This is not a conventional fight against a conventional adversary.
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So the non-conventional measures… will become increasingly conventional over time.
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These are the conventional wines that gave us the conventional wisdom.
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Conventional: The conventional iron has a teardrop shape with a flat edge.
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There is conventional femininity and conventional masculinity, and it's difficult to capture.
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It was a conventional R hawk speech, unveiling a conventional R hawk policy.
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That would be the conventional wisdom, but as we've said Trump is not conventional.
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The capital is a conventional Labour city and Mr Khan a conventional Labour politician.
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Thus, EPA's decision to set the conventional ethanol RVO at 14.8 bg was based on 2023 bg of conventional ethanol and 0.6 bg of conventional biodiesel and renewable diesel.
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Unless it's a very, very conventional death in a conventional law, there's always an investigation.
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Conventional politics will not solve this problem because conventional politics is part of the problem.
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All in all, that's a pretty conventional GOP slate that holds pretty conventional GOP positions.
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This show was not conventional, why would you want it to have a conventional ending?
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It is unnecessary, because America is strong enough to repel conventional attacks with conventional arms.
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"Non-conventional" sex acts are, as you'd expect, fairly conventional when looked at from a human perspective.
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Released in 53, this would be their last conventional metal album – and it is anything but conventional.
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B-13s carry only conventional weapons while B-52s can be armed with conventional or nuclear bombs.
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Meanwhile, Trump himself is not a conventional politician and doesn't necessarily abide by a conventional policymaking process.
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THE new conventional wisdom about Donald Trump is that none of the old conventional wisdom applies to him.
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It brings in all the triumph and satisfaction of a conventional sports movie while skipping the conventional routine.
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Conventional wisdom says you do, but I think conventional wisdom is evolving with the realities of the marketplace.
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Those two words — alternative and conventional — reinforce stereotypes by implying one is always the alternative to the conventional.
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There's always an — unless it's a very, very conventional death in a conventional war, there's always an investigation.
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"Presently, both conventional and less conventional valuation metrics suggest that valuation (and thus sentiment) is extreme," he said.
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LONDON — It was a revolt against elite complacency, an almost palpable shock to conventional wisdom and conventional politics.
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The Russian threat matrix is expanding: Conventional military aggression: We assess that Putin will continue to pursue an aggressive conventional military posture in Crimea and Syria while pouring more money into his conventional capabilities.
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In an H-bomb, conventional explosives compress and detonate a conventional fission bomb, triggering a powerful secondary fusion device.
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While the U.S. remains the world's leader in conventional war, we no longer face conventional adversaries and traditional wars.
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The conventional VP pick would be someone who complements her weaknesses, but this is not a conventional election year.
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Adding 85033 bg of conventional ethanol to 660 mg of conventional biodiesel and renewable diesel nets you 15.03 bg!
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He also said there was a big drop in oil output among non-conventional and even other conventional producers.
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Suffice it to say that Ms. Pudjiastuti is not a conventional Indonesian woman, much less a conventional cabinet minister.
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Kyle Cheney: The conventional wisdom says Democrats could be punished for overreaching -- but conventional wisdom is almost certainly wrong.
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Bertolt Brecht's Mother Courage doesn't fit the mold of a conventional heroine, or even the mold of a conventional antiheroine.
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Conventional wisdom has it that Republicans will and should stick with President Donald Trump, and conventional wisdom is usually wrong.
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LED bulbs look a lot like conventional bulbs and can produce light that's very similar to a conventional incandescent bulb.
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That field, sensibly, includes lots of the kinds of people who you'd think would be a good presidential nominee — conventional Democrats with conventional Democratic Party ideology who are in the conventional age range for a presidential nominee.
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A conventional war required conventional arms—mortars, rockets, grenades—which, as an international pariah, ISIS could not buy in sufficient quantities.
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That study, conducted by researchers in China, randomized 30 patients to receive either hydroxychloroquine and conventional treatments or just conventional treatments.
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Harrison, 43, has a conventional political background, but is not taking a conventional approach in his campaign to take down Graham.
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HBO would like help selling HBO Now from conventional pay TV distributors like Comcast*, which already bundle conventional HBO to their customers.
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This was down slightly from 15 percent previously as Brazil's conventional seeds supply remains low, said Mendes, the conventional seed program coordinator.
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Halprin is onto something that makes the conventional piece of modern sculpture plonked onto the conventional corporate or public plaza look obsolete.
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Admittedly, Ms. Birkenmeier makes clear from the start that she is not interested in conventional logic, or conventional storytelling, for that matter.
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"Sports is becoming an increasingly important product for conventional television, and there is still strength, money and an economic model in conventional TV."
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There's a conventional USB port, SD card slot, mini DisplayPort, and a conventional Surface power connector — USB-C is not on the device.
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Tesla already relied less on third parties than conventional automakers, and its origins in Silicon Valley give it greater software capabilities than conventional automakers.
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Under normal circumstances, the race would be viewed as a contest between a conventional conservative and a conventional liberal, with an exception or two.
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Conventional bonds look likely to retain one attraction for Gulf issuers, however, because long maturities above 2030 years seem more feasible for conventional debt.
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If Trump is outside the frame of conventional political discourse, how far outside the frame of conventional coverage does the media have to move?
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"If we put nuclear weapons on cruise missiles and we launch conventional cruise missiles, how does Russia know that they are conventional?" he said.
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When Trump pulled in people with more conventional qualifications, he ended up getting people with more conventional views — and more talent at bureaucratic infighting.
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That would be a subtle but important change for YouTube, which has always pitched itself as an alternative to Conventional Media, even when it is trying to get the people who make content for Conventional Media and advertise with Conventional Media to pay attention.
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Mary-Kate and Ashley retained all of their conventional beauty but chose the art of high fashion, even when it meant sacrificing conventional sex appeal.
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The United States should develop a conventional variant of the LRSO, to deliver conventional payloads in heavily-contested air defense environments from stand-off range.
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"Like everything with Donald's campaign, there will have aspects that's conventional fund-raising, but there will have aspects that's not conventional fund-raising," he said.
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There is conclusive evidence that completely substituting e-cigarettes for conventional cigarettes reduces users' exposure to many chemicals and carcinogens that are in conventional cigarettes.
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Even when this movie is telling a more conventional story about Toni's outsider fascination with the dance troupe, it's not doing so in a conventional way.
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"When the conventional power of capitalism attacks you, you have to know how to respond through non-conventional means, always respecting international law," Arreaza told reporters.
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As part of its more than $20 billion investment push in the U.S. QP is looking "at gas and oil, conventional and non-conventional," Kaabi said.
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Not surprisingly, while FISA was supposed to be a narrow exception to conventional warrants, the Justice Department has used it as an easy alternative to conventional court.
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If the military continues to shift talent from conventional to special units through expansion of the latter, the conventional forces required in a large war will suffer.
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"In an election where the conventional wisdom was proven wrong time and time again, they convinced themselves that conventional wisdom would prevail in the general election," Robinson said.
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Dream Chaser will land like a conventional airplane at Florida's Kennedy Space Center, though Sierra Nevada says it is has been developed to land on conventional airport runways.
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The DPRK has a massive conventional force advantage that would leave our key allies, South Korea and Japan, feeling vulnerable without the counterweight of a conventional U.S. force.
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"Like everything else in the campaign, nothing is completely conventional, but as it relates to the fundraising, we will have some conventional aspects and some new aspects," said Mnuchin.
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Team Tao's members estimate that their approach will cost a hundredth as much as a conventional survey ship, deploying a conventional AUV, would require to do the same job.
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Islamic financing expanded 16.2% in 26796 (conventional banking system: 27230%), and has had a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 244% since 1, against conventional banks' average of 2530%.
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"The Impossible Whopper comes standard with conventional mayo and is cooked on the same flame broilers as the conventional animal-derived patties," a representative for Impossible Foods told INSIDER.
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" Deborah Hay recalled her first views of Cunningham and his company in 1961: "I came from a conventional dance background: I'd studied ballet, tap, toe, modern — conventional and wonderful.
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Your plotline may not be a clean and conventional one (I'm not sure whose really is these days) and yet you judge it by the most conventional of measures.
