum: Google Home.
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This isn't the first time a conundrum like this has taken the internet by storm.
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It's a familiar conundrum: whether to sleep over or not, after a one night stand.
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This week, we try to solve our '80s comedies conundrum with A Fish Called Wanda.
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There is a mystery even deeper than how Corbyn will deal with this PR conundrum.
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The whole thing is a conundrum of how to balance different unknown and unknowable risks.
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Indeed what you're saying, the conundrum, whether the market is insensitive or ignores whatever happens.
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Rising confidence combined with more rapidly rising costs does pose a conundrum for policy-makers.
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It seems to me the Edinburgh Book Festival was trying to air out this conundrum.
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Their newest book, The Brilliant Jerk Conundrum, is available via Amazon and other fine booksellers.
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This is a conundrum that has perplexed many New York Times readers who live abroad.
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Striking a balance between charging too much or too little is a classic business conundrum.
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But to really solve the conundrum, polar scientists must keep vigilantly watching the dynamic Antarctic.
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How soon this takes place is of course the investor's dilemma, and the policymakers' conundrum.
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Part of the answer to that conundrum comes from the decline in imports of scrap.
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As Engelbrecht describes the conundrum, her next remark seems inevitable: What, exactly, is an ending?
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But it is still very wobbly and does not solve the fundamental conundrum Idlib faces.
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He compared his industry's conundrum to volunteer firefighters arriving at the scene of a blaze.
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The conundrum, of course, is that most of Parliament doesn't want a no-deal scenario.
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But should you find yourself stumped in the face of a cleaning conundrum, don't fret!
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Her conundrum won little sympathy from the bloc's leaders during the two-day summit meeting.
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Here is the basic conundrum the child of immigrants faces as he goes through school.
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To be sure, the Democratic Party has only itself to blame for this existential conundrum.
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When it comes to trade policy with China, the Democratic presidential candidates face a conundrum.
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Garrett's academic studies ground his personal conundrum in a scientific one: that of Schrödinger's cat.
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New research out of the UK has found two silver linings in the cloudy conundrum.
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Hoffman has a conundrum: At long last, his Hollywood career has started to take off.
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THE SHADOW KING By Maaza Mengiste A conundrum: How to sing a song of war?
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He was this conundrum of a personality, but it was also what made him sexy.
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Modern dance often faces the same conundrum—works are forgotten, particularly after a choreographer dies.
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Central to that conundrum is whether the voters rejected Mr. Corbyn himself, or his message.
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A growing movement in the mutual fund world is working on solutions for that conundrum.
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One answer to this conundrum comes from Dr. Sommers and his Tufts colleague Michael Norton.
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One obvious solution to this conundrum is to just point users to Google Maps instead.
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Take, for example, the never-ending conundrum of choosing between dressing comfortably and dressing luxuriously.
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Adding to this conundrum is the fact that wind and solar cannot provide reliable power.
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A simple wall will not remedy the conundrum faced by both US and Mexican authorities.
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The conundrum with Sandoval notwithstanding, however, most MLB teams do insure their top-earning players.
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Varys's death is a sad example of how the show never solved this central conundrum.
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FED'S CONUNDRUM Data pointing to economic strength, highlighted by a jobs report on Friday that showed the unemployment rate fell to its lowest level in nearly 50 years in April, and inflation that may be signaling underlying weakness is a conundrum for the Fed.
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MSNBC's Joy Reid noted the party's conundrum on Twitter: How do they move forward from this?
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Given a similar conundrum, does a robocar risk the lives of five pedestrians, or its passengers?
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Each episode kicks off with a Moordale students' sex-related conundrum, which Otis will help solve.
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In the early stages, Dragon Quest Builders presents players with a traditional RPG inventory management conundrum.
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All the women who followed up with their boyfriends' clueless reactions to the conundrum in question.
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On August 21st, Angela Merkel, the German Chancellor, offered him thirty days to solve the conundrum.
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Driscoll raised the possibility of an interbranch constitutional conundrum the judge could face in the future.
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They can't make you exercise — and that's the real conundrum: Apps aren't a substitute for willpower.
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In France, where directorial vision is generally considered the driving force in theater, it's a conundrum.
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They&aposve ignored addressing their quarterback conundrum to hoard assets they&aposve yet to use wisely.
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The culprit of this conundrum was only slightly larger than a broken tip of pencil lead.
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But that's the most puzzling conundrum of Suburbicon: It's the sixth film George Clooney has directed.
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Predicting Putin's specific move is a conundrum, but expecting him to do nothing is a fallacy.
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The conundrum, of course, is that no startup or company wants (or can avoid) background checks.
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These devices aren't as dorky looking as Google Glass, but they offer up the same conundrum.
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The advisories present a conundrum for other tourists, though, who don't fall into the CDC's category.
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And for that reason, this heavily modified replica Lamborghini Countach poses a bit of a conundrum.
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As he read, Metzger realized this was the first acceptable explanation he'd found for his conundrum.
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To help solve this conundrum, we came up with eight quick meal ideas for our rolodex.
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By the way, someone actually provided a suggested answer to the hotly contested frankfurter splitting conundrum.
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But this struggle is not borne of political opportunism; it is rooted in a genuine conundrum.
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The Bottom Line With the Galaxy Tab S3, Samsung has solved the Android productivity tablet conundrum.
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The findings, which need to be confirmed by further research, suggest a life-and-death conundrum.
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Which is exactly why we've turned to Trader Joe's for an answer to this summer conundrum.
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There's no easy answer to Lenovo's conundrum, which is also faced by LG, Sony, and HTC.
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However, she added that an astute viewer might be able to figure out this television conundrum.
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It's a genuine conundrum, but one Democrats must solve in order to restore their political relevance.
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But it also illustrates a larger conundrum for Democrats, one that dates to the late 19603s.
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As pressure to solve the Brexit border conundrum grows, so will political tensions in Northern Ireland.
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The behavior of interest rates has provided more than one conundrum for policymakers in recent years.
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This very conundrum confronted Little Bear Schwarz when fuzz appeared on her chin at age 14.
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Well we've solved that cookie conundrum — as well as how to save yourself from popsicle hands.
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That underscores a conundrum particular to Kidz Bop: The brand is far bigger than the performers.
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The world of sports has tied itself up in knots over the conundrum of legalized doping.
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Given this conundrum, I propose that we in the insurance/disaster management world try something new.
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At a cost of $100 million, the new trial aims to resolve a persistent medical conundrum.
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This is an anodyne example, but it relates to a conundrum facing Germany as a country.
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It sounds like a conundrum, but it's not if you plan correctly, Dr. Ben-Shahar said.
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This conundrum is almost as maddening to me as having a case of severe writer's block.
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But the Israeli right has not fully explained how its single state overcomes the demographic conundrum.
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Perhaps no other writer of her generation has wrestled with this conundrum more than Leslie Jamison.
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"We're in this unbelievable conundrum," he said, noting that global growth would call for higher yields.
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It's not the only historical conundrum left by the founders that ties Americans in knots today.
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In January, 2015, the computer scientist Sebastian Thrun became fascinated by a conundrum in medical diagnostics.
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The event launched the university into a conundrum of what to do with the fallen statue.
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On a Facebook page devoted to the village, solving the conundrum became a popular parlor game.
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But with inflation pressures building at home, he sees Fed Chief Jerome Powell facing a conundrum.
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The special committee's conundrum is amplified by the predicament faced by the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp.
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A sharp-eyed reader noticed a conundrum in the Opinion section's recent coverage of education reform.
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The PUZZLE PIECE isn't really a song about a conundrum, so it gets a question mark.
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There's an ethical conundrum here, and we've solved it by replacing human beings with anthropomorphic robots.
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What to do with them when they finish their sentences is a conundrum for the authorities.
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That is the conundrum David Blanchflower lays out - and endeavours to answer - in his new book.
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The Ghosts We Know, published by Conundrum Press, is available from Amazon and other online booksellers.
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It was then that The Art Newspaper launched their own investigation into the van Gogh ear conundrum.
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Syria analyst Noah Bonsey of the International Crisis Group emphasized the growing urgency of Washington's messy conundrum.
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But, in picking out their outfits, they were faced with the conundrum of finding sufficiently celebratory looks.
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Growing up a "Harry" alongside the advent of Harry Potter, I understand this conundrum all too well.
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But here is the conundrum, the better that sounds, the less likely the Fed is to cut.
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It's the typical conundrum, Beverly doesn't respect Serena and prides herself on wanting to do real news.
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This conundrum is exactly why I was so intrigued by a new online decorating service called Modsy.
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The conversations are a sign of how federal agencies are grappling with a deep-rooted technology conundrum.
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I shouldn't be trusted with an answer to this conundrum; I am compromised by my own contradictions.
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Now, some 40-odd years later, here I was looking once again at the very same conundrum.
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But she remains a conundrum—as inscrutable, says Der Spiegel, a magazine, as "sphinxes, divas and queens".
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Lego faces a conundrum when it comes to online advertising, according to Chief Marketing Officer Julia Goldin.
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But if Mr Mandelblit does indeed take Mr Netanyahu to court, Israel will face a constitutional conundrum.
