Helpfully (conveniently?) the recording begins seconds before his swing, and as the ball flies skyward, our camera operator slowly (conveniently
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Conveniently located land tends to be expensive, so one way to make conveniently located homes less expensive is to put more than one of them on a given patch of land.
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Economic leftists conveniently conclude that the Democratic Party will win back voters if it moves to the left on economics; moderates just as conveniently conclude it needs to move closer to the center.
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There is no conveniently monstrous Nurse Ratched to rebel against.
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Wickham, Jack Huston sports a conveniently fiendish mustache, easily allowing
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INGRAHAM: Ari Fleischer this seems to be very conveniently timed.
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His travel plans conveniently kept him out of the area.
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At that point, I couldn't really conveniently explain his outrage.
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The price, he later said, was conveniently under his budget.
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Conveniently, the gadgets will only recommend products from partnered brands.
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Or was that just conveniently disguising his deteriorating arm strength?
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It all seems a little too convenient (conveniently????), doesn't it?
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You destroy a city with the material it conveniently provides.
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And you know what happens to be conveniently coming up?
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Instead, they're conveniently obtained via donation after women give birth.
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He hadn't done something awful and then conveniently forgotten it.
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Making data conveniently accessible could help businesses make better decisions.
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For some customers, those steps played out seamlessly and conveniently.
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Oh and Drogon is conveniently back to speed things up!
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She liked Fort Greene, finding it picturesque and conveniently located.
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All the pieces roll up conveniently into a storage bag.
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Sondland conveniently forgot to mention that call during his testimony.
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Conveniently located all within a few blocks of one another.
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That doesn't mean cyber or national security threats conveniently stop.
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Moreover, she conveniently ignored the 2012 election from her response.
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We have a wine store very conveniently located, Dandelion Wine.
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Conveniently for them, this also includes many people of color.
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Ten unanswered questions about the attorney general's conveniently brief letter.
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He conveniently fails to mention his gratuitous statement that Mrs.
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Conveniently, there's now a way to grade autonomous car systems.
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Ones that can be conveniently framed as pushing the envelope.
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Another suspect (Robert Aramayo) is conveniently believed to be mute.
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Plus, it's conveniently located to the gay nightlife of Stockholm.
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Conveniently, Klaue's run out of bullets ... but less conveniently, it turns out his prosthetic arm opens up to form a metal claw (Klaue, claw – get it?) capable of generating some kind of force field.
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There's a ladder conveniently located there, which Buck begins to climb.
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And when it's not denied, it's conveniently attributed solely to class.
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There is a Starbucks conveniently located around the corner from work.
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Customers are looking to get their food faster and more conveniently.
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Empathy is a deus ex machina that conveniently solves both problems.
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Conveniently, self-interest may force politicians to do the right thing.
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And he has 300 million reasons to conveniently forget those conversations.
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Conveniently, he will step out of the firing line next year.
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"And very conveniently, it went in the other direction," Nuzzo said.
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Noel just conveniently doesn't show up, and "A" takes his place?
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An attorney-general who seems conveniently forgetful when testifying before Congress.
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Conveniently, Swift was up for four awards at the 2018 AMAs.
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This Subterra conveniently splits into two independent carry-on compliant pieces.
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They conveniently change their message or tone when it benefits them.
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Americans cannot conveniently continue to ignore that we were once strangers.
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Conveniently, the milkman is loitering outside and happens to mention Anne.
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It even conveniently converts the jacket into a compact travel pillow.
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And the entire load fits conveniently in two rolling laundry bins.
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This listing is conveniently located in Dolores Heights, near public transportation.
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Having won the election, Blair then conveniently forgot about the referendum.
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For many users, these stable handles stay conveniently cool during cooking.
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It folds up conveniently so it can go with them anywhere.
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Both the journal and the movie rental receipts conveniently went missing.
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Ignore it completely in favor of a conveniently timed media story.
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It also conveniently dodges the need to make an actual argument.
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You can't lose them when they're conveniently looped around your neck.
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ClassPass gives you a conveniently wide variety of exercises and classes.
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The E.M.R. is now "conveniently available" to log into from home.
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Most conveniently of all, the special forces operative has total authority.
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Our struggle is too conveniently positioned as peculiar to this country.
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Trader Joe's, while not conveniently located, is well worth the trip.
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Conveniently, the clown in question is already a member of Congress.
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Conveniently and simplistically blaming the Muslim Brotherhood will no longer suffice.
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Those people conveniently forget that this country was founded by protesters.
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Conveniently, Casanova does not seem to have been aware of many.
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Various versions, with the sound conveniently muted, spread across the internet.
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Who's to say he didn't just conveniently forget doing it himself?
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The little plugin piece would slide so conveniently into the charging side?
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Most of them are penned conveniently following some sort of public backlash.
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She's my new puppy, conveniently adopted from Muddy Paws Rescue on Oct.
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Conveniently, Pai announced a day later that he is releasing a report.
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The images, which NASA conveniently compiled as a GIF, are downright mesmerizing.
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This will mainly house cyber-security firms, conveniently close for expert advice.
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In June, Twitter conveniently gave us all the ability to retweet ourselves.
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In both cases they conveniently came up with cash in the end.
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There were a few things Thrasher conveniently left out of his statement.
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And, as Mariana so conveniently reminds us, Brandon was Callie's first love.
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Conveniently, Luke and Misty have a conversation about Cottonmouth on the sidewalk.
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Conveniently, it is apparently no longer acceptable that athletes care about winning.
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The instructions are all conveniently laid out in Agarwal's 5-minute video.
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Each painting's individual page also links, conveniently, to the accompanying YouTube video.
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Except, actually, Annaliese, who conveniently lost her partner to a noble cause.
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We go to Target instead, since it's conveniently at the same stop.
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The book's scheduled release date is conveniently one week after election day.
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But conveniently, Warren's plan does not in any way resemble Williamson's description.
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Plus, this line of argument conveniently forgets that women of color exist.
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Pros: A nice selection of quality coffee conveniently delivered to your home.
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Because the island's conveniently located, it's easier to mount a search there.
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Conveniently, this diversity will allow researchers to study which approaches work best.
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He conveniently forgets the two decades he spent working in the City.
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Conveniently, it is often a measure used to help set executive pay.
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The question of whether a fetus is a person is conveniently unanswerable.
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Conveniently, they also provide a software platform for use with their hardware.
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However, he conveniently fails to discuss the true cost of conventional fuels.
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Purell's one-ounce bottles are discreet and fit conveniently in your bag.
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Blame the other guys, who conveniently aren't around to take the blame.
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Conveniently located next to the bar, I discovered a VR pregnancy simulator.
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Anika was conveniently caught by Rhonda and Andre barfing her guts out.
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Fun World was founded by the pioneering, conveniently named genius H.G. Fun.
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They are conveniently presexual and largely seen as quiet, compliant and optimistic.
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Conveniently, all of these items can come with you when you move.
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Ultra-wideband, which conveniently abbreviates to UWB, isn't exactly a new technology.
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Mr. Bowers offered no proof, and everyone he named was conveniently dead.
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The low-maintenance, machine washable fabric is conveniently kid- and puppy-proof.
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Conveniently, he was already selling shirts with the phrase on his website.
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Francis grimly sets about this task while his brothers remain conveniently oblivious.
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Turns out she's a singer and a poet and conveniently a knockout.
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The image conveniently summed up this dance: competent, sentimental and fairly bland.
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I stayed at the Myogaksa temple, which was conveniently located in Seoul.
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He says she conveniently failed to send her nudes to the evaluator.
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He then, conveniently, provided the exact words on which the team relied.
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I ended up turning it off frequently (via a keyboard shortcut, conveniently).
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The hotel is also conveniently placed by three highly-touted confectionary spots.
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It involves numerous judgments, judgments that the first question conveniently glosses over.
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Conveniently, Orman was living in New Orleans, where the movie was being filmed.
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"I'd replace the roll," another poster states, conveniently placed in a public bathroom.
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You can conveniently leave it on and running next to your plant forever.
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Take advantage of the plastic bucket that's now conveniently at your feet. 11.
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Next, websites let you conveniently buy from home, but you didn't have assistance.
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Data informs how decisions get made; it also conveniently absolves Facebook of blame.
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Her reputation as a dealer has conveniently overshadowed her identity as an artist.
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Conveniently enough, the next EU summit meets just two days after the vote.
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But Lucie, well, she's conveniently sitting on my nightstand, waiting to be appreciated.
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So we asked ourselves, what kind of vehicle can conveniently travel that distance?
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"He would buy all the gear and then conveniently get hurt," Greenfield predicts.
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The prime minister conveniently straddles the biggest divide in the party, over Brexit.
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But he conveniently waited until after his 1872 re-election to do so.
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Conveniently, its front page lists, alongside a Carroll Gardens address, a phone number.
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SO WE'RE TRYING TO GET THEM SO BUSINESSES CAN HAVE THEM CONVENIENTLY, RESTAURANTS.
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Conveniently, this oceanic plate boundary takes a land-based detour through Iceland's southwest.
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"I figured I could eat things pretty conveniently without hurting animals," she says.
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Vicious homophobia among too many Muslims cannot be conveniently attributed to the Koran.
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"Similar items" will now include retail items that are conveniently listed with prices.
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But first, technicians have to solve the problem of conveniently charging them up.
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The conveniently pat resolution of his frustrations is the movie's one false note.
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The Silverado's controls for adjusting the drivetrain are conveniently on the driver's left.
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Conveniently, Pakistan literally translates to "land of the pure" in Urdu and Persian.
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Eleven's powers are conveniently malfunctioning, so she can't try to look for Hopper.
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Conveniently, he can still speak through his physical body as he does so.
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Runa Sandvik believes information security can fit into reporters' lives seamlessly and conveniently.
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And conveniently, the shop was located only a mile away from the sign.
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A sentence would conveniently sideline him for the presidential election on March 18.
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Earth Mama Ru then announced the maxi-challenge by conveniently delivering some truths.
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Front Burner Saucisson sec, an air-cured French-style salami, is conveniently snackable.
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She was conveniently out of town for Mr Corbyn's two visits to Grimsby.
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Conveniently, IMF help is something that all of the country's leading politicians support.
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The company delivers the product discreetly and conveniently at an affordable price point.
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At top, there is an erasable drawing pad with a conveniently attached pen.
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To that end, PalmPay conveniently entered a strategic partnership with its lead investor.
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And then, they are conveniently — and inaccurately — blamed for supporting the terrorist group.
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Nike's new shoe will, somewhat conveniently, have a sole thickness of 39.5 mm.
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Conveniently, the former conviction meant nobody had to deal with the latter issue.
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This, too, was "conveniently expansive and conveniently specific," but it also zeros in on a real human insecurity: the fear among many well-meaning and comparatively well-off liberals that their lifestyles and attitudes didn't measure up to their egalitarian ideals.
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Gone. And the Face ID hardware conveniently powers the most adorable thing ever: Animoji.
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Conveniently enough, the acronym for the recipe is "epic": Establish, Push Boundaries, Increase, Continue.
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Conveniently Ma and Li co-own a tai chi learning business called Taiji Zen.
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You read stories from musicians you've worked with, and somehow you're conveniently left out.
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Conveniently, Eliana owned a home in Philly but then moved to Chicago for work.
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Both the AACE MS and Graduate Certificate program options are conveniently offered 100% online.
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Guess he conveniently forgot how much he criticized former President Barack Obama's golfing habits.
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A half dozen self-checkout machines are conveniently located next to the food bars.
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Conveniently, many airline and other tickets can be stored in the digital wallet too.
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You can also measure and convert measurements, such as inches to centimeters, more conveniently.
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To this archetype, politics aren't inherently personal and can be conveniently discarded when necessary.