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Only a handful of its American followers, who may number between 50,000 and 100,000, live in communes; the rest live regular lives with conventional jobs and many wear conventional clothes.
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It got good gas mileage, but did not offer enough of an advantage over conventional compact cars to justify sacrificing the space and convenience of a conventional four-seat vehicle.
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And yet it should be clear by now that the conventional wisdom that these two goals are at odds is not the case in this anything-but-conventional election cycle.
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Instead, Trump's plans tend to diverge in the same direction — toward conventional Republican ideas, which implies that he's relying on a fairly conventional set of advisers to write these proposals.
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Rachel Stohl is the director of the Conventional Defense program at the nonpartisan Stimson Center, and Shannon Dick is a research associate with the Conventional Defense program at the Stimson Center.
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But shale cannot make up the shortfall in conventional oil development: Conventional sources account for 69 million barrels a day of the current global output of 85 million barrels a day.
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An inflation-linked bond is a more niche product so a more conventional bond tends to go down better with investors, especially as these conventional bonds tend to be very liquid.
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"This place is not for conventional people or conventional companies, this will be a place for the dreamers for the world," he said, speaking on a panel at the conference Tuesday.
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As the world's last conventional superpower, the United States has every incentive to keep a fight from going nuclear, since such weaponry is the only counter to its conventional military dominance.
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Trump was at his most conventional The president takes pleasure in transgressing norms in other areas of political debate, but the Supreme Court seems to bring out his most conventional side.
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Len Schumann, also from the Institute of Aircraft Design, said that the e-Genius behaved like a "conventional airplane" during flight, and that its performance was also comparable to conventional airplanes.
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But they can distill and echo the conventional wisdom of privileged New York elites, which is very much like the conventional wisdom offered by a Madeleine Albright or a Dick Cheney.
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Andrew Prokop:Now that Trump has defied the conventional wisdom by winning the GOP nomination, there's a new conventional wisdom that he's very unlikely to beat the Democratic nominee in the fall.
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Both would be conventional weapons tests - and not nuclear.
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It's not conventional — it ends where most movies begin.
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But many young tech workers can't afford conventional housing ...
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The second concerns what types of breeding techniques should be classified as conventional breeding — among "conventional breeding" techniques are hybridization and the use of chemicals or radiation to introduce random genetic mutations.
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For years, the conventional wisdom—and by conventional, I mean the line pushed by game publishers who have every incentive to make people believe this is true—suggested piracy was killing them.
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For some time now he has unabashedly defied the odds of conventional politics, throwing conventional practices and political etiquette to the side in favor of his own take on the political process.
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Saudi Aramco produced an average of 10.2 million bpd of crude in 2015, he said, adding there had been a big drop in oil output among non-conventional and even other conventional producers.
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A conventional choice Trump's selection of Pence -- who is seen as a safe pair of hands in Washington -- was one of the most conventional steps the billionaire has taken in an unorthodox campaign.
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I have a hard time believing that it's going to become as large a business as, you know, conventional scripted content, whether it's delivered over an SVOD service or a conventional linear service.
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LONDON, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Saudi Aramco's chief executive said on Tuesday that Saudi Arabia aims to export 3 billion cubic feet per day of gas before 2030, from conventional and non-conventional resources.
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A limited conventional strike does not have the necessary elements of surprise and destructive power to prevent conventional retaliation that will result in hundreds of thousands, if not millions of South Korean casualties.
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In that, this HBO drama from director Steven Soderbergh essentially takes a pretty conventional murder mystery, dresses it up with a gimmick and comes away with a pretty compelling if somewhat conventional story.
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And so, if you exclude African Americans from access to conventional sources of finance and conventional means to buy their homes, then you're going to end up with a huge disparity in wealth.
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Our first ideas, after all, are usually our most conventional.
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Sukuk, or Islamic bonds, thus differ from their conventional peers.
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So far, however, he has chosen justices with conventional résumés.
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Even if they do, conventional tunnel requirements are exceedingly costly.
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Conventional agriculture has neglected these sustainable practices for too long.
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She doesn't fit into that conventional box of femininity either.
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He turns conventional records of the British Isles inside out.
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Charlotte Casiraghi's path to love has been anything but conventional.
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The conventional path is the outcome of not paying attention.
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The conventional wisdom on Bowie stresses his unpredictability, his inconstancy.
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That's because her dragons operate like a conventional air force.
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Kameli seems to question the conventional definition of a 'stranger.
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Image: EPFLThe new bicycle scarcely resembles a conventional racing bike.
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Despite its unusual exterior, the home is surprisingly conventional inside.
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In other words, not a conventional source of legislative inspiration.
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Technology platforms, the conventional wisdom now goes, are not neutral.
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The two parties that supported democracy's conventional division – left v.
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Picture a straightened out version of a conventional rotary motor.
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Conventional narrative and plot tend to fall by the wayside.
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Landing on such a conventional ending, which pits good vs.
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The trailer's conventional beats continue for the next two minutes.
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Contrary to conventional wisdom, Trump faces the easier unification task.
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Such a design would not be feasible with conventional engines.
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That's the math that could work in a conventional election.
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At one level, it has elements of a conventional biopic.
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With conventional medicine, I would have died back in 2013.
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All this is a stimulating counterblast to much conventional thinking.
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The school eventually separated into two more conventional public schools.
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He seems as conventional a Republican as you could find.
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The strings attached to the IMF's loan are more conventional.
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They require a lower down payment than most conventional mortgages.
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A conventional chip would need three transistors to do this.
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Wind and solar power are not like conventional power sources.
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Conventional eggs cost an average of $1.05 by the dozen.
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WeWork does deserve credit for reimagining the conventional corporate office.
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Conventional, combustible cigarette use was found to triple the risk.
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The mosquito's "nose" isn't a nose in the conventional sense.
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"It's like the iPad of conventional cars," Li summed up.
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But The Bourne Identity was not a conventional action movie.
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Neither grew up in the conventional sense of the phrase.
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And all the conventional wisdom is consistently wrong, you know.
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This represents a potential insurgency against the conventional meat industry.
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Or will he just govern as a conventional conservative Republican?
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Mr Moon is far more likely to boost conventional defences.
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If so, conventional luxury cars will still have some customers.
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So the government might as well resort to conventional bonds.
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Blood oranges contain higher levels of anthocyanins than conventional varieties.
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Conventional financial analysis cannot justify the whopping premium on offer.
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Progress of a more conventional kind has taken place, too.
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He also takes a less conventional approach to the role.
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It's a conventional happy ending, yes: But it was earned.
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Unlike conventional tractors, it has no cabin for a driver.
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" The conventional narrative is that we're "out of the woods.
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And unlike conventional metal wedding bands, these substitutes are edible.
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It's colorless and odorless, but more flammable than conventional oil.
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In Berlin, the exhibition was in a conventional museum space.
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It didn't exactly fit the mold of conventional research grants.
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The conventional wisdom is that this is a terrible thing.
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It wasn't really like the beauty products that are conventional.
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If the conventional treatments don't work, perhaps medicinal cannabis will.
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You know who has higher expectations than the conventional wisdom?
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Still, Palantir has no interest in opening a conventional campus.
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Yet conventional military options are limited, and nuclear ones unthinkable.
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Metal parts traditionally have been made with conventional tooling methods.
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In some categories, Snapchat is starting to outpace conventional media.
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Trump's appointments are decidedly conventional, and therefore not revolutionary. 3.
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Indeed, it is the conventional that becomes absurd, even grotesque.
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These same credibility issues apply to conventional conflict as well.
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Conventional biopsies can be both costly and slow to process.
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They're conventionally designed and built by conventional, if adventurous builders.
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Conventional forms of political fighting won't work on this man.
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"There are no conventional happy endings here," Mr. Nguyen said.
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"There were all kinds of conventional porn magazines," says Zonen.
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That does not meet the conventional dictionary definition of "strengthened".
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Conventional wisdom tells us hockey players are tough and stoic.
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We'll ignore nuclear weapons for now and keep things conventional.
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President Trump unabashedly rejected conventional understandings of how trade works.
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The movie's conventional political nods are laced with bitter irony.
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Instead, it will have a conventional checkout, the spokesperson added.
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Outcomes from some of our battleground polls upend conventional wisdom.