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I was a failed actress and a walking ball of anxiety, so that presented quite the conundrum.
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That could pose a conundrum for Trump if the situation deteriorates further as U.S. midterm elections loom.
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Wings of Aloha solves this conundrum by providing free flights to mainland for adoptable dogs and cats.
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Majority judgment resolves the conundrum of Arrow's theorem: neither the Condorcet nor the Arrow paradox can occur.
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After confronting the conundrum, Apple solved the issue by making a feature that tells time through vibrations.
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And so, the Celtics face a conundrum much like the one that confounded the Hawks before them.
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"If China does not tackle the conundrum now, it will face more difficult choices in the future."
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After people started to notice the color conundrum, the hashtag #greenpool started to pick up on Twitter.
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We were a year out of high school, and we were in the same sort of conundrum.
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Hey, maybe this conundrum makes me readdress my draft board beforehand, and shuffle a few WRs higher?
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It is a similar conundrum to the one that has befallen ride-hailing apps Uber and Lyft.
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With this friction as a backdrop, the great conundrum confronting Martino remains how to make Messi sparkle.
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"I think the Fed is in a conundrum," said James Marple, senior economist at TD Bank Group.
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Does solving this conundrum for a circular pool help when you are sitting by a rectangular pool?
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Trump's conundrum is the opposite of the one Obama faced as he ran for reelection in 85033.
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This conundrum is known as the Fermi Paradox, and it has inspired debate among researchers for decades.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Technology start-ups have long wrestled with a conundrum of how to reward their employees.
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Froome has time in the bank but that can pose a conundrum: whether to attack or defend?
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All these features leave us in a conundrum: How do you make sure the comparisons are fair?
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The only real solution to this conundrum of American democracy can be seen itself as overly-simplistic.
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For the Israeli right, Jerusalem has long posed a conundrum, pitting security and demographic concerns against ideology.
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Starkly put: "The Trump administration faces a conundrum," writes Barclays analyst Michael Cohen in a note Friday.
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It's a conundrum Lue has struggled with, but Cleveland's overall problems go deeper than X's and O's.
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However, there is another factor at work in this iron ore-copper conundrum, namely escalating trade tensions.
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"There are many ways to skin a cat," another EU diplomat working on the Brexit conundrum said.
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She's no stranger to the annual conundrum of finding a Halloween costume as an Asian American woman.
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Now, a team of researchers at the University of Oxford brings a new perspective to this conundrum.
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A few months earlier, he struggled with a similar conundrum after Iran shot down a US drone.
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This will be President Trump's conundrum with Iran: whatever he does, Iran will play the long game.
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The conundrum of what to do with a mass murder scene has been felt acutely in Orlando.
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Both set in North Carolina, the two shows don't share characters, but they do share a conundrum.
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As parental dilemmas go, the "Is Santa Claus real?" conundrum can be a source of genuine agonizing.
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Yet technology may also provide an answer to the conundrum that has kept the court from acting.
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This is the ugly conundrum of the digital age: When you traffic in outrage, you get death.
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It may be the most excessive family car there is — perfect for your little seven-figure conundrum.
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Should any formal conscription mandate be adopted, first and foremost must be a solution to this conundrum.
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While discounters like TJX operate in a sort of an oasis, many other retailers face a conundrum.
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The easiest way to understand the issue is by returning to the conundrum of the biased coin.
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He had to pause before answering because his team has created a conundrum for the baseball veteran.
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In this unfolding conundrum of life and history, there is such a thing as being too late.
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But Putin's autocratic Russia is not the only "international rules" conundrum facing the democratized world right now.
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Green-minded investors face a similar conundrum: can they exert more pressure by holding shares, or divesting?
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That is the daily conundrum confronted by the young staff at Etsy's loft headquarters in Dumbo, Brooklyn.
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Wilkinson addresses this conundrum: Assimilation is an issue not because it isn't happening, but because it is.
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And that brings us to the real conundrum, which abstract arguments over carbon pricing so often miss.
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That is the conundrum for Volkswagen in Rwanda, where it is opening the country's first car-assembly plant.
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In October, the New York Times published a piece about the conundrum that emoji has created for Unicode.
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This conundrum lies at the heart of the LME's "Discussion Paper on LME Warehouse Reform" released last month.
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This romantic conundrum has plagued superheroes since the dawn of time, and Alex deserves a chance at it!
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The paintings present viewers with a visual conundrum: they are exactly the same but each one is unique.
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All this exploration later, I find myself in the same conundrum: Where do we draw the gender line?
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The conundrum is, do you double and risk giving up those easy step-in 3s and the rebounds?
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It's a classic conundrum of jealousy that's sad given that Rinna's high school days are way behind her.
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The scene captured the conundrum of Yang's candidacy: People like the guy, even if they support someone else.
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"It was more the conundrum of playing Rafa as opposed to being in my first final," said Anderson.
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This is a great example of the Machiavellian conundrum referenced in the episode title: What really drives Hector?
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"This case posed a diagnostic conundrum," the doctors wrote in November in The New England Journal of Medicine.
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On the Remain side, Jonathan Powell pronounces hard Brexit "dead", killed by the conundrum of the Irish border.
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James Fallows confronted Trump's credibility conundrum as it applies to the electronics ban in his latest Atlantic column.
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It's that old conundrum of having to not save one person so that you can save many more.
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When it comes to tapping the Hyperloop's potential, I think it can help solve a major transportation conundrum.
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The low rate conundrum Another approach is to say that high valuations are justified by low interest rates.
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A small aside: the workplace presents a different conundrum altogether when we venture into the protocol of professionalism.
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But that doesn't mean that everybody isn't experiencing this same dilemma or experiencing the world as a conundrum.
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But it also highlights a conundrum facing for-profit startups trying to make a positive difference in politics.
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You should always listen to this one, but this time every year, they do a special Conundrum Episode.
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Beyond what counts as safe, there is also a conundrum around who is responsible when something goes wrong.
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So, the first classic The 100 conundrum our team faced in this episode was at the Farm Station.
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This development conundrum is probably a contributing factor as to why EA hasn't started development on Skate 4.
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But the antigovernment protests in Iran that the Trump administration supports are giving the administration a political conundrum.
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Two FIT students tackled that conundrum — and came up with a solution to our perpetual coat-tracking woes.
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The Moldova conundrum is multilateral and complex, as it involves strategic, financial, and criminal challenges across numerous jurisdictions.
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The law, which does not appear to exist in most other European countries, leaves Merkel with a conundrum.
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It is a serious conundrum for a team that, on paper at least, is full of scoring talent.
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However, the Brexit conundrum continued, with parliament set to vote on different Brexit options later in the day.
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One such conundrum is whether or not Christians and Muslims can be said to worship the same God.
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You may have faced a famous candy conundrum: Sometimes you feel like a nut and sometimes you don't.
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This issue has preceded the recent 3D printed gun conundrum, being used as a background check law workaround.
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Which is sort of a conundrum for the community because we are known for our artists and crafts.
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She is an enigma wrapped in a conundrum and could potentially be the future of the Democratic Party.
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And here's hoping this move means our next last-minute outfit conundrum will be solved in record time.
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The first six episodes had their messy moments, but built nicely to a perfectly deployed time travel conundrum.
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As Matthew Rosenberg and John Markoff write, the Pentagon is studying what some people call the "Terminator" conundrum.
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These are explored in our new book "The Brilliant Jerk Conundrum: Thriving with and Governing a Dominant Visionary."
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That presents a conundrum, but with smarter, innovative regulatory policies, we can improve health at a lower price.
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Golden State's offense seemed unstoppable until James and the Cavaliers solved the Curry conundrum with aggressive perimeter defense.
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But that left scientists with a conundrum: How did they form so quickly when the universe was young?
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The data underlined the Fed ratesetters' conundrum; consumer and government spending remained buoyant, though business investment was limp.
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The moral conundrum here is that descendants of slaves cannot be the deputized stand-ins for their ancestors.
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There is a real conundrum in how much to cover these conspiracy theories, and how to do it.
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"Fake I.D.," the excellent, stinging opening track, full of confidently pealing guitar, appears to nod at this conundrum.
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And they come back to some of the same notions of fairness that underpin the concert pricing conundrum.
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Her actions tease out a variety of moral conundrum that the writers of "Better Call Saul" just love.
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This beguiling transformation seems too good to be true, and distributed systems based on blockchain face a conundrum.
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The continuing conundrum for his Democratic opponent, Doug Jones, is that nowhere near enough Alabamians believe the allegations.
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" Or, as she writes in "Conundrum": "To me gender is not physical at all, but is altogether insubstantial.
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Middle-class families might not seem like the most sympathetic characters when we're discussing the college-finance conundrum.
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But it also presented a conundrum for senators from states with more mixed populations, like Maine's Susan Collins.
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Outdoorspeople face an existential conundrum: To be comfortable and safe outside, you need weatherproof jackets, boots, and hats.
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This stark trade-off is what has made Syria the most difficult and painful policy conundrum for years.
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This may present a conundrum for advertisers, which have traditionally used TV for mass-reach brand-building campaigns.