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The Pixel and Pixel XL are conveniently the first phones to receive this certification.
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As such, Ward's race is conveniently neutralized in moments where power comes into play.
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Conveniently for Game of Thrones' plot, though, Bran doesn't quite seem to be omniscient.
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EUROPE'S POST-COLD-WAR history can be conveniently divided into three decade-long phases.
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But it's long been largely, and conveniently, forgotten by the rest of American society.
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This rationale also conveniently forgets that Hollywood doesn't just employ stars — it creates them.
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Democrats wailing over the plight of the remaining children are conveniently ignoring the facts.
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In Dutta's description of the snake's capture, he conveniently leaves the choking incident out.
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A broom is also conveniently placed, Google's little nudge to encourage your Spring cleaning.
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The deemphasis in discovery through friends conveniently puts the focus on Spotify's owned playlists.
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Trolls toys the movie is coming for you in November, conveniently close to Christmas.
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Are we supposed to conveniently forget that as an inmate, Doggett can't legally consent?
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"We're conveniently destroying some of the foundational strength of our capital markets," he said.
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Situational ethics are when alleged principles are conveniently forgotten in favor of partisan interests.
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An Apple Watch lets you have access to smartphone features conveniently on your wrist.
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Yet, they conveniently ignore the fact that taxpayer dollars are also a finite resource.
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He conveniently obscured the wearer's identity by instead showing off the garment's glowing attributes.
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Conveniently, a plain reading of the law on sex discrimination already protects LGBTQ people.
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Conveniently, for most white Americans, being white has meant not having a racial identity.
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The allegations against Mr. O'Reilly, once conveniently swept aside, had suddenly become a problem.
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Our blind spots are conveniently located to keep us from seeing our own weaknesses.
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He thanked us but conveniently still has not published after claiming he was busy!
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But I hadn't learned about the Bisbee Deportation, conveniently absent from our family lore.
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Conveniently apropos for the start of summer, this installment will focus on ice cream.withfriends.
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Conveniently, the report found that email open rates spike during low call connection times.
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Supermarkets and big-box retailers are now also focusing on small, conveniently located stores.
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Conveniently, the time they came up with was in the range of Phelps's speed.
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"I like to say it's conveniently located in the middle of nowhere," jokes Lang.
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Your typical Beirut walking tour conveniently sidesteps the less savory expanses of the city.
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Conveniently, that arbitrarily chosen date puts pegs the medium at about 15 years old.
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Creating them cannot be conveniently classified as "conduct, not expression" to rationalize state coercion.
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Of course, in the Trump era some Republicans have conveniently become dovish on inflation.
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Conveniently, I get stuck in front of THE WORST PERSON IN THE ENTIRE WORLD.
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And conveniently, the section directly preceding "No Russian", called "Cliffhanger", provides one such occasion.
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The vote is scheduled for Friday, conveniently timed to disappear into the Saturday news abyss.
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He conveniently omitted the fact that sanctions were imposed because of Russia's annexation of Crimea.
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But that character is conveniently insulting to everyone except the "dumb white girls" she's parodying.
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Conveniently, government statisticians tried to bury reports of a surge in unemployment before the vote.
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But, she was somebody who wasn't conveniently trying to extract herself when things got uncomfortable.
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The Georgia congressman "conveniently doesn't remember" and "got caught and it's pretty bad," Trump said.
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They look dramatic and, quite conveniently, come with equally big pockets to put things in.
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We're told the witness saw the couple arguing and called police ... who were conveniently located.
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Who was, conveniently and just like every other male in the game, exactly my size.
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He's also conveniently counting the loops aloud as they happen, so I can stop counting.
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It's conveniently timed to when his Apple shares are fully vested, according to the story.
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Jennifer Lawrence's character in Passengers, Aurora, conveniently remembered to pack one for her spaceship slumber.
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But unfortunately California conveniently enough has a statute of limitations that prevents that from happening.
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" In English, the mashup conveniently aligns with the "p" and "l" in "pick up litter.
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Meanwhile, the unemployment rate, which conveniently excludes discouraged workers, appears benign at just 5 percent.
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They conveniently broke up off-screen after the events of 2016's "Suicide Squad" movie.
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Conveniently, Palace is waiting with its Reebok Classics and branded windbreakers to plug the gap.
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Moreover, uninvested deposits with United Capital can conveniently be funnelled to Goldman's consumer bank, Marcus.
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This incident of people conveniently nicking Hello Kitty-themed items is not an isolated case.
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Lenovo's charger is conveniently small, and it's USB-C, so it charges my phone, too.
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There's also the built-in flashlight, which is conveniently also powered by the battery itself.
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And when the end came, it wasn't an excuse to conveniently shuffle certain actors offstage.
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Conveniently enough, this happened after he had already announced he was planning to leave Facebook.
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The 700s also feature Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity and conveniently connect to two devices at once.
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Conveniently, Ms James plays Elizabeth Bennet in "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies", now in theatres.
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And then, guess who was conveniently back in the Twittersphere, to share the good news.
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This was conveniently made explicit on Thursday, during a House hearing on the Johnson Amendment.
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He plans to leave Saturday morning, conveniently skipping sessions on climate change and the environment.
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It can be worn across your chest, over your back, or conveniently over your shoulder.
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The TV stand is conveniently located only a step away from the bathroom/kitchen side.
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Empire Outlets is conveniently located right by the St. George Ferry Terminal in Staten Island.
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Conveniently, Babbel has an answer for that, too (and a perfectly timed Black Friday sale).
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It helps that his only serious opponent, Alexey Navalny, has been conveniently barred from running.
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As the police left the warehouses, all three of them conveniently burned to the ground.
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I want to know how to trust this conveniently smoking gun I've never seen before.
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It goes on pink but conveniently turns white when it's dry and ready for sanding.
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Across the street there is a conveniently located Whole Foods, which is owned by Amazon.
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Conveniently, none of these women were included in the drafting of the Senate's bill. Sen.
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While he sits, Frank Ocean's Boys Don't Cry zine is conveniently placed on his table.
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Naturally, that would make them a potential candidate for antidepressants, conveniently manufactured by Eli Lilly.
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But he conveniently has not told tell them about his end of deal so far.
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On the other hand and conveniently, any type of and time for protein was fine.
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Cook: These kitchen sink cookies conveniently use up any extra baking chocolate, pretzels or candy.
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They conveniently charge over USB-C, and the battery lasts for up to 30 hours.
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Conveniently, however, they are relevant to deregulation legislation currently making its way through the House.
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Conveniently, its tail was pointing back to the debris of a supernova called CTB 1.
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Another year, another LG phone that "conveniently" clips into a case with a secondary display.
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The office doesn't take cash payments, and a Western Union is conveniently located next door.
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Conveniently, it separates the devices by category, such as Computers & Personal, Entertainment, and so on.
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The lucky ones, like Aurelius and Pacificus, were simply ushered into storage and conveniently forgotten.
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How dare you make fun of sexual assault victims that conveniently confess right before an election.
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The hoodoo video is a bit grainy and conveniently shakes at the moment of the explosion.
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All of the buttons positioned conveniently in the exact spot where I naturally hold my phone.
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That's also true for getting to a destination a car can't take you conveniently or affordably.
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The portal, or Gate, is conveniently located in the subsystem of the nearby Hawkins National Laboratory.
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You throw an SD card in it, which conveniently fits right into the floppy's metal shutter.
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So they open Snapchat and see snaps at a concert nearby that conveniently hasn't started yet.
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Conover also conveniently leaves out the fact that solar and wind energy are on the rise.
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I thought I would do a portrait too, and I was conveniently the only person available.
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The massager, heads, adapter, and user manual all fit conveniently into the provided travel case, too.
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The university is conveniently close to a couple of motorways, and ten minutes from the airport.
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It was conveniently located on the water, had a spacious room, and the breakfast was great.
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And if the cases couldn't be fixed, Harry was conveniently also in the bail bonds business.
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So what we have here are the majority's policy preferences conveniently clad in First Amendment armor.
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Supposedly, it saved all of humanity from the Others (although the books conveniently never say how).
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Ahead is the Resistance transport, another fully-realized spacecraft, conveniently placed next to an apparent mountainside.
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Plus, he conveniently manages to avoid bringing up the name "Kristina" during these heart-to-hearts.
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Conveniently, there is a gorgeous clothing store next door, and I can't help but go in.
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There always seems to be a Starbucks conveniently nearby, but drinks can get a little pricey.
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Here, Shapiro conveniently leaves out all the ways in which technology is also fucking us over.
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She conveniently spies a classified ad for a "thrill-seeker" opportunity at Shou Saito's gaming company.
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Conveniently, Jack kept him right next to a cross, effectively trapping the Devil as a coin.
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Conveniently, those same qualities also make beauty editors uniquely equipped to launch brands of their own.
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The other is the clinic's hours, which conveniently overlap with when I'm supposed to be working.
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I find another conveniently located meter and fork over the money for a full three hours.
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Conveniently, the works are housed in standard-size jars, making them practical for a domestic environment.
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This stunning discovery was uncovered by The Washington Post, which is conveniently owned by Jeff Bezos.
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Another friend conveniently forgot his Facebook password and purposely has never bothered to log back in.
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The debate is being streamed over-the-air on NBC's network, and more conveniently, via YouTube.
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They conveniently leave that off whenever they play that tape, amazing what they do with tapes.
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The link where you can donate to the foundation is conveniently located in Ramsay's Instagram bio.
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Khaled's name is conveniently printed on the front, so mom's can know who said the quote.
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The pit pocket can conveniently be pushed in or out depending on which half you've saved.
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Conveniently, most campaigns give you preset options on their website for how much money to donate.
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Or was she really put in harm's way conveniently at the time she needed it most?
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Fred seems to be an "eye for an eye" guy, who conveniently forgets Jesus suggested otherwise.
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His intelligence wasn't and isn't vetted but viral — and conveniently suited to his argument and needs.
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First you'll need to collect five green batteries randomly scattered throughout this conveniently located platforming level.
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His timing with inciting rage seems to conveniently happen when he is surrounded by his base.
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While living Aboriginal Tasmanians were conveniently forgotten, the thylacine underwent an opposite, if equally opportune, transformation.
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Users will still get a 360-degree audio experience, and the ear cups are conveniently adjustable.
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The can, located conveniently in the men's bathroom, began to vibrate — and police took no chances.
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Conveniently, electricity is akin to spirit—it is invisible, very fast, almost immaterial and, possibly, immortal!
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It also happens to be conveniently close to Kris because who doesn't love a free babysitter?
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I laugh and mention a third Tinder date conveniently happening on the penultimate day of filming.
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But each attempt to do good is conveniently compromised by the new rule, which dictates survival.
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In a flashback, Alpha conveniently tells Dante that her daughter Lydia (Cassady McClincy) doesn't know him.
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" It's a conveniently vague slogan — and reminiscent of the Liberal Democratic Party's own, "Take Japan Back.
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I conveniently forget the military drone that goes on its mission and returns to its AIRBASE.
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The researchers opted not to conveniently classify executives for us, and perhaps that's for the best.
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He tracks down Beck's address and peeps in her windows — conveniently, she leaves her curtains open.
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Since when did conservatives suddenly become conveniently bored with getting to the bottom of Russian conspiracies?
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Conveniently, Fly said, that's just about the proportional size of many emojis and video game sprites.
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Not all storage is conveniently located and can involve the additional costs of longer shipping routes.
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If you're looking to unload things quickly and conveniently, you may not get the best price.
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Keep everyday items nearby: The more you use something, the more conveniently you should store it.
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But certain fundamental rules, laws, processes and shortcuts should be memorized, so they are conveniently available.