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Conventional wisdom had Clinton winning the hotly contested general election.
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Both would be tests of conventional weapons - and not nuclear.
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Most conventional auto plants make around 200,000 cars a year.
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Don't count on Aphex Twin for a conventional news announcement.
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His victory comes despite defying conventional wisdom at every turn.
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Conventional rolls, by comparison, measure roughly five inches in diameter.
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Nuking it Conventional military threats from Putin will likely continue.
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China also has plans for conventional LNG production in Africa.
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Organic food is 47 percent more costly than conventional food.
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They are, however, a good check of the conventional wisdom.
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He cannot afford to allow conventional debates to take place.
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McMaster retains a deep faith in conventional American military power.
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But the conventional wisdom surely has not applied so far.
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General Electric is not building large conventional nuclear reactors anywhere.
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In Delaware, the conventional wisdom is that appeals normally lose.
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In recent years, demand for conventional dairy products has fallen.
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This election has tested many conventional wisdoms in political theory.
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"We're not a conventional team," Manager Buck Showalter conceded Monday.
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This new store, rather, will have a conventional checkout experience.
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In Indiana, for example, conventional wisdom was that either Reps.
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The Chinese hacking fell within the conventional definitions of espionage.
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Within the bubble of conventional wisdom, this didn't happen enough.
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But conventional Strange has hitched his wagon to unconventional Trump.
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This year, however, the bespectacled school administrator bucked conventional norms.
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I deliberately wanted to invert the conventional "romantic ballet" setup.
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Moreover, conventional war may be a condition of the past.
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But as we know, this is not a conventional presidency.
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"I can't drink conventional wine," Gabriele da Prato told me.
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There is little chance that the conventional wisdom will hold.
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Conventional wisdom, like most things in politics, changes very slowly.
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But conventional isn't the same as electable by any means.
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It can be blended with conventional fuel or used independently.
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Nigeria's banking industry is dominated by lenders offering conventional products.
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But elements of the conventional military standoff are now returning.
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Conventional thinking says that cows are bad for climate change.
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The trend toward forgoing conventional office conditions has increased worldwide.
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Those are all conventional positions among conservative lawyers and judges.
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It is a conventional execution of a brilliantly uncommon subject.
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" The conventional wisdom was clear: "stay away from the sick.
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Are protected lanes politically harder to implement than conventional lanes?
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Many of the conventional explanations have been shallow and unsatisfying.
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Its virtues, relative to conventional agriculture, have long been clear.
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And this is from very conventional white country Nashville artists.
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The courtroom looks like any conventional, if modest, state counterpart.
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All of which is to say: a conventional country album.
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What's missing in conventional healthcare that needs to be fixed?
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Fluxus pieces will also be paired with more conventional programming.
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Instead, it would fit more easily into a conventional drugmaker.
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What's your running fuel that might seem less than conventional?
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The conventional wisdom contains a couple of major pitfalls, however.
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Phenix also received conventional recyclable materials like plastic and paper.
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Conventional wisdom, in turn, has been largely converted into complacency.
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But this recovery has so far bucked that conventional wisdom.
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I've embraced his conventional vision of success: I'm a lawyer.
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A conventional well might decline by 10 percent a year.
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The challenge to conventional wisdom comes at an opportune time.
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We'd see queer people casting aside conventional modes of gender.
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Instead, his social media presence was conventional and even conciliatory.
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Mr le Carré's first two novels had been conventional mysteries.
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Trump's first term has shattered all kinds of conventional wisdom.
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The book is most revelatory when challenging lazy conventional wisdom.
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The vastness of space almost defies conventional measures of distance.
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Nor would they attempt to attack Saudi through conventional warfare.
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"I don't get easily intimidated by conventional norms," Morse said.
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These partnerships — like conventional projects — need to be paid for.
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What are the differences between organic, conventional and "Better Cotton"?
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Cunningham, too, seems to be an entirely conventional Democratic politician.
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Conventional toppings like pepperoni and mushroom are excellent as well.
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Conventional wisdom says to never bet on a bad bill.
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They are right more often than those spouting conventional wisdom.
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His path to Milwaukee was just a lot less conventional.
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Unlike conventional terrorists, cyber assailants do everything to remain anonymous.
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It's not what you would call a conventional hosting gig.
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The conventional wisdom is that mandated disclosure "chills" political speech.
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Kipchoge's run didn't meet the standards of a conventional race.
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The conventional wisdom holds that Tennessee is a red state.
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It's a safe and conventional design but it's nothing remarkable.
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However, the U.S. could credibly commit to conventional massive retaliation.
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Well, dear readers, revoke my conventional wisdom card right now.
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But demand is still far lower than for conventional vehicles.
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Security experts say determined attackers could thwart conventional plant security.
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"It's not the conventional definition of national security," Ross said.
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This is not a success story in the conventional sense.
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All the conventional numbers tell us the economy is strong.
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Conventional and overlit, it lacked the intensity of Shapiro's short.
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That, not bolstering conventional forces, must be first our focus.
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Meanwhile, the luring of conventional investors appears to have backfired.
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He wasn't afraid to deflate reputations or debunk conventional wisdom.
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Mr. Ryman's art did not have a conventional stylistic trajectory.
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Will Bitcoin really replace a large fraction of conventional money?
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According to the conventional wisdom, heaven is a French pharmacy.
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For a quiet, conventional Valentine's Day evening skip this listing.
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Rating On first blush, Queen of Katwe seems pretty conventional.
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China knows they can never catch us in conventional weapons.
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This conventional wisdom is wrong, or at least radically incomplete.
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They found, pretty definitively, that the conventional wisdom was wrong.
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And with a charging time way below most conventional EVs, the company is promising to bring recharging time on par with the time it takes to refill a conventional car with gasoline or diesel.
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"The name change really reflects our deep-seated interest in studying complementary and integrative health as part of conventional care, and not as an alternative to conventional care," says NCCIH Deputy Director David Shurtleff.
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The company's energy arm, Compania General de Combustibles (CGC), aims to increase its conventional and non-conventional gas production, Hugo Eurnekian, the Corporacion America executive in charge of energy said in a telephone interview.
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And increases — yes, increases — in the output of conventional pollutants, due to the need to cycle conventional backup units up and down depending on wind and sunlight conditions, so as to preserve system reliability.
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While both conventional software development and AI methods require a precise definition of the task to be solved, conventional software development requires that the solution be explicitly expressed in computer code by software developers.
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In other words, both conventional polling and conventional wisdom underestimated the potential for white turnout generally and working-class white turnout specifically — and that's why Trump's strategy was able to carry him to victory.
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Trump is still breaking conventional rules by recently insulting New Mexico Governor Susan Martinez, a GOP "golden child," because all the conventional wisdom says Republicans need more women and Latino voters to have a future.
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" The new study has "limitations," he wrote, including the possibility that the use of conventional medicine is likely to have been undercounted since some patients who choose alternative medicine ultimately "come back to conventional medicine.
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They're not interested in and don't feel constrained by conventional norms.
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I readily recognise that Sharon is not the conventional retail choice.
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And conventional cigarettes left 10 times more nicotine than e-cigarettes.
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Like many populists, they defy conventional categories of Left and Right.
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This hardly sounded like the efforts of a conventional security consultant.
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It took conventional farms an additional two months to spring back.
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Mark was freshly arrived from Los Angeles in a conventional truck.
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But he finds it impossible to act in a conventional way.
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Disturbingly, prions in meat are not destroyed through conventional cooking methods.
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Iran insists the missile was designed to carry a conventional payload.
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Bahrain's international sukuk have traditionally yielded less than its conventional paper.
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Conventional pharmaceuticals aren't always the best way to treat an ailment.
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Scientists have been studying non-conventional superconductors for a long time.
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E-cigarettes are more popular than conventional cigarettes, the report found.
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"You don't need this ship for conventional missile tests," Lewis said.
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Without Bannon's voice, this becomes a much more conventional White House.
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He was also, by conventional wisdom, not a first-round talent.
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That's not to say that conventional branding doesn't matter on Amazon.
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In most other respects, USMCA is a conventional modern trade agreement.
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It seems like conventional wisdom: The drinking age should be 18.
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Put simply, this trailer feels far more conventional than it should.