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The third, the new EU-UK land border on Ireland, remains a conundrum and May said nothing new.
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It's more or less about the "Would you go back in time and kill baby Hitler?" ethical conundrum.
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Carrie Fisher's piece was a fun, complex play about the dizzying conundrum between love and freedom of adventure.
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"There is an Abe conundrum," said Jeff Kingston, the director of Asian studies at Temple University in Tokyo.
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Laurence Msall, the president of the Civic Federation, a watchdog group, said the incoming mayor faced a conundrum.
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To the journalism mainstream, Julian Assange, newly imprisoned founder of WikiLeaks, is less a hero than a conundrum.
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That's the conundrum facing Washington and Lee University, a small, private Virginia college where Lee served as president.
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This was a question, or conundrum, she had already considered, pushed back against, at least in her own head.
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This conundrum comes thanks to a potential voter, who cornered Cruz at a campaign event in Austin on Wednesday.
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The Kyrgios conundrum is perfectly encapsulated with the clip of his pointless inexplicable 'tweener against today's opponent, Andreas Seppi.
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Italian beauty brand Kiko Milano wants to eliminate that exact conundrum with a brilliant new double-ended lip brush.
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It's a conundrum: Do Democrats risk undercutting their own cause by waging war over Trump's most conventional decision yet?
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WASHINGTON — In the summer of 1999, the Federal Reserve chair, Alan Greenspan, had a strange conundrum on his hands.
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But, with Canon, this conundrum further illuminates how badly the company needs to add to its mirrorless lens lineup.
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One ghost, found on Level 8, even has a tragic backstory that'll force you into a surprising moral conundrum.
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This should send a strong message to Apple, Samsung, and other phone makers who have ignored the autoplay conundrum.
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You might find yourself in a momentary conundrum because you normally rely on your phone's camera to take photos.
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This was never going to be the week that the government came up with radical answers to this conundrum.
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Step back a bit, and the company's woes are an early sighting of a conundrum with no easy solution.
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As public figures, they represent a conundrum that anyone who is trying to resist is familiar with: fake solidarity.
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Researchers are perhaps most excited that creatures like the buttless bagbaby could explain one major conundrum in animal development.
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Thanks to French icons like Françoise Dorléac, Sylvie Vartan, and Françoise Hardy, the Parisian woman is her own conundrum.
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To solve this conundrum, enterprising Facebook page owners found they could simply add an overlay of various floating shapes.
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The sacred drink of autumnal lovers the world over has become quite the conundrum for these two furry friends.
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Her private retreat backs up to Aspen Mountain with picturesque views of Aspen Highlands Ridge and the Conundrum Valley.
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But Hawking radiation introduced a new conundrum: if black holes are losing mass, where does all their information go?
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I was agonizing over this domestic conundrum when I came across a Parks and Rec clip about a Roomba.
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The Dock (a very descriptive name) is a new product from ThanoTech that looks to solve the charging conundrum.
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"It's a bit of a conundrum," said Matt Smith, director of commodity research at ClipperData, an energy research firm.
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It's a conundrum that's raged ever since Dolly, the famous duplicated sheep, was brought into the world in 1996.
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Gondelman's Twitter feed — along with the #AGoodGame hashtag — is overflowing with retweets of fans in the same political conundrum.
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The proof of that particular conundrum will come in the evolution of the country's exports of semi-manufactured products.
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The tech community as a collective whole is now facing a similar conundrum when it comes to programming machines.
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But not for Kasich ... he breaks down his conundrum, but tells us one pick he DID actually get right.
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"This study resolves a century old conundrum concerning the function of inflated wing veins in butterflies," the authors concluded.
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Which leaves me with a bit of a conundrum — I enjoy Westworld until I really start thinking about it.
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White House spokesman Sean Spicer acknowledged Friday the budgetary conundrum that could arise if the health care vote fails.
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Inflation remains stubbornly low even as the labor market is near full employment, a conundrum for the Federal Reserve.
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Faced with a geopolitical conundrum on North Korea, it is a sentiment that Moon would do well to remember.
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The microplastic menace is a maddening conundrum: The pollutant shows up everywhere, but science knows very little about it.
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If she'd resigned, she'd have been succeeded automatically by another Obama official who would have faced the same conundrum.
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Spaceflight company Moon Express encountered this regulatory conundrum when it sought approval for the launch of its lunar lander.
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Scientists may be closer to an explanation for that seeming conundrum—and it has to do with white bread.
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Escaping the political conundrum of conducting serious oversight of a president of their own party requires a larger deceit.
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Usually, they would simply let the animals decay naturally, but the volume of dead reindeer presents a disturbing conundrum.
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"The endless conundrum of how to get the mix perfect is what keeps me from getting bored," she writes.
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More than any other scientist, perhaps, Bert Vogelstein, a cancer geneticist at Johns Hopkins University, has tackled that conundrum.
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In answer to that conundrum, the sheeted observer sticks around while years of habitation, or empty desolation, roll by.
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The liberal Democratic congressman argued that Trump was seeking a politically perilous, base-first route out of a conundrum.
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It's a conundrum Trump faces as investigators in Washington inch closer to his inner circle in their Russia probe.
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This presents a conundrum in which strategic risk resulting from the NDS's prioritization complicates the operational challenges for CENTCOM.
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The health risks posed by the mosquito-borne Zika virus was a conundrum that Pace, 35, could not resolve.
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The question -- as has often been the Biden conundrum -- is whether Biden makes a decision, a pure, definite decision.
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That's why the real Pelosi conundrum for Democrats isn't on the campaign trail; it's in the House come January.
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The proposed meeting between Remnick and Bannon thus represented much more than the political conundrum about "platforming" odious people.
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Yeah the biggest conundrum we had was the fact that Michael Jackson held the rights to The Beatles catalogue.
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With increasing evidence and momentum building, APMs are the clear antidote to today's cost and quality conundrum in healthcare.
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Kabul's young humanitarians were conferring recently about their Wall of Kindness conundrum and came up with a new idea.
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Even its title, which can be read as "You Are Nowhere" or "You Are Now Here," is a conundrum.
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One of my closest friends, who is darker-skinned, faced such a conundrum when marrying a light-skinned woman.
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The ongoing deliberations reflected the conundrum Trump faces as he contemplates wading further into Syria's multi-sided civil war.
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Under-vaccination in the United States is an especially difficult conundrum for med students and others entering the field.
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Of course it's a conundrum: women were allowed to dance and entertain, but not to present serious news items.
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We are in an amoral conundrum where the people left to fight, the youngest, have yet to wake up.
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Aside from the fact sheep don't often ride around in cars, there was the conundrum of its fashionable attire.
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He said the case illustrated how poorly the criminal justice system handles the conundrum posed by mentally ill defendants.
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But there's a conundrum: How do you bike to an office job without looking like a messenger all day?
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If only my newfound understanding of higher level math had transferred to the square conundrum sitting on the desk.
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Ms. Swonk said the great conundrum in the current economic environment was why wage growth had been so modest.
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China faces a similar conundrum, where rich families in urban areas can send their kids to "keypoint" high schools.
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Gawande's 2009 New Yorker article "The Cost Conundrum" examined why some health-care markets are more expensive than others.
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I had stumbled into the eternal conundrum of Jell-O: Is it a salad, a dessert or somehow both?
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Yet the work's sense of ritual, mystery and spiritual anguish add up to some knotty conundrum that haunts me.
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Two massive government auctions in early November in a gas-rich zone are likely to add to the conundrum.
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How to make fashion relevant is the conundrum of the moment, and adding a hashtag is not the answer.
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I'm writing to you, Swole Woman, because this has to be a conundrum faced by lots of lady lifters.
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He's not perfect, but Hamers is probably the best answer to UBS' succession conundrum - and at an attractive price.
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Tasked with deciding the rights, the wrongs and the rules of the consumer privacy conundrum is the U.S. government.
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"It's the abiding conundrum of Brexit," said Tony Travers, a professor of politics at the London School of Economics.
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And the hall's planners face a classic renovators' conundrum: Do you go with built-in, or something more flexible?
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David Leonhardt The federal judge and legal scholar Guido Calabresi likes to pose a conundrum to his law students.
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It's the Superman conundrum: When you've got beings this powerful, how do you create a story that has stakes?
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The only long-term solution to this conundrum is returning to the bipartisan consensus that enabled the 1986 bill.
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That would explain the central conundrum raised by the findings—that species numbers remain high locally, while collapsing globally.
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But as the election nears, the president seems increasingly determined to find a solution to the drug cost conundrum.
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But as the election nears, the president seems increasingly determined to find a solution to the drug cost conundrum.
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But it also creates a political conundrum for both candidates, who have both sworn off support from Super PACs.
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Or the conundrum of Christians being instructed to imitate Christ, while knowing that's an impossible task for flawed humans.
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One way to deal with the conundrum is for big tech companies to acquire startups early in their growth.
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But it's certainly a conundrum for executives to have to make decisions amidst such a scandal so early in filming.
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The strength of the shekel is another conundrum for policymakers as strong currencies tend to put pressure on domestic prices.
