The author's anonymity creates power, but it also creates ambiguity.
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It's great for us as it creates employment, it creates investment, it creates export value and it links us to our neighboring countries.
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And that creates a better customer experience, which creates new demand.
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He creates an image; he creates a character for that celebrity.
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"How this creates value is [by] accelerating our clients' businesses, and that creates more value, creates more spend, for all of this," Whitehurst said.
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Wind creates 2,200 jobs per megawatt hour, while solar creates 85033 jobs.
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Lust only creates wanting and wanting creates greed and greed burns Flesh.
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This creates incentives to step up efficiency and creates a market for certificates.
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And that creates jobs, creates growth," he told Bob Pisani on "Power Lunch.
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A huge reform that creates millions of winners creates millions of losers, too.
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So the unrest this creates complicates things and creates favorable conditions for reactionary politics.
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It not only creates jobs but also creates industries that otherwise would never exist.
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It creates an intense atmosphere, and creates some of a movie's most iconic moments.
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It's a very-, it's a devastating feeling, and it creates anger, it creates frustration, it creates a sense that-, of alienation, and it creates a desire to act against society, and that's where, uh, extremism and terrorism comes in the-, in the region.
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"This creates tension, this creates fear, this creates anxiety for many people," said Mohamud Noor, a Democratic member of the Minnesota House of Representatives who was born in Somalia.
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The former creates a color image while the latter creates a black-and-white one.
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Every generation creates its own path, creates its own methods to get its message across.
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People are miserable, but a great leader really creates opportunities, makes people happy, and creates jobs.
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Meditating creates more time, and it creates a calm state of being and allows for pause in life.
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"We see it as something that creates more empathy to the earth and humanity, it creates more respect."
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Capitalism creates wealth by setting up a contest for profits that necessarily creates a steady stream of losers.
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But talk about this idea of societal ... because people are so addicted to technology individually and everyone recognizes that and realizes it creates bad feelings, it creates unhappiness, it creates all kinds of things.
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"I've found that what creates a great birth experience is also what creates a great death experience," Saba said.
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Splitting the insurance market into different pools — as this executive order would reportedly do — creates winners and creates losers.
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"What we see is that just as trade creates winners and losers, protectionism creates winners and losers," Irwin said.
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The lopsided voting system creates serious political inequality between rural and urban voters, which itself creates inequality between generations.
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So Gimlet creates sponsored shows and then creates all the ads, the native ads, that you hear in our shows.
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And so when the good news betrays their emotions, it creates a cognitive dissonance, and it creates so much turmoil.
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Done right, it theoretically creates a massive, interconnected, immersive universe that in turn creates a built-in fanbase and revenue.
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Look, he creates chaos and then he responds to the chaos that he creates, and then we have to respond.
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Hacksaw Ridge creates a war zone and Arrival creates an alien language, making this a perilous category for La La Land.
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Their relevancy, category or vertical, or proximity to consumers creates disproportionate organic value to Pinners and also creates disproportionate commercial value.
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It creates an unsafe environment When you talk less and listen more, it creates a safe space for others to share.
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This creates enormous financial stress and anxiety that sets up a scenario in which a business failure also creates personal financial ruin.
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In general, electromagnetic waves are produced when an oscillating electric field creates an oscillating magnetic field, which creates an oscillating electric field.
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Instead of using CREATES as a budget offset, Congress should fix the problems with CREATES so it really is a win for patients.
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And then it creates these really — it's probably for data viz nerds — it creates this really beautiful visualization of your activities throughout the day.
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That creates more uncertainty, which creates more volatility, and leaves us all in the dark about what it is we&aposre trying to achieve.
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It creates the appearance of edge-to-edge protection, but it also creates an air gap between your phone's screen and the screen protector.
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"When there are layers and layers of history, and the cities are so old, it creates beauty but it also creates complexity," he says.
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Second, those "thousands of jobs" are temporary—the Dakota Access Pipeline creates only 40 permanent jobs, while Keystone XL creates only 35 permanent jobs.
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The RFS is a government mandate that creates a market for biofuels, and therefore creates a market for corn, and therefore helps Midwestern farmers.
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That creates fewer fit problems next to Kemba Walker but creates some ambiguity as to what roles Bridges and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist will fill.
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Today, when Mr. Journe creates limited-edition timepieces, the Tokyo boutique receives the No. 1 model, "and that always creates a buzz," he said.
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We think it creates a customer-acquisition-cost advantage over other players, and we think it creates a lifetime value advantage over the other players.
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"No stable government or reliable party leaders creates an unstable Italian situation, no government for several months creates a bad situation for Europe," he added.
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"What I&aposm hoping for is that it creates conversations, and if it creates conversations, then maybe it might help stop a suicide," Kauffman-Mace said.
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These concepts included that it's government that creates exploitation, and that it's the government that creates coercion, whereas private economics is about freedom and free exchange.
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I try to generate an environment that makes people wonder in their minds, that creates fantasies, that creates creativity—all things that are making you move.
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But a pressure from President Trump -- that (he is) going withdraw and reduce costs -- that pressure in a way creates concern, but also creates and opportunity.
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Producing animal products, particularly beef and dairy, creates the majority of food-related greenhouse emissions, while the food supply chain overall creates 26 percent of total emissions.
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In fast-developing markets such as India, where the average annual salary is less than $2000, this creates a ceiling on growth and creates openings for competitors.
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According to the court, President Trump — and by extension any public official — creates a designated public forum on a social media platform when he creates an account.
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S. Somasgear, managing director at Madrona Ventures says that even as serverless removes complexity, it creates a new set of issues, which in turn creates openings for startups.
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"Everyone should be able to come here but this invasion creates real problems for Venetians and the city, it creates infinite amounts of rubbish and noise," Bressanello said.
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And while this creates a healthy market of competition, it creates a huge hassle for me when I'm trying to make a unified playlist of my favorite songs.
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" Lebanese film maker Oualid Mouaness agreed, saying: "It's an incredible honor for the country, and I think it really creates a visibility to Lebanese cinema and creates support.
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"The vibrations of a sound wave stress out the yeast, which will cause it to ferment differently, which creates different aromatics, which then creates different flavor profiles," he described.
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Gervais also creates bespoke training for individual players, which could come in the form of unique audio files he creates to help them through a kind of guided meditation.
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Art brings people together, it creates connection, it creates dialogue, it is ever-present and essential, it challenges, and from this challenge, we learn to think in new ways.
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"We'll sit down at the table and say … what would be a tax bill that creates growth, that creates good paying jobs as it reduces the deficit?" she said.
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"It creates value for the employer, the employee and creates a new source of potential clients for us," said Jed Finn, chief operating officer of Morgan Stanley's wealth unit.
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Lindelof understands that what creates great romance is proximity, but what creates a great love story is separation, whether by vast gulfs of time or by a tachyon cannon.
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One explanation is that in the West, trade creates winners and losers; in Asia, at a lower stage of development, it mainly creates winners, though some gain more than others.
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It starts with the lowest frequency, which creates the simplest version of the lines, and gradually adds the higher frequency details until it creates something closer to the original drawing.
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"Ports are surrounded by other infrastructure which creates additional value, creates cargoes and high value cargoes," bin Sulayem said, adding DP World was interested in operating ports along the NSR.
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"People who are in moments of transition are particularly vulnerable to con artists because transition creates emotional vulnerability because it creates uncertainty, and we really don't like uncertainty," Konnikova said.
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The wires carry the audio frequency currents, and interaction between the current-carrying metal and the magnet creates an electromagnetic field, which in turn creates vibrations that carry the sound.
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The Verge is founded on the idea that tech creates culture and culture creates tech, and Verge Guidebook is our way of figuring out how well all that tech actually works.
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Without getting too technical, POP essentially creates separate copies of your emails downloaded from your server, whereas IMAP creates temporary copies that are always synced back and forth with the server.
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"Airbnb not only creates relationships between two people, it creates a short-term rental market, helps fix the prices, centralizes payments, provides insurance services, publishes and advertises it," Michelon told Reuters.