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Compared to Get Out, Us feels like more conventional modern horror.
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At about $6,000, standard bubble-CPAPs are cheaper than conventional ventilators.
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The device also consumes much less oxygen than a conventional ventilator.
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Conventional telescopes can only observe very hot, bright things like stars.
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In addition to a 3D printer, this contains conventional machining equipment.
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Skeptics, including some doctors, insist there's no threat from conventional products.
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This makes student debt resemble a tax more than conventional borrowing.
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Electric cars will become cheaper than conventional combustion systems, BNEF says.
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The Yankees scored their next three runs in more conventional ways.
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Prince was less conventional in how he dealt with the business.
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This section is reserved for those candidates with fairly conventional merch.
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In April 2015 the conventional tower at this airport was closed.
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Collectively, beefing up of its conventional forces bolsters Seoul's deterrence capabilities.
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There is nothing cosy, comforting or conventional in that at all.
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Conventional forensic DNA testing showed that Usry was not the killer.
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Now as a conventional productivity machine, the Zephyrus loses some points.
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She made the decision that she didn't want a conventional life.
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They are posed unnaturally in the conventional narratives of their time.
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The conventional wisdom about shoring up your base was all wrong.
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A conventional motor costs between $2800 and $303 per operating hour.
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This is more policy than Inslee needs, by any conventional reckoning.
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Hatefuck pornography isn't just about conventional BDSM, which ordinarily emphasizes consent.
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No one, conventional wisdom says, plays competitive shooters for the feels.
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Eventually, fusion power could replace fossil fuels and conventional nuclear reactors.
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Angelica and Eliza fall neatly into the old conventional/rebellious dichotomy.
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Conventional thinking suggests that Hillary Clinton is the pro-market choice.
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Almost certainly, Trump will be a conventional Republican on social issues.
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An image from SunTegra's website shows conventional panels and solar shingles.
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Conventional wisdom says that you shouldn't have sex with your ex.
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Conventional turbines turn quickly, mincing any fish that come too close.
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H: Hulu's lowercase "h" is pretty conventional by tech company standards.
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Even the biggest of the upstarts chasing conventional banks are small.
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The Taliban are undefeated, despite negotiations, drone assassinations and conventional fighting.
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But an Uptis will still wear out, like a conventional tyre.
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Their resulting carbon footprint is 111% lower than conventional beef ranches.
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The conventional wisdom is that more boning means more species faster.
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But Trump was not interested in the conventional path to power.
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Conventional crops are more costly to store and harder to sell.
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Choi deconstructs and recomposes her materials, consistently resisting conventional narrative logic.
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Tech moves at the speed of light compared with conventional utilities.
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In California schools are using software to overhaul the conventional model.
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Islam outlaws the payment of interest, the basis of conventional banking.
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In a conventional cell culture, much of this structure is lost.
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We can't see beyond the horizon of our own conventional wisdom.
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America wants the ability to deliver conventional warheads over continental distances.
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He said jet biofuels were twice the cost of conventional fuels.
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"I was doing conventional products for my whole life," she says.
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The conventional fashions don't cut it, but vintage does, she discovered.
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If conventional wisdom holds true, the Penguins shouldn't have a chance.
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Reaching position zero requires a wholly different strategy than conventional SEO.
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Fracking is significantly more expensive than extracting oil from conventional wells.
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One conventional escape for most passengers is the application of headphones.
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The conventional wisdom, in other words, makes a lot of sense.
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Finding Dory is perhaps the most conventional movie Pixar has made.
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That came later, when I said, Oh, that's the conventional way.
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North Korea, he'd written, has been testing conventional explosives for years.
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We've heard that so often that it's become the conventional wisdom.
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"Conventional policies have failed in reducing addiction and production," he said.
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Now, clothing retailers are seeing the downsides of conventional shops, too.
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Conventional wisdom: Voters came out to cast ballots against Donald Trump.
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The world's 100,000 daily flights still stick to conventional fossil fuel.
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Naturopathy encompasses a wide array of "natural" alternatives to conventional medicine.
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The Pentagon said the efforts would be conventional and not nuclear.
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For some voters this is a welcome break from conventional politics.
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There was something happening here that was beyond conventional war photography.
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In Canada, conventional MS therapy can take months to get approved.
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However, Murray, 21, wasn't always on the conventional NFL draft road.
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But the United States hasn't yet sent conventional forces into Syria.
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The conventional physician was given a reprimand and a $5,000 fine.
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In that respect, the last four days have felt fairly conventional.
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Alongside George Washington he's the conventional choice for greatest American president.
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Horseradish and echinacea are no substitute for conventional, science-based medicine.
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Adopting a conventional Republican foreign policy has obvious advantages for Trump.
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"At the end, it became a conventional romantic comedy," he said.
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Accessories were equally conventional, while also nodding to the selfie generation.
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They will, though, cost about the same as equivalent conventional bridges.
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A superficially conventional Midwestern family, the Tarkingtons didn't always behave conventionally.
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It's not even necessarily bad for your knees, despite conventional wisdom.
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Mr Pence is a man to make a Republican convention conventional.
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If anything about my mother was conventional, it was the smoking.
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She claimed teens using e-cigarettes were already smoking conventional cigarettes.
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The conventional wisdom, right now, is telling him to fire Price.
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And Mr. Trump has already upended the conventional wisdom many times.
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Saudi Arabia's $22021 billion debut bond in October was entirely conventional.
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Mr. Bascaules runs counter to other bits of conventional Napa wisdom.
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Globally, carbon composites are beginning to replace conventional aluminium and steel.
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As with conventional currencies, participants in Bitcoin trade work for credits.
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Unlike Ghaada, Jannah expressed no interest in a conventional romantic relationship.
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"We want to disrupt conventional ways of thinking," Mr. Kang said.
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Yume Wo Katare isn't a conventional restaurant — it's a dream workshop.
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No one questions that Sanders demolished the conventional wisdom in 22020.
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Conventional wisdom suggests both are signaling continued strength amidst the turmoil.
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But Trump has defied all sorts of conventional wisdom to date.
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Moreover, the best solutions often come from combining conventional wisdom, i.e.
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Contrary to conventional wisdom on China right now, I'm a meliorist.
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He "never made an album that 'rocked' in any conventional way"?
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Conventional wisdom is that this activity is all about cheap money.
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We see him calling himself "a monster" and disdaining conventional morality.
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Like any establishment institution, the show is prey to conventional wisdom.
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It has become conventional wisdom that there are many second acts.
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He eschews conventional realism, pushing his characters into almost mythic states.
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Contrary to conventional wisdom, there is broad public support for NAFTA.
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Instead, these capabilities and assets remain buried under conventional defense bureaucracies.
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Contrary to conventional wisdom, ObamaCare's preexisting conditions provisions aren't even popular.
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Conventional wisdom suggests that taxing employer health plans will lower costs.
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The US just dropped a 21,600-pound conventional bomb in Afghanistan.
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That said, the interactions between conventional and indigenous drugs remain unpredictable.
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But in other areas, his presidency has been anything but conventional.
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But there are a couple of problems with the conventional wisdom.
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I never dated a foreigner in Australia because I'm pretty conventional.
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"The process for the conventional funding was much longer," he said.
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Inside, the property is in most respects a conventional modern townhouse.
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Unlike conventional transmissions, the levers do not change position when shifted.
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At both its least conventional and most basic, it's eye-opening.
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In some ways, Pence was a surprisingly conventional, establishment-friendly choice.
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Despite its current conspicuity, the "Sunbather" is quite conventional and conforming.
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They are anti-"corporatists" who want to methodically destroy conventional conservatism.
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If all of that sounds pretty conventional, it's because it is.
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A dismissive view of the U.N. and conventional views on China.
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If conventional plants are emitting less, then displacing them avoids less.
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Some recyclable bioplastics even have performance capabilities that exceed conventional plastics.
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In short, they fear Congress functioning in a conventional, bipartisan way.
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The conventional wisdom is that prosperity is a function of globalization.
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Surprisingly conventional new choreography from the iconoclast Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker.
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The conventional wisdom says that repeated viewings bring advertisers diminishing returns.
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Launched using a conventional rocket booster, the glide body eventually separates.
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Ruth is the brain, Eileen is the beauty, a conventional setup.
