It's convenient, but maybe not convenient enough to break an old habit right away.
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There are species that are convenient to humans and species that are less convenient.
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But this bundle combines everything into one convenient package at a more-than-convenient price: Only $39.
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Ordering food online is supposed to be convenient— but Domino's Pizza needs to ensure that it's convenient for everyone.
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The problem with attempting to make the cookie-baking process more convenient is that it's pretty convenient as it is.
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"This allows us to adhere to the guest's schedule, offering a cleaning only when it's convenient for them rather than convenient for the hotel."
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Plastics are convenient, but they're not always the only convenient option — there are plenty of opportunities to switch something out for an eco-friendly alternative.
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These are more convenient than having to plug in a proprietary charger every night, but they're just more convenient ways to charge the same crappy batteries.
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Application level in many ways China has much more demand and much more convenient partly because of scale, partly because of mobile payment is very convenient in China.
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ALE TAP offers some convenient letters to work with, but no letters are convenient enough for me to be able to make up words as I go along.
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To better compete in the consolidating convenient store sector, Lawson has been setting up joint ventures with smaller regional convenient store chains to expand its presence around the country.
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I believe people will find the car extremely convenient in traversing Final Fantasy XV's open world — they may find it equally or even more convenient than the real world.
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I definitely shed a few tears because the bassinet made night wakings easier and more convenient — though how convenient can being woken up four times a night really be?
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Such programs are extraordinarily convenient for the students, too, as they allow them to interview with multiple employers in a short time-frame at a location that's convenient for them.
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" As the Kladman's Bible says, droppers need to be extra careful hiding drops around metro stations because "even though it's more convenient for customers, it's also more convenient for seekers.
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Standing desks were a popular idea, motors made them more convenient, and programmable presets to raise and lower them to your preferred height — with a button — are the most convenient yet.
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It's so convenient — she comes right to the house.
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I know it's written up like that – it's convenient.
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He had no problem trashing fat cat bankers when it was politically convenient; and now he has no problem accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars from those same bankers when it's financially convenient.
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Trumpism is just a convenient and rather natural way forward.
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It is a convenient trope, but eventually it gets tiresome.
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"The Blink Drive offered a convenient door in," Mallozzi mused.
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But cellular computing is more than just a convenient metaphor.
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But biological breakthroughs and conference deadlines are not convenient bedfellows.
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Laptop computers aren't inherently dangerous, but they're convenient carrying boxes.
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Here's a convenient list of credit cards with these features.
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Others appreciate the term "plus size" and find it convenient.
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The theory is that voice commands make life more convenient.
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Drake employs a Jamaican accent when it's convenient for him.
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That makes them convenient, accessible to the mainstream, and viral.
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Phone makers are taking to the more convenient unlock methods.
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Food delivery startups make it more convenient to order takeout.
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How convenient that the DWTS theme was ready to go.
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" Tennen called the timing of the new charges "extremely convenient.
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The LTE is convenient, but not necessary for most people.
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Unfortunately, the Quest isn't simply a better, more convenient Rift.
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That can be especially convenient if you're away from home.
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It's all a little convenient for Jon Snow, isn't it?
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But it is wildly more convenient and easy to use.
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So it's going to be much more convenient for Apple.
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But for drivers, returning lost items was rarely ever convenient.
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Repeated studies have shown that making voting convenient improves turnout.
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But it makes the headset far more convenient to use.
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But it's a convenient time for Purdue to pull out.
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Doing so via a steering wheel button is extremely convenient.
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In other words, it's ultrawide, ultra vibrant, and ultra convenient.
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On the face of it, this is a convenient change.
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I knew the timing of his escape was too convenient!
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It all seems a little too convenient (conveniently????), doesn't it?
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Instead of an inconvenient truth, this is a convenient lie.
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It would all but certainly make the process more convenient.
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Global firms plant their flags wherever it is most convenient.
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It's an interesting idea, although it doesn't look super convenient.
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And those applications go far beyond faster, more convenient travel.
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Convenient, and the perfect accoutrement for such a traditional OLED.
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We've been focused on the balance between convenient and affordable.
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The siphons you've seen are elegant but not exactly convenient.
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Which is especially convenient if you're tight on counter space.
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And of course, the appeal here is obvious: They're convenient!
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It was charming, convenient, and three miles from my office.
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The night light is convenient and the lullabies are perfect.
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Tapbacks were created, one assumes, to make texting more convenient.
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Witchcraft was a convenient way to remove them from society.
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Sure, raking in all this personal user data is convenient.
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Is better connectivity safer, more convenient, and necessary for visitors?
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It's the most convenient way to turn the table quickly.
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But while this is analytically convenient, it is a simplification.
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Which means a method needs to be handy, even convenient.
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"It all just sounds too convenient," one of them said.
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Telemedicine may be more convenient, but is it worse care?
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Countering violent extremism is a convenient catchall construct lacking substance.
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An Amazon Prime Membership for convenient shopping and free shipping
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They can deliver on the promise of preventative, convenient health.
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It has made our world immeasurably more efficient and convenient.
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For Putin, "truth" is whatever is convenient at the time.
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It's not an exercise of whether or not it's convenient.
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An Amazon Prime membership that makes shopping online super convenient
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This was a convenient thing for white Americans to believe.
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Since face unlock is often touted as more convenient, anyway?
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Still, that doesn't mean the mods aren't cool and convenient.
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But this version is still far from comfortable or convenient.
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The parties were still discussing a convenient date, he added.
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Until Thursday morning, a Dylan win was a convenient fantasy.
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Tournaments and showcases are a convenient way to do so.
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No average human lives within convenient reach of a park.
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All that air looks for a breezy, convenient escape route.
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It is very convenient for someone looking for simple explanations.
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A fun and convenient way to freshen up her wardrobe
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BookNotes has you covered with convenient audio summaries as well.
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" After a pause, Mr. Leahy said: "Well, that is convenient.
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It's convenient, and you can buy daily and weekly passes.
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A convenient corkboard to help keep track of important information
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Approaching storms become convenient scapegoats for various aches and pains.
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Still, she tries to play the other side when convenient.
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It's just so convenient, a library in a lightweight tablet.
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Hair towels for a convenient way to dry your hair
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Don't wait for the most convenient time to rebuild intimacy.
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The story is convenient for many denizens of the Beltway.
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"My gas one is a little more convenient," he said.
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It can also help make their clients' lives more convenient.
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That's a convenient, if reductive, way of thinking about it.
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Using asynchronous messaging makes communicating with businesses much more convenient.
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All this — and it's far more convenient than you'd think.
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Paper trinket boxes are another nice and convenient storage spot.
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You can even split your purchase with convenient monthly payments.
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"I think it's convenient," Ghosh, with the Shorenstein Center, said.
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Plus, a convenient and durable case for travel is included.
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Hong Kong's impressive port offered a convenient pathway for trade.
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I'll flag emails as they come in, whenever it's convenient.
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But, gradually, it started to get less convenient and profitable.
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It's green — unlike your now-dead Fraser fir — and convenient.
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It was a convenient way to grow my mute list.
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I was dating a carpenter, so that was always convenient.
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A fun and convenient way to freshen up their wardrobe
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It's very convenient for travel and just, again, the nomadic.
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It is convenient for him not to know that Douglass.
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They preferred the Upper West Side, convenient to their workplace.
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For Letitia James, politics has made quick and convenient bedfellows.
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My children wouldn't eat it, but it's convenient for me.
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"We can't just believe women when it's convenient," Casey tweeted.
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That makes insurers the most convenient punching bag for politicians.
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Here's my theory: Collusion was a seductive and convenient delusion.
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Or was it convenient, perhaps even attractive, to play along?
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The narrative was suspiciously convenient — because it was a hoax.
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It has historically been convenient for Westerners to stigmatize cannibalism.
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"it isn't the most convenient thing to use," she says.
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I look for methods to make myself small and convenient.
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Women empowerment is taking action now, not when it's convenient.
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GrabBike is focused on providing convenient and safe rides for passengers and will look to continue our dialogue with all industry stakeholders on using technology to make Thailand's public transport safer and even more convenient.