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If you prefer earbuds all together, the Beats PowerBeats Pro are conveniently $50 off as well.
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My first stop was the One Liberty location, which conveniently was attached to my work building.
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The seat is adjustable for your comfort, and the control panel is conveniently located for accessibility.
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Even the meat we eat, Lopez says, is conveniently obscured from the animal it once was.
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"They can conveniently use it as a scapegoat for their own preconceived notions," Ms. Storm said.
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At one point, you're able to walk around with a chain chomp who conveniently kills enemies.
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Conveniently, we're gathering top venture capitalists at our annual European conference, TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin, next week.
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Stoneham, Mont-Sainte-Anne, and Le Massif de Charlevoix are all conveniently located near Quebec's capital.
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The result was that the original figure's message was distorted to more conveniently serve your headline.
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It's all conveniently located close to the California wine country and some stunning natural scenery, too.
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Conveniently, a town lift can transport you directly from the mountains to the center of town.
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The Ace Hotel is conveniently located on Shoreditch High Street, steps away from the London Underground.
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Conveniently, a vice presidential nomination allows Pence to slide out of the governor's race without losing.
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Conveniently, there is one house in San Francisco that has all of these things, the Nob House.
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It's not about bad mathematics, being broke after Christmas, or getting down on a conveniently named day.
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But Kavanaugh conveniently cited an article arguing that "vibrant competition" exists in the form of wireless providers.
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" He noted that such a framework conveniently allowed the rich to "withdraw further into their private enclaves.
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First, some programs already have major advantages over others that the NCAA just conveniently chooses to ignore.
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But it's also one of the most conveniently trackable devices under the eye of American law enforcement.
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D is conveniently on break too, and we watch a couple more episodes of The Other Two.
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Then you can conveniently use an iPhone app to manage the settings and arm/disarm the system.
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For Grande, the attention conveniently came just as she was set to release her fourth album, Sweetener.
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Conveniently, one such blacksmith lives in King's Landing, and our boy Gendry happened to be his apprentice.
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He conveniently passes out, allowing Claire to pocket some notebooks filled with sketches of Craigh na Dun.
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Eager for freedom, a soldier who was blackmailing Flashman pushed to the front—and was conveniently beheaded.
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And, conveniently, when Jon is killed in both the books and show, Ghost isn't killed with him.
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As with any announcement regarding a fighter's health, some fans see this as just too conveniently timed.
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"I think Ted will conveniently make anything look optically to try to sell a point," he said.
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The role of the Post conveniently lets Mr Spielberg put Katharine Graham at the film's dramatic centre.
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In From Paris, Travolta plays an unconventional operative named Charlie Wax who, conveniently, has a shaved head.
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And conveniently, they dress in really, really great clothes that you can copy on Halloween (and beyond).
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The opposition leader, Omurbek Tekebayev, was jailed ahead of the vote on suspiciously conveniently timed corruption charges.
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Conveniently, the move allows Ecuador to continue supporting Assange while effectively neutralizing him as a political actor.
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And it doesn't seem accidental that his skepticism about objective facts arises when it's conveniently anti-feminist.
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The tracking data is also conveniently presented as a map, which you can then share to Facebook.
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The heightened racial tensions in their native Baltimore are conveniently highlighted in the wake of Gray's death.
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A lot of these surveys do come from companies who are conveniently selling cybersecurity tools and training.
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And as the daughter of the owner, she also conveniently has the boss' ear and his respect.
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Conveniently, in Manifest, Michaela spots a Bible verse sewn onto a pillow and does the math herself.
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Conveniently, Roscoe Santangelo is named after a network TV character — just like Meredith [Grey] and Olivia [Benson].
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It's bad news too for the letter-writers, whose demands are conveniently not addressed by this change.
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It also conveniently ignores the reality that dirty athletes have been competing against clean ones for decades.
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Keegan-Michael Key is his cousin, Clarence, whose wife is conveniently out of town for the weekend.
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That the prime minister, Li Keqiang, is notionally in charge of running the economy is conveniently ignored.
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Conveniently, the universal symbol for love and romance also happens to lend itself to really cool tattoos.
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So far, it mostly duplicates things you do on your smartphone -- sometimes more conveniently, more often not.
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Except you can't because the company's website is conveniently facing "technical glitches" for quite some time now.
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Conveniently, it leaves out any mention of how much Sheriff Joe has cost the county in lawsuits.
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Many veterans groups also happen to oppose the VA's dog research, a fact VA has conveniently ignored.
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That loophole is the animal cracker: iconic, beloved by children, and, conveniently, largely a plant-based treat.
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That period conveniently would end more than two months into the term of the next presidential term.
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And it does so conveniently and quietly, without adding to the already prodigious mess of the day.
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It wanted a building that was conveniently situated but without a lot of distracting pedestrian traffic nearby.
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Now, over 15 years later, I can conveniently order their products from Target or direct from DHC.
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And it's conveniently very close to my house and my office, so it's easy to stop by.
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The children's bedroom, currently occupied by 2-year-old Haile, is conveniently next to the master bedroom.
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As previously mentioned, ESPN+ is conveniently wrapped into the ESPN app, keeping things simple for mobile users.
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Click on for the spring essentials you probably forgot you needed, all in one conveniently shoppable place.
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A local man, Mr. Anderson, conveniently turns up with a secret way to get through the bogs.
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So far, it mostly duplicates things you do on your smartphone — sometimes more conveniently, more often not.
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One of the factors is logistics and being able to conveniently deliver vehicles to the East Coast.
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Kushner actually also conveniently forgot to list Cadre among his holdings when he entered the White House.
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Show him the tax "cut" math — how many taxpayers' taxes will increase, conveniently only after the midterms.
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That, too, you sense, is deliberate: A brisk walk in freezing temperatures has a conveniently sobering effect.
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By the time the sun started setting, we had only reached Harlem, conveniently where our apartment is.
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" (Lex) • Richard Beales writes, "If it's a rebuke, it's one that's conveniently unlikely to provoke great resentment.
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Lorelai and Rory just...hate fat people (conveniently ignoring the fact that Lorelai's best friend is fat).
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Conveniently enough, Prince Andrew was spotted Monday playing golf with Paul Tweed, a high-powered defense attorney.
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This conveniently pocket-sized device features multiple settings and modes, a compact design and two output channels.
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Only Fitzgerald had a conveniently portable five-book collection stored in a single place, Princeton's Firestone Library.
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The food comes conveniently pre-packaged, and it makes the feeding process so much faster and easier.
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Getting ready for bed was pleasant with the little sink and toilet annex conveniently in my room.
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Conveniently announcing his retirement April Fools' Day, Brady added that in his spare time, he'll be tweeting.
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They were conveniently hiding in a cave during World War II, so don't worry, they aren't nazis.
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The "shark" even leapt out of the water at the finish line for a conveniently spectacular visual.
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Scroll ahead to find the perfect burgundies, that have been conveniently bottled up with a brush attachment.
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The fluctuating value of life was a seemingly rational but conveniently opaque method for making political decisions.
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There are many potential benefits from sanctuary policies that are conveniently ignored by the administration and Sessions.
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Each portfolio is conveniently named so you get a better idea of exactly what you're investing in.
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Each pod comes with its own linens and a locker, where guests can conveniently store their belongings.
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It makes week time prep easier, and it helps amateur and experienced cooks conveniently expand their repertoire.
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A large panel hangs above the installation, conveniently placed to be viewed from one of the benches.
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This conveniently paralyzes the ladybug while the larva erupts from her abdomen and spins itself into a cocoon.
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These nighttime hours—when EVs are conveniently parked in garages and curbs—are the cheapest time to charge.
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You can see the meat—of dubious origin, I'd add—conveniently laid out on sheets of wax paper.
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For companies, this means the ability to create job postings and list them in one conveniently located place.
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They've never actually met him, which conveniently lets Amelia pass Link off as Owen for a family dinner.
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It's a joke that the kids and/or the dog conveniently become his when they do undesirable things.
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But toilets are used every day and conveniently allow for passive and continuous monitoring of personal health data.
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Conveniently, Snowden, the biopic directed Oliver Stone, opens this weekend and portrays Snowden in an extremely positive light.
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So I dragged my mother, who was conveniently in town for a visit, to the stores with me.
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Bixby (intelligent voice assistant) – Bixby is an intelligent voice assistant that helps you use the device more conveniently.
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You can your smartphone's features on a large screen conveniently by connecting an external display, keyboard, and mouse.
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And conveniently, Sadie's looking for a place to stay in the city after dropping out of college again.
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During Sunday night's episode of Game of Thrones, Jon conveniently found a series of cave drawings underneath Dragonstone.
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If it seems strange that so many sources conveniently stop by... well, there's an answer for that, too.
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To rationalize the deaths of many "foreigners," the West conveniently categorized the people they were fighting as homogenous.
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So the throne was conveniently melted down by Drogon, who apparently has a keen dragon sense for allegory.
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Others ensure a slot by filling spaces with fake fire hydrants that they conveniently keep in their cars.
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And of course it would conveniently serve all those god-awful ugly high rises sprouting in west Williamsburg.
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Conveniently for Mastercard, the 2KUZE pilot is launching in Kenya, one of the continent's more tech savvy countries.
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A always has the receipts for the Liars' most incriminating moments — video and texts and conveniently dropped bracelets.
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Conveniently, it won't be a difficult relocation – Tiny Hearts is located just down the street from Shopify's office.
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The announcement comes, conveniently, as most Americans have focused their attention on the results of the US election.
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Google, conveniently, has the technology chops to design the perfect routing and ridesharing app for its new van.
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Midge goes to tell her parents, who conveniently live right upstairs, of Joel's bombshell, and it's immediate madness.
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This red hot room features a crushed velvet bed, conveniently placed mirrors and ultra bright romantic mood lighting.
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This all sounds very doom and gloom, but conveniently we as a generation don't exist in a bubble.
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Conveniently HBO's about to launch their latest men-being-despicable drama, the Martin Scorsese-Mick Jagger coproduction Vinyl.
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It's an early sign that things are wrong with Snowden: a lot happens fast, and far too conveniently.
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But "The Wolves" appreciates that life, unlike mystery novels and classically well-made plays, is seldom conveniently tailored.
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Conveniently, green is our color and 'all-green everything' has been our motto since we opened the studio.
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Along with the unit, which weighs approximately 2.5 pounds, the attachments fit conveniently in the provided carrying case.
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But that well-intentioned project may have ended up conveniently cataloging their most vulnerable points for the hackers.
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Students use binders to organize course materials and conveniently keep all of their school supplies in one location.
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All are conveniently located for both shipments out of China and diversions of metal en route to China.
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When they finally have the power to do something about it, they conveniently forget all about that rhetoric.
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Across the street from Milano Centrale, Milan's main train station, the hotel could not be more conveniently located.
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The macaronut will be unveiled to the public on March 20, which conveniently happens to be Macaron Day.
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She is also, conveniently, a painter, and has her manservant bring her a girl to do a nude.
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Has conveniently communicating via e-mail and text left us more disconnected from people on a human level?
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The company hired its own experts and funded studies whose results conveniently posed no risk to its profits.
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Both will be available at Walmart, Walgreens, Target, Kroger, Meijer, H-E-B, and most conveniently, on Amazon.
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Vancouver is conveniently located between the sea and the mountains, creating a must-see metropolis in the middle.
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The Times conveniently forgot all the froth as the lefties got their flippers flapping to oppose Ebell's appointment.
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This cooking surface is also resistant to scratching, corrosion, and most conveniently, sticking, making it easy to clean.
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It's 2016, and we're blessed with an embarrassment of ways to securely and conveniently communicate with one another.
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Gemma Chan's bright pink gown conveniently had pockets for cookies since "you don't get dinner" at the Oscars.