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But beyond that, the movie offers conventional gratifications and no surprises.
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The conventional wisdom has held that they don't have much choice.
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The ghost that haunts the series, however, isn't any conventional spirit.
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And Detroit benefits from an incestuous relationship with conventional car dealers.
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By today's standards, my parents' marriage was not a conventional one.
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Freedom therefore needs to be explored in depths beyond conventional linearities.
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Ms. Carrera would love to see conventional brands embrace her community.
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Conventional wisdom would have suggested that Tuesday's election results were impossible.
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Is it armed with a conventional warhead or a nuclear warhead?
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The conventional roles of breadwinner and homemaker felt alien, yet familiar.
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Others reflected conventional Republican policy wishes (repealing the Affordable Care Act).
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LONDON — By conventional measures, dart players are not the telegenic type.
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The latest Yellow Vest demand — citizen referendums — bypasses conventional politics altogether.
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He replied: It does challenge the conventional wisdom to some degree.
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They can be armed with either conventional warheads or nuclear ones.
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As candidates, women broke the rules and upended conventional political wisdom.
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Redfin performs the same essential steps as a conventional buyer's agent.
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A few of these races stand out for defying conventional wisdom.
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Well, them and the arbiters of conventional political wisdom, he added.
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He does not discourage his patients from taking conventional H.I.V. drugs.
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The company's synthetic fuel would be more expensive than conventional gasoline.
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Huawei's virtual shares also differ from conventional shares in key ways.
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But in that, it became its own sort of conventional wisdom.
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The notion that surpluses could cause economic downturns flips conventional thinking.
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It is Air Combat Command's lead B-1B conventional bomb wing.
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Judge Leon's decision essentially confirmed the conventional thinking about antitrust law.
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The conventional wisdom that he'll pick a woman probably is right.
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He also made way for conventional relievers to finish the game.
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"They kept us from getting overly suburban or conventional," he said.
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"LSD turns off conventional brain processing," he said in an interview.
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Others reveal that many e-cigarette users also smoke conventional cigarettes.
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Its stated mission is to help adult smokers quit conventional cigarettes.
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"We are working to overcome the conventional wisdom," Mr. Moyer added.
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It's not really going to be stimulus in the conventional sense.
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"Conventional wisdom tells you none of this is possible," Noonan says.
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Think about the conventional wisdom about voice assistants for a moment.
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So Figure 1 shows what is, in effect, the conventional analysis.
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Ms. Lucas's indifference to conventional comportment is, like her art, liberating.
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Conventional politicians, like Joe Biden, have risen to the occasion before.
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At the same time, the personal is in no way conventional.
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People, mere people, are not important, according to conventional Arab narratives.
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Even today, his basic menu of ideas is fairly conventional fare.
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That leaves little room for further stimulus through that conventional tool.
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First, the President provided a pretty conventional laundry list of accomplishments.
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Conventional wisdom holds that new movie releases of January are dogs.
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And [Trump] has a history of beating conventional politicians on that.
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A few from the 1990s seem to fit the conventional description.
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McGehee compares this to today's standards of conventional, human-controlled vehicles.
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Mr. Hallberg, by contrast, has grown more conventional and more mannered.
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Often, conventional definitions of progressives versus hard-liners do not apply.
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It spurred heated competition over fuel efficiency even among conventional vehicles.
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Iran's conventional military forces pale in comparison to the U.S. military.
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It&aposs designed to be far more precise than conventional addresses.
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The conventional wisdom is that none of this will really matter.
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The conventional wisdom is that Ann Selzer's modeling is never wrong.
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Tell us about other conventional forces and their reliance on amphetamines.
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Conventional wisdom held that the most effective appeals emphasized innocent victims.
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Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban says to ignore that conventional career advice.
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We made the comparison to conventional beds and showed the results.
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The conventional wisdom was that Thomas's confirmation was a fait accompli.
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But it lacked the chest-thumping force of a conventional shot.
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If Gillum wins, he'd turn that conventional wisdom on its head.
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Russian military organization and strategy totally integrates nuclear and conventional weapons.
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Conte's teenage musical tastes were not cool in any conventional sense.
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Conventional means of deterrence are unlikely to succeed on their own.
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Nor are Iran's conventional arms the only focus of Washington's attention.
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Conventional wisdom still says there has to be a Trump trial.
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Asia imitates the imitators, inflating conventional pop songs with pseudosymphonic grandeur.
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Finally, it is absurd to equate conventional weapons with nuclear warheads.
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In fact, his introduction to the space was anything but conventional.
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But beyond that the conventional buildup of the Red Army continues.
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DesignUnlike conventional robovacs, Neato's are all D-shaped, including the D7.
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Electric cars have about 25 percent fewer parts than conventional autos.
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Ashley's operas are so dissimilar to conventional works in the genre.
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Trump, by contrast, lacks any kind of conventional qualification for office.
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I'm trying to break other habits in far more conventional ways.
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Mr. Alam's images are not conventional representations of suffering and resistance.
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They are never quite boyfriend and girlfriend in the conventional sense.
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Assad uses conventional means to kill most of his own people.
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Was this conventional version of making it what I actually wanted?
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Admittedly, the changes I willed to come faster were utterly conventional.
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Conventional wisdom holds that copying kills innovation and hurts industry progress.
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As a result, their photographs defy conventional representations of black people.
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Well, that's just like the conventional... When he's their best friend.
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Donkey Guard doesn't physically endanger anyone anymore than conventional jiu jitsu.
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A conventional way of tracking people is with their phone numbers.
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But conventional dialogue still underrates exactly how weird this situation is.
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In turn, on domestic policy he has appointed a Cabinet full of very conventional conservative Republicans who support a conventional conservative agenda of deregulation, tax cuts, and reducing spending on health care, education, and social assistance.
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In Africa, the IoT is enabling customers to leapfrog over the conventional electricity grid and go straight to "mobile power" — in a similar way that they have already leapfrogged over conventional telecommunications grids to mobile communications.
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"You cannot claim to to know who transformed the conventional when you were not here to see who transformed the conventional in this community," artist and activist Anthony Rosado, who was born in Bushwick, told Hyperallergic.
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Wary of conventional payoffs, or even of conventional rises and falls, he likes to swerve away from a story or a character he has spent many pages establishing, in search of a fresh center of interest.
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OD: Well, let's be clear, The Blaze is no InfoWars or Breitbart, it's more of a conventional and it was more of a conventional right-leaning website, but real quick, I want to make a point.
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As the researchers explain in their paper, published today in Science Robotics: A limitation of conventional humanoids is that they have been designed on the basis of the theories of conventional engineering, mechanics, electronics, and informatics.
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Because Trump has mostly governed as a conventional Republican, a certain kind of conventional Republican has come home to him, keeping his support stable in the states that the Romney-Ryan ticket won easily in 2012.
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They also highlight the growing importance of maintaining a robust conventional deterrent in Europe that can deter Moscow from launching a conventional war that it might then have to save by striking first with nuclear weapons.
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"During a time when NATO members face increasing conventional and non-conventional threats from our adversaries, it is vital for all members to work towards strengthening our alliance and advancing our shared strategic objectives," Tillis added.
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The United States would overwhelm Iran in a conventional head-on war, but like China and Russia, Iran has adopted a deep capacity to mount "hybrid war" — conflict that involves both conventional and unconventional means of war.
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Amazon now offers a wireless amplifier that powers conventional high-end speakers.
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It features the same sort of tread pattern as a conventional tire.
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In America, too, sales at conventional grocers such as Kroger are stagnant.
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NBC also didn't stream the awards to its conventional pay TV customers.
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But at least those subscribers could watch the show via conventional methods.
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This makes Mobileye's Intel-like business model attractive to conventional car companies.
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"Surgery represents a radical departure from conventional approaches to diabetes," Rubino said.
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According to conventional wisdom, your fat cells are with you for life.
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Indeed, the New York City couple's whirlwind romance was anything but conventional.
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But Garner seemed unconvinced by my inability to escape such conventional framing.
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Much of the conventional wisdom and middle school drug education say yes.
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The Big Tobacco company is far more dominant in selling conventional cigarettes.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Dutch voters have delivered a conventional kind of protest.