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Thirty-seven percent of online shopping proponents said they found it more convenient than making a purchase in a store, with 220006 percent saying online shopping is more convenient because they can do it anytime.
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Retailers like Target and Macy's are touting store pick up as a free, faster and a potentially more convenient option than ordering online and waiting for delivery — faster and more convenient maybe even than Amazon.
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Brussels has graduated from convenient scapegoat to the IMF's bogeyman enforcer.
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It's also supposed to be convenient because it's on your body.
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Autoplay audio can be annoying or convenient depending on the situation.
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Mastering the basics of playing guitar has never been more convenient.
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At best, I believed Meek was a convenient rebound for Nicki.
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You'll find nothing nutritious there, but it's cheap and very convenient.
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They're not the safest form of travel, but they're very convenient.
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It's mostly convenient once you figure out which stem controls what.
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Mainstream porn is like McDonald's—it's cheap, convenient, and generally unhealthy.
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Everything's going to be on the computer because it's more convenient.
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Being Jesus would be awfully convenient, but it's simply not feasible.
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After all, there's nothing more convenient than the one-click order.
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One problem is that talking to your phone isn't always convenient.
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A convenient velcro carrying strap is also included for easy transportation.
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A cellphone makes a convenient detonator for an improvised explosive device.
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Maybe that I was a convenient object to explore and discard?
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Landing the booster on a droneship was a convenient backup option.
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Coaches are always the convenient fall guys when things go wrong.
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Faculty match students with a Studio Advisor convenient to their locale.
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Do I get on the bandwagon only when convenient to me?
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OTA updates make life more convenient for car owners, as well.
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Isn't it convenient when your presidency directly affects your family business?
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"It's convenient for everything: payments, getting info, ordering things," he adds.
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Wireless charging is convenient, but is it worth an extra $21?
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Monthly registration and convenient scheduling offer freedom to personalize your education.
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Wouldn't it be convenient if you could just text the pope?
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It's Amazon at its most Amazonian — fast, cheap, convenient, and totalizing.
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I agree that Drogon's oddly specific firestorm was a bit convenient.
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That sounds slightly creepy but also kind of convenient, I guess.
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The side control buttons were also convenient, particularly for adjusting volume.
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Bobby was the most convenient person to point the finger at.
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Not only is it convenient, but it's good for the environment.
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This offers articles from different online sources in one convenient list.
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How terribly convenient it would be to ignore this terrifying truth.
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The result mixes sharp design, a central location and convenient services.
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"It's very convenient to pay tithes on my phone," she says.
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It is convenient, but also just makes me feel really lazy.
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More fundamentally, however, the filibuster's existence is convenient for actual senators.
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Moral relativism has been exceedingly convenient for China over the years.
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SO IT'S A GREAT ASSORTMENT OF CONVENIENT GRAB AND GO ITEMS.
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There's more information available, news spreads fast, communication is too convenient.
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"It definitely helps to make Netflix convenient and accessible," said Hastings.
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Keeping English or French is also, in some places, politically convenient.
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I don't think it's the same thing as a convenient life.
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More convenient and healthy — you'd assume there's a cost to pay.
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They're just using a convenient hook to appeal to their demographic.
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It's a convenient kitchen device for busy people on the go!
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If you like the look, well, you can buy it. Convenient!
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And unlike giant London or Paris, life in Frankfurt is convenient.
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Instead although it targets the center, it will down anywhere convenient.
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The more convenient they are, the more people will use them.
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She straddled a line, crossing over only when it seemed convenient.
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Charging a Tesla is about to get a lot more convenient.
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It's convenient but far too simplistic to blame Chinese retail traders.
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But V23 is stylish, convenient and useful enough to keep handy.
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It did provide a convenient and adequately equipped place for working.
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As we've said before, the surveillance state will be extremely convenient.
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We loved Dyson's light, thin, small, and convenient cordless stick vac.
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Apple is a convenient target because it generates lots of headlines.
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The unbanked live in places where predatory banking is more convenient.
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They now have a convenient and acceptable outlet for their hostilities.
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We've packed some basic sex essentials into this convenient little pouch.
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It's convenient to be able to add that little detail in.
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The fact that all that revolves around sex — it was convenient.
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Most automatic pet feeders aren't fancy, but they are super convenient.
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Google's convenient, Google has mail, Google has maps, Google has this.
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Online shopping, banking and travel-arranging is more convenient for consumers.
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Andrea Gambardella believes in a convenient, cultured but cost-effective lifestyle.
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"Isn't that convenient," Cohen said at the end of the segment.
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This duplicity is odd, but above all it's convenient, and devastating.
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Besides this, antitrust gerrymandering is a convenient way to snub data.
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Although they're not audiophile-level earbuds, the AirPods are incredibly convenient.
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Not all of the game's interfaces are so fluid and convenient.
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The most convenient medium I had at the time was sugar.
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Sometimes it isn't convenient to carry a glass bottle of wine.
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Its removable cup holders make it very convenient on long trips.
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A direct listing provides a convenient way to skip that conversation.
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The delivery experience was convenient with the mattress coming fully expanded.
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It's more convenient than running alongside the bike, that's for sure.
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But here, it is a convenient endorsement of his own approach.
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Virtual meetings are also convenient when it comes to general protesters.
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In the original, Iago just gets it at a convenient moment.
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Red takes all of that and makes it even more convenient.
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It's 20 minutes to Hudson – convenient for those arriving by train.
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The lucky few enjoy a suburban perk: free and convenient parking.
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But Mexico has a lot more to offer than convenient proximity.
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Using an actual ironing board and iron just isn't convenient anymore.
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But while convenience is, well, convenient, it's usually a budget-buster.
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Its pieces are more durable, affordable, stackable, and convenient to use.
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It comes with a car plug and a convenient, handheld case.
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Whether consumers find the gift cards convenient remains to be seen.
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It can also be easily folded or rolled for convenient storage.
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It's much more convenient to just go for Sexiest Man Alive.
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People use IANA today because it is convenient to do so.
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My skates are not what you'd call a convenient carry-on.
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So they've constructed transit systems that are more convenient than driving.
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Many aspects of life are undoubtedly more convenient with smart phones.
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They aim to make storing your belongings as convenient as possible.
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I also wanted a convenient way to declare and market myself.
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It is the most universal and convenient two-factor authentication technology.
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I think it just has to get more and more convenient.
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E-mart has been all about making fruit more convenient lately.
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And those in the administration never find that pleasant or convenient.
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There was also a small cubby for shoes, a convenient touch.
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Meitu is the cheapest and most convenient way to do this.
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Revenge against Tokyo is a convenient rationale for someday attacking Japan.
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It would be convenient if doing the right thing were easy.
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It is also a pretty convenient discovery for Adora and Vickery.
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GJ: Yes, and I think it's convenient for all of us.
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These are not substitutes for a licensed therapist, but they're convenient.
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"Everything that we heard was that it was really convenient," Mrs.
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There is no direct replacement for something as convenient as Facebook.
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Reed knows his on-course persona makes him a convenient villain.
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There's generally a premium associated with these convenient, amenity-filled hotels.
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Once construction ends on Phillips Square, it might also become convenient.
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Ultimately Parallels is easier, smarter, more convenient, and faster than ever.
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Voice, he says, is by far the most convenient user-interface.
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The advantage of this system is that it's simple and convenient.
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He is a thorn in Pusha-T's side, a convenient antagonist.
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It's really like having an entire gym in one convenient package.
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After all, the service is meant for smaller, more convenient orders.
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That's because the ride-hailing service is global, useful and convenient.
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It's convenient, yes, but not that cheap, and not that good.
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Republicans of today suffer from what I call Convenient History Syndrome.
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Products that are easy, convenient and affordable will succeed, she said.
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Inskeep contends that the Frémonts embraced nativism when it was convenient.
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More convenient (and often, more economical) is valet parking ($14 overnight).
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How much are you willing to pay for a convenient flight?
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The menu tweaks IHOP's to make offerings more convenient for customers.
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Their new home is convenient to all of the Gandhams' jobs.
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Taiwan, a self-governing island, is a convenient and welcoming refuge.
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It's a convenient euphemism and often the best she can muster.
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It's a politically explosive (and convenient) argument, but is it true?