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Bukh, needless to say, has been conveniently forgotten by both Indians and the yoga-loving celebrities of Hollywood.
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They conveniently forget to say that Ms. Bhutto was assassinated in 2007 and her killers were never punished.
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These Arctic terns on the island of Svalbard made a clever home on a conveniently placed abandoned shovel.
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That the higher administrative offices of this period were manned largely by Hindu upper castes is conveniently ignored.
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But the situation conveniently goes south when a zombie chomps another volunteer, whom Eva is forced to kill.
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Conveniently, sex and sleep are already related, and not just because we do both of them in bed.
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Canadians, he wrote, have "conveniently ignored" revelations about global surveillance activities by the United States and its allies.
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Your financial plan does not conveniently lean on products that happen to pay him a hefty sales commission.
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And the social activism of many stars dovetails conveniently with the enhancement (or rehabilitation) of their personal brands.
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US dollars are, conveniently, something the US government can create instantly and in infinite quantities at any time.
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Charging outlets were conveniently located in a table lamp and alarm clock on either side of the bed.
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While the social policies of FDR, JFK and LBJ will be highlighted, other aspects will be conveniently forgotten.
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This was something conservatives used to argue in the Clinton years; under Trump, many have conveniently forgotten it.
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Such a reunion would conveniently leave space for Amelia to have to choose between Owen and Link again.
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The Turkish government conveniently awarded Siemens a major contract in Turkey's renewable energy program at the same time.
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And, conveniently, my husband knew nothing about these customs while my parents didn't even remember most of them.
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" I say, leaving my computer open to the purchase page, as I conveniently disappear to "get some air.
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Trump's handpicked EU ambassador was a tricky witness, evading answers and conveniently forgetting major moments throughout his testimony.
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Musicians get written about in gossip columns conveniently when they have a new album or tour to promote.
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Several fetal abnormalities only become apparent after the second trimester, an important fact conveniently left unnoted by Brooks.
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Or the deodorant of the subway passenger holding the pole above you, armpit pressed conveniently into your nostrils.
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This conveniently echoes the mantra he learned from his early mentor, Roy Cohn: Always attack and never apologize.
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For example, the ability to conveniently charge cars allows drivers to avoid a trip to the gas station.
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These magical contrivances emerge conveniently and just in the nick of time to serve nothing beyond plot utility.
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Conveniently, Gillibrand is on the same ballot, on the same day, in the same state as Andrew Cuomo.
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Both players — conveniently for their representatives — are apparently desired by clubs in the cash-soaked Chinese Super League.
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From now on, anything coming out of President Trump's mouth can be conveniently reinterpreted thanks to quotation marks.
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But that lesson vanished into the D.C. memory hole — conveniently for obsequious journalists like Post superstar Bob Woodward.
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Indeed, though it is conveniently ignored by some, the claim has been repeatedly turned aside by the courts.
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Conveniently Democrats have a tremendous record of accomplishments since the 1930s which are rooted in American progressive values!
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The Trump Turnberry Resort is 40 minutes away and much more expensive than the more conveniently located accommodations.
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The project's rationale is as a conveniently located supplier to the voracious mineral demands of Mongolia's southern neighbour.
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Overall, there are three types of flu, conveniently labelled A, B and C, with A being the worst.
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" Norman was sentenced "to make a publick acknowlidgment, so fare as conveniently may bee, of her vnchast beahuior.
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Tasers can and do kill, and police cameras may be conveniently turned off when police use brutal force.
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But everyone conveniently forgot that I was smoking and I was drinking and I was eating unhealthy foods.
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Chan filmed primarily in real-life London, a conveniently futuristic city with The Gherkin shining in the background.
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Why did so many of his top aides lie or conveniently forget their meetings with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak?
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And who can forget this 2005 gem that was conveniently hidden from public view by the photographer for years.
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Notice that "lust" and "violence" still haven't been filled in but, conveniently, AHS has been greenlit though season 9.
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"Once the novelty wears off, most people will ask if meal kits fit conveniently into their life," says Witcher.
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It will likely be annoying and involve a cavalcade of artists, conveniently at his disposal in the Grammys audience.
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It's OK to leave a church if you have moved too far away to conveniently drive to your church.
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He arrived, conveniently, a tick past 5 o'clock and rejected an aide's offer to order him a Diet Coke.
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It's conveniently made with candelilla wax, watermelon extract, and vitamins C and E, and without parabens, sulfates, and phthalates.
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Bixby Vision (image search) – Bixby Vision is an image search feature that lets you search for relevant information conveniently.
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We meet at one of our favorite laidback restaurants, which is conveniently just down the road from my house.
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Conveniently, it is pushing for a free-trade deal (the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership) that is close to completion.
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Instead, the way you upgrade Prosperity is by collecting ethanol which, conveniently, can only be found at enemy outposts.
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In 2016, Joey's videos grew increasingly more political, conveniently when support for Donald Trump was gaining in the polls.
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True power lives in an all-encompassing shadow world (conveniently vulnerable to small bands of rifle-toting white dudes).
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Or, plant a stink bomb to go off during the ceremony while she is conveniently in the ladies room?
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Cruz backers expect many of these leading RJC donors to drop by the conveniently timed Cruz super PAC summit.
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The ballot paper listing the 23 presidential candidates has Mr Mnangagwa conveniently placed at the top of the page.
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White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders introduced a new, very conveniently timed feature to her press briefing Wednesday.
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The bullet vibrator conveniently slips into the top of the cock ring, and the whole thing is 100% waterproof.
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This includes, in particular, the iCloud backup service, which conveniently enables users to recover their data from Apple servers.
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"Joyce would conveniently fly out of town for big Kardashian parties so people wouldn't catch on," the source added.
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Then, suddenly (conveniently???), the camera pans back to the field just in time for Tebow to cross home plate.
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That would be reassuring—if only it was not so conveniently timed to fit with a possible Fed nomination.
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Samsung still doesn't allow users to repurpose the Bixby button, which is conveniently where the thumb might naturally rest.
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They all had somewhere to be: Bagatelle, New York's clubbiest brunch, which is conveniently situated right across the street.
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GoPro's got some terrible news, and conveniently, it comes as polling places around the country are starting to close.
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Indeed, in a recent report, over 65% of customers said they'd like the ability to conveniently message a business.
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Malorie, toppled by a mob, is conveniently rescued by people hiding out in a large house overlooking the road.
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Such apparent collusion, or at least the turning of a conveniently blind eye, appears most common in poorer countries.
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Pansar Augmented collects the data that matters to you and streams it conveniently to the hands of your watch.
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She corrals the governor into getting his fortune told by Margaret Campbell, who is conveniently also at this party.
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Conveniently, for those of us who thrive on celebrity gossip, 2018 was a good year for celebs being romantic.
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The speaker suctions easily to any shower wall, and the control buttons are conveniently located for seamless shower jamming.
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However, since the event is conveniently CLOSED to the press, will any of us really know if she attends.
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Many users in the developing world may not have a fast enough cellular network to conveniently download Instagram's app.
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It features a USB port that plugs directly into a computer, conveniently allowing you to convert analog to digital.
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"Joyce would conveniently fly out of town for big Kardashian parties so people wouldn't catch on," the source adds.
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And the goods come in the form of this VIZIO season-saver that's conveniently listed at an *awesome* price.
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But her trauma is conveniently forgotten about for lighthearted moments when Primrose needs to be The Fun Sexy One.
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We see gross things on the internet so often, and now, we can finally conveniently convey our disgust. 933.
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That the shah was planning free elections—conveniently in the future—obscures the point of his anti-democratic character.
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The couple promptly visited Aria (Lucy Hale), who conveniently just became a certified officiant for her own parents' wedding.
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"I have a very conveniently photographic memory of emotions — it's overwhelming, because things don't fade for me," she said.
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Obviously they both wear wigs (which Khloé conveniently keeps on hand in her fake house) to get into character.
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He has exited the series still unattached, which makes him, conveniently, a single man in want of a wife.
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Conveniently for both the Republican and Democratic parties, that would effectively destroy third parties, like the Working Families Party.
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Conveniently, it already has a fitness center, auditorium, and restaurant, as well as a pond, according to Cleve Scene.
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Betsy is prescient, and her adult knowledge often conveniently leaks back into the narrative, filling some of its cracks.
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Conveniently, rosé doesn't have to try and fit in with these evolving notions—it was simply born that way.
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The singer conveniently revealed his wife Hailey Baldwin's pregnancy on April Fools' Day, posting a sonogram dated Feb. 2.
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While most politicians would conveniently forget that fact, to spare Mr. Christie the humiliation, Mr. Trump actually highlighted it.
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What these critics conveniently ignored, however, is that pension plans have time to recover the value of their assets.
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More conveniently, you can watch it right below: Boettcher will play her second game of Jeopardy on June 4.
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I also appreciated Wegmans' wide assortment of bagels and cream cheese, which were conveniently placed next to each other.
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Much of that resource is now conveniently stored "off site," which I believe is a synonym for New Jersey.
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We turned onto a dirt service road that is conveniently blocked for all but foot traffic and mountain bikers.
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Become convinced that you're getting frostbite after four blocks, which, conveniently, is the location of your favorite coffee shop.
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Ms. Sorokin had promised to pay for everything but always conveniently found an excuse to not pay for anything.
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It's also doing this while conveniently sidestepping the medical device development process and the privacy regulations that would entail.
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And now, amid growing labour unrest and intense anti-union activity on Amazon's part, a conveniently-timed wage hike.
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Conveniently, the railroads also fail to mention what happened three years ago in the Quebec town of Lac-Megantic.
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Conveniently, Edge can delete several types of data each time you close it, including browsing history, passwords, and cookies.
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It takes only a few minutes to put together, and the cooking liquid, conveniently, is also the brothlike sauce.
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Conveniently, instant cameras and portable printers that can sync to your phone are on sale at Walmart and Amazon:
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Philadelphia is conveniently located, with easy access to New York, Washington, D.C. and the rest of the Northeast Corridor.
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Their accomplishments should not be used to conveniently expunge traumatic racist history or clean the reputation of this city.
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The show does not allow the characters to conveniently live beyond their means relative to their occupations and locations.
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Immigration hardliners conveniently seem to ignore all that's been accomplished to secure the border since the 9/11 attacks.
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That argument also conveniently gives Senate Republicans an out, said one of the Republicans close to the White House.
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Conveniently for the museum, this occurred in 23, just a few years after the passage of the UNESCO Convention.
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"Some have conveniently concluded... that the media attention itself is the primary objective of TST's activities," the response reads.
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A weaker labor market conveniently meant lower labor costs at home to complement the cheap labor businesses employed abroad.
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Though I've only played a few hours and been on a handful of dates with the conveniently located, conveniently sexy men in my neighborhood, most of the time, it's been about casual bonding and getting to know the other person, often in the presence of other people, or even your own kids.
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"A lot of the facts have been conveniently omitted to make the story work," he said to The Today Show.
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Conveniently, someone else Dany knows once died Like you could have ever forgotten, once upon a time Jon Snow died.
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Walmart is experimenting with large kiosks that allow suburban customers to order online and conveniently pick up their orders themselves.
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Drawn to Glamour offers fascinating insight into how drawings conjured a desire in consumers to experience something conveniently for sale.
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It's a collection of cartilage, muscle and membrane that sits in your throat, conveniently located between your lungs and mouth.
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Trump himself, conveniently, cleared this up a few days later in a nationally televised interview with NBC News's Lester Holt.
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Of course, that speaks to Sandler's audience matriculating toward middle age, which, conveniently, is precisely what the movie is about.
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They also put together what they claim is the 23rd most powerful supercomputer in the world, conveniently located in Iceland.