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This, of course, creates a virtuous cycle: as prices fall, more wind turbines and solar panels are ordered, which creates additional economies of scale, which causes the prices to fall further.
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And manufacturing also creates substantial job growth in the U.S. Building a solar manufacturing plant creates local jobs in the construction phase and even more in operation of the completed facility.
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Said it always helps our enemies & creates more refugees.
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Congress — not the Constitution — creates federal agencies by statute.
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Action like this creates, well, reaction — and reactionary movements.
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This phenomenon, which some scholars call "legal cynicism," creates a vicious cycle where aggressive police conduct creates distrust, and distrust leads to violence and noncooperation, which contributes to more aggressive police behavior.
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The interior courtyard creates seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor environments, she added, and the ground floor, which does not have air conditioning, feels cool because the courtyard creates a natural breeze.
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Its exposed concrete frame, with sharply tapered floor slabs and surprisingly varied ceiling heights, creates a mesmerizing, malleable form that reveals the movement of cars within and creates room for large events.
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Every 12 hours, a high tide creates a sort of dam that slows the flow and creates a tug of war that can contribute to flooding when the flow is exceptionally high.
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For instance, the mortgage interest deduction makes it easier to buy a house; the charitable deduction creates an incentive to donate to charity; accelerated depreciation creates an incentive to buy new equipment.
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This absurd dislocation actually creates an incentive to build in highly flood-prone areas which, in turn, creates a greater dislocation leading to even more loss of life and ever-increasing financial losses.
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Manufacturing also creates more jobs than other businesses, because it creates jobs with suppliers and service providers necessary to support the manufacturing process, as well as buildings and equipment necessary to manufacture products.
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Eye-contact with the instructors creates an intimate bond Eye-contact with the instructors creates an intimate bond The Soundtrack – Popular songs are more than just a pump-up accompaniment to Peloton classes.
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Negative 10 degrees Celsius creates frozen flowers with flat plates.
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And the reason being is it creates a crappy results.
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This crew of mine creates a wonderful ambiance on set.
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And that creates a fundamental change in your business approach.
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But instead, it creates a pendulum of weather events moving.
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It creates revenues for the farmers where I grew up.
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All of this creates a situation that is starkly ambiguous.
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The developer behind the franchise, Ubisoft, creates incredibly realistic environments.
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And in that sense that creates jobs in the Netherlands.
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A blaster that automatically creates and fires toilet paper spitballs.
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And when a bank creates money, it's essentially creating debt.
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We're excited about the potential for innovation that this creates.
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And trying to fix them sometimes creates even bigger problems.
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RG: Gentrification creates psychological safety for one type of consumer.
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He will anchor the helpful fictions he creates in reality.
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Sue creates theories about the current state of Juan's mind.
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The audience member simultaneously creates and experiences the performance themselves.
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This layering creates an enmeshed space, evoking foliage and underbrush.
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When somebody creates drama it affects the people around us.
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"It creates a more holistic financial picture," Perret told CNBC.
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Everyone thinks Chihuahua's are small, cuddly and relatively harmless creates.
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That creates an unusual alignment of interests among the 27.
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Altogether, this creates an opportunity to develop a large market.
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Trump creates some real problems for Hillary Clinton, Axelrod admits.
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That limits neuroimaging and creates the intervals between the scans.
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"This creates some uncertainty," analyst Morten Imsgard from Sydbank said.
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"But I think it creates a tremendous amount of anxiety."
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Upside: It creates a seal that blocks out external noise.
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"That creates a beautiful silhouette along the neck," says Fugate.
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That's great for user privacy, but creates other safety concerns.
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This creates an instant diary entry with almost no effort.
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This iron creates, or defines, loose curls for major volume.
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Becoming a part of that tradition creates a deep connection.
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Having stable locations to exchange the currency also creates consistency.
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The show typically creates more than 14,000 jobs as well.
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And increasingly, The Daily also creates its own, original reporting.
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However, the circular nature of the storytelling creates a problem.
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It seems everywhere she goes Markle creates an iconic moment.
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"It creates a kind of culture of permission," Scheppele said.
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A brutal dictatorship like Assad's creates a space for terrorism.
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In Lee's film, she's an artist who never creates anything.
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So that loopback in a way creates us the transparency.
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"Crisis creates an opportunity to get it right," she said.
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"It certainly creates a slippery slope," Murphy told The Verge.
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MEXICO'S PRESIDENT LOPEZ OBRADOR SAYS TALK ABOUT RECESSION CREATES UNCERTAINTY
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He added that he creates personalized blends for other customers.
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This creates a major opportunity for entrepreneurs and investor alike.
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Critics say the approach creates great margins but underfunds innovation.
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It creates a more cohesive experience for the end user.
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But it's not exactly the extra money that creates problems.
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It creates a structure to follow — it's like a game.
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A recent anecdote illustrates the problems which his normality creates.
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A climate of uncertainty creates a climate of false alarms.
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It only creates more incentive to unleash such ghastly gestures.
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It creates a bond that people would not otherwise form.
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That circuitous route creates delays for Afghan trade into China.
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It creates an important barrier to entry for other aggregators.
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That creates a virtuous cycle, as immigration begets more immigration.
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This proposed bill creates a real risk to public safety.
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It drives competitiveness, it drives productivity and it creates jobs.
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The government collects, creates, and records tons of economic data.
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It creates the post of vice president and a senate.
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Moving air creates noise, there's just no way around it.
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Something about surviving seasonal depression creates a sense of community.
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Technology creates the problems that technology solves, and vice versa.
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The former "creates a temptation to manufacture inflation," Bernstein said.
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Anyone who creates can show work on their own terms!
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She creates different products and what works to different mediums.
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You're always an open book, and that creates a foundation.
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Pod tech creates both the worst and most encouraging gadgets.
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He mentioned the CREATES Act, a bill introduced by Sen.
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But what creates real enthusiasm in each campaign isn't electability.
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BlackBerry also still creates new phones, like the BlackBerry Motion.
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It creates a tension between immigration and the welfare state.
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Zeal and Ardor, especially, creates a rare space for that.
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Comey's dismissal creates uncertainty for the future of that probe.
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That creates a contradiction, one we're still working through today.
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The language being used creates an "us versus them" narrative.
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THEY SAY IT CREATES RISKS THAT ARE UNACCEPTABLE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
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Becoming a Snapchat partner, it seems, creates success across devices.
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This new networked world creates a new range of risks.
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Each time debris hits new spacecraft, it creates more debris.
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Why it works: That cycle creates sustainable growth and happiness.
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But that attitude creates insular communities and, frankly, boring games.
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On the other, it creates inefficiencies and fragments the market.
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He creates his own reality for himself and his followers.
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Neither set of norms creates perfect equality among all speakers.
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International welfare creates destructive incentives, just like a domestic dole.
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" He added: "Wahhabism creates a binary outlook on the world.
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Getting out the door changes the narrative and creates momentum.
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Any attempt to lower rates substantially creates a revenue hole.
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Oh, and she also creates face charts on Starbucks cups.
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IT CREATES ISSUES FOR US THAT OTHERWISE WOULDN'T BE THERE.
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That creates a void that runners are not accustomed to.
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Why this matters: Every tax bill creates winners and losers.
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Every person who creates a page has to pick one.
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The relative lack of institutional capital creates a buyers' market.
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Increased domestic investment boosts productivity, stimulates innovation and creates jobs.
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The couple also creates artwork using paint and Steve's wheelchair.
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It helps that perhaps it creates understanding in other people.
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Prohibition, in effect, creates a vast investment bank for crime.
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"More than anything, it creates more anxiety for the family."
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Kocyildirim creates an environment where everyone is able to participate.
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Trade creates many losers, and rapid immigration can disrupt communities.
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It also creates, in regards to game mechanics, myriad opportunities.
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Facebook, the world's most popular media owner, creates no content.
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But coal creates a whopping 7,800 jobs per megawatt hour.