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The "Summer Bucket List 2017" is a convenient case in point.
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Ordering dinner on Grubhub or Uber Eats is almost irresistibly convenient.
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Bogus excuses may be politically convenient, but they are still bogus.
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The Market's three buffets per day were available at convenient times.
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The Galaxy Buds Plus' Spotify integration is fast, easy, and convenient.
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Investing in financial markets has never been cheaper or more convenient.
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Credit cards are easy to apply for and convenient to use.
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We're trying to create a more convenient, comfortable version of it.
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It serves the public good only coincidentally and only when convenient.
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Such a quick, convenient extraction is an impossible feat with gold.
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They also highlight its compact design, making it convenient for travel.
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Satechi has made a convenient USB-C Apple Watch charging dock.
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But it still seems like a genuinely convenient option to have.
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Electricity is the most important and convenient way to consume energy.
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But they're missing the features that make AirPods feel so convenient.
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Throughout the 2010s, breakfast continued to become more convenient and portable.
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This feature is sometimes convenient, but can also be very distracting.
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That may have been politically convenient for Collins and Joe Manchin.
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The building's location, above a shopping mall, was convenient but congested.
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The allegorical narrative produces some plot points that feel too convenient.
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North Carolina has long functioned as a convenient microcosm of America.
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"It's easy, it's convenient, in some cases it's lazy," O'Rourke said.
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TL;DR: Convenient Tile trackers are on sale, starting at $20.
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Sometimes it's more convenient to touch than to use voice commands.
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Ms. Arnold finds it convenient, affordable and an accessible vacation option.
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Ms. Arnold finds it convenient, affordable and an accessible vacation option.
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They are convenient for scooting between work areas, but not essential.
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LONDON — The Irish backstop: convenient shorthand for a devilishly complex subject.
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Some were convenient, as when Lord John moved in next door.
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It's a cool place to stay that's both affordable and convenient.
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GMOs have been a convenient handhold on a big, slippery problem.
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Claiming that secure back doors are technically impossible is politically convenient.
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That seems like a not-very-apt comparison, since, arguably, cooking at home is much less convenient than eating out, while home streaming is (especially for families with kids) more convenient than going out to movie theaters.
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Product innovation should help the group maintain leadership in convenient quality food.
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Plus, it's very convenient — we live just a block from the subway.
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Child care is expensive, and tracking down convenient options is not easy.
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Niccol's goal is to make ordering from Chipotle easier and more convenient.
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All that said, this story comes at a convenient time for Apple.
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But the addition of WeMo technology has made them even more convenient.
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They were also more convenient to consume and easier to use discreetly.
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It'd be much more convenient if we could charge everything at once.
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Demand can be generated online and serviced wherever convenient for the customer.
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Yes, they're nerdy (Dwight Schrute notoriously sported them), but so irresistibly convenient.
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FINK: It's always convenient to have a government to stand up first.
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He was presenting at an awards show, and the timing was convenient.
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It's durable, convenient, and includes stylus support for drawing and note-taking.
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Now, that might not be convenient but that&aposs actually the truth.
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And she'll receive these emails precisely when it's most convenient to reply.
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READMEGreat combination of functional smoke alarm and convenient Amazon Alexa voice assistant.
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Trump also invited President Buhari to Washington at a mutually convenient date.
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Something to enhance a convenient e-card or a classic flower bouquet.
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It's so convenient — no cleanser, no water, no mess around the sink.
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I walk outside to catch the super cheap, super convenient bus ($7).
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New York City's Hudson Square area is not convenient to many commuters.
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The school's location in Norfolk is convenient for the family of four.
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Online retail is convenient for consumers, but a nightmare for the environment.
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Environmentally devastating perhaps, but efficient and convenient for newly mobile young people.
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We live about five minutes away from each other — it's so convenient!
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CT scans are convenient and can produce immediate results, Dr. Zhang said.
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The unemployment rate, measuring labour-market slack, is often a convenient gauge.
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They're relatively cheap (Xnor's model costs $10), and more convenient for operators.
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It is very convenient for all those Aria-is-A theorists. 25.
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It turns out the most convenient option may be a new one.
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Adam Smith said that taxes should be efficient, certain, convenient and fair.
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Technophiles choose e-readers over books because e-readers are more convenient.
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There's a convenient hole for attaching to key chains, purses or backpacks.
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For most queries, Now on tap simply performs a Google Search. Convenient?
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It's too convenient for the writers for both premises to be true.
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Electronic payments will be more convenient but some expressed concern about privacy.
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That seems awfully annoying to me, but some might find it convenient.
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It will make messaging more convenient, and make profitable new services possible.
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Putting it online makes it much easier and convenient for a woman.
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I'll break them into two convenient categories: new shit and old shit.
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That makes it more convenient -- did you make any kind of offer?
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Macs are still more convenient and more secure than Windows-based desktops.
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Meanwhile, water resistance, though extremely convenient for consumers, also potentially complicates matters.
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The Switch isn't exactly the most convenient portable music player, of course.
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The PA's border post provides a convenient buffer between Israel and Hamas.
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Ride-sharing was cheaper and more convenient, and we ate it up.
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We walk to the all-too-convenient pub around the corner instead.
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But even some Republican staffers thought the whole ordeal seemed awfully convenient.
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They do this by making practices of inequality convenient, rewarding, and aspirational.
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It shouldn't just be when it's convenient — it should be a priority.
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The slip-on style makes them as convenient as they are cute.
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Some products want to take common activities and make them more convenient.
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Still, getting your cash back on a daily basis is also convenient.
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"So convenient when you're supposed to be being productive," one reviewer wrote.
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That might seem convenient for some, but it's creepy for everyone else.
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The result is a camera that's way more convenient, but lacking soul.
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Father's Day falls at such a convenient time — it's BBQ season, baby.
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"It works for me because its convenient first of all," she says.
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It should be easy and convenient for every eligible voter to participate.
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He feels Trump uses veterans when it's convenient or beneficial for him.
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Number26 is rebundling all these services into a convenient one-stop shop.
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All this sounds convenient, but questions of reliability are difficult to answer.
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If you like convenient, pre-shredded bags of cheese, you're in luck.
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" There's lots of other people, millions and millions, "Yeah, that seems convenient.
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Coal, oil, and gas are environmentally destructive, yes, but also remarkably convenient.
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You might use your oven as a semi-convenient form of storage.
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Robot vacuums offer a convenient hands-free way to clean your space.
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There's even a chamois thumb that acts as a convenient goggle squeegee.
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Who leaves all these crates just lying around in such convenient places?
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Eater adds that mobile apps aren't just convenient; they're more accurate, too.
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We can suggest convenient times for engineer, repair or other house visits.
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Dishwashers are convenient, and washing machines for laundry are practically a necessity.
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Electric cars will be greener, more convenient, and less expensive to own.
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The theme each time: Clinton only has your back when it's convenient.
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"They are not always more comfortable or convenient," Heller said by email.
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"It certainly seems to be a convenient lack of memory," Weber said.
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Is accepting a phone call over Wi-Fi on the laptop convenient?
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Purging his rivals at the same time was just convenient for Mao.
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It's a convenient, single-cable solution that eliminates the need for recharging.
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And oil, he says, is still the most convenient source of energy.
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It was more convenient to concoct explanations than face reality head-on.
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I think some things will get more convenient, and we'll appreciate that.
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It has WiFi, Bluetooth, and Apple AirPlay 2 compatibility for convenient listening.
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Or because, when numbed to the risks, it just seems more convenient.
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But Barr's record reveals why Trump likes him: He recommended convenient pardons.
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"This way it's easier for me, it's cheaper, it's convenient," said Sabela.
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Behavioral biometrics are more secure and convenient than more typical security measures.
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Cheap, strong mixes are a convenient way to hide a tainted product.
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While working from home can be convenient, there are also many downsides.
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That history has made him a convenient vessel for antipathy to Mrs.
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She advises parents to select a modest property in a convenient location.
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This theory comes along at a convenient time for the Democratic Party.
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This is convenient if you're upstairs and a family member comes by.
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Its short height means it's both versatile and convenient in all spaces.