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"Conventional makeup is considered hazardous waste by the EPA," Bisharat tells TechCrunch.
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This type of capital is not readily available from many conventional sources.
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Conventional wisdom is that music basically became apolitical sometime after Woodstock, roughly.
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Technology is likely to serve as a complement to these conventional services.
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This is what I mean by conventional capitalism will exacerbate these issues.
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It's also different from the conventional story, that eventually everything stops moving.
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It can be charged via solar power or from conventional power outlets.
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Conventional wisdom then was that Democrat Hillary Clinton would win the presidency.
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Top row are wounds closed with microMend, bottom row with conventional sutures.
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As Motherboard has reported, the Zumwalts' own conventional guns currently lack ammunition.
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Maybe that's a factor in the somewhat less-conventional choices they've made.
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Weeds are a significant challenge for crop farmers, whether conventional or organic.
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These arguments convinced the Reagan administration and quickly became the conventional wisdom.
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The $15-per gallon-cost was four times that of conventional fuel.
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The Emily of A Quiet Passion is no saint, by conventional standards.
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Many Disney villains have refused to rely on conventional gender tropes, too.
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Conventional wisdom in Hollywood held La La Land as the obvious favorite.
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Producers of more conventional types of nickel are still struggling to adjust.
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China would, in a conventional analysis, suffer more in a trade war.
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Put aside conventional political wisdom and traditional notions of success and failure.
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Even Silicon Valley's most conventional venture capitalists are preparing for geographical diversification.
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And shuttling data continuously between users makes them slower than conventional databases.
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That is ten times quicker than has been reported on conventional surfaces.
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Much conventional equipment depends on gravity to move liquids around inside it.
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Conventional Washington hawkishness, when filtered through Trump's instincts, could be extremely dangerous.
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If these were conventional weapons, the world would be up in arms.
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Conventional headlamps are replaced by LED panels that can emulate different appearances.
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And that is about as conventional as Zink is willing to go.
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Gerber also had a weakness for more conventional, awkward soap opera dynamics.
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Building the fuselage out of tough lightweight composites allows less conventional shapes.
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In the United States, conventional wisdom says a carbon tax can't pass.
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CONVENTIONAL wisdom says that recounts are a waste of time and money.
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I suspect that there will be some conventional objects that are sacred.
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The proliferation of conventional weapons is a source of volatility in itself.
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For now, conventional payment services appear more efficient than their decentralised counterparts.
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The other was of attitudes (realistic, investigative, artistic, social, enterprising and conventional).
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That has been the conventional wisdom in the media industry for years.
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Miles Jai knows he's not the most conventional person in the world.
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More than conventional ones, their output of electricity fluctuates with the seasons.
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Whether this could compete with conventional pumped storage remains to be seen.
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But Mayor and Queloz discovered the first planet orbiting a conventional star.
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CONVENTIONAL wisdom gets turned on its head quickly in the financial markets.
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Flixbus has avoided trying to disrupt the idea of the conventional schedule.
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Meanwhile, Russia and Norway are dealing with a more conventional spy scandal.
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Why did you feel like you couldn't go back into conventional dating?
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The companies said the products emit far less smell than conventional cigarettes.
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Putin said the drones were 100 times smaller than a conventional submarine.
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The conventional model of schooling emerged in Prussia in the 18th century.
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But Bad North, which launched last month, goes against this conventional wisdom.
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Conventional banks and Asia's technology companies will also vie to serve them.
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It's challenging conventional notions of embryonic and fetal viability outside the womb.
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Owners enjoy the same protections from liability as shareholders in conventional companies.
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They make more profit and employ more people than conventional companies do.
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New products are also harder for rivals to replicate than conventional cigarettes.
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Executives also place undue emphasis on history, conventional wisdom and emotional ties.
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She faces a primary, and then a more conventional election in November.
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Still, in many ways the debate was more conventional than anyone expected.
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But it seems just as likely that the conventional wisdom is wrong.
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Conventional advice on résumé writing doesn't tend to take this into account.
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Still, it was not quite the conventional eat-and-greet campaign stop.
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Knickers is so big he, doesn't even fit into conventional slaughtering machines.
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That compares with 11% in the firm's more conventional global-equity index.
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These were people who had been studied thoroughly by conventional psychiatric techniques.
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"Conventional doctors had wanted to give me an emergency hysterectomy," she said.
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Let's be honest: Snapchat has defied conventional design aesthetic and user experience.
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In a sense, I've grown up without becoming a conventional grown-up.
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Consolidation is only part of the answer for conventional entertainment firms, however.
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It acts more like a conventional retail store with no risk involved.
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Even conventional politicians are expected to show a bit of star quality.
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"Conventional wisdom was that this source wasn't going to repeat," Hessels said.
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However, the stories they are interested in are neither conventional nor hackneyed.
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People often get upset when conventional industries are hit by digital competition.
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The SSC-8 missile can be tipped with conventional or nuclear explosives.
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Ultimately that is equal to beauty, just not in a conventional sense.
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That's because shale resources aren't "discovered" the same way conventional kinds are.
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Back in 2013, Typhoon Usagi destroyed eight conventional turbines, while damaging eight.
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Any blockchain system will have to coexist with other, more conventional systems.
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The U.S. Navy lists 10 conventional aircraft carriers in the U.S. fleet.
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Despite conventional wisdom, time is not on 20-somethings' side, he said.
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With no conventional throwing spikes, Yego was throwing wearing normal running shoes.
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"The public has had it with Washington and conventional politics," they wrote.
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Still, the young man seemed determine not to pursue conventional Hollywood stardom.
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But conventional inflation measures like CPI don't incorporate that kind of substitution.
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Instead of a conventional card, consider a three dimensional felt gift instead.
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Right now, Google says translation quality using Translatotron lags behind conventional methods.
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Hereditary was groundbreaking in its approach to the more conventional horror genre.
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Maddon appreciated Kapler's bond with teammates and willingness to challenge conventional thought.
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Few can claim that our conventional institutions are doing a great job.
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But the United States has yet to send conventional forces into Syria.
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YouTube brings plenty of content in conventional and more immersive video types.
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But organic food can be a lot pricier than the conventional kind.
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This tweet, from broken font of conventional wisdom Mark Halperin, is perfect.
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It was weird, yes; not conventional or, frankly, practical by any means.
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The pillow design they chose looks a lot like a conventional pillow.
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It's difficult to prove these businesses harm consumers under conventional antitrust theories.
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But where did that conventional wisdom come from in the first place?
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And they have way better tech and security than conventional media companies.
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ZipCar, owned by Avis Budget, a conventional car-hire firm, is thriving.
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This has led to more deaths among elite troops than conventional forces.
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As president, Trump's policies have ticked more toward a conventional Republican presidency.
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He does what he thinks is right, and sometimes that's not conventional.
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Sometimes it's conventional and he thinks that's the right way to go.
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The new conventional wisdom suggests the world is approaching peak oil demand.
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Conventional resources reside in more porous and permeable rock, allowing easier access.
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The Organic Trade Association's marketing campaigns disparage conventional methods for growing food.
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The conventional wisdom on financial literacy advocates starting at high school age.
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The package includes signaling for urban transport, mainline trains and conventional trains.
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If you kill babies with conventional bombs, it's still a moral outrage.
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One conventional physician prescribed a drug contra-indicated for a patient's condition.
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In most organizations, these are conventional contracts enforced by the court system.
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Conventional wisdom holds that Washington's ills stem from excessive partisanship and incivility.
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Even the album's most conventional songs are crammed with weird, subcutaneous details.
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Using conventional technology, the part would require eight components and several suppliers.
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The conventional definition of dialogue is two characters talking to one another.
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Special Operations Forces are relatively cheap and unencumbered compared to conventional ones.
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More from Tonic: Which made me wonder: Was the conventional wisdom right?
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Nevertheless, the campaign's overall strategy marked a stark departure from conventional wisdom.
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Smaller-scale thefts have also happened on more conventional exchanges like Coinbase.
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But that's because conventional politics doesn't want to see us win. pic.twitter.
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Until last week, the conventional wisdom was that they weren't so inclined.
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The president, this source argued, cannot be judged by any conventional yardstick.
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The demise of traditional family values has strained conventional notions of trust.