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To combat this lunch conundrum, we sought out the best lunch spots that this food-centric city has to offer.
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But then came a conundrum: Would Colton change Heather's status from never-been-kissed to has-been-kissed-by-Colton?
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Photo: APFollowing the laws of individual nations becomes a hell of a conundrum when your business fundamentally has no borders.
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Those lucky enough to fall within the "hard to shop for" category may find themselves faced with a similar conundrum.
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It's a conundrum, but I think there is something to say about having energy and just fucking going for it.
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Wells Fargo scandal blocks severance pay for laid-off workers The Depp conundrum: Who should keep tabs on the money?
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A: It's a bit of a conundrum: Depression can cause you to isolate yourself and yet also crave social interaction.
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This set up a conundrum: Scientists assumed interstellar objects would behave more like comets than asteroids until 'Oumuamua came along.
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I worry that people who don't look like me, or Nipsey, or Meek, won't understand the layers of this conundrum.
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The conundrum, then, is why males do not dispose of these bony encumbrances immediately after the rutting season has ended.
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VanderZanden has been staving off the winter doldrums (colder weather, fewer scooter trips) by mulling over the unit economics conundrum.
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Sxip Shirey will M.C. all nights, which include performances from England's Barely Methodical Troupe and the United States' Acrobatic Conundrum.
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In chapter 25 of his seminal treatise on power and statesmanship, The Prince, Niccolo Machiavelli lays out a philosophical conundrum.
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You succinctly described the conundrum faced by electricity markets adapting to renewable energy ("A world turned upside down", February 260th).
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Lebanon faced a similar conundrum over the 450,000 Palestinian refugees who entered it from Israel and Palestine from 1948 onwards.
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But the conundrum of recent months is that few of these assets have lived up to their reputation for safety.
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This sort of conundrum leading to suboptimal outcomes was explained by Kenneth Arrow, an economist and Nobel laureate, in 1951.
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Not, this time, about the status of divorcees who remarry, or any other pastoral or theological conundrum, but about China.
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Costume conundrum Before you head out in that costume of yours tonight, you might want to consider this handy guide.
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Now, a team of astronomers have found a likely solution to this conundrum, and it's so elegant it's literally music.
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Mr Gou's answer to this conundrum seems to be to present himself as a sort of ordinary-Joe-made-good.
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So the solution to the conundrum of Italy's next government comes down to which side—right or left—splits first.
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The 737 Max probes suggest another variation on the conundrum: Technology intended to protect against pilot error trapped the pilots.
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Finally, there's the Middle East and the conundrum posed by Syria's dictator, Bashar al-Assad, and his allies in Iran.
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This witchy conundrum leads Sabrina on the 10-episode coming of age tale that is The Chilling Adventures' first season.
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The conundrum of "Trump became president tonight" is whether researchers could recreate this phenomenon with a president who isn't Trump.
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It's the great economic conundrum of our day: if the unemployment rate is so low, why aren't wages growing faster?
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A broader conundrum facing the country's benefactors is whether they ought to press Mr Kagame not to run in 2017.
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Everybody agrees, though, that a thinner atmosphere of the sort Dr Som describes would make the conundrum harder to explain.
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The real conundrum wasn't why metastases occur in some cancer patients but why metastases don't occur in all of them.
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England, a signatory of the FCTC treaty under the European Union (EU), will face a conundrum at the October meeting.
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The conundrum of Pomerol is that it invites further exploration, especially a deep dive into some of the great names.
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But average hourly earnings growth actually decelerated in April, fueling the continuing conundrum over what's happening in the labor market.
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For Richard, the uptick presents an ethical conundrum: Is he willing to commit fraud in order to save the company?
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I wish I had told her that the way out of this conundrum is to make these institutions her own.
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Data out of the U.S. on Thursday encapsulated the current economic conundrum, said Michael McCarthy, chief strategist at CMC Markets.
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While the Scottish-English border lacks the historical violence and sectarian delicacy of the Irish border, the core conundrum remains.
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The Republican nominee, however, presents a conundrum for the unions that represent workers at Boeing, the world's largest aerospace company.
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But the rest of Europe faces a conundrum: to prevent crises, it needs more of the centralisation that Eurosceptics hate.
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Banks simply want the cannabis conundrum to end so they can serve their customers and communities as they always have.
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Ending the cannabis conundrum will not be easy, and banks respect differing views on legalization, including within the financial industry.
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This is the conundrum that arises when we ask what happens to information as it falls into a black hole.
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A heel nobody hates isn't really a heel, but pro wrestling still needs heels, a conundrum WWE hasn't figured out.
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Now I regret that in some ways, and in other ways I don't, and that's the conundrum of all this.
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The conundrum that investors face heading into the second half is that alternative destinations for their money aren't cheap, either.
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A few weeks ago, Nixon publicly addressed part of the conundrum with a recommendation familiar to party's insurgent progressive left.
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It poses a conundrum for airlines that are trying to capitalize on robust travel demand — albeit at smaller profit margins.
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A candidate's conundrum: Many independent voters are repelled by the partisan appeals that spur the party faithful to the polls.
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Here's the truest conundrum of the social media age: Those who complain loudest about being silenced never ever shut up.
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The main conundrum seemed to be: do I try to invoke or defy the person who sent in these words?
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It's a perennial conundrum for the world's oldest democracy: Why do so many Americans fail to go to the polls?
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" The latest contribution to the Pound conundrum is Daniel Swift's "The Bughouse: The Poetry, Politics and Madness of Ezra Pound.
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These drives are what give a cute conundrum about how you teach human ethics to a computer such existential weight.
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Mr. Schmidt was on my call list as I polled strategists from both parties on how to handle the conundrum.
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Of course, while this represents the answer to one dream, it raises another impossible conundrum: what coordinates with an Oldenburger?
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Created with traditional material yet modern in its understanding of human sexuality, "Apsara" is a pleasing conundrum of fiber art.
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Minutes after his round on Saturday, Spieth's deliberations on this routine golf conundrum would sound familiar to any weekend duffer.
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It is a conundrum for a native New Yorker who chases big commissions but also loves old-school New York.
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Another conundrum is the fact that millennials and others in future generations are not interested in running the family business.
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It was that distance that afforded Baldwin the chance to write about the U.S., that conundrum otherwise known as home.
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Robert Bennett (R-Utah) and House Majority Leader Eric CantorEric Ivan CantorThe Democrats' strategy conundrum: a 'movement' or a coalition?
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The conundrum is that she has acquitted herself well in previous debates without really achieving lift-off in the race.
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A study by researchers at Fudan University in Shanghai may have somewhat resolved the "Father Tongue" versus "Mother Tongue" conundrum.
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But Brad Bannon, another Democratic strategist, said he expects the likability conundrum to persist and continue to plague the campaign.
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At the center of this conundrum is a much-pondered question about the relationship between language and cognition more generally.
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The rejection by voters had left the bloc in a conundrum because the agreement needed unanimous approval from member countries.
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For the 2,700 journalists and analysts who work for Bloomberg's eponymous news organization, however, his campaign poses a serious conundrum.
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The third conundrum is Syria, which Mr. Guterres staked out as his top priority when he campaigned for the job.
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As a 7-foot-3 23-year-old coming off a serious knee injury, he represented a conundrum for management.
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My coping devise for this conundrum, at least on the breakfast front, is to concentrate my efforts on the weekend.
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Its economic exceptionalism remains a conundrum, albeit one a reader of Art and Value can discern more clearly than before.
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That kind of tension and moral conundrum simply doesn't develop in Blade Runner 2049, because the film's villain is so uninspiring.
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Whether one considers Iceage a "good" live band is contingent on how one sees the glass half empty/half full conundrum.
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There's this weird conundrum, right, where it's not fair that you have to bear the brunt of all of this representation.
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It was so good for news breaking and for, again, taking the temperature of a conundrum or a challenge or something.
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That itself is intriguing, but when the mother keeps using it once her daughter grows older, there's a clear ethical conundrum.
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Then, of course, there is also the existential conundrum that arises when one learns that they are living in a simulation.
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We now know a lot more about sauropods, but why they became so big is still a bit of a conundrum.
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It was a conundrum for their loved ones: The stigma of sex work helps drive the violence often inflicted on them.
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I booked an appointment with master hairstylist and founder of Spoke & Weal salons, Jon Reyman, and presented him with my conundrum.
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This is still smaller than the peak flow on the Turkey-Greece route, but it poses an even more troubling conundrum.
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For decades, instruction of world history faced a similar conundrum, operating more as a class on Western civilisations or European politics.
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The current epidemic isn't exactly a new development, but as Oliver points out, our current pharmaceutical conundrum hasn't been around forever.
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Celtics general manager and president of basketball operations Danny Ainge faced a conundrum on Thursday as the NBA's trade deadline approached.
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And the conundrum there is there's a half a million science based jobs open in the United States as we speak.
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Earth has a climate conundrum: the amount of carbon dioxide released globally each year has, for the most part, stopped increasing.
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The late night conundrum The time has clearly come when there are too many shows in the category doing strong work.