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A convenient port that takes away the pain points of charging electronics
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It's a credible existence in Los Angeles, if not the most convenient.
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The cafe is known for its convenient location and aesthetically pleasing drinks.
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And your new home could be less convenient than your old one
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Nora Ephron found the location convenient and began turning up for lunch.
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Slow cookers are a convenient way to make delicious home-cooked meals.
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The L line is the only convenient subway route in certain neighborhoods.
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The question is whether this is convenient ineptitude or something far deeper.
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The complaint contains a convenient timeline of the Professor's interaction with Papadopoulos.
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If you use them wisely, they can make your life more convenient.
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Online shopping by myself, while much more convenient, can still be overwhelming.
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But depending on where you are, this isn't always possible or convenient.
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It is convenient to see all your health data in one place.
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DNA storage, for instance, is potentially made far more convenient by this.
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But the narrative was too good, too convenient, to let go of.
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There were no convenient ways to get it, and no shipping options.
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But sometimes, them using the sword is not convenient for their business.
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The U.S. healthcare system seems like the antithesis of easy and convenient.
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Go to the ocean, or if it's more convenient, take a bath.
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It sounds corny, but that's a convenient way of bringing up issues.
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The rest is just looking for nutritional silver bullets and convenient villains.
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A "first-world problem," if there ever was one, but convenient nonetheless.
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It can be convenient, sure, but it can also drain your battery.
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David: When you think about pre-rolls, pre-rolls are very convenient.
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Scapegoating the ACA has become a convenient ploy for the insurance industry.
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Some airport chapels have Muslim prayer rugs, but they're not always convenient.
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But ATMs made banking far more convenient — and, also, kind of cool.
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Or are those places of business too far away to be convenient?
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The new urban settings provide convenient and apt shorthand for those themes.
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That blend puts more of the Continent within convenient and affordable reach.
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But since then, he had undergone a metamorphosis, albeit a convenient one.
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Scribd is overall the best and most convenient deal for online reading.
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The desire for politically convenient explanations is not contained to the right.
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But they seemed convenient and harmless, and, really, what could go wrong?
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It's very convenient; I can adapt the areas according to my needs.
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It's convenient because I can add to it using my phone. 8.
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That's a convenient tactic employed to distract us from the real problems.
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On social media, some people rave about its cheap and convenient coffee.
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But this is a convenient bit of blame-shifting for the NRA.
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Tech Fix Sleek and convenient, Apple's wireless earbuds are an engineering marvel.
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The user wasmax2000 has created a convenient playlist with the full piece.
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Although in-home testing is convenient, there's one pesky issue: Human error.
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Is there a more convenient plot device than the beautiful dead woman?
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The fridges weren't convenient enough for one of my co-workers, though.
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This is an obvious approach, but it feels too convenient to me.
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New Zealand seemed like the most convenient option for a quick wedding.
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We met on a convenient corner, and I gave him the phone.
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They're convenient, lightweight, versatile, and have touch screens just like your phone.
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Lawmakers, however, missed opportunities to make freezes more convenient, Mr. Stephens said.
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You can't teach an old dog new tricks, because everything's so convenient.
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It also operates a convenient takeaway window in the Bissell Brothers taproom.
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Learning relevant business skills is convenient, cost-effective, and enjoyable with GoSkills.
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Also, while the parking lot is close by, initial access isn't convenient.
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Really, I had forgotten that our existence was so quaint — and convenient.
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I also love convenience, and, well, none of those things are convenient.
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Elizabeth Warren and Mark Zuckerberg are convenient political targets for one another.
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To those with more convenient ways out, he demanded a special commitment.
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Again, he didn't budge — even with the convenient excuse of bad weather.
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"Now it's convenient for Democrats to shame a deportation," Garcia told me.
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People crave convenient drinks that are low in calories, sugar and carbohydrates.
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Is any of this as convenient as simply using traditional wired headphones?
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Some no doubt thought it cheaper and more convenient than recruiting donors.
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P2P payment services such as Venmo are convenient, but they have limits.
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Then I found a mirror hanging at a very convenient standing height.
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It is now a convenient feature to help consumers unlock their phones.
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Pros: Inexpensive, accurate readings, magnetized for convenient storage, lifetime warrantyCons: Short probe
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The pen that hides right in the keyboard fold is really convenient.
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How can you make bike riding more common, convenient, accessible and safe?
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One of the most convenient things you can cast, however, is Spotify.
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Do you want to spend extra on a nicer/more convenient flight?
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The terminological status quo was far too convenient for both of them.
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And then there's a whole element of it's simple, and it's convenient.
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Picard gives his first ever television interview — how convenient for exposition purposes!
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Wirecutter Smart lighting brightens up your home and makes life more convenient.
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Denying reality may be politically convenient, but fact tends to catch up.
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Above the display I found a convenient hidey hole for my effects.
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Carlin said the timing of all these events is just too convenient.
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Direct drains are convenient but typically require a floor-level water drain.
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There is also a bathroom and changing room convenient to the pool.
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Tang: People are like, oh, it&aposs convenient, &aposcause it&aposs smaller.
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The goal should be that voting is fair, understandable, convenient and trustworthy.
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Father's Day falls at such a convenient time — it's grilling season, baby.
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Most agencies provide electronic transponders that allow convenient access to toll roads.
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Plus, I have a week off of work so it was convenient.
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The building features residences, shopping, and community services in one convenient location.
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As we entered, a convenient coffee station greeted us on our right.
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"It's convenient to keep a compromised officer around the place," Parrs gloats.
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Anti-billionaire populism is convenient for both Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders.
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It seemed convenient to band together on the premises during off hours.
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Maduro blasted his opponents as sore losers who cry fraud when convenient.
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Again, avoid airport kiosks, which are convenient but tend to be expensive.
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It was across from a Whole Foods Market, with convenient subway access.
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The health care industry at large may provide a convenient political target.
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"What she thought would be a convenient way to communicate with family, friends and colleagues – by using one email account for both her work related and personal emails – has turned out to be anything but convenient," Podesta added.
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"Historically everything has always been done in an antiquated, convenient way," he added.
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Klein argues that physical buttons are more convenient than using a smartphone app.
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It's convenient because it's small and compact and it has some great compartments.
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It's also great for the baby and convenient, especially if you've got twins.
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Facebook claims this is all designed to make things more convenient for you.
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The at-home device is fast, convenient, and private unlike traditional doctor visits.
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Convenient and easy to use, this one is a winner in all areas.
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But it's not as convenient as a case that's always on your phone.
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Mostly because they're great, totally convenient, and there's not much to complain about.
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Wireless charging is, however, incredibly convenient, if you've got the right set up.
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Technology has made complicated and often expensive functions and tasks affordable and convenient.
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It's actually much more useful (and hopefully, about a million times more convenient).
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For Samberg, music is a catchy and convenient medium for creating unforgettable jokes.
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Includes a convenient expanding pocket for carrying your smartphone on its shoulder strap.
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KS: And it's not a great experience, and it's not convenient, at all.
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The whole thing buzzes with modern gaming excess: ostensibly convenient but tonally uneven.
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Is there a convenient printing center or does the student need a printer?
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Fans swear how helpful and convenient the service is, not to mention delicious.
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It surfaces neither at the most opportune moment nor in the most convenient.
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Soundbars are a cheap and convenient way to boost your movie-watching experience.
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For supplier discounts, and passing on the truck to your kids, it's convenient.
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"If you make use of it, it's actually quite convenient," Bill Martin said.
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That is what makes Anker's SoundCore Nano such a convenient piece of tech.
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Like many conventional grocery chains, Acme is a convenient option that rewards loyalty.
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Heal is more than just convenient doctor house calls 365 days a year.
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Convenient and easy to use, this one is a winner in all areas.
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The $199 Oculus Go offers Gear VR apps in a more convenient package.
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None of this would be entirely possible – or, at least, convenient – without Bluetooth.
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That's not as convenient as AirPods, which I always have in my pocket.
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Amid Trump's other woes, it is a calamity serving as a convenient distraction.
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For the per-meal price point, there are much more convenient premade options.
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Let's just be thankful those convenient little pods have finally gone eco-friendly.