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Severe illness creates a distinct rift between before and after.
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This creates more comfortable dining, but intimate chats aren't easy.
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It creates a rot at the heart of our society.
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And it creates rage, which shoots out in unpredictable ways.
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Dependence, the movie suggests, creates a fertile environment for abuse.
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She also creates portraits of famous figures using only stickers.
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The deal effectively creates a new tax through higher rates.
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"It creates opportunities and helps you avoid mistakes," said Davitt.
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But it's the sound design that creates tension and atmosphere.
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Pressing the white button creates a "lap" on the stopwatch.
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This is what creates the lack of sensation, he explains.
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That creates friction, and this law would remove that friction.
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It's a known fact that it creates holes in ozone.
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This uses a lot of battery and creates latency issues.
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He says this creates something rare in social media: vulnerability.
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It creates doubts about the safety and security of traveling.
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This creates a tension in the minds of some students.
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If you build the right campaign that creates buzz, Sen.
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But it also creates an illusion of distance for pilots.
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And every week we do this creates months of backlogs.
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This kind of community solidarity saves lives and creates understanding.
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This naturally creates a hierarchy, with men at the top.
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That creates a feedback loop that exacerbates the whole situation.
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Expanding the state and local tax breaks creates another issue.
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Back doors only increase system complexity, which creates additional risk.
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The CREATES Act would directly address and remedy this problem.
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Every merger creates the possibility of higher costs for farmers.
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Autonomous vehicle development creates new jobs for Midwestern auto suppliers.
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Uli Kirchler is a woodworker who creates telescopic wooden castles.
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This helps all streamers as it creates new community connections.
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No, intervention drains our treasury, brings suffering and creates enemies!
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NSS Labs creates independent performance scorecards for security company products.
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It creates a lot of noise and clouds your judgment.
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This "blocking" technique creates depth and gives the garment dimension.
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It creates incentives to encourage the hiring of American workers.
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The FoST Summit also creates its own sort of metanarrative.
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This creates a race to the bottom for financial transparency.
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"Unwinding creates just as much disruption in reverse," he said.
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The "internet of things" creates new threats to security infrastructure.
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Seeing live music brings me joy and creates lasting memories.
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This is disastrous to small businesses, since it creates uncertainty.
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Strong competition creates choices and better prices and benefits everyone.
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Moreover, their restraint creates an opening for less ethical rivals.
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It creates a plasma shield so that radar is useless.
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So this creates a little bit of space opening up.
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The CREATES Act is narrowly tailored to solve this problem.
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In other words, she creates a new avenue for communication.
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And that creates a lot more fragility in the market.
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The Pram Project creates a perfect foil to the Hubs.
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And it creates only one conclusion: You are the oppressor.
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Such an approach to news coverage creates a media chaos.
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That creates more uncertainty on how to answer that question.
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" Later that day, he wrote: "Structure and Consistency creates Perfection.
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Split second decisions are ... needed, and the complexity creates danger.
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It's a plan that creates discord and benefits no one.
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That heat creates steam to power a turbine, generating electricity.
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But don't mistake her for someone who creates novelty pieces.
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But the Tobacco Master Agreement also effectively creates a cartel.
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Mercury retrograde creates miscommunication, so be careful with your wording.
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It creates divorces, people have lost their children, their houses.
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The database it creates will guide NASA missions for decades.
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"(Not calling timeout) creates unpredictability," Dallas coach Rick Carlisle said.
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The past event creates a 'standard' against which to regulate.
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Providing "personalization" perks creates a sense of freedom, it said.
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The clash of cultures there creates a very unique environment.
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That creates an emotional intensity that's hard to find elsewhere.
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Answering this question creates logistical challenges more than anything else.
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This, in turn, creates even more political tension and volatility.
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A settlement changes the rules, the processes, it creates protections.
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It also creates the impression of a firm going backwards.
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Drama leads to drama, which creates more drama in turn.
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Maksik creates a living intensity here that cannot be refused.
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Software creates us, our ontic exhaust powering the megacorporate machinery.
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It also creates a significant test for the Senate itself.
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Airbnb partnered with Detour, which creates GPS tours of cities.
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"It creates autonomy," Melissa McIntyre, a New York user, said.
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Mr. Jones creates climate simulations for the nonprofit Climate Interactive.
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Uniqlo describes itself as a life company that creates LifeWear.
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The International desk routinely creates this kind of coverage now.
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"It creates a safety factor" for those voters, he said.
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That creates another mess for monetary policymakers to mop up.
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Competition among Android smartphone makers creates a collective action problem.
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The state creates this violence and Turkish society ignores it.
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Wind, which leads solar in capacity, creates far fewer jobs.
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Any attempt at limiting chain migration creates a new problem.
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This is the bizarre context that WWE creates for itself.
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At the same time, it creates controversy outside the Parliament.
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"International trade creates diffuse benefits and concentrated costs," he added.
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This gas creates the planet's early atmosphere as it's forming.
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Here's why the annual event creates such strong, sentimental memories.
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And it creates additional jobs because it's a new sector.
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Too much food creates a sense of warmth and welcome.
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Perhaps impunity at home creates a false sense of security.
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DeepLife creates digital twins of cell to accelerate drug discovery.
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On Sunday, messenger Mercury creates a sextile with enigmatic Uranus.
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In the end, whatever creates this affective experience is invaluable.
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It starts to catch on, and creates a habitual change.
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The opioid epidemic's reach into black communities creates new challenges.
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She creates her own man, with his own unique pricklinesses.
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But maintaining a cover crop creates a lower carbon footprint.
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"That combination creates a groundswell of support for fighting back."
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It also creates a managerial nightmare and lucrative business opportunity.
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"The obsessionality creates a rigidity of thinking," Dr. Berger said.
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Cole's pairing of photograph and text creates a third thing.
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Flickr creates several resolutions of uploaded images for sharing purposes.
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The only advantage is it creates unexpected circumstances like this.
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This treaty creates a norm that nuclear weapons are bad.
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But the shifting theatrical release calendar creates an unforeseen obstacle.
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The idea that these students are "volunteering" creates another question.
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"It creates enormous uncertainty about the government's intentions," Reinsch added.
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It saved his life, but the medication creates instant withdrawal.
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It creates a current preference to counterbalance a historical preference.
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It creates this paranoia in your head that's not necessary.
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A backyard section embedded with flagstones creates another seating area.
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That creates a downward spiral into hatred fueled by ignorance.
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My awareness of the anxiety and its cause creates space.
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It creates an environment that allows us to move faster.
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This creates a painful experience for buyers, sellers and brokers.
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Swimming like that is a drag — that also creates drag.
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But he creates JunoCam images for the love of science.
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"It just creates havoc in the housing market," she said.
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Innovation always displaces AND creates jobs, that's how progress works.
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The virus that creates these blazing beauties also kills them.
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"It is the man who creates the principles," he wrote.
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The bill instead creates a new bankruptcy process for banks.
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We can't wait to see what everyone creates with RVR.
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It's exciting, and creates these great, dynamic, unique food scenes.
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It's hard to put a finger on what creates chemistry.
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But any such powerful value creates the possibility of distortions.
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" Said Lewis, "The Pentagon knows that using Huawei creates risk.
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This creates a supportive environment for global equities into 2020.
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This disparity and the suffering it creates needs to stop.
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The lack of pipeline infrastructure creates a problem for shippers.
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The diversity of species creates an interesting picture of evolution.
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The system creates considerable pressure on countries to play fairly.
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But that resolute posture creates another strategic threat for Israel.
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That's scary, but it also creates a landscape of experimentation.
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Or a partner creates a device that does it better.
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"Panic creates more panic, especially for the fighter," he said.
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It "creates the illusion of expertise about psychology," he said.
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That creates significant gaps, which can span years of service.
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Swipe Night, by contrast, creates a shared experience within Tinder.
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Sometimes, it even creates sensational narratives to amplify such successes.
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When a patient creates an uninitiated interaction from their end?