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He'll help us get a handle on the conundrum this poses to Obama, Clinton, and the Democratic Party as a whole.
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Slowly but surely, they find their way out of the conundrum, without blowing up the script and starting over from scratch.
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Balenciaga was the subject of another bag conundrum when they sent down comforter bags down the runway at Paris Fashion Week.
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"It's the conundrum of owning the home but not the land — that's why the bad actors are really awful," said Ryan.
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But within this glittering fatalism lies the central conundrum of "The Judas Kiss," seen on Broadway with Liam Neeson in 1998.
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But the conundrum defines Hujar's significance at a historic crossroads of high art and low life in the late twentieth century.
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Maybe the answer to MLB's conundrum is not to shave a few minutes off the game, or to lower the mound.
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Because, OMG, this issue is a never-ending conundrum for so many politically concerned women and the men who fuck them.
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Ruch said that while advocacy groups could try to sue over the FOIA blockade, that in itself poses its own conundrum.
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Which leads us to a third narrative/politics conundrum, which is that the exposé is a genre that must justify itself.
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"Our conundrum, which is to keep the opposition united, has proven devilishly difficult," Pompeo said in audio obtained by the Post.
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She is in a tree when Woody, her unmarried and prospective male-ingénue beau — another casting conundrum — enters in Act 1.
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But Mr. Levy was then confronted with that age-old show business conundrum: How do you prevent yourself from being pigeonholed?
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The issues with Google being both an advertising platform and a search engine are even further divorced from the Facebook conundrum.
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And because of new publicity efforts, he expects the department will need to buy and distribute more pills—posing a conundrum.
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Your conundrum about the men in your life might only be answered once you more fully solve the riddle of yourself.
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Ms. Rito and Mr. Tacinelli have found a way out of this conundrum by crushing meatballs into a tomato-guanciale ragù.
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It's a conundrum, albeit in an age where almost every other device features a functional web browser, a pretty strange one!
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The complexity of even the word "sustainability," and what it means to be a sustainable fashion brand is a real conundrum.
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Detroit should be much more dangerous next year, provided Van Gundy—or the league—can resolve the Drummond "hack-a" conundrum.
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Mr. Netanyahu summarized a similar conundrum confronting his predecessor, Ehud Olmert, in 2008, at the height of Mr. Olmert's legal troubles.
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A special election last month in the inner-city Melbourne district of Northcote is one recent example that underscores this conundrum.
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The inflation conundrum is fueling what seems to be an intellectual rift on the interest rate-setting Federal Open Market Committee.
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CS: There are essentially four choices couples make when faced with the conundrum you present, Not Feeling It. They are: 1.
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This may be the best, or the least worst, response to an important and very real conundrum in this difficult time.
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Professionals struggle with this conundrum every day: Is this person safe right now, or is a higher level of care needed?
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Maria T. von WaldowVienna To the Editor: This article cut to the heart of the conundrum that exists in rural America.
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The core conundrum of the Colorado in Owen's view is efficiency, which happens to be the subject of his last book.
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The older average fleet age than competitors has also helped Delta avoid the 737 Max conundrum that has consumed its competitors.
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But Democrats are now faced with a conundrum: Which of their claimed minority groups will they sacrifice to protect the other?
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Geoffrey Hendricks and Bici Forbes had been married for years and had two children when they faced up to a conundrum.
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The Federal Reserve pointed to that conundrum in the updated report on the American economy it sent to Congress on Friday.
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It's the Bright conundrum, Netflix's first attempt at developing a film franchise with the 2017 sci-fi film starring Will Smith.
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Those new maps represent a conundrum for Walker, whose Greensboro-based district was one of two that became markedly more Democratic.
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What could seem like a gimmick with another artist (or with like, say, parkour) becomes a moral conundrum with Mr. Bourgeois.
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If it was the culprit, then Russia was likely aware of Washington's conundrum if and when it ordered the cyber intrusion.
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It is not yet clear if the Catalan government will answer the requirement but it now faces a conundrum, analysts say.
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That presents a conundrum for Fed policymakers when they next meet to decide the path of interest rates on March 15-16.
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It's a neat mystery, but the conundrum should be resolved in the coming days as New Horizons gets closer to its target.
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Mark, you know, how -- what would you advise Democrats who want to keep those Senate seats about how they handle this conundrum?
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This can present a conundrum for the trustee overseeing a discretionary trust, especially if the beneficiary can't be trusted with the money.
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Phinney even IDs each of his cases with a Sherlock-Holmesian title: The Dastardly Divorce, The Quarterback Conundrum, and The Presidential Plot.
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A key conundrum for policymakers remains persistently low inflation that is complicating the Bank of Japan's efforts to exit its massive stimulus.
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And sometimes, the luxury of choice presents a conundrum: Should you save the fare and walk, or pay the fare and ride?
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As if Britain's unwieldy departure from the Europe Union were not bewildering enough, Brexit has thrown up another conundrum for investors: parliament.
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The question now is the age-old diplomatic conundrum: Can they forge an outcome that gives both the option to declare victory?
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One Utopian answer to the goodwill conundrum would be for all firms to recognise all their intangible assets on their balance-sheets.
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Famous travel writer Jan Morris has written several memoirs with 1974's Conundrum still believed to be the greatest trans memoir written.
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Either way, you may be finding yourself in a conundrum: Uh oh, did I miss the deadline to send them a gift?
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Several of Nolan's films have no advocates in this list, acknowledging the conundrum of some of Nolan's films being not very famous.
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A more compelling argument about keeping Iron Fist a blond white guy is rooted in what I call the Tiger Lily conundrum.
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Ecommerce poses a conundrum for package delivery firms because it costs more to deliver often just a single box to a home.
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A New Fertility Technique Could Make &aposDesigner Babies&apos a RealityDesigner babies are the kind of hypothetical conundrum that drive scientists crazy.
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Here's the conundrum: It's true that e-cigarettes do hold potential to help adult smokers move on to a less deadly alternative.
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Now physicist Nicole Sharp of the popular Tumblr Fuck Yeah Fluid Dynamics has produced her own video take on this perennial conundrum.
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Once you get past the inevitable connectivity conundrum, it's simply brilliant to listen to music comfortably without being tethered to a device.
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If this is a conundrum you find yourself in on a weekly basis at the Taco Bell drive-thru, then good news!
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Another dynamic in the conundrum over stubborn wage gains at play is that new hires are not focusing as much on pay.
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They say labelers may at least in part explain the nagging conundrum of American income inequality — and perhaps how to fix it.
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Unfortunately, this is an eternal question, one that is even less likely to provide a satisfying answer than the Wonder Woman conundrum.
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The sudden, but warranted ousting of Spacey following accusations of sexual misconduct left the show's writers in a bit of a conundrum.
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It also highlights the conundrum facing the ECB on how to exit its large bond- buying program, known as quantitative easing (QE).
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"My way out of their conundrum is clearly by saying, 'No, at some point the superposition principle no longer holds,'" he said.
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Duncan Forgan, a computational astrophysicist and author of Solving Fermi's Paradox, said the new simulation is "definitely relevant" to this ongoing conundrum.
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Publishers now face a conundrum: continue to make a stand for independence, hoping readers will stick around, or join the Facebook borg.
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I don't know if the major US presidential candidates—like Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, or Hillary Clinton—are aware of this conundrum.
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Something incredible happened at Apple's WWDC on June 13, 2016, potentially showing the solution to the consumer privacy versus big business conundrum.
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But here's a thought experiment: if this goes through, Google would have to let anyone access Google Fiber TV, including Apple. Conundrum!
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One standout scene in Lovesick's second season involves Luke, a deer, said deer screeching, and the conundrum of defecating in the woods.
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Before discovering whether anti-ageing drugs might be able to deliver such things, though, researchers need to solve a daunting regulatory conundrum.
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But there's an easy way around this gift-giving conundrum: Get him something that will upgrade one of his pre-existing hobbies.
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The old conundrum about whether it is better to be loved or feared has never posed much of a dilemma for Icahn.
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For Americans, the Baltic trip wire revives an old Cold War conundrum, said Dmitri Trenin, the director of the Carnegie Moscow Center.
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In that sense, Bavarian towns like Siegsdorf Municipality sit at both the symbolic and the practical heart of the conundrum facing Germany.
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Europe must resolve its foreign fighter conundrum without losing its credibility as a guardian of the rule of law and fundamental rights.
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But disagreements over the trigger could set up a conundrum much like the one that leadership encountered during its health care showdown.
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To sort out this conundrum, Congress needs to apply four principles: transparency; treating social networks as publications; competition policy; and equal taxation.
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Then there was a conundrum that I sadly agonize over with even the shortest, most routine of journeys: what route to take.
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However, the vast majority of online checking accounts suffer from a simple, inescapable conundrum: It's harder to make deposits, especially in cash.
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Pakistan: A U.S. ally in counterterrorism yet also a supporter of extremism in many forms, Pakistan is a conundrum for U.S. policymakers.
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Mr. Somaa's conundrum summed up why the new offensive has been at best a mixed bag for the C.I.A.-vetted Syrian rebels.