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So all of that was bad, but ultimately, I found AirPods super convenient.
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It's very fast and convenient and perhaps my favorite feature on this computer.
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Pull it out of the microwave using the convenient tabs at the top.
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As convenient as the Pump in Style Advanced is, it's also ultra-efficient.
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They jumped on and off and on stuff in the least convenient way.
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Favorable reviews note the convenient, walkable location, as well as the striking design.
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Doing so, he says, is more humane, more convenient, and more cost-effective.
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I had to ask why: He said something about shortcuts being more convenient.
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The Tizen-powered software experience is getting smarter and more convenient, Samsung claims.
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But in many cases, it's much more convenient to write on my phone.
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It was flashy, it was convenient, it allowed him to maximize his time.
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Hailing a car on a ride-sharing app is cheap, convenient and reliable.
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Because they offer a convenient, low-barrier-to-entry alternative with populist pull.
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Consumers increasingly demanded convenient, easy-to-eat fruits like blueberries and seedless grapes.
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The new American consumer wants shopping to be a convenient and cheap experience.
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This has made payments more convenient for users, who are increasingly jumping ship.
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But it's difficult to ignore that it's also an extraordinarily convenient excuse, too.
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It's convenient, but I doubt that I'll keep the virtual button enabled permanently.
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But in the meantime, there would be a short, politically convenient economic boom.
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Don't call it emotional when it's convenient and then passion when it fits.
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Though convenient, this may not be a great way to build lasting wealth.
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They each offer voice controls to make your evening couch time more convenient.
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It's less convenient than you think it is, and there are better options.
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Why limit options when cheaper and more convenient alternatives may be out there?
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Most consumers who have tried ride-hailing services find them cheap and convenient.
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Allowing militants to leave Russia was convenient for both radicals and the authorities.
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Undoubtedly, a powerful juice press is more convenient than wringing produce by hand.
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It's nowhere near as convenient as ordering something on an e-commerce website.
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Place the phone in a convenient location, like your purse or glove compartment.
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Teleportation is a safe, convenient mode of travel in the Star Trek universe.
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For them, it's a lot more convenient to have a narrative that works.
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Photo: APUber has done something good, which will make the service more convenient.
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WHILE YOU'RE THERE, YOU CAN PICK UP HOUSEHOLD ESSENTIALS AND CONVENIENT FOOD ITEMS.
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Single sign-on services are clearly convenient; fewer passwords is a great thing.
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But something went awry with Venmo's convenient, near-immediate money transfers this week.
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The Catholic church serves as a convenient foil for Mr Duterte's populist routine.
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"We want to make food delivery more affordable and more convenient," Weins said.
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It takes a familiar game and provides it with a more convenient format.
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All those services were convenient and cheap, and big companies started paying attention.
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But regardless, it is an extremely convenient stance for someone in his position.
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Basically, it would replace the need to remember keyboard shortcuts — which sounds convenient.
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However, my Marc Jacobs backpack is very convenient for toting snacks and lunch.
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I wish it was better, but it's also very convenient ($4, including tip).
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If this sounds like it would be convenient for desktop computing, you're right.
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And their convenient compactness has an ugly side: sometimes they're easier to lose.
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Similarly, countertop storage, as convenient as it is, exposes the bottle to sunlight.
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The Uber whose "independent contractor" drivers treat bike lanes as convenient parking spots.
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Until that recent opening, Iran had been a convenient bogeyman for regional crises.
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Face Unlock is convenient, but it's not as secure as the fingerprint sensor.
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The speaker works with AirPlay 2000, which is especially convenient for Apple users.
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Newer MacBook Pros with two or four USB-C ports are more convenient.
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In theory, the process is quicker and more convenient than a fast charge.
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You're off to a well-lit bar that's convenient for both of you!
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For customers, restaurant apps are a convenient way to order take-out food.
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What's less convenient is the enormous (relative to the Chromecast's size) power supply.
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Gas stations aren't particularly convenient places to recharge compared to, say, parking lots.
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It features a traditional hook and eye closure and convenient front-adjustable straps.
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"Sometimes you have to take a stand that isn't convenient or personally advantageous."
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While such wizardry is convenient, it has also left a gaping security hole.
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I think that they use a lot of terminology that's convenient for them.
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This convenient toaster removes the guesswork of toasting bread from your breakfast prep.
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Many Britons feel anxious about these broader shifts, and immigrants make convenient scapegoats.
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Innovation should, however, help M&S maintain its leadership in convenient quality food.
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I took a D.I.Y approach with a convenient morning favorite: frozen toaster waffles.
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"The success of big-box stores suggests consumers found them convenient," she argues.
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It's injuries, untimely slumps, convenient hot streaks, and great players expanding into supernovas.
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Not only when it's convenient for u but when u can help others.
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"To sum up, you get a secured and convenient authentication method," he said.
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Basically, LastPass is now charging only for enhanced features rather than convenient access.
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"It's so appealing as there's very little training, it's low cost and convenient."
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It's a super convenient thing that I wish existed on the regular S7.
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But it is convenient driving, and the XF S does a good job.
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We should not, however, let this complexity be a convenient excuse for inaction.
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There's no doubt that cars made personal transportation faster, cheaper, and more convenient.
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Amazon has them all, which is convenient but can also be guilt-tinged.
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In theory, this makes for a convenient experience and a low-stakes bet.
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If #MeToo alarms you or rubs you the wrong way, Twitter is convenient.
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A bonus of ordering from Best Buy is the convenient Geek Squad service.
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What Lasse Rheingans is attempting, by contrast, is much less simple and convenient.
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Most scooters don't have these, and they're very convenient, especially for city driving.
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In a way, the controversy comes at a convenient time for the team.
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Paying with plastic is often viewed as more convenient than paying with cash.
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Now you can charge up on the go with this convenient keychain addition.
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Drinking on campus is by far the most convenient way to have fun.
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"It isn't a super-cute neighborhood, but it is convenient," Ms. Arakelova said.
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This is a tiny size for $6, but it's more convenient for travel.
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Lenders competed aggressively to create a convenient and secure borrowing experience for customers.
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MS-13 also provides U.S. President Donald Trump with a convenient bogeyman to
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The asteroid fits a number of criteria that make it intriguing and convenient.
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It's also off Interstate 405, which could make it convenient for drivers, too.
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It's a convenient story, with some surface plausibility, but it's not really true.
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"We want to make food crops more convenient, affordable and sustainable," Baker said.
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The greatest thing about Uber and Lyft is that it is so convenient.
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Also make sure the pharmacies where you can get your medicine are convenient.
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Meanwhile, the cost of convenient shipping is starting to catch up with consumers.
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The goal is to find a therapy that's selective, convenient and optimally potent.
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Their apartment overlooked Eighth Avenue, which, although convenient, turned out to be loud.
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Murphy does have a bad habit of sloughing off ownership when it's convenient.
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Sometimes, I have to say, the scientific breakthroughs feel a little too convenient.
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That we can ignore the whole subject and just print money as convenient.
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But maybe they were just waiting for something cheaper, simpler, and more convenient.
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This may sound like a hassle, but password managers are actually incredibly convenient.
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We were looking for ways to rebrand apples to make them more convenient.
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It's easy to do what's popular or what's convenient, but that's not bravery.
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It's a convenient way to take a quick peek at useful personalized data.
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It seemed like a convenient … idea at the time, but certainly it wasn't.
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This has become a convenient catchall accusation for clamping down on government critics.
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Genetic testing results are not always convenient for the white nationalists' identity politics.
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"Olympics is a convenient excuse," said Brian Wieser, analyst at Pivotal Research Group.
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Mall culture is slowly dying, because something more convenient has entered the picture.
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There's a wild amount of stuff happening, all in one convenient walkable footprint.
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With Steam's Big Picture mode, you get a convenient setup for couch gaming.
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Thus, the U.S. healthcare system seems like the antithesis of easy and convenient.
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But I also want it to be safe and convenient for our customers.
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But come on, other sites agree that this one seems all too convenient.
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Cloud backups are very convenient, but they too can fall victim to ransomware.
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Not to mention, they're much more convenient than holing up in a blind.
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Sometimes I resent when people lump what I do into a convenient shape.