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It creates a space for contemplation and mourning and beauty.
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Narrator: But for some recruits, the long wait creates anxiety.
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Split second decisions are needed, and the complexity creates danger.
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And proximity to power creates a gravitational pull toward normalization.
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There's the idea that clutter creates clutter in the mind.
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The QC35II creates a sound proof bubble in the office.
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That lack of policy effectiveness creates other problems, Dalio added.
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So, that creates some pretty bright lines in our perspectives.
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Instead, it creates an environment of polarization, silence, and fear.
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Our system of government creates three separate and coequal branches.
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This creates powerful deflationary dynamics for the entire currency bloc.
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Instead, it creates a space where an experience can happen.
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These things flow at different speeds, which creates magnetic twists.
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Education promotes individual opportunity, stimulates the economy and creates jobs.
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What is it about color blindness that creates a problem?
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This creates ambition and excitement rather than uncertainty and hesitation.
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But, he added, opening a hotel creates a halo effect.
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That means the bill creates some winners and some losers.
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And that creates a big opportunity for food container manufacturers.
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They know that all creates net upward pressure on rates.
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But their enhanced power also creates a dilemma for them.
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This pattern creates what could be called the prosperity paradox.
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"He creates a new archetype in the West," he said.
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The bill creates a fully electronic employment eligibility verification system.
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This pays dividends to consumers and creates economic development opportunities.
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This creates a culture of ongoing uncertainty of patent owners.
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Furthermore, the inconsistency of the different policies itself creates challenges.
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But this creates a whole different question in my mind.
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This, again, creates less opportunity for new politicians to serve.
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In his words, acknowledgement of problematic behavior creates sustainable business.
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Many audio pros maintain that excessive loudness creates aural fatigue.
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" She added: "It creates an environment of anxiety and chaos.
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And what that does is it creates a false narrative.
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A lot of this creates a privacy mess, I know.
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History teaches us about an inevitable dialectic: Power creates resistance.
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You're the fuel that creates their ability to sell things.
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Now, it still creates acrimony with the people left. Yeah.
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If anything, I feel like the space creates a relationship.
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Pop stars and the industry that creates them are salespeople.
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Her work does that: isolates, distills, and creates a world.
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They talk about them in a way that creates closeness.
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And that's what creates just a little bit of doubt.
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Split second decisions are.... ....needed, and the complexity creates danger.
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In the book Margaret Atwood creates this incredibly rich world.
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So that's a small thing but it creates better verisimilitude.
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Her voice creates the song's sounds more than the beats.
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An industrial garment rack that instantly creates more closet space
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He also pointed out that scientific research creates job opportunities.
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Everything the Artist creates is a placeholder for contemporary art.
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I was not expecting it, but it definitely creates FOMO.
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The surface texture creates a strong grip for sweaty hands.
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The US government says Facebook's ad business creates housing discrimination.
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And so by the way, that creates some likeliness, right?
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This creates a fairly difficult challenge for law enforcement agencies.
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That creates opportunities to sneak the puck into the net.
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When resident Eddie Parks creates the echo box, which re-creates never recorded sounds, he accidentally becomes a threat to national security — and soon finds out the institution isn't as harmonious as it seems.
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But at his core, he believes that the pursuit of capitalism is fundamentally moral — that it creates and produces prosperity and progress even when there are immoral actors and even when it creates inequality.
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And so I think this one, now that it's been highlighted as being so important, it you know, creates jobs in the company that allocates the R&D, it creates business opportunity in the country.
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"I think trade overall, fair and free trade, creates more jobs within the United States that are related to exports and imports and I'm for anything that creates new jobs," the former labor secretary said.
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If you have a situation where you have a weaker economy that creates populism, populism then creates all these right wing parties that Putin can support, which he does support, he gives them money openly.
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NOT ONLY CHANGE THAT IS NEEDED IN TECHNOLOGY, BUT CHANGE THAT IS NEEDED IN SOCIETY, SO THAT WE CAN BE THE COUNTRY THAT, IN FACT, CREATES THE MOST NEW INNOVATION, CREATES THE MOST NEW OPPORTUNITY.
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Walking through its endless corridors, I passed a studio where an artist creates "plausible, fictional maps;" a cigar box guitar workshop; a facility that creates miniatures for tabletop role-playing games; and a pottery store.
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The insistence on deference to law enforcement thus creates a paradox.
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The two agreed that it creates "irrational competition," according to Gurley.
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Corruption, which is again widespread across the world, also creates indignation.
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This creates many versions of the face with slightly different features.
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Women working together off screen creates visibility and opportunities on screen.
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It creates a little moment for me and is really uplifting.
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So Seyo creates a logical sequence which is not time-based.
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This creates a bit of a twist for the development team.
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I'm constantly watching him and I'm inspired by what he creates.
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In "Home," Shire focuses in on the horror that creates displacement.
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Essentially it creates a focal point that moves with your eyes.
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CRISPR currently creates a loophole for at least the food system.
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That creates a soundscape with different angles, intensities, and tonal values.
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Snapchat creates Live Stories during big events happening around the world.
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It's definitely scary that it creates this much bigger police database.
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In fact, often times a personal connection is what creates transformation.
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"It creates panic, and it disrupts the economy," says Dalnoki-Veress.
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Photographs are spontaneous and exciting, something that he creates, not inherits.
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The lite-loading HTML creates a preferred language across content manufacturers.
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Within the field, the tiny nanoparticles become magnetic, which creates heat.
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Right, and then it creates bad will all over the place.
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Okaichimon creates time-stop puzzle games that Rube Goldberg would love.
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So we don't have -- we believe that creates a negative culture.
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The dramatically lit, geometric background creates art perfect for social sharing.
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It elevates glucose metabolic rates, which creates a kind of high.
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It creates high risk pools, protects people with pre-existing conditions.
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That creates a blind spot of some half a billion borrowers.
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It creates a lot of questions but doesn't solve any problems.
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That's because Billboard creates their nominations lists based on chart data.
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Overheating the fluid creates an unpleasant taste that users actively avoid.
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With multiple feeds, Facebook creates more places to hold users' attention.
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And it creates a smoother finish and a flawless look overall.
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But Republicans don't like that it creates more work for them.
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Facebook creates permanent records of users' lives; Snapchat offers liberating impermanence.
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The collapse of the TPP thus creates a void in Asia.
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He creates mathematical equations and compositions on wood, canvas, and linen.
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The box comes from Lit-Cube, which creates themed subscription boxes.
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Jones' answer to this question creates a paradigm shift for Jessica.
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Walking around such a textile literally creates different points of view.
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It creates only males, as males don't bite or transmit disease.
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Apple, for example, creates curated lists of shows its team recommends.
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The disinhibition anonymity creates can also make reporting dangerous content easier.
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Well, that creates an environment that's toxic in our own country.
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It creates the illusion that the viewer is creating with them.
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All of this creates big problems for addressing America's opioid epidemic.
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BlinkA home automation company that creates outdoor and indoor security cameras.
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Brexit creates longer term uncertainty over the UK's macro-economic performance.
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In fact, this divisive immigration policy creates more issues and predicament.
|
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"It creates some certainty, which the market historically craves," he said.
|
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In a nutshell, climate change creates drier air and drier vegetation.
|
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Improving public spaces attracts tourists and creates room for small business.
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In other words, Fuelgram creates fake engagement from real Instagram accounts.
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Traveling prepares you for a strong relationship, and creates lifelong memories
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Supply creates demand, which generates more demand that fisherman can supply.
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"It creates an atmosphere where you're alienating whole societies," Loeb said.
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This new organization creates more formal bureaucracy for improving that database.
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These streamers somehow do both, which creates a truly unique experience.
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Zipongo then creates a menu from the choices in Google's cafeteria.
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The SoundWear effectively creates a cone of sound around your head.
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The fall in passenger numbers creates a financial headache for ministers.
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But that still creates a lucrative business opportunity for the immoral.
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Keeping interest rates low creates a "false stock market," he added.