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It is an unusual conundrum for SRT, said Ruth Banomyong, head of the logistics and transport department at Thammasat University in Bangkok.
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ANNE TERESA DE KEERSMAEKER: WORK/TRAVAIL/ARBEIDI How to bring dance into museums, in a form suitable for exhibition, remains a conundrum.
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That aside, Denton strikes at the very conundrum that worried Madison — the relationship between corporate power and government in a political democracy.
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Image via Twitter UPDATE: Well, Katy Perry has answered this frustrating conundrum and...both her actions and her words are deafeningly clear.
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So what I really like to do is put myself in a conundrum: Let me really make these people hate each other.
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Since one of Trump's foremost foreign policy priorities has been improving ties with Russia, this poses a conundrum for the White House.
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That may be the answer, but if Kidd never arrives there it could create a difficult conundrum for the Bucks front office.
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This conundrum is compounded by the fact that the Pistons are at a slight disadvantage in terms of arraying talent around Drummond.
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The ride-hail apps are offering a compelling alternative, he said, comparing it to his daily conundrum over choosing Pepsi or Coke.
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This conundrum is particularly evident in a state like California, the biggest delegate prize of the entire primary, which votes on Tuesday.
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Tracking social impact - a key conundrum for the sector - and monitoring financial performance will be part of the new scheme, said Pathy.
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What's more, a new scientific advance has made it more likely that we will finally be able to answer this cosmic conundrum.
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Examining the political, ethical, religious and security aspects of the conundrum, Mr. Goodman's book gives equal weight to arguments on all sides.
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I love the conundrum that these franchises present for communities that are trying to really have a strong pro-black economic agenda.
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The modern economy has higher labor participation and more temporary contracts, mind you, but that does little to resolve the BOJ's conundrum.
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Tracking social impact - a key conundrum for the sector - and monitoring financial performance will be part of the new scheme, said Pathy.
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On Baseball Boston fans were left with a conundrum: Do you cheer for an opposing player if his grandfather is Carl Yastrzemski?
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Solving this conundrum turns out to be key to ending the debates that have engulfed these lands for more than a century.
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"He's in a conundrum," said Kevin de León, the Democratic leader of the State Senate and a leading critic of Mr. Trump.
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Mustafa Akyol, a Turkish journalist and contributing opinion writer for The International New York Times, sets out to explore this apparent conundrum.
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But the chairman offered Trump and his lawyers a chance to join Judiciary Committee proceedings, presenting them with a new tactical conundrum.
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Distillers say they've revived a long-lost favorite, but they face a conundrum: Nobody really knows how the old stuff was made.
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Vegan Frogs' chiptune sensibilities come courtesy of glitch-hop artist CONUNDRUM, whose verified summer jams can be heard on their Soundcloud profile.
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This is a conundrum for Fidelity, which spun off its international arm in 1980 (the family still owns a big stake in it).
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The print version of Playboy, in other words, is struggling with the conundrum of the Internet, just like every other legacy media enterprise.
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The mistrust built up during years of attacks on medical facilities has created a conundrum over whether to reveal the locations of hospitals.
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Payment for therapies based on efficacy and evidence of savings elsewhere, such as reduced hospitalization, may offer a way to solve the conundrum.
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There's a similar conundrum with a Peter P. Drake in Houston, for whom there are no public records, but who apparently gave $37,500.
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Overseen by "Heroes" producer Tim Kring, the show also does a credible job of establishing new characters with their own Bourne-like conundrum.
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Payers ought to dump this conundrum back into Sarepta's lap and insist on a rebate arrangement if the drug proves to be ineffective.
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I am tempted to stop here, which would suggest that this kind of visual conundrum is all that I like, but it isn't.
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Maybe its willingness to engage with those questions is what allowed You're the Worst to so ably navigate the "ambitious sitcom finale" conundrum.
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The conundrum can lead some firms to buy higher yielding but riskier credits in order to generate enough cash to pay equity investors.
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The conundrum stirs up dark memories of times when the rest of the market was doing well but the financial sector was lagging.
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Entocycle, which is currently participating in Y Combinator, wants to solve the food chain conundrum with another source of protein: black soldier flies.
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Earlier this week, Leblanc appeared on The Late Late Show with James Corden and revealed the other half to his hair color conundrum.
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One such arena posed a conundrum for the Supreme Court on February 25th, when the justices heard Manhattan Community Access Corp. v. Halleck.
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Of all the many, many attempts to make sense of the "covfefe" conundrum, Sean Spicer's may have been the worst, according to Twitter.
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Obama, who has consistently praised Bush for the way he's handled his ex-presidency, faces a conundrum about how to handle his own.
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The conundrum of the internet in 2018 is that, despite being more connected than ever, it's increasingly a challenge to have fun online.
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The line's make-it-your-own nature solves the conundrum of wanting to commemorate your friendship with merch despite having outgrown yarn bracelets.
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Which takes us to perhaps the logical endpoint of this conundrum: how to answer the "have you been convicted of a felony?" question.
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When I talked to Rockett about this conundrum, she acknowledged that many of her former patients were sick because of their social circumstances.
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And that presents a bit of a conundrum for the drug industry — dependent on support for science, but heavily regulated by the government.
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She described a "soul sucking" feeling stemming in part from an ethical conundrum tied to researching the ills of online extremism and amplification.
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Well, those deer tracks and barbed wire may be a conundrum to some, but not to Shelton's girlfriend, Gwen Stefani, and her kids.
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Environmentalists are in a conundrum because lobbying for an end to oil-by-rail could mean that more oil is shipped through pipelines.
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If dodging strollers and tots during a Target run weren't enough of a conundrum, things are about to get a lot more complicated.
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But I think the Disney audiences are ready for a character who isn't caught in an identity conundrum about whom they're attracted to.
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With legislation in Congress, we often face the same conundrum we faced when watching the magician: things are not always as they seem.
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He called the piece Wozniak's Conundrum and it was actually shown inside an local Apple Store in Eugene for a period of time.
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It keeps its theme—the moral conundrum of America—ever in its sights, through breakneck chase scenes and dark nights of the soul.
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Actually, there's a multi-faceted silver lining to all of this if we're all willing to admit the truth about this polling conundrum.
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Really, such a conundrum is precisely why you yearn to have Blanche Knopf at the dinner table, so you could ask her yourself . . .
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But he acknowledged that no efforts undertaken by those countries had solved the conundrum that is Kim Jong-un, North Korea's unpredictable leader.
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In case one agonizing impasse of the bourgeoisie is not enough, Anna's brother Hale (David Joseph Craig) has a conundrum of his own.
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Bannon's conundrum is that by mixing economic populism and racism, he's selling a package that appeals to neither party as they currently exist.
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And therein lies a possible conundrum: Advertisers want their ads to look less like ads even as they are fighting harder for attention.
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I faced the more immediate conundrum of illustrating this column and decided not to show the faces of the people in my collection.
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The conundrum, of course, is that as enmity grows, it can become far more difficult for high-level officials to apply technical expertise.
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The Broncos have gone way off the rails in 2017, and it appears their post-Peyton QB conundrum is as weighty as ever.
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The most apt analogy for the conundrum faced by George Conway might be the trap that ensnares the wives of organized crime figures.
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At the heart of the conversation with the two allies will be the conundrum of North Korea and its expanding nuclear weapons program.
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In the end, I opted to keep mine, but only after years of sharing your conundrum — and feeling, like you, burdened by it.
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Friday, things were shaping up for the Federal Reserve to face a real conundrum at its policy meeting in less than two weeks.
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The debate about Huawei highlights a broader conundrum for European leaders as they try to balance relationships with the world's two largest economies.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads TOLEDO — Indigenous Beauty: Masterworks of American Indian Art from the Diker Collection presents a conundrum of conscience.
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Additionally, €163,000 (~184,000) in cash was hidden at his mother's home, which again appeared to present no kind of moral conundrum for her.
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Now doctors have the additional conundrum of figuring out why babies and toddlers seem to be at higher risk than school-age kids.
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However, if the order is being shipped by Amazon, and hasn't left the warehouse, there's an even simpler way to fix this conundrum.
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"There's always a conundrum: We do these things behind the scenes, and it's hard to convey that in an appetizing way," he said.
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Inflation remains tame despite the labor market being near full employment, a conundrum for the Fed as it contemplates tightening monetary policy further.
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For many female journalists, covering the 2016 election meant facing a particular professional conundrum: Are you a reporter first, or a woman first?
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The conundrum made for a dizzying 48 hours inside the GOP leadership, described here based on interviews with many top aides and lawmakers.
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This conundrum was most famously articulated by the professor and critic Walter Benn Michaels in his controversial 2006 book, The Trouble With Diversity.
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Mr. Yeneroglu, the head of Parliament's human rights committee, said Turkey faced the same conundrum any country faces when traumatized by terrorist acts.
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Instead, deeper themes keep welling up, especially the conundrum of a society that fetishizes ghetto cool but marginalizes the men who embody it.
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Costello said Tuesday that fiery responses from constituents that he experienced illustrated the "Catch-22 type of conundrum" facing Republicans in suburban districts.