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To find those illegals who do not so conveniently illuminate their activities Global Fishing Watch turns to satellite radar data.
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Conveniently, Daniel is at We Got Y'all just long enough to get roped into "career day" for We Got Y'all.
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Its robust technology allows for rapid integration, giving operators the flexibility and control they need to conveniently reach online players.
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If we're being real, we're kind of over the Kardashian clans' often conveniently timed (and some speculate utterly fabricated) feuds.
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Another highlight was seeing Dany ride Drogon and light the entire Lannister army on fire (except Jaime and Bronn, conveniently).
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There's even a Hint subscription service that conveniently delivers cases of more than 20 different flavors right to your door.
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No. 2 on the list, but larger and more important, is Pennsylvania, where, Vilsack, conveniently enough, was born and raised.
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Humphrey didn't officially announce his candidacy until April 27, conveniently too late to enter any of the nation's fourteen primaries.
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Longclaw proves its worth by destroying a Whitewalker, decimating his wights, and conveniently only leaving one for them to capture.
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Besides groceries, McGonigle's conveniently sells juicy, melt-in-your-mouth barbecue platters from a food truck in the parking lot.
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Baghdadi conveniently declared that he would rule it as "Caliph Ibrahim, commander of the faithful" — a caliph for all Muslims.
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Ellen saves Heidi from Thomas' interrogation, but Colin is spying on her from outside her house and conveniently calls her.
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There is now a wall featuring nine different scenes of popular destinations around the world, conveniently located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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Yiannopoulos pushes the boundaries just enough to force this chain of events, which conveniently prop him up as a hero.
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So I signed us up for therapy dog training with the Good Dog Foundation, which met conveniently in my neighborhood.
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It also has storage for your cord so you can conveniently put it away without taking up too much space.
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And a little too conveniently, Kai is also planning an escape from prison on the same day as the debate.
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Just stop by the mothership (conveniently located at the Lagrange point between the Earth and the Moon) and get supplied.
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Conveniently, Dr. Fujita still has the key to Mantleray's apartment, which is how she manages to interrupt some simulated sex.
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We conveniently provided the photos to make it easy for you to answer this difficult question over 9 key categories.
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Update 2: Adam Rubin has provided video of the moment that conveniently cuts away almost immediately after the swing. Hmm.
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Venom gives Eddie superhuman strength, healing powers, and conveniently takes over Eddie's hands and legs to help him in fights.
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The fifth level has four soccer players (!) guarding a cabinet, with a soccer ball conveniently located in the other room.
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He's slept with "like, six" people, and casually tells Lady Bird so post coitus, conveniently amnesic about his former statement.
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First off, it assumes that you actually have a wall outlet that's conveniently located at a height near eye level.
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Meanwhile, Paul Ryan is a big fan of spending time with his family but, conveniently, really dislikes paid family leave.
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The club sold this plot of land for approximately €500m, after it had been conveniently acquired from Madrid city council.
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There is, conveniently, very little information available about what Stewart's exact role on the show will be as of writing.
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As the moguls of porn became the envy of the internet, the federal government conveniently got out of their way.
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Apparently, Cruz – the son of a preacher – conveniently forgot the scripture that says don't judge others, lest you be judged.
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It works, well, like a huge phone app — and conveniently enough it syncs to a companion app on your phone.
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But they're conveniently omitting the very real ways that punching holes in digital security puts even more people in danger.
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Conveniently, Wayne also proves himself as elder statesman by turning in far and away the best verse on the song.
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An LED light indicator located on the front of the case conveniently shows the charge status with just a glance.
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Make your parents' lives easier with an entire date night conveniently packaged in a box that's delivered to their door.
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Conveniently, Jones used the Tweet to promote (what else?) a new YouTube channel to show off its "censored" content videos.
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Even Eve suspects that he's conveniently hamming up the memory loss and current functional awareness in order to skirt punishment.
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If she's not a floral gal, a metallic red Instant Pot also exists — and it's conveniently on sale as well.
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Conveniently enough, Jaqen shows up right after when Arya is on her way to the Wall with Yoren and Gendry.
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Exploration Park is conveniently located nearby Launch Complex 36, a spaceport that Blue Origin is currently leasing at the cape.
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No footage of these alleged attacks exists, and Officer Howden's body camera was conveniently off so it didn't record them.
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How conveniently these bolstered Mr Duncan Smith's complaints, as a pro-Brexit campaigner, about an aloof and elitist Europhile establishment.
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The distinction between fine art, craft, and fashion is conveniently blurred in this bold statement — isn't clothing an art form?
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Really, Loop is just a glorified picture frame that also supports video and conveniently comes with an SD card slot.
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Online shopping conveniently lets you skip the cold, the crowds, the lineups, and the incessant holiday music in the stores.
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Conveniently, you've discovered a back door to your country's treasury, or a slick method for friction-less bribery, and . . . moneymoneymoney!
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Columbus is also conveniently located within a day's drive of roughly 60% of the population in North America, she says.
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His wife, though, isn't around to see a lot of it because, conveniently, she has to make a business trip.
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This statement conveniently sidesteps the fact that the economic development of Puerto Rico is inextricably tied to its political future.
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India's elites—educated, urbanized, upper caste Hindus—are today either rabid Modi supporters or conveniently indifferent to his majoritarian menace.
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My least favorite part of therapy is the fact that someone isn't conveniently telling you everything you need to know.
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More often than not, those decisions — always seemingly justified as a way of eliminating noise — conveniently strengthened the findings' results.
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The virtual reality game starts off in Alyx's apartment which conveniently has a dry erase board, markers and an eraser.
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In 24, the slot was conveniently given to famous astrophysicist Victor Hambartsumyan, because the park also has a small observatory.
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Others were simply drawn to a different worship style — short, conveniently timed services that emphasized a personal connection to God.
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But she's safe from being voted out of the house for now, having conveniently won immunity from the first ejection.
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And good luck figuring out the true sell-by date of that conveniently filleted salmon at your local seafood purveyor.
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"The ideology serves as a suit of armor," Mr. Norris said, conveniently vindicating Jim's selfishness but never challenging his privilege.
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"We are in an amazing location, which serves our outreach endeavors and is conveniently located for visitors," Ms. Assouline said.
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These are also, conveniently enough, the aspects of the film that stand to benefit most from FX's new television adaptation.
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Conveniently enough for Mesmer, the magnetism could be perceived and de-perturbed only by him and people he had trained.
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The sheet I'm not using fits conveniently in a narrow cabinet where I keep my baking sheets and cutting boards.
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In addition to tax loopholes, these domiciles also conveniently come with lower minimum wages and fewer regulations, according to Politico.
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This is supposed to help with cooling and also, conveniently, hides a good chunk of the display's large bottom bezel.
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Conveniently, Kirsten is Facebook friends with both of them, privy to the extremely tedious details of their separate suburban lives.
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If you enter your email, you'll get access to their ongoing deals, which conveniently includes two pizza slices for $2.
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The rest—the part about killing or banishing non-white others in order to defend claimed land—is conveniently elided.
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Conveniently, there is a video that plainly shows why it is quite a stretch to conclude that Lewinsky "stormed" anywhere.
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Though questions of credibility are still debated by political scientists, history is littered with examples of false threats conveniently ignored.
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If there is no functioning appeals process, the United States could conveniently block legally authorized retaliation just by filing appeals.
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But there are other issues at play here that the media is conveniently ignoring in favor of more palatable information.
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PT. While the date — 2/24 — conveniently falls between two Lakers' home games, it still could have been chosen symbolically.
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All three sets are easy to use, and you can pair them to your Bluetooth-compatible devices quickly and conveniently.
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Does Mueller want to now explain why the liberals were conveniently wrong just in time to indict a Republican president?
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How Geno found himself in New Orleans so he could conveniently sing with the strung-out Pamela is left unexplained.
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Conveniently (and infallibly) labeled for the conscientious consumer, this is your guide to Oscar beef — from extra spicy to mild.
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The trouble is that withholding used to be based on the concept of exemptions, which were conveniently small, round numbers.
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Conveniently for Sarbanes, his speech also fit perfectly into Democrats' 2018 message to voters: that the Republican party is corrupt.
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Conveniently, Batman v Superman villain Lex Luthor kept neat, organized files on each of Batman's metahuman recruits — Barry Allen, a.k.a.
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For example: Did you know Michael Keaton recently played the founder of McDonald's in a movie conveniently called, yes, The Founder?
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Rosenstein (conveniently) did not mention that Apple publicly shamed the FBI for not even attempting to approach the company for help.
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We are both to blame for our lack of communication, but conveniently Elena is upset that I'm not calling as much.
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Conveniently located on billionaires' row, Spears' nearby neighbors include other A-listers such as Mariah Carey, Charlize Theron and Halle Berry.
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The open floor plan plays to her love for entertaining, with the dining room conveniently located just outside her cooking space.
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Conveniently, it's also capable of multiscreen functionality with Split Screen and Picture-in-Picture modes to help you maximize your productivity.
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After we learned that the universe's expansion is accelerating, however, scientists could no longer conveniently cancel out Einstein's anti-gravity suggestion.
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It's conveniently located close to Central Park, so they won't long for the green space they've grown accustomed to out East.
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It conveniently snaps together for prime pinching and can be flipped over for anything that needs more of a skewering action.
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The truth is, grief doesn't come in a conveniently presentable package, nor does it follow the downward slope others might expect.
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Conveniently, the practice also strengthened party power, as grateful appointees directed chunks of their government salaries as "assessments" to party coffers.
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It costs money to step off the consumption rails so conveniently laid out for us by tech companies and their advertisers.
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Netflix is currently testing a rewind-like function that will give users the ability to replay a specific scene more conveniently.
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Monday, November 19 • Ivanka (conveniently) supported a rule proposed by Democrats that would allow members of Congress to wear religious headwear.
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Remember: He has some Bachelor-related hangups, partly in the form of Ashley Iaconetti, who, conveniently, got engaged on this episode.
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While exchanges are an excellent resource, allowing people to conveniently buy and sell digital currencies with ease, they also centralize risk.
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Conveniently, there's a very simple solution to this mess: changing how much time we expect parents to spend at their workplaces.
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Yes, but: In order for this ticket deal to reach its full potential, the stadium must be conveniently located, ideally downtown.
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Stonewalling, destruction of evidence, conveniently muddied memories — all worked to shield the Reagan administration from the consequences of its bad acts.
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A colleague of mine speculates Google Magic was a simple placeholder for the phone's assistant, which is conveniently named Google Assistant.
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But what Feinstein and Burr seem to be conveniently forgetting is the amount of crime prevented by secure, backdoor-free encryption.
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Until then, there will still be Uber contractors ready to take advantage of an easy path to a conveniently leased vehicle.
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But that sentence, conveniently, was served in Major League Soccer and up by the time the national team returned to action.
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You can watch outer space for up to 20 hours a day, which conveniently leaves you with four hours for sleep.
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Conveniently, it has been able to focus its ire on Canada, detaining two Canadian citizens in China as thinly veiled revenge.
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The peace deal depends on an open border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland—something EU membership conveniently supplied.
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You can control everything conveniently from your phone, and the starter kit contains three bulbs, a bridge, and a dimmer switch.
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Even so, Trump cannot be expected to adhere to legal limitations that prior executives have simply ignored, or conveniently re-interpreted.
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Those parents were either deported or voluntarily abandoned their children, a fact that is conveniently omitted from the Dem-tifa crowd.
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Conveniently for Facebook, there is now a letter with 97 experts and advocates who have a response to that nagging question.
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He speaks of it as a human right, along with education and nutrition (though it would also, conveniently, add Facebook users).
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Deep discounts left our favorite e-tailers disorganized, consisting mostly of one-size-only options that, conveniently, weren't in our size.