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It also creates a sort of crap in, crap out mentality.
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Brooklyn-based artist Joana Ricou creates "portraits" based on individual microbiomes.
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She creates a world apart from the culinary and the domestic.
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The transaction creates the largest energy infrastructure company in North America.
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Fashion that creates a difference of opinions is the fun part.
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The grammatical dominance of the masculine in French frequently creates conflict.
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That creates jobs, to be given out in exchange for loyalty.
|
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Moreover, CRISPR-Cas9 often creates unwanted insertions or deletions of DNA.
|
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Trump's plan creates a way to build generational wealth, he said.
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Flooding in arid areas creates breeding grounds for malaria-carrying mosquitoes.
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It creates a safe space for me to feel that way.
|
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WeWork rival Mindspace creates boutique coworking spaces for startups and corporates.
|
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This makeup technique essentially creates a more hollowed-out eye socket.
|
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The plug-in then becomes active and creates a sharable link.
|
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That creates a gradient of ionic concentration perpendicular to the surface.
|
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Yet all the clamor for easing creates risks policymakers will disappoint.
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"Every hectare we plant creates a full-time job," he says.
|
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In more localized quakes, geology creates local variations in shaking intensity.
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Too much#Monsanto in the #corn creates issues in the brain?
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That creates uncertainty and that is anxiety-producing for certain workers.
|
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In almost every country in Europe, that creates an acute problem.
|
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Facebook creates certain lists for you, including one called Close Friends.
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I go big with my hair which creates a natural shield.
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The company creates skincare products using a form of liquid silk.
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It creates a whole confluence of events that are not attractive.
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So it creates what it calls an "EarPrint" for each ear.
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And I believe to have more family members creates more complexity.
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Each time these things happen, it creates trauma for the people.
|
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The mirrorworld, then, also creates the long-heralded internet of things.
|
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Berman's recusal creates a firewall between Trump and the Cohen investigation.
|
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The new constitution's promulgation creates the West African nation's third republic.
|
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But the other problem is that it creates huge health hazards.
|
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But that creates an opportunity to finally quantify what methods work.
|
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However, this film certainly creates unrealistic expectations for a summer abroad.
|
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Borrowing money to buy stocks creates demand and drives up prices.
|
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But more significant is the incentive it creates for online publishers.
|
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It creates a symphony of flavors that will blow you away.
|
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He sets unimaginable goals, creates a plan and then executes it.
|
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It just creates more cash for people to spend as consumers.
|
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The VAT option solves this problem but creates a different one.
|
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Hopefully someone creates that mod when the new Doom finally launches.
|
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That creates data points, which can be converted into a map.
|
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The cup creates a 'U' shape with a downward drifting handle.
|
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Consensus about the problem creates a historic opportunity to advance solutions.
|
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"Some people will lose jobs … it creates hardship," Bürkner told CNBC.
|
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"This all creates a perfect storm of extraordinary ineptitude," Denno said.
|
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The white oak floors and kitchen creates a very clean feeling.
|
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It's why even Pixar creates their own supercut of (faux) missteps.
|
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Reinvesting those profits helps spur more economic growth and creates jobs.
|
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This breakdown ultimately creates acetone, which is expelled in the breath.
|
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Neither component alone guarantees the extraordinary work output that chemistry creates.
|
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Shef creates a marketplace where home chefs can find nearby customers.
|
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We do not fully understand how the brain creates the mind.
|
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"Looking someone straight in the eye creates trust," Corcoran recently tweeted.
|
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The leader creates this unreasonable fear so he can control people.
|
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" Creative storytelling creates messages that he said "stick a little more.
|
|
A lot of the content Hollywood creates doesn't serve this audience.
|
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It creates broken societies when people feel on the edge. Exactly.
|
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Apple Pay automatically creates the Apple Pay Cash Card for your.
|
|
"Social media creates those kind of communities of interest," Cumming said.
|
|
This essentially creates what is effectively a digital strata-cut technique.
|
|
The moon in Aquarius creates a playful energy around you today.
|
|
This consolidation creates opportunities for investors to start new community banks.
|
|
That creates so-called "currency wars" and increases risk for investors.
|
|
All of this fragmentation creates a potential headache for law enforcement.
|
|
One user even creates a GIF of the plant every day.
|
|
First of all, it is true that such fragmentation creates issues.
|
|
A fireplace creates a cozy atmosphere in the Gryffindor common room.
|
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This creates an interesting situation and a potential conflict of interest.
|
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That creates a mysterious atmosphere that I really love in art.
|
|
The database it creates will guide missions for decades to come.
|
|
"Loss of love creates quite a bit of stress," he said.
|
|
When you try to avoid the pain, it creates greater pain.
|
|
The vase of cut flowers creates a sense of peaceful domesticity.
|
|
Address it in an illegal way that creates *real* treat. 3.
|
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This creates a unique battlefield every time the game is played.
|
|
It mostly just creates jarring "wait, did I miss something?" moments.
|
|
Tillman's abdication creates a power vacuum, which overwriting rushes to fill.
|
|
"Virtually anything you can imagine creates opportunity to monetize," Edelman said.
|
|
That's what we need, and with his speed, he creates havoc.
|
|
When groomed, their fur creates an adorable halo around their heads.
|
|
In a way it kind of creates a form of insanity.
|
|
"Hearing them speak creates a dialogue, a conversation," Ms. Golbin said.
|
|
The deal creates a new entity, Zotye Ford Automobile Co. Ltd.
|
|
So whatever protest creates an answer, that's a protest that works.
|
|
The music creates that world, Jackson's magical kingdom, a poison paradise.
|
|
This, he says, creates a permanent audit trail of the process.
|
|
Fourth, coal is an obsolete technology that creates no new jobs.
|
|
The company creates immersive, multimedia experiences for audiences of all ages.
|
|
This corporate anonymity creates a host of problems large and small.
|
|
This distrust creates more, not less, danger for mothers and babies.
|
|
The Russia investigation creates an Armageddon moment for the Trump presidency.
|
|
It also creates a post of vice president and a senate.
|
|
What's more, rationing foreign currency creates the wrong type of competition.
|
|
Humiliation is a destabilizing emotion; it creates rocket fuel for revenge.
|
|
It's benefiting from the chaos that social media creates, I think.
|
|
Once we start messaging them, it creates more of a network.
|
|
This creates an incentive for the government to delay the vote.
|
|
Nathan Shields creates beautiful pancakes inspired by animals and popular fandoms.
|
|
The combination creates ideal conditions for the Zika virus to spread.
|
|
Even a small rise in expenses creates stress on her budget.
|
|
That creates a competitive disadvantage that is nearly impossible to overcome.
|
|
That creates more demand than supply, which shoots stock prices higher.
|
|
"This futuristic bookshop creates a unique and immersive environment for reading."
|
|
"The house a woman creates is a Utopia," wrote Marguerite Duras.
|
|
The decree creates a "special regime" in the sector until Dec.
|
|
"I've been trying to figure out what creates apathy," he said.
|
|
Where do they come from, and what creates and launches them?
|
|
Fractional licensing creates numerous problems and opportunities to game the system.
|
|
But this creates a real unknown factor to the USMCA debate.
|
|
He provokes no moral disappointment, because he creates no moral expectations.
|
|
It's simple science: exercising creates endorphins and endorphins make us happy.
|
|
The rule creates tension between two groups Trump views as supporters.
|
|
That extremist passion, however, creates the danger of a political backlash.
|
|
What do you get when McDonald's creates a Hot Pockets spinoff?
|
|
This creates a robust, warm layer of water atop the sea.
|
|
"That creates a potentially challenging backdrop" to the IPO, he said.
|
|
We hope Pelosi creates the committee -- and believe that she will.
|
|
The curve controls the pitch, and the merest wobble creates vibrato.
|
|
Their genesis creates self-imposed deadlines that favor action over accuracy.
|
|
For some of those on the move, migration creates new problems.
|
|
Even the way Mr. Journe creates a new watch defies convention.