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Within a few years, however, he stopped regarding additional bed partners as a deviation; rather, he viewed them as posing a financial conundrum.
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The movie tackles the explanation of its central conundrum through YouTube videos that Stella ("The Edge of Seventeen's" Richardson) posts about her disease.
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The long-term conundrum of how to contain and even reverse those ambitions will persist long after the smoke has cleared from Abqaiq.
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For the next four years, this will be the conundrum: how to keep a press confounder from using press conferences to press confusion.
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That highlights the conundrum of Trumponomics: He is offering an economic plan devoid of policies that would help the voters who elected him.
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Rather, I think it reveals a conundrum that Wiley has wrestled with throughout his career: What is the relationship between art and life?
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" That same year he began exploring the conundrum of the simultaneous elevation and debasement of black men in "The Great Black Airmen (Tuskegee).
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In the 1950s Sir Fred Hoyle, a British astrophysicist, realised that the abundance of carbon in the universe was a bit of a conundrum.
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"Our conundrum, which is to keep the opposition united, has proven devilishly difficult," Pompeo said in an audio recording obtained by The Washington Post.
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It's a conundrum Philly shouldn't lose too much sleep over this early in the season, but in the grand scheme of things it matters.
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So a decade ago Morillion and Kopp did what any rational shoe-lover in their moral conundrum would do: They started a shoe company.
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In the latest effort to resolve this conundrum, two physicists have proposed that dark matter is capable of changing phases at different size scales.
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Walking through the exhibition, titled No Man's Land, poses a conundrum: what does it mean for women to be brought late to the table?
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If IAG's move suggests that the long-haul low-cost model is coming of age, it may also prove a conundrum for British Airways.
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As Olivia attempts to find a way out of this conundrum, she finally realizes creating a new power-grabbing, deceitful plot isn't the solution.
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Facebook's China conundrum hasn't changed much since its IPO in 2012, when it admitted it may not ever find a way into the country.
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I (and by chance, a couple of my giddy homegirls) had the pleasure of speaking with Orji about this conundrum — and a possible solution.
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Her Norwegian counterpart Erna Solberg declined to discuss May's conundrum but praised the benefits to Norway of the freedom of movement that May opposes.
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If you're a producer, you've no doubt encountered the conundrum of knowing when a track is finished and ready to share with the world.
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In the gem discovered by BuzzFeed, a man posted that he'd gotten himself into a "conundrum" at work and could really use some advice.
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This might prove a conundrum for some investors who may want to weaken the French grip but will not want to lose the CEO.
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It was unclear to rescuers exactly how Kiba got himself into this conundrum, but their first order of business was to make him comfortable.
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What a conundrum: Why are we so disgusted by Twitter trolls and yet so delighted when a new edition of "Mean Tweets" comes along?
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MAUREEN GAZELEYLondon Schumpeter claimed that Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway is "enough of a conundrum to perplex even the world's greatest value investor" (March 10th).
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It's a conundrum we see playing out in politics today: How do you open a window to the American public, but not too much?
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Peele's success following Get Out is a perfect example of the Black comedy conundrum and the delicate tightrope that Black comics have to balance.
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If these three bubbles were not enough of a distraction, the other conundrum the stock market is facing pertains to negative sales and earnings.
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The answer to this conundrum, according to Leon Westgate, analyst at ICBC Standard Bank, is down to how ILZSG calculates its Chinese mine figures.
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Perhaps the answer to the conundrum is that market movements are not being driven solely by fundamentals but by recent developments in market liquidity.
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The continuation of Kara's alternate reality conundrum will continue in The Flash season 3's "Duet," when fastest man alive Barry Allen joins her.
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But Nichols' strange, winning 2011 film Take Shelter goes beyond the mysteries of the human heart, and into a more cosmic kind of conundrum.
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The fourth story is about stoned driving, which is a really interesting intellectual conundrum when it comes to what it means to be stoned.
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Thomas's move, however, highlighted a leadership conundrum at Ineos as the defending champion effectively chased down his team mate and brought his rivals closer.
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In fact, if you spend too long thinking about it, his clothing conundrum transforms from a practical concern into a full blown existential crisis.
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But the experience presents an interesting conundrum for people seeking advice: how best to determine if a financial adviser is qualified for the job.
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British bond yields had been climbing on the inflation picture and the conundrum that would pose for policymakers, driving up the country's borrowing costs.
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Even as Google plays catch-up with new functions and lures users with lower-priced products, the web giant faces a business model conundrum.
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North Korea: Strategic impatience isn't working Trump cannot be blamed for the North Korean conundrum he inherited from at least three of his predecessors.
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It has been debated as a cultural question, a legal conundrum, a theological matter, an ethical dilemma and all of the above rolled together.
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Cohn was back on the Hill this week meeting with members of the bipsartisan Problem Solvers Caucus on how to solve the SALT conundrum.
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Using exclusive, anonymized data from Upsolve that included over 1,000 individual bankruptcy cases, LendEDU explored how serious the student debt and bankruptcy conundrum is.
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The solution to your chicken conundrum is the SnapLock Formex Large, a coop that can hang with even the most avid of poultry parents.
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It is hard to think of too many teams that have been in such a quarterback conundrum so soon after winning a Super Bowl.
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Ms. Estévez and Mr. López are not the only curators facing the conundrum in reviving an experimental play or performance nearly lost to history.
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Well, Colin Kaepernick came up with a solution to that very conundrum by releasing his own jersey today—devoid of NFL affiliation, of course.
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One final disturbing aspect of the cancer cost conundrum: Public money helped pay for many of the drugs that patients can't afford to access.
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The service has solved my "closet full of clothes but nothing to wear" conundrum by providing me with cute new pieces whenever I want.
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Todd: One interesting conundrum about 2017 was the slow realization of how many acclaimed, even beloved, movies have been made by terrible, terrible men.
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But they face a conundrum: the platforms that help get their message out sometimes favor a style that inflames as much as it informs.
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They are independent entities, things that exist for themselves and for our contemplation, a synthesis of sensuality, rigor, intuition, and austerity – an engaging conundrum.
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The ultimate answer to the Pakistan conundrum is to start a diplomatic initiative to bring peace to Afghanistan by opening talks with the Taliban.
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The promise was an end to dryness and a bulletproof solution to the conundrum of cooking a bird with both light and dark meat.
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De La Haye, who could not be reached for comment on Wednesday, discussed his conundrum in his most recent YouTube video posted on Monday.
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They shared, as Eliot did, the frustrating conundrum Forster had described but had for too long been unable to escape: always working, never creating.
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The conundrum on how to best protect New York reflects the challenges other major cities face in deciding how to respond to climate change.
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India, perhaps the last great growth market for American technology giants, has been a conundrum for Apple and several firms that sell premium items.
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The only thing that has alleviated this mental conundrum to any extent has been decades of meditation and study of Eastern philosophies and religions.
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The best solution to this conundrum is a simple flat tax with no deductions, except for a deduction for each adult and each child.
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The uncomfortable conundrum for incumbent CEOs It used to be CEOs could recommend a successor and board directors would greenlight the candidate, Nadler said.
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The painting protrudes aggressively into the viewer's space, and raises a favorite art-historical conundrum: Is it a painting or is it a sculpture?
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It's the kind of conundrum home bakers face when trying to accommodate friends or family who don't eat wheat for medical or lifestyle reasons.
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For many in the conservative movement, this sort of anti-anti-Trumpism is the solution to the painful conundrum posed by the Trump presidency.
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Here's a conundrum: How do you run a business built entirely off the brand of a man whom you've promised to distance yourself from?
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For me, the book was about that terrible conundrum: We seem to be born to love, but everything we love comes to an end.
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This was a phenomena that had beaten me, a cultural conundrum that not even listening to the Crazy Frog's fifth or sixth albums would solve.
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This construction conundrum was what inspired biomimetic engineer Michelle Oyen to tackle her newest—and sci-fi as hell—project: building cities out of bone.
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Trump's antics are effective because they put corporations in a conundrum they've never faced before: Do they defend themselves vigorously and risk angering the president?
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The conundrum-figure of the three current Qatar Museums shows is JR, the French photograffeur who is routinely, and mistakenly, described as a street artist.
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The new data is causing a policy conundrum for Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, who is due to present his third annual budget on Feb. 29.
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It has also manifested itself in funds reaching out into less-than-obvious stocks as well as emerging markets and underscores the conundrum facing investors.
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The MJ conundrum The news that Michelle is actually Mary Jane Watson, arguably the most famous of Peter's canonical beaus, broke almost a year ago.
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"Micro-fulfillment helps retailers solve the labor and last-mile costs conundrum," Christopher Mandeville, analyst at Jefferies, said in a research report earlier this month.
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The transition to a new space left the company with the opposite conundrum of being overcrowded, however — the space almost felt too empty at first.
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He and Sheik spent eight years wrestling the material to the Broadway stage, and that Masked Man was a conundrum for much of the ride.
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Cargill compares the Ancient One conundrum to Star Trek's "Kobayashi Maru," an intentionally unwinnable combat training exercise that tests the character of prospective starship captains.