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With One Child Nation, Wang (along with Jialing Zhang) takes on the Chinese government whose childbirth policies have now conveniently changed.
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Conveniently, I've ranked them for you, from least to most disappointing: I have never used Grindr, except on my friends' phones.
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Just because your milk fits oh-so-conveniently in the door of your fridge doesn't mean you should keep it there.
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What the bill conveniently left out, however, was anything about restricting CIA interrogators to using only Army Field Manual-approved techniques.
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This armpit cooler clips conveniently in your short sleeve shirt's arm holes and blasts refreshment until the AA batteries give out.
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He also is conveniently omitting that Stoneman High School, where 17 teenagers were killed last week, had an armed security guard.
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Conveniently called the Split Pay tool, it's the perfect feature to prevent the inevitable budgetary headache that comes with group travel.
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In the wake of tragedy, you can't conveniently hang the L.G.B.T. community on the tree of life as a glistening ornament.
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Like the Echo, you can conveniently use the Google Home to control light bulbs and other smart gadgets around your home.
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As the authors conveniently ignore, the King David Hotel was the seat of British military headquarters in the Mandate of Palestine.
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We arrived in Pulaski and stopped at Fat Nancy's Tackle Shop, conveniently situated immediately off the highway's exit ramp toward town.
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Their app icon — an own-able, unique letter "U" — was conveniently filed in my organized-by-color iPhone grouping of white.
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Conveniently located next to the city's biggest reptilian feed store, Miami Mice, and Dungeons and Dragons' game-piece supplier, Miami Dice.
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He conveniently has left out that the caravan is nearly 1,000 miles from the US border and won't arrive for weeks.
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We pulled together our favorite ways to cook seafood that are also conveniently delivered in a bun for optimal outdoor consumption.
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Once you break up (for real), you won't miss your liar boyfriend because, conveniently, you never knew who he was anyway.
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When Trump and his ilk make immigration a bogeyman, they conveniently ignore the systemic racism blacks have been facing for decades.
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But, when it comes to the thrill of this particular ratings monster, millions of viewers have managed to collectively, conveniently forget.
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On Saturday—conveniently the day before Mother's Day—a walrus gave birth to a healthy pup at the Aquarium du Québec.
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Having tampons and pads in only one location meant that disabled students may not have been able to reach them conveniently.
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Burmese law conveniently stipulates that burnt land becomes the property of the government, which will redevelop it as it sees fit.
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Fandom is a powerful thing, and sometimes even the severest of crimes are conveniently forgotten in the name of the game.
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Jessica's fiancée took out a medical loan from a financial firm the doctor conveniently provided a link to on his website.
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West Texas shale formations dwarf other formations in size, and they are conveniently located near skilled workers, pipelines and rail lines.
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Since they're small and thin, you can conveniently throw them into your handbag or gym bag to bring on the go.
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His chick, Blac Chyna, documented his bench press reps -- although she conveniently kept the bar and the weights out of frame.
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He befriended local naturalists, routinely going on outings with a group of mostly middle-aged women (conveniently, they had driver's licenses).
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It is also conveniently located: Several tram lines offer easy access to the central business district, South Melbourne and St. Kilda.
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Conveniently, Facebook ignores decades of research demonstrating that those who have consumed untruths are unlikely to buy into the corrected version.
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Today the figure is 54 percent and sure to grow because it conveniently ties the hands of disgruntled or mistreated workers.
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Practically around the corner from the hotel is the richly embellished San Stae church, and, conveniently, the San Stae vaporetto stop.
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To the Editor: Critics of Israel denounce Israeli policies and conveniently ignore those same policies when carried out by European countries.
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Part of what makes Jack-Jack's scramble with the (conveniently clawless) raccoon so pleasurable is its playfulness and relatively small scale.
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Many of these are given with supreme confidence, before they fade conveniently into insignificance as they whiz wide off the mark.
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This conveniently ignores the fact that the computer software behind Bitcoin 1.0 is whatever 51 percent of the miners will accept.
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Their victories are short-lived, because Amazon responds with new ways of delivering inexpensive items as quickly and conveniently as possible.
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It conveniently divides foods into color-coded categories so it's practically a no-brainer to eat more wholesome, nutrient-dense foods.
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The 5.5-pound duck fit on the roasting rack and tray (which are conveniently included) with plenty of room to spare.
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He therefore conveniently characterized the deal as an "executive agreement" that did not require congressional approval, even by a simple majority.
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They are questions aimed directly at us, the audience and, by extension, at a wider world conveniently prone to historical amnesia.
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Conveniently, it was across the street from a Transit Authority storage yard; subway cars were the preferred canvas of the day.
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Since acquiring Whole Foods, Amazon's online food marketplace has become a great resource to conveniently shop for all your grocery needs.
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Rather than assume you'll find a conveniently free bedside outlet for your phone, bring this compact, battery-powered alarm clock instead.
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For Sander, formal repetition wasn't an end in itself but a conveniently stable framework for the slippery individuality of his subjects.
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We have searched high and low for the best deals on 7493K TVs, and listed them conveniently for you to consider.
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It's also conveniently located just three miles from the airport, making it a quick 15 minutes drive or so each way.
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Nikon's cameras cost upwards of $1,500, so when they break, users want to fix them as easily and conveniently as possible.
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Here, the lovers elope, everyone rejoices, and the deaths of Acts I and II (Mercutio, Tybalt and others) are conveniently forgotten.
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Possibly to fuck with the release of Katy Perry's new album Witness, which was conveniently released at the same exact time.
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The original Roadmap for America's Future, released a bit more than 10 years ago, is conveniently still available on Ryan's website.
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Cigarette packs have long served as portable advertising for tobacco companies, with smokers conveniently disseminating branding and imagery wherever they go.
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This interpretation conveniently leaves out the fact that he let customers torture the hosts for 30 years, encouraged by Westworld's marketing.
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One detail is conveniently unexplored: Laura socializes with Jordi outside of work, but we never learn what he's like in civilian life.
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Three days later, Georgia officials conveniently wiped the state's election data, potentially preventing any investigation whether the server was indeed meddled with.
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We filled you in earlier this week on Target's similarly dubbed "Deal Days," which falls conveniently on the exact dates of Prime.
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This laziness-cloaked-in-nihilism conveniently removes the need to have actual opinions about anything, but "giant douche or turd sandwich," right?
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And he conveniently avoided the fact that some of the banned users are extremists who make a living by deceiving their fans.
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The mogul wanted to break into the emerging streaming music space and conveniently beat to market Apple's soon-to-launch Apple Music.
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Yet the same poll reveals that disapproval of the tax cuts has also fallen – something seemingly every story conveniently fails to mention.
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Conveniently, there's a campground nearby, so you can stay and explore the stunning scenery or just swing by for a quick swim.
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It's the stuff of nightmares: sitting in a classroom also conveniently occupied by your secret crush, only to have something horrible happen.
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One Amazon description for "rainbow rose seeds" says, conveniently, that it "generally" takes more than 40 days for the seeds to germinate.
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Adam needed a love interest, so God popped in and conveniently provided one, though not without recycling a tiny part of Adam.
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Conveniently enough, Downey Jr. volunteered Jarvis' fictional voice (played by actor Paul Bettany) for the AI, but Zuckerberg declined the offer. Why?
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Lionel evolves a little too conveniently from misfit to paladin, from ally of the marginal and oppressed to their would-be savior.
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Richer, well-educated people want to live near each other, and high house prices conveniently discourage poorer people from spoiling the view.
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I walk into the square, which is conveniently close to nightlife, and we meet at one of the classier places for dinner.
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The team tested the battery and those tests worked, but the paper conveniently leaves out where all of the urine came from.
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Conveniently, Jane was able to use her extensive connections with private contractors in the Middle East to find the terrorist group's leader.
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"We're making it super easy for anyone to quickly, conveniently and accurately find out what's going on inside their bodies," explains Grierson.
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"They weren't laughing at me, they were laughing with me," Trump replies, which is now a conveniently placed punchline courtesy of Meyers.
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Conveniently, however, after the fact, she's always interested in getting the scoop about wherever I've been and what the people are like.
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In fact, they advertise in offices of partnering vets, the pamphlets for CareCredit and Scratchpay conveniently set up on the receptionists' desks.
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It's reasonable to expect that the Note 9 will follow the S9 in having a more conveniently located fingerprint sensor, at least.
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Turning Bloomfield into the worst villain in this story also conveniently overlooks a fundamental fact about the relationship between women and power.
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I take the completed arc to a nearby sensor array, conveniently located on the same planet as my ever-growing home base.
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She invited the couple, Becky and Katy, onto the stage where a star was conveniently waiting for a wish to be made.
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The site also noted that well, Google had conveniently paid Adblock Plus to let their own ads pass unblocked in the software.
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Moreover, two consistently and conveniently demonized movements—Black Lives Matter and Colin Kaepernick's national anthem protest—were started during Barack Obama's presidency.
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But if they don't have one implanted, RFID collar tags work, too, and are conveniently sold by the British pet tech company.
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Think about it: Emergencies rarely happen when all of the people you know and trust are just conveniently around to help you.
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Males produce the lipid-based gift separate from their own ejaculate before conveniently delivering it directly to the female's mouth before copulation.
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"All these years, we had no idea anything happened," he said, conveniently forgetting that the donation had made headlines three years prior.
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Elgarf believes British people have become too complacent about their food supply, always expecting that items they want will be conveniently available.
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The first song frets over his Grammy while casting aspersions on an entertainment industry, which he has conveniently defined to exclude himself.
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Our gang at Becca's lab is testing not-Baylis to see if the Nightblood cure works in a conveniently haunting radiation tester.
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In tech hubs from San Francisco to Tokyo, payment is conveniently made through software on phones and watches on a routine basis.
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When things got awkward, helpful workers from the plant conveniently jumped into our conversation and told us fun facts about waste management.
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What he conveniently leaves out - as we've now learned -- is how Goldman Sachs and Citibank loaned him $1 million during that race.
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The flight was during the time of the eclipse, leading to wide condemnation that the trip was conveniently planned for personal travel.
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They conveniently slide into little slats under the table, but in the prototype they're nearly impossible to remove once they're in place.
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I chose a table where the mail usually accumulates, figuring it was the prefect place since it's conveniently located near the door.
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Conveniently, this was an entirely fictional smart home, so it's both seamlessly integrated between products (we wish!) and extremely easy to crack.
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Conveniently for Democrats in Missouri, her idea of more time was a trial date just before the mid-term elections in November.
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As the first mover in the motorcycle-taxi industry, Pathao quickly gained popularity by allowing people to conveniently and economically beat congestion.
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After all, President-elect Donald Trump has been (conveniently) skeptical of the claims that Russia had anything to do with the election.
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This, conveniently enough, turns out to be a fun premise for an action game in which bad things happen to the world.
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The idea that this is what it means to become platonically close with another woman conveniently explains away potential slips into romance.
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We have no food in our apartment, so it's time to go to the grocery store, which is conveniently one block away.
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Cute anoraks, affordable rain boots, bucket hats, it's got everything you need to conveniently pick up during your next weekly Target visit.
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The first one is a bag of artisanal chips filled with organic weed smoke, conveniently sealed together for highest quality and freshness.
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The Bellroy Sling is a unisex bag that can be worn across your chest, over your back, or conveniently over your shoulder.
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They would have been forced to travel hours to access the same potentially lifesaving treatment that others could access much more conveniently.
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Conveniently, both their shoes are machine-washable (but take the insoles out first), making it easy to keep them in top shape.
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Ms. Turner, 26, checked out a ground-floor apartment, for $3,100, conveniently located across from Tompkins Square Park and its dog run.