|
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It creates a lot more awareness for us as a company.
|
|
Instead, fixating on achievement creates all sorts of problems for kids.
|
|
CEO Stan Gearson told Insider it creates a more "human" experience.
|
|
That creates an air bubble that helps the array to float.
|
|
Read on to find out how Watts creates these intricate mazes.
|
|
The interaction between the wind and the ocean surface's creates friction.
|
|
The CREATES Act remedies one such abuse of a regulatory system.
|
|
On a policy level, this creates several issues for the Fed.
|
|
Because, just like Newton once said, every action creates a reaction.
|
|
Just as increasing temperature creates vapor bubbles, so does decreasing pressure.
|
|
If he keeps doing that he creates more space for everybody.
|
|
This also creates a problem under the separation of powers doctrine.
|
|
The patchwork of state and local laws creates barriers to innovation.
|
|
One area for action that he mentioned was the Creates Act.
|
|
Kubilay Yigit: The situation in Turkey creates a lot of struggles.
|
|
If nature creates an order, our politics should mirror that order.
|
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The anxiety such a thing creates is not benign, he says.
|
|
Now, the mirror catches the reflection, and creates a convincing composite.
|
|
This creates a dataset—a unique fingerprint of the individual's memory.
|
|
And that fear creates an opening for attacks from other candidates.
|
|
At the same time, RE7 creates and then stays within borders.
|
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Violence creates a state of chaos and helps Daesh to expand.
|
|
Using the same methodology, "Quick Actions" creates shortcuts for regular activities.
|
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The wildly popular Baking Show deliberately creates a sense of community.
|
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The sun and Jupiter's connection creates an inspiring energy today, Aquarius.
|
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That creates a healthier culture for our country as a whole.
|
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That's what creates this problem of not knowing who to believe.
|
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The packaging is hard to recycle and creates excess waste.5.
|
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She creates tightly wound arpeggios that are just as quickly deconstructed.
|
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Well, a handgun creates a lot more difficulties with the law.
|
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Fourth, don't make demands; ask questions, which creates discussion and empathy.
|
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TECHNOLOGY, THE ADVANCE OF TECHNOLOGY, CREATES THAT KIND OF INCOME BIFURCATION.
|
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What you say when you talk to yourself creates your attitude.
|
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That creates political discontent in countries such as Japan and Switzerland.
|
|
The paperwork alone creates a massive backlog at local buildings departments.
|
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Anonymity creates a sense of safety that recovering addicts desperately need.
|
|
Explain that the excessive use of water creates a safety hazard.
|
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But when you're there for seven hours, it creates a community.
|
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And who could be against that if it creates more jobs?
|
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It's the subtle interplay between light and dark that creates appeal.
|
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Each creates its own world, full of surprises and multiple rewards.
|
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"When you arrive, it creates a sense of drama," she said.
|
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There's a shutter system that creates shadow with an overhead awning.
|
|
Once again, I don't know who creates a story like that.
|
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But this contradiction in state and federal laws creates other problems.
|
|
This kind of congressional uproar creates a major problem for Sessions.
|
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She creates images that have clarity without sacrificing ornamentation and joy.
|
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That creates plenty of incentive to cut costs and increase revenue.
|
|
It calls business "a noble vocation", especially if it creates jobs.
|
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It creates an instant divide, the surrogates and those using them.
|
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In all these sports, there's a human element that creates suspense.
|
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The pair's approach starts with material objects that Ms. Djurberg creates.
|
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Fighting fake news with more fake news only creates mass confusion.
|
|
It creates Bitmoji-like selfie stickers based on users' real photos.
|
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Tourism creates millions of jobs in places starved for economic development.
|
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The feature creates an elegant space through which air can whoosh.
|
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The sea creature, by snapping its claws, creates tiny underwater explosions.
|
|
For such a small, simple instrument, it creates a wild atmosphere.
|
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But this creates a special kind of pressure on the Raptors.
|
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Lack of trust creates a heavy debt that eventually comes due.
|
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Crop burning creates a quarter of Delhi's air pollution in winter.
|
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It creates the illusion that this is a living breathing world.
|
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Wayne doesn't just rap words, he creates new forms of expression.
|
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All this creates a tendency to fall back on preexisting beliefs.
|
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That's the stuff that ... The efficiency that creates income inequality sometimes.
|
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" But anything that creates discomfort, she said, "makes officials here nervous.
|
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Which creates looming questions: How do you make money off messaging?
|
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And that creates a buying opportunity for bargain hunters right now.
|
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That creates further opportunity for these looks to come to life.
|
|
But the rush to interpret the data also creates new risks.
|
|
And yet the connection is real — and creates an enormous threat.
|
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But this only creates the appearance of intimacy, not its reality.
|
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That creates a cycle that amplifies the climate crisis, Briner said.
|
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I think our generation voluntarily creates many sexual barriers—especially women.
|
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Instead, the present targeting strategy creates a false sense of security.
|
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But I really enjoy it, because it creates something really cozy.
|
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This creates a strong barrier to the production of generic vaccines.
|
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Because it creates huge pressure to offer zero-commission stock trades.
|
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It's a harrowing tale about how media transformation creates global vulnerabilities.
|
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In any event, all this creates more uncertainty for election outlooks.
|
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"A store is like a family, it creates community," says Cornejo.
|
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"Answering questions like that creates news that shouldn't exist," he said.
|
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These two are chalk and cheese, which creates a simple dynamic.
|
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This creates a powerful sense of cohesion, harmony and group think.
|
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It creates a mathematical representation, or vector, that identifies a bassoon.
|
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The sequel creates opportunities for new storylines — and sweet new love.
|
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Defenders of EB-5 say it fosters investment and creates jobs.
|
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But the landscape also creates a broad range of visual options.
|
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The researchers say this method creates "very deceptive" audio-visual results.
|
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This creates an opportunity to add value as a freelance resource.
|
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The 15-person startup creates robotics that fabricate and assemble rebar.
|
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It is the same fear that creates segregation in NYC schools.
|
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The broader issue is whether A.I.-enabled technology creates good jobs.
|
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It tries the player's patience, creates a constant sense of unease.
|
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"A #POTUS whose name alone creates division and anger," Bryant said.
|
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It creates a split inside the viewer that Tarantino exploits ruthlessly.
|
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Human activity is driving Earth's temperature up, which creates serious threats.
|
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It creates winners who don't reflect the will of the majority.
|
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"That creates an incredible amount of fear," he told the audience.
|
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Doing so, Foucault Welles says, creates a continual discourse between communities.
|
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There is no end to the spiral where hatred creates hatred.
|
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That's what creates $351 billion worth of GDP over ten years.
|
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Typically Apple (AAPL) creates fanfare around the arrival of new hardware.
|
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Spaceflight creates a stressful environment for the astronauts, awakening dormant viruses.
|
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All the uncertainty creates confusion, anxiety and a feeling of powerlessness.
|
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And it creates a fluid, moving, three-dimensional illusion of texture.
|
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Both sides have rejected that idea, but it creates an opening.
|
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"This is a ruling that creates irreparable damage," Ms. Borras said.
|
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The system also creates a profile with every first-time reservation.
|
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And that has -- and that kind of an environment creates populism.
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Now with Threads, Close Friends creates the foundation for something different.
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"Economic growth creates lots of revenues," he told the Financial Times.
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" He comes to sense that "only democratic politics creates people equal.
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A criminal record creates barriers to housing, education, and certainly employment.
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"It is sex that creates, rules and ruins history," Kramer writes.
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"It creates such a juicy and luscious surface finish," Lamb says.
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"It creates such a juicy and luscious surface finish," Lamb says.
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Navajo Artist Creates Controversial Pro-Palestinian Mural on Santa Fe's Eastside
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First, Salomon creates a running shoe made entirely out of TPU.
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Anything that creates doubt among your base supporters can be problematic.
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But the fix they chose creates more problems than it solves.
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In a controlled world, this lack of control creates expressive wonder.