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The role of the FO has evolved into being a trusted adviser on anything from an investment conundrum to a child going off the rails.
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Silicon Valley: Inside the Hacker Hostel also includes challenges from Dinesh and Gilfoyle, as well as the opportunity to help Richard with a coding conundrum.
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That created a conundrum for the Rosses, who primarily drive a Nissan Leaf, one of the first-generation electric vehicles, for their in-town trips.
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Anyone who has read Archie Comics, which Riverdale is based on, knows that relationship conundrum is the central tension of the hilariously throwback-ish series.
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Mr López Obrador is a conundrum, who can sound like a fiscally conservative pragmatist in one speech and a messianic rabble-rouser in the next.
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It's a conundrum that's faced hosts since the dawn of the dinner party: You want to have a group over, but someone can't eat dairy.
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"We have the same conundrum on including it and alienating conservatives, or not including it and alienating insurance companies," a senior GOP aide told me.
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Frustrated with many of the other buds I'd tried out, I had hoped the Jaybird RUN XTs would be the pair to solve this conundrum.
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Morrison turns to the past in order to unpack the conundrum of the Bolshoi within the enigma-wrapped, mystery-obscured riddle of the Russian state.
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"To be fair, some milk questions and myths may make us smile," the center wrote on its website to clarify the age-old cow conundrum.
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For him, the conundrum for consumers looking to buy cannabis products was similar to the dilemma in-home diners faced when choosing what to eat.
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"The conundrum is, it can't hurt me, and it's not that expensive," even though there isn't much evidence saying if it actually helps, Clark says.
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It's a great and interesting question, but Assassin's Creed just throws it around without progressing beyond the statement that this is a capital-C Conundrum.
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It's kind of like the sex-doll conundrum in a different way: At what point does technology turn you off versus enhancing your turn-on?
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The first episode, titled "Genesis," is devoted to this conundrum, featuring Bowien wandering around downtown Seoul, his skin tinged a melancholy blue by neon lights.
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The conundrum in the case of the oversight council is that determining which companies pose a systemic risk can't be done with a straight formula.
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" That conundrum lies at the heart of two new books: Christophe Galfard's "The Universe in Your Hand," and Carlo Rovelli's "Seven Brief Lessons on Physics.
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Fitch assessed the policy options facing Chinese authorities in the agency's latest Fitch Wire + report: "China Currency Pressure Highlights Policy Conundrum" published on 4 February.
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Fortunately, Microsoft has caught on to this little conundrum and put together a Surface Pro 6 bundle that includes one of its Surface Type Covers.
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"Yes, this was a significant puzzle and conundrum that had emerged in atmospheric data," said Penn State University atmospheric scientist Ken Davis in an interview.
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I asked Daniel to say a bit more about the inspiration behind this conundrum, and how the kids have responded to it in the classroom.
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From the consumer point of view, the carrier 5G business model conundrum boils down to: What is my carrier going to charge me for 5G?
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More: Read Brookings Institution's piece on "China's constitutional conundrum" by Cheng Li and Ryan McElveen, and Axios Expert Voices by Richard Haas and Elizabeth Economy.
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Metafiction often positions itself, and its reflex to point at its own artifice, as the only political way out of whatever conundrum we are in.
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To the media, that's the conundrum: To not cover a conspiracy at all, and not separate fact from lie, is a dereliction of our duty.
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This has created a conundrum: There is more good information than at any point in humanity, but it's harder than ever to find and trust.
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Still, the president's propensity to speak in language that plays on racial stereotypes creates a difficult conundrum that few minority candidates would want to endure.
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But there was an essential "Rules" conundrum, which was that no one who needed the "Rules" was capable of keeping up a facade like that.
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This raises an especially tricky conundrum for Australian conservatism, which has traditionally attempted to hold together a movement with both liberal and socially conservative strands.
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Apple released its first wireless earbuds, AirPods, in late 2016, and since then they've become more than a sleek solution to the conundrum of cords.
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But there is no realistic Plan B yet, posing a conundrum: Europeans cannot simply go it alone, but we must prepare to be left alone.
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The moral conundrum of drug dealing among African-Americans was addressed mostly by Curtis Mayfield's superb soundtrack, which functioned as a kind of Greek chorus.
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In any case, tune in at 9pm EST to hear what Trump has to say about the impeachment, the caucus conundrum, and everything in between.
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The troubles have cast a spotlight on little-seen difficulties and pressure that graduate acting students face, as well as a conundrum for Harvard officials.
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"Conundrum," Jan Morris Her woman is shockingly conventional, yet to read this great travel writer's account of transition is to understand the word "journey" truly.
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It's an ingenious move on Nottage's part to confront Cynthia with the conundrum of class aspirations, to give the black woman power over the white.
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Nothing exercises an Austenite more than this conundrum: What did she die of, and when did she become aware that the dying was under way?
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But his comment also underscored the conundrum that the Democrats and their new leader, Chuck Schumer of New York, now confront in the Senate minority.
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Now, two much-anticipated reports released Friday by the US Department of Health and Human Services' National Toxicology Program add to the cell phone conundrum.
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Of course, a peaceful, fair, and democratic election should be interpreted as the opposite of disruptive — and that's sort of where the whole conundrum lies.
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Whether her plight is a medical miracle, an elaborate hoax, or a "shared moment of collective delusion" is the conundrum of this frolicsome period comedy.
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The conundrum facing British Jews owes in large part to the country's winner-take-all voting system, which renders many votes for smaller parties useless.
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Trump's mockery encapsulates the conundrum facing Democrats as the 2020 campaign kicks into gear, even before the 2018 midterm race wraps up in 21 days.
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Here's a conundrum that estate planners run into: What happens when the older generation and the heirs are at loggerheads over which causes to fund?
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Or, more concretely, since President Woodrow Wilson signed the Jones-Shafroth Act in 1917, when the island entered the colonial conundrum that keeps it upended.
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Such is the party's conundrum: it is too small to pretend it might lead a government, too close to the political centre to be innately distinctive.
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Fortunately this apparent Alice in Wonderland conundrum poses no imminent threat, since Pepsi entered a while back into a binding agreement not to change the sign.
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So, here's a conundrum: You love your iPhone camera, but sometimes, you want to shoot a little more adventurously, say, as you bike down a mountain.
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Kayden Kross, your friendly neighborhood porn star, is here to solve your dessert conundrum with build-your-own crepes, filled with chocolate, berries and whipped cream.
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I know I'm not alone in my spiritual conundrum, so I spoke to young muslims about the first time they cheated on their faith during Ramadan.
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It is a conundrum that scientists have deliberated over for a century, because the 21918 flu is an anomaly in the annals of flu pandemics too.
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This is indeed quite the conundrum for the guy who ghosted after three years of dating, but it's gotta be the sweetest revenge ever for Sylvia.
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The tension between these two identities is the meat of Being Serena, and puts her in a well-known female conundrum: can she have it all?
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Then, there's the sundress conundrum, also known as the hunt for a breathable, flowy number that won't completely eliminate your curves while offering support up top.
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Joachim Löw understood this better than Podolski's club coaches, and so the Germany boss found a more complete solution to the conundrum of harnessing Podolski's skills.
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Interestingly, this could explain the so-called "missing baryon problem," a conundrum in which astronomers don't see the expected amount of normal matter predicted by models.
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That was the conundrum facing Bryan Cranston and Jennifer Garner, who were forced to form an intimate relationship in rapid time for their upcoming film, Wakefield.
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No matter how much they look alike, twins can behave like polar opposites — which can be a bit of a conundrum if you're new to astrology.
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The conundrum, of course, is that advanced driver assistance systems like Autopilot can often lull drivers into a state of inattentiveness by virtue of their effectiveness.
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The question reminds me of another technology and security conundrum from an earlier era, when BlackBerry users were buying third-party batteries that were catching fire.
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When Alan Greenspan, then chairman of the Federal Reserve, was raising short rates in 2005, he described a simultaneous decline in long rates as a "conundrum".
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Sexual assault is certainly a problem on campuses, but the larger conundrum seems to be that most young people don't understand what constitutes good, healthy sex.
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" Brennan formally requested that the state attorney general and county prosecutor be disqualified because they were appointment by Christie, in what he calls "a constitutional conundrum.
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So, with this blob's age calculated, scientists were stuck with a conundrum: How the heck did this small-but-massive thing form and die so quickly?
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Sunsama, launching out of Y Combinator's latest batch, is taking a crack at solving the calendar conundrum with a $10-per-month professionals-focused productivity planner.
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Begum's case has illustrated the ethical, legal and security conundrum that governments face when dealing with the families of militants who swore to destroy the West.
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COGAT, the Israeli defense body that administers civilian affairs in the West Bank, said it is working to find a "practical solution" to the crocodile conundrum.
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It's a common conundrum: You wake up in the middle of the night to use the bathroom and the next thing you know, you're wide awake.
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All three teams could be considered in that conundrum, as the Indians entered the day just two games back of Minnesota in the American League Central.
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Mashable has reached out to health websites including WebMD and Healthline about this particular conundrum, and will update this story when and if we hear back.
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