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Associates of Mr. Peng declined to answer questions, saying it was not convenient.
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The bustling location had English phrases covering the walls and convenient ordering kiosks.
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While Russia is a convenient excuse, it is also a very real menace.
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Offer to come in for a second interview whenever is convenient for them.
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"For me, I just need a flat in a convenient location," she said.
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But there's no convenient and secure place on board to store the panels.
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You can't do it when it's convenient and dodge it when it's not.
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It was a clean and convenient solution, and it saved millions of lives.
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New York State officials are also considering steps to make voting more convenient.
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"Cash is convenient," said Caesar Sengupta, who oversees Google's products for emerging markets.
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But something can be convenient and good for you at the same time.
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The other good news for travelers: how convenient everything is in the valley.
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Though convenient, this stance is consistent with profoundly held principles of scholarly independence.
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In the northernmost section of the drive, the A line is more convenient.
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I'm not going to do that because I think that's just too convenient.
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Or maybe it struck him as a convenient place to lift his leg.
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This will soon facilitate automated recurring payments to make saving regularly more convenient.
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However, these tend to be more expensive and not as convenient to use.
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"The tester lives in the same village, so it's very convenient," Federer said.
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"There are often times where the AirPod case just isn't convenient," Youngblood said.
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Now they use the fireplace more often, because it is much more convenient.
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This can be convenient for traveling because you get the local time instantly.
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This seems like more of a convenient fix to write out Leto's character.
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We look for remedies that can be taken as needed (as is convenient).
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But it doesn't flatter anybody, so it's more convenient, I suppose, to ignore.
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Food pouches are a convenient on-the-go snack for babies and toddlers.
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Finally, new research suggests that user-friendly design can sometimes be too convenient.
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The Internet is increasingly popular for users looking for free and convenient content.
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But that's just a convenient — if dangerous — narrative for our immigration-wary times.
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And streaming is becoming routine and increasingly convenient on a wireless broadband connection.
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Taxis are more expensive, and the Uber app is more convenient, she said.
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But many Latinos have convenient amnesia that many of us have African blood.
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Past guests raved about the convenient location, unique decor, and fun pool deck.
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While such wizardry is convenient, it has also left a gaping security hole.
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My check arrived soon after I ordered, which was both unusual and convenient.
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Though the bags are convenient and easy, they can only be used once.
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It's a route of great scenic beauty, but not exactly convenient for commuters.
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But those things are not professionally curated, not professionally produced and not convenient.
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It's also a problem that might be ameliorated by a relatively convenient solution.
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And when it comes to the commute, the closet couldn't be more convenient.
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Maybe they're located in the boonies; maybe there's no convenient public transit nearby.
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Or at least the timing of the events makes that a convenient reading.
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Once again, Cruz is just a convenient, momentary placeholder for anti-Trump sentiments.
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Ample housing stock and convenient commutes will factor prominently in the final analysis.
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True wireless headphones are popular because they're convenient, portable, and easy to use.
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She said it offers people an easy and convenient entry into the industry.
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At the Sahara they are constantly coming around … Everything is quick and convenient.
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And that's a convenient byproduct of his decision to block the impeachment inquiry.
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In other words, CEOs move their companies to locations convenient for the CEOs.
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Convenient, because of course we now know exactly what jobs have been born.
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There are several measures available to consumers that are convenient and cost-effective.
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But "the depth might not offer a convenient escape road," said Dr. Wiedenmann.
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Small-ship cruises are a convenient way to sample New England's enchanting islands.
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They are like Google maps, but more convenient to use in South Korea.
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"The times don't add up, but drugs are a convenient scapegoat," he said.
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Euron, who washes ashore at Convenient Cove to get promptly murdered by Jaime.
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They're doing both, and it's whatever happens to be convenient at the time.
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And we've also made Amazon's higher level services available in a convenient form.
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Please help us to maintain reasonably priced and convenient to access health insurance.
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The challenge is that there aren't super convenient ways to do that yet.
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"This house is very small, but super convenient," Smith wrote on the listing.
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And it's a really convenient way not to think about your own privilege.
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But for the majority of Canadians, tap water is safe, convenient, and cheap.
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It also has an automatic tape cutter, which makes it even more convenient.
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Human institutions, after a certain point, become mostly interested in sustaining themselves — and as a result, they will frequently accept convenient lies over difficult truths, provided the convenient lies will allow them to avoid rethinking the way they do things.
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In TV land, this phrase is a convenient byproduct of a collective brainstorming session.
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Workspace Convenient crossroads Our headquarters is at the intersection of highways 75 and 635.
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But is it any more convenient than, say, smart controls on a Bluetooth headset?
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"Some politicians find it convenient to scapegoat immigrants rather than welcoming them," he said.
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In addition to more convenient connectivity, this monitor has some cosmetic features to love.
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During the holiday season, the concept of uniform dressing isn't just convenient — it's crucial.
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How convenient of our President-elect, a leader in the dissemination of fake news.
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What's more convenient for you, the sender, is more time consuming for the recipient.
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This is such a convenient and cheap deal, but you have to act fast.
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Convenient access by plane, leading universities and safety also contribute to a city's position.
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Pairing AirPods to your desktop has been doable as well, albeit markedly less convenient.
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Sure, the sound is only fair to middling, but Apple made them ridiculously convenient.
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So was this a case of the Nazi leaders simply appropriating a convenient ideology?
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There are times when it's more convenient to hear an article than read one.
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We recognize that this is probably not true, but it would be so convenient.
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Besides, covering your phone's front-facing camera would make selfies a lot less convenient.
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You don't get it interest, people still use it because it's way more convenient.
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Or have enormous sticker prices and convenient campaign sound bites blurred the main issue?
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These consumers will continue to demand more efficient, convenient and affordable products and service.
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But Valve had also worked to make its platform more convenient and user-friendly.
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Christopher Payne: For me, I think the push here will be ever more convenient.
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Gas, coal and oil can be piped or trucked to convenient locations for burning.
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Plus, I only had to use one hand, which was very convenient for multitasking.
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For decades tech bosses have pushed a convenient doublespeak to explain their firms' rise.
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But like the Rift S, it ditches external trackers for convenient inside-out cameras.
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Occasionally, when the stars align, there are glimpses of an amazingly convenient device here.
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That is why ... the British aircraft carrier is merely a large convenient naval target.
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Dating apps, as abhorrent as they can be, are at least convenient and manageable.
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These rules aren't just convenient ways to analyze politics — they influence how politicians behave.
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"Our mission is money without borders – instant, convenient, transparent, and low-cost," Käärmann said.
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And biometrics do tend to be convenient, given they are attached to each person.
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"Our [white] social activism is only stirred when it's convenient for us," she wrote.
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Hiring a nanny is a lot more convenient, but usually a lot more expensive.
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These suggested locations may include those provided by the user and convenient nearby locations.
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After all, it is a convenient service to quickly purchase whatever your heart desires.
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The website no longer exists, which is convenient since no one understood this mission.
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People still have to decide whether AVs are safe, affordable, convenient — or even needed.
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Their online service is touted as a low-cost, convenient alternative to traditional outfits.
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Perhaps most notably, the L16 is tiny which makes it hugely portable and convenient.
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It is insanely expensive, but it is also convenient and I actually like going.
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The EU became a convenient scapegoat for Britain's ills, particularly in the tabloid press.
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But on the whole it has made services more convenient, while driving down costs.
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But it sure is convenient, especially if you're making rice many times a week.
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So go try to live in the past, even if it's not super convenient.
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Lesson learned: We weren't friends, and I was a just a convenient, familiar distraction.
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It is not, however, the most convenient option nor is it the most comprehensive.
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Asus Zephyrus Review: Has the Age of Powerful and Convenient Gaming Laptops Finally Arrived?
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Amazon has staked out a new venue for making retail super convenient: Corner stores.
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It's smaller, of course, and many things are less convenient than a regular desktop.
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That allows Facebook to be more affordable and convenient so people use it more.
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Not easy or convenient questions to answer at all, let alone publicly and regularly.
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And the speaker will also work with Chromecast-enabled TVs, which is super convenient.
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The convenient thing about pariahs is that people don't have to listen to them.