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Sea Hunter is designed to track conventional diesel-electric submarines, not SSBNs.
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We never met in the conventional sense; I never met her consciousness.
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Of course, I'd rather no adolescents use either conventional or e-cigarettes.
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Yet Cuba also offers 11 million potential new customers for conventional agriculture.
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The conventional wisdom was that driving mileage had probably peaked in 2007.
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It also notes that North Korea maintains a massive conventional weapons program.
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Conventional wisdom (and the soda industry) immediately labeled Berkeley a wacky anomaly.
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Conventional money managers typically receive 1 percent annually of assets under management.
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Apple also upgraded its more conventional phone range, launching the iPhone 219.
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"Our conventional operating model is not effective," Bertolini said earlier this year.
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And Fox tried and failed to establish three conventional comedies last year.
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But conventional logic is little match for the preternatural greatness of Kershaw.
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Both of these tests would be of conventional weapons, not nuclear weapons.
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Along with those conventional safe havens, investors have also turned to bitcoin.
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But we're pretty far removed from conventional politics by now, aren't we?
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Trump is not fitting into this conventional mold and doing extraordinarily well.
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Was it a marriage, or a less conventional arrangement, he was proposing?
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The one thing that they shared was a disdain for conventional wisdom.
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However, he conveniently fails to discuss the true cost of conventional fuels.
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The simulation starts with a conventional war between NATO and Russian troops.
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In 220006, it is conventional wisdom that is running in last place.
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Its aesthetics were more conventional, its narrative less of a puzzle box.
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Instead, she was required to first take conventional treatment, the legislator said.
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The later hymns, often based on Appalachian folk tunes, are fairly conventional.
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Accusations of racial discrimination also have been levied at conventional taxi services.
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But two pieces of conventional wisdom are largely unchallenged by either side.
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Only a portion of trade deals' language addresses conventional trade issues, i.e.
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Practically every day, the nominee bludgeons all conventional campaign norms and niceties.
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Altogether, the tannery emits 20% less greenhouse gas than conventional leather finishing.
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The earliest, a 1926 self-portrait as a youthful sweetheart, is conventional.
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This kind of technology will help to reshape conventional warfare between states.
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A woman who undermined all conventional assumptions about beauty and the body.
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Perhaps this sounds tiresome or conventional, a typical coming-of-age story.
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This change in conventional wisdom couldn't come at a more crucial time.
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The nation's first black president doesn't fit the conventional definition of black.
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Because, contrary to conventional wisdom, campaign platforms matter — especially in health care.
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Trump's rabid supporters like him in part because he rejects the conventional.
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It also possesses a large arsenal of conventional, chemical and biological weapons.
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Conventional wisdom dictates that you should do so as soon as possible.
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On top of this deeply conventional base, however, are Karen and Jack.
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So they all disappointed the viewers and had a more conventional debate.
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Lifters in the first group did three sets of conventional resistance training.
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At the same time, conventional munitions could rain down on the South.
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Meanwhile, it's something that's done very poorly in a conventional computing architecture.
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But there are more places we'd like to be, including conventional retailers.
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In the smaller paintings, his approach is conventional but for the color.
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Conventional wisdom and past experience suggests that plagiarism can't be taken lightly.
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All of it has infinitely more character than Jay Sean's conventional vocals.
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So in a twist on conventional wisdom, industry is pushing for regulation.
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The rest is sold as conventional cotton due to lack of demand.
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He has defied the conventional wisdom in D.C. throughout his first-term.
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Conventional wisdom pervades presidential politics, and it is again true this year.
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"I'd say start at two times" better than conventional vehicles, he said.
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More conventional pesticides, officials said, were failing because mosquitoes had grown resistant.
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The resulting book, "Where the Past Begins," isn't a conventional narrative autobiography.
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Bear in mind that conventional money generally does its job quite well.
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At the very least, Mr. Pence would behave like a conventional politician.
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The conventional wisdom about Beaujolais is that it does not age well.
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If it becomes necessary to defend Turkey, America can use conventional weapons.
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It is not a conventional museum, heavy on artifacts and detached commentary.
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"The sweetness will still be a lot less than a conventional dessert."
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The conventional wisdom, spelled out in gallons of digital ink, is economic.
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The building defies the conventional wisdom that office spaces cannot be inspiring.
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"Done right, green can actually be more luxurious" than a conventional house.
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But don't expect 3D printing to replace conventional manufacturing any time soon.
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These may be significantly lighter, smaller, and therefore cheaper than conventional cars.
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BOES CARNEY SAYS NOT JUST POLICY SPACE IN TERMS OF CONVENTIONAL POLICY
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Unfortunately, Trump still has 416 conventional nuclear missiles at his immediate disposal.
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The front end is suspended by non-adjustable Showa 41mm conventional forks.
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Conventional politicians can do that too, though it's not easy or common.
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Agajanian approached his kicks in the conventional straight-on, toe-first style.
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That is just one piece of conventional wisdom that research has debunked.
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We tried all of the conventional approaches and none of them worked.
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"Blue" marriages are better — or at least that is the conventional wisdom.
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He has little patience for questions that he considers obvious or conventional.
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I've written numerous books that are not mysteries in the conventional sense.
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The internet and smartphone have already upended a number of conventional industries.
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For them, Uber is a conventional story about worker and consumer rights.
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His parents were not conventional parents by any stretch of the imagination.
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But in recent years, Redfin has become more like a conventional realtor.
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Or the system can be switched off, making the watch almost conventional.
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Which he did, from 1998 to 2002, governing as a conventional conservative.
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He doesn't think of his books as biographies in the conventional sense.
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The conventional novel, only readable if the writing's stunningly or quirkily great.
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So Mr. Neal is turning to a more conventional avenue: the subpoena.
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Electric cars continue to cost thousands of dollars more than conventional vehicles.
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Warning: It makes "War With the Newts" read like a conventional potboiler.
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The Council ordered the temporary suspension of non-conventional exploration in 2018.
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Every business school should be offering both conventional M.B.A.s and social M.B.A.s.
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People simply never thought to challenge not-so conventional wisdom, he said.
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That is forcing the government to find less conventional channels for stimulus.
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A mix of conventional and market-rate units will also be considered.
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Maybe it's because much of the conventional thinking about majors is wrong.
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The treaty covers land-based missiles carrying both nuclear and conventional warheads.
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Our conventional military can deter them indefinitely from taking unprovoked military action.
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But what about more conventional views on race, particularly regarding black people?
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In the past decade, a conventional wisdom has developed about the answers.
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Recent election history, especially Mr. Trump's, has been unkind to conventional wisdom.
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If conventional thinking makes your mission impossible, then unconventional thinking is necessary.
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Wallis lives in Washington, D.C., and often works through conventional political channels.
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"We expected, I suppose, conventional stories of heroism and bravery," Mendes said.
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There are other ways of being at CES than through conventional means.
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Transactions typically involve extra parties and extra steps, compared to conventional financing.
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Shadow banking refers to investment and credit-like transactions outside conventional banks.
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A strand of conventional wisdom is that Mr. Buttigieg peaked too soon.
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The teams play mostly in conventional gyms set up with temporary barriers.
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When conventional explanations fail, it's time to look for something more unorthodox.
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And Trump proved he could buck conventional wisdom by winning in 2016.
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A creative reverse can gain more yards than a conventional running play.
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This production is not a successful narrative play in any conventional sense.
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Hybrid airships combine lighter-than-air lift with more conventional aircraft technology.
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The best part about conventional wisdom, of course, is proving it wrong.
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Yet this seems to have become the conventional wisdom of the industry.
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They operate on digital data just like the components in conventional hardware.
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The four-engine jets can be armed with conventional or nuclear weapons.
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"Yours Unfaithfully" is both a daring play and a highly conventional one.
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They work a conventional five-day week the rest of the year.
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Iran is waging a hybrid war that is both conventional and unconventional.
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Conventional understanding of pro-choice politics tends to fixate on Roe v.
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But why has Trump turned out to be such a conventional Republican?
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At one time, the conventional wisdom was that all elections were local.
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Shared among trusted friends and family members, they can become conventional wisdom.
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There are chemicals in conventional tampons; no one is really denying this.
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Dr. Moir's radical and iconoclastic theories defied conventional views of the disease.