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Some tourniquets conveniently come with a marker and designated tab to note the time, Garrett explains, for the benefit of medical professionals.
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The Tide Pods were on sale, and sure enough, I found them conveniently placed on the end of the household supplies aisle.
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But then, something began to happen...or likely had already been happening for some time, but I conveniently chose not to notice.
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Though Moss conveniently gives Quill a transparent glow when disappearing from view, I couldn't figure out what direction was the right one.
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Trump also conveniently ignores a widening trade advantage the U.S. enjoys with China in services, which includes everything from travel to banking.
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After taking a quiz, they'll learn which vitamins and supplements they need the most and get them conveniently delivered to their house.
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Trump's obsession with the trade deficit in goods made in China also conveniently ignores a widening U.S.-China trade surplus in services.
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The main difference is that guests can conveniently pay with a tap of their room key, adding the cost to their bill.
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"We want to make sure that those who need a test can get a test very safely, quickly and conveniently," Trump said.
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Conveniently, the "CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell" was relocated to Washington last December, so the new DC studio did double duty.
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Conveniently, the day the legislation was passed, Dominion announced its own self-adopted target of 22.6 percent net-zero emissions by 21.
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Leonard is accused of murdering a benevolent old lady who took a fancy to him and has conveniently left him a bundle.
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In this case, that means introducing a romantic subplot that conveniently replaces an intractable thematic question — Why this man, above all others?
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The so-called "core" CPI that many observers believe is more predictive of future inflation conveniently also increased by just 1.7 percent.
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Montana also conveniently has an incumbent Democratic governor who won in 2016 and who offers a counterpoint to both Quist and Clinton.
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They say, 'Look, ma, I'm producing,' but they conveniently have a phone call at the office whenever it's raining on the set.
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Chattanooga's waterfront is a lovely place for a bike ride, and it's conveniently populated with bike stations for the city's rental program.
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In the opposite direction and conveniently on the Red Line, look for good deals in Chinatown, where apartments start around $65. Airbnb.com.
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"Are you going to try to take my son, too?" she asks Mary Louise, who has also conveniently moved into Jane's building.
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Conveniently enough, Eron has developed a chip that cannot only make Grey walk again, but also improve him in every other way.
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While the sleeping/waking women bond and leave behind their conveniently bad marriages, the men left behind act out their own stereotypes.
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Conveniently, Sling TV is giving free Fire TV Sticks away to anyone who prepays for two months — a $39.99 value for free.
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This conveniently allows Wagner to be simultaneously the mature Sachs, whom the beautiful Eva respects, and the young Walther, whom she loves.
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Conveniently, a ton of 24K TVs are on sale this week, many with Black Friday-level prices and free two-day shipping.
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After the lawsuit was filed, the offending songs conveniently disappeared, upsetting connected exercise equipment owners who'd gotten used to their beloved playlists.
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Democrats and again their allies in the media, conveniently ignore the facts of Kavanaugh's confirmation process and the investigations surrounding the hearings.
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Bouts of feigned craziness can conveniently evaporate when they have served their purpose and a profitable deal seems to need responsible closing.
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"So far all the Trump officials have conveniently forgot about any meetings with Russians until they see evidence of it," Warner added.
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The raid, conveniently broadcast by CNN, telegraphed to the world that Stone was a danger to the republic of the highest order.
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Most of it lies under the ocean, with the crater conveniently rising just above sea level — ideal for short visits by boat.
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By focusing on combat with coalition forces, Mr. Viñas conveniently ignores the kidnapping, rape, torture and enslavement of Iraqi and Syrian women.
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It also, of course, conveniently left out one of the big parts of Bill's legacy that Hillary is now running away from.
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That would make its lifespan closer to the lifespan of a typical solar panel, allowing the two to be more conveniently paired.
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We broke the story ... the rapper and his fiancee scored a fat contract for their BET show, which conveniently includes their wedding costs.
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On the other hand—and conveniently this allows us to hedge our bets a little—the Democratic primary has also been quite competitive.
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A good-enough version of Stories conveniently baked into the messaging app beloved in the developing world where Snapchat hasn't proved massively successful.
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The video was posted by Unplugged Performance, a Tesla-centric mod shop that's conveniently located near the automaker's Design Studio in Hawthorne, California.
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Conveniently, this allows administration officials to argue that the stories coming out are biased and untrustworthy because they're not coming from the administration.
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Teichman conveniently completed his PhD working in Thrun's lab at Stanford, while his co-founder Hendrik Dahlkamp was the first engineer at GoogleX.
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But there's one question the film conveniently leaves out: How long are these dinosaur embryos incubated before they break free of their shells?
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And have we conveniently forgotten Trump's use of anti-Semitic images to try and paint Hillary Clinton as a corrupt and untrustworthy candidate?
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The last Pokémon previewed is Corviknight, which is a flying taxi that can conveniently take players back to any town they previously visited.
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While that's 14 hours after the ceremony actually occurred in South Korea, it's more conveniently timed for prime-time advertising and U.S. viewing.
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Traffic would get really bad during certain parts of the day but other than that it was conveniently located to just about everything.
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Their strategy for Paltrow's pantry can best be described as bins, bins, bins, and lots of labels (which conveniently, they happen to sell).
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Even the most careful among us has occasionally headed to the restroom with a phone in her back pocket, conveniently forgotten until plop!
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In their first dance, Sebastian even does a little whirl around a conveniently placed lamppost, in a callback to Singin' in the Rain.
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If they also love comedies, dramas, and Disney shows, there's a bundle that conveniently packages Hulu, Disney+, and ESPN+ for an affordable price.
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Conveniently for Mr Magufuli, an opposition MP, Zitto Kabwe Ruyagwa, was arrested the night before and charged with sedition, so could not attend.
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All of Johnson's past work is well worth a look for new fans (and conveniently able to rent digitally or stream on Netflix).
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It's also made of Valyrian steel, which was originally forged in magic fires and conveniently, as Jon Snow recently discovered, kills White Walkers.
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More than anything else, he hopes to persuade Mrs Merkel to offer Turkey's struggling economy a financial lifeline that conveniently bypasses the IMF.
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Their Quiet Place press tour conveniently coincided with this news, though, and both have recently been in the news talking each other up.
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It's a worldview that conveniently exonerates Clinton for her 2016 defeat, suggesting that the Russians rather than Clinton's own missteps decided the election.
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Today's spot is also conveniently located next to the Santa Monica Pier Aquarium and Pacific Park, so it's also ripe for photo ops.
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They're conveniently digestible on your own time and now, thanks to a massive site-wide sale happening at Udemy, more affordable than ever.
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Not only that, but Alexandria, the Hilltop, and the Kingdom conveniently roll up to Negan's front door safely guarded inside armor-plated vehicles.
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When was the last time any of us watched one of President Obama's (or any president's) weekly addresses, now conveniently posted to YouTube?
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Adding to that freedom was the fact that we were in a spacious, empty room, conveniently outfitted with foam along all the walls.
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We already have the top containers for conveniently packing our go-to, basic leafy green recipes — but what about some added wow-factor?
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The home is conveniently located to local transit and sits in a quiet cul-de-sac (though sadly it's not called Privet Drive).
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With the Alexa-enabled Echo Dot and Tap devices, Amazon explores how exactly its voice assistant might more conveniently fit into our lives.
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To keep your gadgets secure, Patrick Dentler, C3 Presents marketing director, recommends products like the Spibelt to conveniently store and access personal items.
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It's easy to dismiss this conveniently episode-length chapter of Eleven's as just that: an embarrassing and melodramatic diversion from the real story.
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When Sherlock needs a convenient shill in the morgue, there's Molly, conveniently putting aside her own unrequited love for him to help him.
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Sports psychologists call this phenomenon social facilitation, which has its origins in psychologist Norman Triplett's seminal 1898 study of—conveniently enough—cycling performance.
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We cut a hole in one of the changing room walls and put the DJ booth there, which conveniently also had a washroom.
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The rod also comes with a number of buttons conveniently placed on the handle, thus approximating the feel of using a real controller.
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It's also conveniently located in what's known as the "Oxford triangle," an area where a number of Formula One team factories are found.
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This veneration is conveniently referred to as "artistic," but in reality it relies on the fact that Alex Turner is a total babe.
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Face it, you'll never be the master as long as your eyeball magnet of a real phone is conveniently stashed in your bag.
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While out kayaking on the Weeki Wachee river in Florida, Devon Palombo noticed a tree, conveniently decked out with a makeshift ladder system.
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The first three seasons are conveniently on Netflix, and the fourth season only recently premiered and has its episodes up on SyFy's website.
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Any reader can go to the full text of Mr. Trump's speech and click on the footnotes, which conveniently link to online resources.
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Conveniently, Alig always made sure a club was nearby to continue the revelry, complete with another of his marketing tactics—an open bar.
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Mr. Wegman conveniently overlooks the fact that, according to a recent Gallup poll, registered Republicans comprise only 26 percent of the voting public.
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If you tripped and bashed your head on the floor, I noted, a neurologist would be waiting conveniently for you around the corner.
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One sits conveniently in the liberated space in the engine compartment, but the second has to be strapped to the co-pilot's seat.
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Sophia, a professional librarian and one of just a few black characters, is conveniently placid about her status as a third-class citizen.
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"Let's Encrypt is steadily helping to make HTTPS encryption more and more conveniently available to everyone, across the entire web," the EFF said.
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While poverty decreased, what the New York Times conveniently omitted is that income inequality continued its trend of increasing in the United States.
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Two years ago I moved into a cheap but very conveniently located apartment that had one major flaw: no laundry in the building.
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It's evident when something Republicans would've been apoplectic about Hillary Clinton doing is conveniently excused when Donald Trump does it -- and vice versa.
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Kim surely knows that Ukraine surrendered its nuclear arsenal (then the world's third-largest) in return for international assurances that were conveniently forgotten.
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The lemon-scented paste formula is applied with a cleaning pad that is included and stores conveniently on the top of the container.
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Alejandro is finally convinced to tell his flock to flee, and the thugs are conveniently dealt with by the horde he lets loose.
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Also nicely barbed is "Monument to the People We've Conveniently Forgotten (I Hate You)" (2008), by a Singapore artist and writer, Heman Chong.
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The full uTalk library includes more than 130 languages, and you can conveniently put together a multi-language package at different price points.
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We are fortunate indeed that Mr. Trump is so clearly demonstrating, conveniently before the election, exactly how his predawn judgment would be: awful!
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Furthermore, Trump is what happens when you wear your Christian conservative values like a cardigan to conveniently slip off when the heat rises.
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In the clip, Kasperczyk can be seen driving his Ford Fiesta along a winding road conveniently located on the edge of a cliff.
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Conveniently left out of these stories, are the radical reality of the Cold War in Latin America and Tim Kaine's Soviet sympathizing mentors.
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Saad's paddy fields are conveniently located next to the largest irrigation channel in Malaysia, Wan Mat Saman, allowing him access to fresh water.
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Jacobs accepted Gianforte's official apology, which conveniently left out the Gianforte camp's official statement that falsely placed blame for the incident on Jacobs.
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He hasn't forgotten about the time she informed him of the date of his death, which conveniently happens to be one day away.
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Similar to iPhone cords, Juuls are becoming common enough that you can often conveniently borrow a battery stick or charger from another user.
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Then it's mostly mechanical intuition and spur-of-the-moment problem-solving, plus trips to the dollar store conveniently located below his apartment.
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Such a dossier of illicit activity—which Iran conveniently frames as outside the contours of the nuclear file—is crying out for attention.
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One clue, early in this season, involves a student who conveniently spilled someone's tainted lemonade, then replaced it with a glass of horchata.
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"We are introducing New York State Clean hand sanitizer, made conveniently by the State of New York," he said while holding a bottle.