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Broiler farms are so productive that supermarket chickens are not just convenient but cheap.
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Other TV shows have used miscarriages as a convenient way to resolve unwanted pregnancies.
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Convenient to run it here [in the United Kingdom] for that reason, I imagine.
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Think of Scribd as Kindle Unlimited, Audible, and Texture all in one convenient app.
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These companies just found more convenient, efficient ways of providing them than past services.
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"It's a convenient job for me to have to justify feeling separate," she says.
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Christian love means caring for others, even when it is not easy or convenient.
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Depending on how you feel about leasing, that will either sound gross or convenient.
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You'll lose out on the convenient integration of live TV, but that's really it.
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Smartwatches can be hugely convenient tools when it comes to tracking runs and workouts.
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From the perspective of a shopper, it's all very nice and pleasant and convenient.
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In fact, many noted that "Pepe Le Pen" had a convenient cadence to it.
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Once you release the importance of whether it's convenient or not, it doesn't matter.
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They might be slightly less secure, but Wi-Fi baby monitors are more convenient.
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It&aposs so convenient that these guys are actually eating at the same restaurant.
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If you're looking for a more convenient hookup, you might just be in luck.
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It combines seven kitchen appliances in one convenient device that fits on your countertop.
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Meal kit services are super popular because they make cooking incredibly easy and convenient.
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While the bikes were definitely cheap and convenient, they were pretty terrible to ride.
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And finally, Arizona is a red state and Californian Steyer is a convenient boogeyman.
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Riders in India are primarily looking for a cost-effective and convenient transportation option.
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By contrast, Democrats advocate the expansion of convenient voting facilities, designed to boost turnout.
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"The idea is very convenient for females and males alike," said biker Yara Mahmoud.
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This contemporary Pygmalion has almost all the teen-comedy standbys in one convenient package.
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It also has a convenient digital timer, as well as an auto-shutoff function.
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These features are designed to give Amazon customers the most convenient shopping experience possible.
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This could include enhancing convenient, affordable transportation infrastructure -- another priority of the new administration.
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But lugging around a camera that prints instant photos isn't always the most convenient.
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For facial-recognition tech, the line between 'convenient' and 'creepy' is not always clear.
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They can be little more than a convenient, affordable, or decent place to live.
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And while going digital through streaming platforms is convenient, sometimes that just isn't feasible.
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It's so convenient and cost effective, and people are using it for practical reasons.
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The latter is faster and more convenient, but less secure than the iris scanner.
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There are more convincing explanations for his slow-roll blackballing, but none more convenient.
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Remember, she's gotten this incredibly convenient gig teaching Russian to potential US foreign agents.
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It may be very convenient for Kempe that Bongo did not collect his prize.
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Sweeping them under the rug via a superdelegate trouncing would be convenient but wrong.
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Carolina went 99 yards in the second quarter with a couple of convenient bounces.
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While convenient, said Haber, it's risky if the technology is hacked or otherwise fooled.
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MP3s are a lot more portable and convenient, but digitized music often lacks soul.
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Face unlocking is nice, convenient and nearly ubiquitous these days, but is it safe?
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Oh, and it comes with a spoolie, which makes it so much more convenient.
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The blend comes in convenient rollerball packaging — something I'd never truly appreciated until now.
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Bloomberg has published some... Smart home gadgets can make your life way more convenient.
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Because it is convenient, and also because of the blockade problem that we have.
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You can't do it when it's convenient and then duck it when it's not.
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But let's face it, there are some days where it would be really convenient.
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It's right off of State Route 99, which could make it convenient for commuters.
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Often the mom bob starts as a convenient solution to hair loss after pregnancy.
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We love Kindle ebook readers for making reading infinitely more convenient, accessible, and comfortable.
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The clinic is experimenting with ways to expand its reach at more convenient venues.
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Will he be another Beric Dondarrion, who gets killed and returns seemingly whenever convenient?
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Likewise, the film's pulsing score sometimes imposes a convenient but unnecessary surge of emotion.
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It's simple, inexpensive and convenient and makes this new F.F.L. plan seem purposefully onerous.
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Again, Treasury may find it convenient to provide these two countries waivers as well.
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Amazon then is a convenient scapegoat for the larger bipartisan ire against digital capitalism.
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Quinlan recommends that people take full advantage of all the convenient resources available today.
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It would be a convenient and safe upgrade from commonplace, analog locks, he thought.
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That's convenient, but if you don't clear them occasionally, they do tend to accumulate.
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It's the best and most convenient way to ensure you stay up to date.
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Afterward, you'll receive six bottles at a time, at a frequency convenient for you.
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However, if it is more convenient for you, you can schedule automatic deliveries, too.
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"I take the subway every day to work because it's extremely convenient," he said.
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It's also convenient for closing all of your apps at the same time.1.
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The speaker's convenient Bluetooth capabilities allow for voice prompts, phone calls, and Siri usage.
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The program aims at schooling 62 million girls worldwide who lack convenient academic access.
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Super convenient in a small apartment, and something I never would have bought myself.
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The more widespread and convenient legal sports betting becomes, the bigger the overall pot.
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Dropps has managed to create powerful laundry detergents that are convenient and cost-effective.
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For a convenient commute, the Financial District is just a 15-minute walk away.
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The old-school setup of a cable box with TiVo is still more convenient.
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People love Hydro Flask's products because they're plain effective, durable, and convenient to use.
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Convenient, easy, and quick — that's what we like to see in a pumping bra.
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The pouches have a convenient spout at the bottom for quick and tidy pours.
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Online banking is just too convenient to ignoreOnline banking isn't just for millennials anymore.
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"He said, she said" is still a convenient phrase that equates victims with harassers.
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But, like most large, unstructured spaces, they're only as convenient as they are organized.
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Stuy Town is convenient to East Village restaurants, bars, movie theaters and music spots.
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A convenient, reusable bag that folds up to the size of a business card
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The Children of the Forest did more than just paint convenient pictures in caves.
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If all goes well, she will display range and versatility at a convenient time.
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It's convenient if you're driving and want to use Waze instead of Apple Maps.
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Still, our addiction to what is economically convenient persists — it is stronger than fear.
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After that, time travel proved convenient, but even Wells didn't always use a machine.
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Cheap to produce and designed for dissemination, postcards are a convenient form of propaganda.
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But electric vehicles don't make much sense unless chargers are easily accessible and convenient.
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"Your period will arrive, usually on an occasion when it's not convenient," Nancherla warns.
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The evidence hasn't been very forthcoming, at once hard to grasp and too convenient.
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If they have to run and get water, that's not convenient for our customers.
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Many startups tackle the low-hanging fruit of making life more fun and convenient.
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Even though the patients were protected, it wasn't a super convenient or ideal situation.
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While this is great and convenient, administrative websites can't reasonably switch to Facebook Connect.
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It was convenient in some ways but not a factor in the attraction department.
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This trend is evident in Amazon's sleek, hyper-convenient new stores, Walmart-owned Jet.
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But in 1924, Kleenex was invented as a convenient way to remove cold cream.
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Wireless charging, while convenient, hasn't reached the same heights as the latest wired chargers.
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People will share them when they're ideologically convenient and dismiss them when they're not.
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Chic cafes spill into the streets that web the Britomart district, offering convenient respite.
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And now the convenient way to access mental health is catching on with millennials.
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Law books don't regulate public behavior, because we ignore the law when it's convenient.
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His vitriol toward immigrants isn't echoed by most Americans, but it pushes convenient buttons.
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Train travel takes longer than flying, but sometimes it's more convenient, Mr. Mik said.
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It's convenient to wrap them up together, but life is more complicated than that.
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But there are also elements of this story that are a bit too convenient.
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There was nothing convenient about the world that those characters are in, you know?
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But they are more convenient, since you don't have to worry about stirring them.
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But I can also see how it could be really convenient for many people.
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But the convenient cries of "mental health" after mass shootings are worse than hypocritical.
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Americans badly need more convenient public transport, but the risks of privatization are grave.
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It has the useful feature of recording conversations, convenient for businesses and webinars alike.
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Alexa skills are not only convenient and fun, but also quite easy to add.
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It's super convenient if you need to sign and send a PDF to someone.