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It's the loneliness part that creates the most conventionally dynamic scenes.
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These strips detect ketones, substances your liver creates when processing fat.
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MELINDA HUNT, PEEKSKILL, N.Y. The writer creates art for public spaces.
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It reduces our environmental footprint in the area and creates jobs.
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LIESMAN: DO YOU HAVE CONCERN, THOUGH, THAT IT CREATES POLITICAL OPPOSITION?
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Worse, it creates animosity between the groups where none need exist.
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Simply informing them about these misperceptions creates marked decreases in animosity.
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This creates two other luxuries, according to Margie: privacy and views.
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The House bill creates a separate small-business tax rate structure.
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A recent production frenzy creates another wild card for the deal.
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"It creates tremendous uncertainty and impacts different people differently," he said.
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The obsession with suppression creates problems for nature and man alike.
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The reaction generates heat, which creates steam that turns a turbine.
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That creates room for Kroger to sell advertising space to brands.
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Outdoor recreation generates $887 billion annually and creates 7.6 million jobs.
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The versatility of recycled water as a resource creates great opportunity.
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That creates shame and is not helpful for someone's spiritual growth.
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Once inside, the instructor burns CS tablets, which creates the gas.
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Rising costs for extracurriculars creates a divide between economically diverse families.
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Album The photographer Devin Yalkin creates images of a dreamlike city.
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Nothing creates more opportunities than adopting the mindset of a student.
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It creates a scenario where the fox is guarding the henhouse.
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Conversely, cutting taxes creates wealth that would not otherwise be created.
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It also creates another potential problem for the GOP: budget deficits.
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In turn, this creates a signal that the telescope can track.
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History shows that well-tailored regulation drives innovation and creates jobs.
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Controversy isn&apost necessarily a bad thing, and it creates awareness.
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Writing creates a type of good luck known as Opportunity Luck.
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This environment creates a significant financial barrier for many rural facilities.
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The world we live in creates new forms and breeds fragmentedness.
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If successful, it creates not just employment, but an image benefit.
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The fragmentation brought about by farming creates isolated patches of forest.
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It also states that uncertainty creates a "challenging environment" for innovators.
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Who, one wonders, are the guys for whom Ms. Nichanian creates?
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Providing the Grinch a poignant back story creates its own quandary.
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The thing about the welfare state is that it creates beneficiaries.
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But reducing tariffs creates momentum for tearing down other trade restraints.
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She creates magic for other people and herself on the regular.
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It creates the impression that they're more powerful than they are.
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We blame one another — that creates running room for North Korea.
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That creates margin pressure and could push retailers to raise prices.
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This creates a mishmash of different rules and regulations among states.
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It instead creates unnecessary drama every time we arrive at it.
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There is an animal instinct force in humans that creates passion.
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"Purple Spine" creates an upward rising composition of psychedelia and spaciness.
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By preserving the order of matches, it creates a digital edition.
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The suit creates uncertainty about Mr. North's future at the organization.
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The unknowability of Trump's incoming administration creates incentives for unorthodox diplomacy.
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But, really, it's all about the crazy cats that it creates.
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"Once Trump creates an enemy, that will probably linger," says Koger.
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"It creates these visual collapses of foreground and background," says Kiernan.
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What creates the complication and the conditions is the crisis moment.
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This creates the phenomena that can be referred to as empathy.
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It creates a criminal record, for starters, unlike a civil case.
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Phelps said Heineken 0.0 creates more opportunities to enjoy beer's taste.
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Yet all the clamour for easing creates risks policymakers will disappoint.
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More than anything else, the numbness that Trump creates frightens me.
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The context he creates for viewing is playful, funny, and absurd.
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And video and photos creates an opportunity to do that. Sure.
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This creates a trickle-down effect, where a government and a presidential campaign that de-emphasizes the importance of data privacy for the public in turn creates a public that feels apathetic toward the whole concept.
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"[Today] we want to have a quick process of change that gives us economic return, not social return: you make a multi-storey building that creates more economic return but it creates no social change," he said.
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Vetherapy: Vetherapy creates novel stem cell therapies for cats, dogs and horses.
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In people without concussion, this kind of behavior creates depression and anxiety.
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He creates individual works, but they function as parts of larger systems.
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It turns out that changing magnetic field also creates an electric potential.
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For any assignment, the Ixxéo team creates between 2,000 and 5,000 names.
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We need it because consolidation creates a few winners economically amid many
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It creates a good vibe, and you feel at home in there.
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The kind of crisis that creates fertile ground for cynicism and discouragement.
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Obviously, that creates demand well in excess of already heavy cellphone use.
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So it creates this atmosphere where—as people of color—we're suspicious.
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All because the network creates premium content that's fun to watch.[Variety]
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A scientist in the Kupol laboratory creates samples of the precious metal.
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She doesn't rip off other artists — she creates and is so original.
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Adam Heath creates abstract and immersive GIFs with a sci-fi bent.
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When you combine all of these ingredients, it creates a combustible situation.
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Basically, it creates little electromagnetic waves and you get to surf them.
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Animation is a space of total liberty where the artist creates everything.
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Each one, each provision, creates a fight, with visible winners and losers.
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Considering the offensive soundbites The Donald usually creates, this was rather disappointing.
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The U.S. online retailer creates jobs up and down their supply chain.
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The fabric's jacquard weave creates an almost imperceptible roughness in the surface.
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One Orlando company, brandVR, creates virtual reality experiences at Kennedy Space Center.
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The feature creates Bitmoji-like selfie stickers based on users' real photos.
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He creates exquisite paintings and art books, which he digitizes for sale.
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That's a good thing, because it creates job opportunities for more people.
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Their bottling company, Kush Bottles, creates packaging solutions for the marijuana industry.
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This overabundance of good feelings often creates an artificial almost creepy aspect.
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But the sheer versatility of neural networks also creates their emerging danger.
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The wireless access point the toy creates during configuration is also unencrypted.
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The online public ledger creates a permanent and unchangeable record of transactions.
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New-York based EON also creates and manages digital identities for retailers.
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The division of the book into thematic sections creates a jagged structure.
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Yet all the clamour for easing creates risks the Fed will disappoint.
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This reading, countered James Feldman, "creates anomalies that are impossible to explain".
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That creates a space that advertisers are hungry to leverage, he said.
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The gig economy also creates paid employment that would not otherwise exist.
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This designation of "international" creates an implied they and an implicit us.
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Once you get accustomed to it, this structure creates a pleasing rhythm.
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The other thing I do think it creates is more reactive coverage.
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Let's talk about what creates a powerful culture and a happy culture.
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"What that does is it creates an amazing acoustic sound," he continues.
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The wide range of interviewees creates a sense of community and commonality.
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Either that, or she's put on a wig that creates that appearance.
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The app creates chat rooms for every class offered at a school.
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It's a classic position that creates an ultimate pairing: intimacy and eroticism.
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The January 15th game creates a sense of quiet contemplation about death.
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The extended release generates headlines, breaks records, and creates piles of money.
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Living in a more cognitively complex world creates more cognitively complex creatures.
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I'm not a craftsman or a factory worker who creates a product.
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The yard backs up against an elementary school, which creates additional problems.
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Davidson said that move creates ambiguity that also requires an immediate lawsuit.
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Pallotta now believes Roma creates more content than most of its peers.
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I think it's fantastic, but it creates a whole new viewer experience.
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This creates additional pressure on those who are just starting their business.
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This creates areas of low oxygen where fish and shellfish can't survive.
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Anger in men or women, put in a positive way, creates things.
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Fortunately, for every problem modern capitalism creates, modern capitalism offers a solution.
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Labe creates visualizations of Arctic sea ice in digestible animated GIF format.
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That creates a lot of opportunity for metadata to be submitted incorrectly.
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In Tang Da Wu's "Gully Curtains" (1979), the natural environment creates temporality.
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All of this creates a vacuum that other decentralized apps are filling.
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A company creates millions of smart contracts for a few pennies each.