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This is all tragic because the conventional wisdom about Chuckie is false.
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We have a thoroughly conventional and midpriced car, a Mazda CX-5.
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Unlike conventional-made paddleboards, these are handcrafted and made from sustainable materials.
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Conventional algorithms execute coded instructions according to procedures created by human engineers.
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In the past, special operations forces were used to supplement conventional forces.
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Factoring out the river and skyline, Edgewater looks like a conventional suburb.
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Don't believe the conventional media, they're wrong — they haven't done the work.
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Conventional wisdom suggests that when everyone is in charge, no one is.
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Use Christmas, Thanksgiving and other conventional days off to focus on earning.
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Conventional monetary policy might not be as effective, according to the minutes.
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His advisers have argued for conventional diplomacy, but that simply isn't Trump.
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Islamic banks typically rely less on market funding than their conventional peers.
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"That allows for much higher speeds than a conventional monohull," he said.
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Which all goes to show that conventional wisdom might have it backwards.
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They also release more weapons than conventional aircraft, Reuters reported in April.
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The decision makes Volvo the first automaker to phase out conventional engines.
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Sunsets, he says, aren't enhanced by smog pollution (despite the conventional wisdom).
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Google's conventional computers may have outed the work of its quantum computers.
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": "This will not be a conventional production of 'The Most Happy Fella.
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Instead, we're no longer tied to traditional weddings or conventional partnerships. Marriage?
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These reserves can only be developed with "non-conventional" techniques (read "fracking").
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Our deployment of conventional forces to the Baltics was important but insufficient.
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It will be expanded from currently conventional banks and rupiah denominated deposits.
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Neither could muster the wise elders to steer a more conventional course.
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The conventional wisdom is that the Senate will now acquit the president.
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Chantelle, 163, a food entrepreneur, was reluctant to turn to conventional antidepressants.
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The country has enough advanced conventional weapons to defend against most threats.
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The products differ from conventional cigarettes in nicotine content only, FDA said.
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The pilot escaped, as he was wearing a conventional quick-release harness.
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Unfortunately, Parker's style is extremely conventional in much of the film's plotting.
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They're directly challenging Washington's conventional wisdom, from foreign policy to campaign finance.
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And all of its conventional exercises invariably contain nuclear component as well.
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In this area, as in hangover control, Pedialyte outperforms conventional sports drinks.
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He was used in a more conventional way as a deep safety.
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Volvo Cars has said it will stop developing conventional internal combustion engines.
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Indeed, Mr. Trump's is beginning to sound like a conventional foreign policy.
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"This is not like cooking on a conventional grill," Mr. Birch said.
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Those who tried to buck the conventional method experienced harsh trade-offs.
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In some cases, they even consume more energy than a conventional school.
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Nuclear weapons do not need to be precise — conventional warheads, however, do.
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I think a lot of the conventional wisdom said the same thing.
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In this case, however, conventional dreams made way for an unconventional project.
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But the civil war also saw dragons killed by more conventional means.
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But it does not cover conventional uranium mining on non-federal land.
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On the other hand, Mr. Trump has successfully defied conventional wisdom before.
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And the British Prime Minister is -- Brexit apart -- an utterly conventional figure.
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GREEN Aside from "Hadestown," the nominations for new musicals were more conventional.
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On Sunday, Assad's forces continued to bomb civilians — but with conventional weapons.
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"Conventional" winemaking — shorthand for non-natural wine — is defined by technical intervention.
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And of course, American conventional and nuclear forces help ensure German security.
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Many patients only participate in medical studies when conventional medicine has failed.
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The most popular candy in Romania isn't marketed as a conventional sweet.
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But if it does, then we'll make a more conventional pickup truck.
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The conventional arguments in favor of the filibuster are losing their force.
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Brown seeks to build a world that thinks outside of conventional spacetime.
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But in most other respects, Trump's economic agenda has been utterly conventional.
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Other, more conventional Republicans are still thinking about jumping into the race.
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But there's a remarkable amount of depth beneath this apparently conventional arc.
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In other ways, public scholarship is just like more formal, conventional scholarship.
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And unfortunately for them, all three conventional options come with significant drawbacks.
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"Until there's some breakthrough, I'm not going on conventional treatment," McWilliams says.
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A couple of months ago, Rubio's general election strength was conventional wisdom.
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" The atmosphere of impending war, the commission continues, "contributed to the too-ready willingness to accept dubious information as supporting the conventional wisdom and to an unwillingness even to consider the possibility that the conventional wisdom was wrong.
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Conventional war While Trump may be evolving from a recalcitrant trade warrior into a regretful one -- potentially because of anticipated political repercussions if he doesn't end costly trade wars -- he's been warmongering in more conventional theaters for years.
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The Malaysian Islamic banking system's impaired loan ratio remained stable at 21153% in 673 (conventional banking system: 267%), while the segment's provision coverage (impairment reserves as a proportion of gross loans) remained lower than that for conventional banks.
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At the same time, this weapon increases the risk that a conventional conflict with Russia could spiral into an unwanted nuclear exchange, because Moscow would be unable to differentiate a conventional cruise missile from a nuclear cruise missile.
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Felicity has no interest in a conventional life or conventional expressions of femininity; she wants to learn everything there is to know about the human body and how it works, and then she wants to make her own discoveries.
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But while they haven't stated a clear reason for bypassing all the conventional choices, there is a perfectly good unstated reason: The conventional choices don't share Donald Trump's desire to revise American foreign policy in a pro-Russian direction.
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She also happened to have one of the least conventional backgrounds, in the sense of how conventional it was: Born in New Jersey, she worked in an insurance company, married at 19 and had a child the following year.
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Furthermore, if our civilization decides to really sell itself out by exhausting all conventional and non-conventional fossil fuel reserves, we should expect CO2 levels to rise to a cataclysmic 5,000 ppm by the 24th century, the researchers said.
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A further five conventional banks offer sharia-compliant products through dedicated Islamic "windows".
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Their conversation was humdrum and McDermid-Hokanson conveyed her story in conventional chronology.
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Conventional wisdom in recent weeks states that Donald Trump's tweets have predictable results.
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ROTONDO: Like food and just conventional things -- entertainment, food, gasoline, things like that.
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And the selfie was freed from the shackles of conventional beauty: Hello friend.
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It features a similar embedded-plate construction, but incorporates Nike's conventional Lunarlon foam.
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Some experts say that a 50-qubit computer could outperform any conventional computer.
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Conventional burial and cremation leave significant carbon footprints, Recompose says on its website.
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One big distinction is that some gestures have conventional names and some don't.
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At the same time you tend to challenge the conventional sense of machismo.
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Narrative offers resolution or revelation, conditions that have become conventional in many poems.
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"The conventional wisdom was that this was the way to go," Tao said.
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Image: Michael CrisafulliThis "torpedo" wasn't a self-propelled bomb in the conventional sense.
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"It is perfectly time-symmetric and reversible under the conventional definitions," he said.
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Financial technology or -fintech- has already shaken up conventional banking and asset management.
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"Maybe the conventional garage needs to be rethought and rethought now," Foster continued.
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Chinese conventional bicycles have been subject to EU anti-dumping duties since 1993.
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Game of Thrones' dragons are a conventional air force, not a nuclear weapon.
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But Trippany said the future could see very different technologies replace conventional screens.
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Like many conventional grocery chains, Acme is a convenient option that rewards loyalty.
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When considered more broadly across conventional gender lines, things only get more complicated.
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"Daring to confront conventional thinking has its own responsibilities and penalties," he wrote.
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Second, party elites use their influence to steer voters toward more conventional candidates.
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Conventional wisdom is that it's all about being looking good in your pictures.
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The HGV could eventually be modified to carry both nuclear and conventional warheads.
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In that case, Burnes recommended trying some weed alongside more conventional, proven measures.
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On Capitol Hill, senior figures already detect a more conventional bent to policy.
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Sam prides himself on questioning conventional wisdom and subjecting claims to intellectual scrutiny.
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Such keys are made with conventional manufacturing techniques, such as cutting and stamping.
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Gig work can help smooth out rough patches in the conventional labour market.
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A conventional metal-cutting machine on a factory floor costs $100,000 or more.
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