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It is just that now modernity, immigration and globalization make for more convenient scapegoats.
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It's convenient to be able to walk two minutes and get a workout in.
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Turkish Airlines has positioned Istanbul as a convenient stopover for flights to Eastern Europe.
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All the videos live in a queue; you add a video when it's convenient.
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It will make life much more convenient and open up new opportunities for millions.
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What is the most convenient and cheapest way to set up such a website?
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So having that exist but then closing into something smaller seems infinitely more convenient.
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That stance, the families knew, was always a convenient way to avoid the issue.
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Simple and convenient, this charging stand is on sale for just $22 (68% off).
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But Republicans aren't the only ones willing to ignore scientific evidence when it's convenient.
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The whole range of deals can be found in one place, which is convenient.
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There are a lot of convenient things about living in this brand new decade.
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Buy one now for $22.99, which is a convenient discount of 23% off $29.99.
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But this is America, where amnesia is a convenient tool of the politically aspirant.
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Claiming that the president has unilateral authority absent an attack is a convenient falsehood.
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The administration's convenient, newfound confidence in the FBI was also a sight to behold.
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The real grown-ups don't let the perfect become the enemy of the convenient.
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We cannot pick and choose which crimes against humanity are convenient to speak about.
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TL;DR: Get the convenient CrunchCup Portable Cereal Cup for $15.96, a 47% savings.
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The Fallout games (especially New Vegas) often suggest that you're more convenient than superhuman.
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Being able to do this on the screen provided would be much more convenient.
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Carrying around sanitizing and disinfecting wipes will make this process easier and more convenient.
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As a fervent Amazon customer, I love that its platform keeps getting more convenient.
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Many L.I.R.R. commuters do not realize how convenient and less stressful this station is.
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They're especially convenient for when parents want to transition baby from breast to bottle.
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In this convenient fantasy, a sprawling monstrosity becomes a machine we can tinker with.
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He was always in service of others, even when it wasn't convenient for him.
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Home energy-storage systems and solar cells must also become smaller and more convenient.
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WE ALSO WANT TO MAKE SURE IT IS REALLY CONVENIENT AND EASY TO SHOP.
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That&aposs why Apple is positioning its new installment plan as being more convenient.
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The author, in fact, maintains command, even through Aaron's woefully convenient spells of amnesia.
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As soon as the prison stopped being politically convenient, the people stopped mattering, too.
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Infusion centers provide vital treatment to patients and are often more convenient than hospitals.
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These guns tend to be smaller and lighter, making them convenient for concealed carry.
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But at least Amazon's also making an unexpected interoperability push that seems genuinely convenient.
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That's convenient because it can be difficult to feel its vibrations in your sleeve.
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So very convenient and so very Trump, who manages to strut regardless of circumstances.
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They also gave Cuomo a convenient foil and a boogeyman against which to campaign.
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Increasingly, shoppers see this as a category that is more convenient to buy online.
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Everything is so convenient, all the train lines are here, everything is right here.
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"It is convenient for the city because it is inconvenient for protesters," she said.
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Plus, they can fold flat and store in the convenient hard-shell travel case.
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It was convenient, just as our national conversation moved, threateningly, to antitrust and privacy.
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Buy an Away gift cardAway's carry-ons are so popular because they're incredibly convenient.
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Or shall America just stop fighting for our principles and do what's politically convenient?
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Just choose a convenient time slot from the drop-down menu, and that's it!
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You can stash diapers, wipes, and snacks for mom in the convenient basket underneath.
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Synthetic plastics have made many aspect of modern life cheaper, safer and more convenient.
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A story line involving a brusque Lyft driver (Waleed Zuaiter) plays like convenient filler.
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And finally, it demonstrates that coal really is a convenient bogey man for renewables.
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The parents of any kid who passed through Neverland were more convenient to indict.
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Link here for a complete list of Oscar nominees and a convenient, printable ballot.
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While the area lacks Metro service, the home is convenient to a public bus.
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It was certainly convenient that Daenerys managed to roast an army of nameless men.
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"Obviously, when women are deployed it's more convenient not to be menstruating," he said.
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This isn't merely convenient; in some ways, it's been the very marker of progress.
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I've been using Instant Tether with a Pixelbook and a Pixel 3 for a while now, and it is definitely more convenient than digging your phone out of your pocket, but it's not more convenient than having LTE on the device itself.
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As epitomized by convenient free speech defender Milo Yiannopoulos ("convenient" in the sense that he defends free speech when he's the one talking), many fights over free speech don't just unfold on the internet, already a hotbed of rapid-fire, fetishized amplification.
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The convenient narrative by which male artists are able to claim that this case of seducing a young female artist is so special that it is unlike all the others that have come before it, or will come after, is exactly that — convenient.
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Convenient and fun and interesting, but what's the difference doing something that's obviously more meaningful.
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It's easy to get to the Dallas/Fort Worth airport from here, so it's convenient.
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However, the duo found that a distance of a few thousand miles was practically convenient.
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The media often paints the March for Our Lives story in easy, convenient broad strokes.
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It's also more convenient for Apple as the event will be closer to Apple's headquarters.
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How convenient that what is acceptable dovetails so nicely with exactly what we're already receiving.
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That are not going to champion people who are vulnerable because sometimes that's politically convenient.
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Make it easy and request a 22016-minute video chat whenever is convenient for them.
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Remember this study the next time you reach for that rather convenient plastic water bottle.
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"The SSL VPN is the most convenient way to connect to corporate networks," Tsai said.
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It's really hard to justify taking a cab when Uber is this cheap and convenient.
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She propped it up on a fence, for convenient viewing, and turned back to crowd.
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Let's start with the reason most people claim to like spray sunscreen: It's more convenient.
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Even Amazon mostly provides a cheaper and more convenient alternative to driving to the mall.
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But half the point of Westworld is that stories this convenient are usually rotten somewhere.
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"It's so effective and convenient," Vanessa Cullins, MD, vice president of external medical affairs, says.
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Obviously, Snapchat sees Snap Map as a fun and convenient way to connect with friends.
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Coupled with the villain, Chimera, being a convenient vigilante hunter it becomes somewhat heavy-handed.
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But it's hard to look in the future and think things should get less convenient.
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It's comfy, convenient, immersive, interactive, and cheap ($100) if you own a compatible Galaxy phone.
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But a skeptical observer could be forgiven for finding his change of heart rather convenient.
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There are several options when seeking out a convenient place to get the flu shot.
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This is one of the most convenient payment modes for digital purchases in emerging regions.
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These convenient critics spotlight important questions, but they also suck attention from longer-term challenges.
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It seems more convenient, but then there's the electrified boards, there's all kinds of things.
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One of the more "sticky" aspects of Chrome is Google's extremely convenient password-saving functionality.
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He welcomed Ilijason's new store, saying it could be convenient for elderly people living alone.
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Border-adjustment is a politically convenient way for Mr Trump to pay for the wall.
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Hailing rides through firms like Uber and Lyft has made life more convenient for adults.
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Smart beta ETFs are vehicles that give investors convenient, low-cost access to certain factors.
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Before you opt for cellular: While convenient, getting cell service for the watch is costly.
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A 275(k) plan is great because it offers significant tax savings and it's convenient.
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Find My combines finding your friends and your devices in one convenient, ridiculously named app.
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"My political self, when I heard that, I thought, 'Oh, isn't that convenient,'" she recounted.
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That's the convenient fiction repeated by business-minded politicians and philanthropists for some time now.
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I am ready to answer any questions that arise, at any time convenient for you.
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Gift a ClassPass Gift Card, from $1ClassPass makes boutique fitness classes more affordable and convenient.
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Some one-liners seem too convenient for a contestant to have come up with themselves.
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Putting the two flavors together in one convenient treat just seems like a no brainer.
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I love workout DVDs and online subscriptions — they're so much more convenient than the gym.
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As any parent knows, it's far more convenient and less stressful to simply drive yourself.
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Most health savings accounts offer debit cards to make spending and record-keeping more convenient.
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While that sounds convenient for the driver, it's a pretty dangerous move and also illegal.
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In reality, it might be hard for you to find a convenient place at all.
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