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"Using contrasting colors creates dimension, making your brows stand out," he says.
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A few smudges of the pigmented cream creates the softest burgundy eye.
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Susan Margolin is a freelance writer who creates data-driven corporate content.
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"The release amplifies emotions, and creates a feedback loop," Dr. Verdolin says.
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He considers that to be a rational sell-off that creates opportunity.
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This creates even more dissatisfaction and threatens to trigger a vicious circle.
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The bill authorizes $181 million a year for new programs it creates.
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In total, that drivetrain creates 434 kilowatts of power, or 590 horsepower.
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The London DJ creates a compelling mix full of reggaeton and grime.
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This creates an immense challenge for many who don't have any savings.
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It's a small change, but it immediately creates a sense of intimacy.
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This only creates further distractions, and there wasn't any need for it.
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That creates a potential snag: people may travel more, making congestion worse.
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"You can imagine the pressure this 30-day deadline creates," Troadec said.
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But in the process it also creates some very pretty images, too.
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He argues that sustainability is good for shareholders because investment creates growth.
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That creates the danger that Mr Kim might miscalculate, with catastrophic consequences.
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The notion also creates a compelling battlefield for the upcoming third season.
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That radiation creates powerful oxidants that would likely destroy any living cells.
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That creates a more intimate relationship than most fans have with stars.
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We only do snacks and small plates, which creates a sharing style.
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Keeping a smart balance between "me" and "we" creates a healthy equilibrium.
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"It creates a dew effect if you don't have highlighters," she says.
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I love this because it creates equality in the image-making process.
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It creates a barrier to engagement, retention, and growth for competing companies.
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The coca boom creates huge problems for Colombia's conservative president, Iván Duque.
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The research also creates a massive data set that has biotechnological implications.
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By night, he creates playful electronic "pop ballads" full of synthesized soundscapes.
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Technology drives waves of innovation, which in turn creates high-paying jobs.
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That creates security issues, though, so Yarn does not have this feature.
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Combined with a young man's testosterone, it creates a toxic, combustible mix.
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He creates objects of intended contradictions: sleek and imperfect, refined and whimsical.
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The star gets "spaghettified," and after several orbits creates an accretion disc.
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So he creates a narrative that is notionally true, that's conceptually true.
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This creates a distortion pattern, which carries up to the water's surface.
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An environment that creates harmful body image issues for still-growing teenagers.
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She creates order, ends fights, and puts the guys in their place.
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Altheide says this creates a narrative that is almost like a religion.
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The result: A fast and furious approach that creates impressionistic, graphic visuals.
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The oil and gas industry creates a vital economic bloodline through Oklahoma.
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Because they have business before the federal government, that creates more conflicts.
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Every bird creates its eggs in a stretchy tube called the oviduct.
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The addition of music and sound effects creates a fully immersive experience.
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That monetization creates a new labor market for these sorts of consultants.
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Scroll down to see how she creates some of our favorite masterpieces.
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Many fret that AI could destroy jobs faster than it creates them.
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It creates this stripe world that reveals only 30% of the photo.
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Brexit eliminates an ally, but creates an opportunity to take the initiative.
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The candidates are more literally face-to-face, which always creates fireworks.
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We think it creates a lifetime value advantage over the other players.
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This creates a coral reef effect to her already natural curl pattern.
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Security is friction; it slows revenues and creates heartburn for product development.
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The command essentially creates a new user and enables the VPN tunnel.
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This creates a bottleneck that likely discourages most casual users from reporting.
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"Technology also creates new work opportunities while disrupting existing ones," Uber said.
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When polygamy creates a shortage of brides, it massively inflates this brideprice.
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I don't know anybody who creates chords and progressions like David does.
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It immediately updates any outfit and creates an effortless yet stylish look.
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Yes, it definitely creates the hot-take, militant... You came in today.
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"It creates a retinal detachment that looks like a blister," Neitz says.
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However, some argue that this creates a purely cosmetic sense of progress.
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Controversy has been courted, and this creates potential problems for both sides.
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This creates a danger that a falling stock price becomes self-reinforcing.
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What creates growth, generating good-paying jobs that reduces the national debt.
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It creates a three-year period in which the resignation could occur.
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It basically creates collections of photos around a certain time or location.
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Step 7: Roll the elastic under until it creates your desired length.
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German artist Diane Scherer creates low-relief sculptures made from plant roots.
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Listening is love, and it naturally creates bonds of empathy and support.
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Under ordinary conditions, this oxidative process creates chemically reactive molecules containing oxygen.
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Because its technology which creates the major changes in our daily lives.
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Yet that freedom is highly regulated, and inevitably creates a political elite.
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When it dries, it creates a base for actual hair-like strokes.
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The 120fps creates a different, but equally effective result during Lynn's flashbacks.
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She creates her unique paintings by dotting, dabbing and flicking the brush.
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The filter that popularity creates can be more detrimental later in life.
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The resentments that it creates are a threat to the EU, too.
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By setting a high target, China creates two dangerous temptations for itself.
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Unicode, which creates the emojis for iPhones, however, does not have one.
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Democrats hope Minter can overcome any drag Shumlin creates on the ticket.
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The artificial intelligence creates "digitally generated memetic collages" as a coping mechanism.
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This also creates an anaerobic environment so little decomposition happens without oxygen.
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It creates a backdrop you can wrap around yourself like a blanket.
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But the decision to offer speedier shipping creates a lot of challenges.
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It also creates an incentive to build new wind and solar plants.
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Instead it is working with China-based Flymi, which creates the devices.
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The slim majority creates a very narrow, almost nonexistent path to victory.
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It creates phony drama by treating minor disagreements as world ending clashes.
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This approach creates a sustainable cycle of growth, loyalty, retention, and profitability.
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What the waiver does: Creates a market with only one insurance plan.
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In addition to her restoration work, she creates custom editions and boxes.
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"If Bernie was the nominee, I think creates a challenge," said Sen.
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The deal creates a broad coalition against President Tayyip Erdogan's ruling alliance.
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The process sucks up CO2 and water and creates hydrogen and bicarbonates.
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It creates an attraction, which, in a human being, translates as desire.
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The development also creates complications for investors trying to track retail activity.
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It's weird but it creates a conversation that otherwise may never happened.
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The U.S. is now officially spending beyond the means our economy creates.
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On the other, it is threatened by the ructions that liberalisation creates.
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The artist creates her portraits by first tracing the silhouette in black.
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Political satire unintentionally creates misperceptions in readers and viewers all the time.
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The stress that debt creates can poison the rest of your life.
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And warming creates deadlier heat waves, more intense drought and so on.
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It's agile, it creates reports, and editing entries and categories is easy.
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The constitutional process creates binding obligations that are based in broad consensus.
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It's difficult to describe in words the effects that this app creates.
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Selling during periods of weakness in the market creates a guaranteed loss.
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What is the big breakthrough that digital creates in a spectrum environment?
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It creates tons of mucus and tons of dryness in the area.
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Already today, Facebook, the world's most popular media company creates no content.
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Still, critics may argue that granting Congress nuclear authority creates serious uncertainty.
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Instead, he simply creates visions of nature as he enjoys experiencing it.
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It also creates lopsided friendships, with one person doing all the giving.
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It's like a traditional speaker, but it creates a very targeted sound.
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First, having only one institution provide all the marijuana creates a bottleneck.
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Ziazi creates her illustrations primarily through analogue mediums like gouache and inks.
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Like Burial, Hynes creates a sense of being alone yet also surrounded.
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In his songs, he creates vivid characters that embody precise social critiques.
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In other words, the tutorial creates insecurity where there wasn't insecurity before.
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That, for many people inside VR, creates all kinds of nauseating symptoms.
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It's nice to see brands recognize that retouching creates impossible beauty standards.
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The biggest problem with the CREATES Act, however, is the penalty provisions.
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Every time a driver enters a building, Latch creates a traceable record.
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"This bill creates a path to move forward on air quality," Rep.
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It creates an essential audit trail in the case of a recount.
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