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Whether companies do it intentionally or not, I worry that they will adjust the definition of diversity so that, conveniently, it's already achieved.
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Malibu Beach Inn is conveniently located near some of LA's perennial coastal favorites like the Malibu Pier, and popular brunch spot Malibu Farm.
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His wife leaves him for a French billionaire, and — conveniently, for the purposes of the plot — he doesn't realize his lease is up.
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A Chelsea studio for $2,850 was conveniently near her gym, but it seemed smaller than any of the other apartments she had seen.
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Omar's remarks and the Democrats' struggle to deal with the blowback have also conveniently united the president and Republican lawmakers in common cause.
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If it were to win the 2024 Games, the event would fall conveniently on the centenary of the last Olympics in the city.
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Mayer became a regular at her parent's home, confessing his love for their daughter – conveniently right after she was profiled in Vanity Fair.
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Conveniently located "in the part of New York state that has Confederate flags," visitors can bring home $10 worth of apples for $45.
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Those invoking the "states' rights" mantra in this debate can't cherry pick arguments from both sides to conveniently advance their own financial agendas.
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In the West, we're prone to taking what isn't ours and acting as if we discovered it, conveniently forgetting its history and context.
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Even out of office, Obama and former Vice President Joe Biden have been known to grab sandwiches in front of conveniently placed cameras.
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And even when they succeed in attracting customers, Amazon responds with new ways of delivering inexpensive items as quickly and conveniently as possible.
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They implied the computer intrusions were the stuff of vivid imagination, conveniently dismissed forensic evidence from three independent examinations that they didn't review.
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Disney's Riviera Resort is conveniently located on the Skyliner line, Disney's new gondola system that connects the Riviera with Epcot and Hollywood Studios.
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Newlyweds make it their first honeymoon stop, conveniently adjacent to the 15th-century Registan Square monuments, among Central Asia's most magnificent architectural treasures.
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It's now conveniently integrated into many Android and Google devices to perform tasks such as scheduling alarms, looking up directions, and much more.
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Because it conveniently lacks lungs, it can venture into hazards like asbestos-tainted buildings, where it's expensive to send humans in hazmat suits.
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Especially because an additional $60 billion was stashed in Congress' favorite loophole, the Overseas Contingency Operation account, conveniently not subject to the caps.
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But because he's ostensibly nothing more than the president's lawyer, administration officials can conveniently distance themselves from him when he says problematic things.
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" And it lights into a conveniently vague villain — "the media" — in a chapter titled "For Democracy to Live, We Must Kill the Media.
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He conveniently leaves out those members of our Congress who embraced Louis Farrakhan, who makes no effort to hide his hatred of Jews.
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The White House's answer — that actually pay has gone up — not only has a reasonable basis in statistics but conveniently answers both puzzles.
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Potholes of Detroit, however, is decidedly less artful in its depictions of the former industrial powerhouse's perilous craters, conveniently accompanied by specific intersections.
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Cher — the mononymous pop goddess herself — plays Tess, the husky-voiced owner of an old-school burlesque club that Ali conveniently wanders into.
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Conveniently forgotten is the fact that Mendelssohn's great-aunt, Sara Itzig Levy, was an enthusiastic collector of Bach manuscripts well before Mendelssohn's birth.
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The following spring, Ms. Ryles and Mr. Lee convinced their respective families to vacation in Thailand, both conveniently forgetting to explain the reason.
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Conveniently, one character is a former army brat, and is able to dole out intimidating details about snipers that make this one sound terrifying.
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However, on Monday, conveniently after his big GoT debut, he disappeared from the site, and we thought he'd seriously deleted his account for good.
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Conveniently located directly across the East River from Manhattan, LIC has become a home for people who've been priced out of Brooklyn and Manhattan.
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In other words, Apple appears to be settling down for a little innovation nap, conveniently at the same time that a bear market arrives.
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One thing united them all, though: Every delicately embroidered, exquisitely detailed gown is primed for award show season, which is conveniently in full-swing.
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If the facts are the same today I wouldn&apost, a lot of the facts have been conveniently omitted to make the story work.
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And of course, you can use Echo as a Bluetooth speaker—one that conveniently pairs to your device if you simply ask it to.
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Facebook said it began "winding down" the manufacturer partnerships in April (conveniently right about the time the Cambridge Analytica scandal was reaching full steam).
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When running, the process's only inputs are air, water, and electricity, which in British Columbia, conveniently, is almost entirely provided by renewable hydroelectric power.
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By going back to 1970, they get the Tesseract and more Pym Particles, since Hank Pym (Michael Douglas) is conveniently at the S.H.I.E.L.D. base.
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The means are suggested by the industry in order to accomplish the ends of the industry, with reasoning provided, conveniently enough, by the industry.
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That is, until its power supply and motherboard died barely a year after I got it, when it was conveniently just out of warranty.
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Crow also spoke profusely about a 23D breast cancer screening machine, whose expo booth she also conveniently made an appearance at following the speech.
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Over the course of the game you'll encounter huge enemies with glowing weak spots, and caches of supplies conveniently placed before a big battle.
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As such, my alma mater conveniently applies the title of either student or professional in whichever way is most convenient for a given situation.
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The queerness of these women was conveniently sexy in the way that women dating other women tends to be categorized under the male gaze.
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Characters can board a ship and jet off to the next inhabited planet in the system, which conveniently has its own society and cultures.
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Let's take a moment to revisit Evan and Jaron's greatest hit, which conveniently fits the mood: Fingers crossed Lowenstein becomes an award show staple.
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Here's the official description, per Mophie: The 3-in-1 wireless charging pad conveniently charges iPhone, AirPods and Apple Watch from one central location.
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In November the CNRP itself was abolished after the Supreme Court conveniently agreed with the government that it was a hive of foreign plots.
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The clip that's circulating on Facebook conveniently leaves out the part of the BBC video where Clarkson describes that he's at an engine test.
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So can the public's desire for a shiny 'gram be more conveniently fulfilled by a cardboard box adorned with just the right wrapping paper?
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We met with Dunja, the events coordinator at the Pavilion, a market café conveniently located smack dab in the middle of Union Square Park.
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DeX conveniently puts your recent apps right in the toolbar for quick access and lets you resize and move apps around as you'd like.
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The deputy prime minister explained away a big collection of luxury watches last year, saying they were on loan from a conveniently deceased friend.
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But we totally noticed your hands are placed so strategically, folded just so across your stomach, conveniently hiding a human that may be incubating.
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This charger conveniently props up your phone while topping it off and has a second space to charge a Samsung watch or other device.
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Pajaretes are made primarily out of fresh-from-the-udder raw milk colloquially known as leche bronca, which is conveniently abundant in rural Jalisco .
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The company has conveniently timed the launch of its own new paid tier, Pandora Plus, to coincide with that of Amazon Music Unlimited's arrival.
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We walk over to Tap & Bottle which is conveniently next door and get a round of beer to reward ourselves for biking 5 miles.
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Conveniently, it also helps Apple harden itself against government intrusion — a cause that Apple notoriously fought for during its court battle with the FBI.
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Later, though our guide conveniently neglects to mention it, I learn that even juvenile offenders are forced to work on the chain gangs. WTF.
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She explains the makeup of the Black Caucus, which conveniently stands in as a primer on the different subsets of Black students at Winchester.
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Occasional fluorescent florals break up the color story, and a plexiglass altar containing Play merch is conveniently situated by the door and the register.
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Or from El Primo, makers of what XOXCO co-founder Ben Brown calls "the best fucking tacos" — conveniently located in the company's parking lot?
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It was conveniently seated next to an Xbox One S, which meant you could easily see how it was more compact than its sibling.
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Plus, the new printed apples can be conveniently packed alongside fresh produce, because they're basically the same size and shape as the real thing.
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Conveniently, despite the fact that some of these areas had unemployment rates as low as 2628 percent, these new, combined areas qualified for waivers.
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Equinox East 44th Street is conveniently located right next to Grand Central station — a blessing for some, a reason to stay away for others.
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They conveniently forget that under ObamaCare millions have lost their insurance because premiums have skyrocketed, and increased costs of deductibles have made healthcare unusable.
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With his pleasant Old Etonian manner and conveniently dim brain, Hastings was the perfect foil to the "wonderfully clever" foreigner in patent leather shoes.
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Today's Chevy Tracker is known, conveniently, as the Chevrolet Trax in the U.S. But it's badged as a Chevy Tracker in many global markets.
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Unfortunately, a quartet of conveniently inept thieves have set their sights on the place, hoping to abscond with a mountain of cash hidden therein.
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Welcome to the self-justifying logic of institutional racism, which, conveniently, just so happens to preserve the wealth of those who already have it.
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Yet too many fiction writers lean on conveniently traumatic back stories and oversimplified psychological causality to explain away, rather than complicate, a character's behavior.
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If she acquiesces and comes out, the female tarantula then receives the male's sperm, which the spider has conveniently already deposited on the web.
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Grandpa Rick has conveniently chosen the exact moment of their scheduled family therapy session to experiment with turning himself into a literal phallic symbol.
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I have no doubt the left will conveniently forget that now, though I suspect the Republicans will oblige them by ending it for them.
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We have searched high and low for the best pre-Black Friday deals on 4K TVs, and listed them conveniently for you to consider.
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Clothing companies in the rich world conveniently outsourced the work (and the carbon footprint) to places with low labor standards and low environmental regulations.
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But don't worry — Twitter conveniently imagined what some of Trump's magazine covers could look like today: "Time Magazine" is fake; but this one's NOT!
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The new moon in Leo is conveniently here to begin a period of supportive friendships and fun, but do be aware of impulse spending.
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In addition, congressional Republican leaders have continued to conveniently close their eyes to the Russian meddling with American democracy while Trump benefits from it.
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With the DS218+, you can play back media and conveniently access your data as it supports FTP protocol, VPN server capabilities, SSDs and more.
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This is where it takes a turn; the person driving takes the other player down the road, and conveniently drops them at another bike.
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Conveniently, the battery pack does not have to be plugged into a power source, making this one of the few truly wireless power products.
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I, for one, didn't quite understand why, given the global reach of the Oasis, all the relevant players were so conveniently clustered in Ohio.
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Command hooks are easy to apply, won't rip the paint off of your wall, and allow you to conveniently hang things wherever you want.
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Contemporary art spaces here are sometimes awkward about acknowledging the historical precedents that created their huge, airy exhibition halls, conveniently located in city centers.
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With each silly flourish, Olnek offers joy and companionship to a figure whose history was more conveniently presented to generations of readers as solitary.
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"They have taken his name and have conveniently used it as a springboard for such mediocrity, such tastelessness, such ugly ideas," Mr. Rucci wrote.
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Conveniently for Thanksgiving (or any other dinner party), you can assemble the components for this dish the day before you want to serve it.
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It was conveniently a few minutes from Target in East River Plaza, and its modern style, with protruding balconies, was conspicuous on the block.
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"We are introducing New York State Clean hand sanitizer made conveniently by the State of New York," said Mr. Cuomo, a third-term Democrat.
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Here is how to buy alcohol online and get your favorite wine, beer, or spirits delivered to your door conveniently and, better yet, legally.
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Andrew Cuomo announces state hand sanitizer—"made, conveniently, by the state of New York"—that will be provided to schools, MTA, prisons and more.
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Take away doctors' right to advocate in court on their patients' behalf and most legal attacks on state-created obstacles to abortion conveniently disappear.
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You'll also get a carrying case, which conveniently holds the device's charging dock inside (up to 40 hours of play on one full charge).
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It&aposs conveniently preportioned for your pet&aposs exact needs — be it weight loss, weight gain, improvements in skin conditions, or specific dietary requirements.
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