You have turned over the entire American education system — we have cut out art, we have cut out history, we have cut out music.
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Cam is not cut out for kidnapping — he's barely cut out for convenience-store shopping.
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"They're going to cut me open, cut out the tumor, cut out my jaw bone," he explains.
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There's not much evidence that its patchy pitch can work: cut out middle-men, cut out unions, automate building materials production, ???
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Cut out middlemen like these guys Cut out middlemen like these guys Digital-first (and sometimes digital-only) brands can benefit from nimble supply chain maneuvering.
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Andrew Levin, a professor of economics at Dartmouth College, said digital currencies could cut out middlemen and banks, meaning fewer people taking a cut out of transactions.
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You'll need to save where you can, cut out unnecessary expenses (cut out cable, and make your own coffee), and generally pay much attention to the money going out.
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Winston may have his work cut out for him.
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" The audio cut out, and the audience chanted, "Bernie!
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Let's cut out the middleman and make this result automatic.
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I wanted to cut out one rank from the hierarchy.
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Creagan said Hawaiians need more help to cut out smoking.
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David Cassidy's daughter, Katie, was cut out of his will.
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I don't know if everyone is cut out for it.
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You can watch the moment that it cut out here.
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Yet the new boss will have his work cut out.
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The airlines certainly have their work cut out for them.
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Will pulls ahead, only to have his light cut out.
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Want to cut out paper altogether and save on postage?
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I'm tired already, but I'm trying to cut out coffee.
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We've cut out the ending, but - WARNING – it's distressing. pic.twitter.
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Pompeo seems to have his work cut out for him.
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They get sort of cut out of the equation. Right.
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"We've cut out a bunch of the middlemen," he says.
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You don't have to cut out all the fun stuff.
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Some people just weren't cut out for the Upside Down.
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A paring knife is included to cut out any blemishes.
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If so, they probably would've cut out the Nazi bit.
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And we did cut out some data and dumped it.
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Clearly, the heroes have their work cut out for them.
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Majority Leader McConnell has his work cut out for him.
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She's all like, Badison threatened to cut out my thyroid!
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But she also had her work cut out for her.
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Some customers get lower prices because they cut out coupons.
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But why should stylists be cut out of the action?
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So you guys have your work cut out for you.
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McGrath will have her work cut out for her, however.
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From there, you can cut out the shapes you need.
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"I think we have our work cut out for us."
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Now it is starting to cut out the middle man.
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Cut out exercise — as long as you don't get fat.
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Dishonest media cut out 9 of her 10 minutes. Terrible!
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He was not cut out for a part in Camelot.
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Organized labor has its work cut out for it, though.
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It's all cut out, especially if you're using noise cancellation.
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This should help cut out some of those nasty surprises.
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"We have our work cut out for us," he said.
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With Cohen, Davis has his work cut out for him.
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But not all penguins are cut out to be parents.
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"I've got my work cut out for me," he said.
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Why did you decide to cut out the exculpatory language?
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Mehas has his work cut out for him, analysts say.
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But the second part of the sentence got cut out.
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"They've got their work cut out for them," he concluded.
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Banks might seem like they are being cut out here.
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It lasted four ... No. I cut out after four years.
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Step 6: Cut out the tough core from each piece.
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But they certainly have their work cut out for them.
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Ms. Conway will have her work cut out for her.
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The paper leaf and petal are cut out using machines.
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For years, I believed I wasn't cut out for it.
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Then the lights cut out, and everything fell into darkness.
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So we absolutely have our work cut out for us.
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Glover believes Khan has his work cut out for him.
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Not everyone is cut out to work in that environment.
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For an easier tree shape, cut out a simple triangle.
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"People in the old nobility feel cut out," Strauss says.
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It's unclear why Hotstar cut out any of these parts.
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Mr. Bell will have his work cut out for him.
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You can just cut out the thing that doesn't work.
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When dieters cut out gluten, they sometimes risk nutritional problems.
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It was doable, but only if I cut out food.
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China has its work cut out to find a solution.
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Cut out flowers decorated shoulders of coats and flat headpieces.
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The image here is that shadow cut out and preserved.
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Your tongue could still be cut out, your windows smashed.
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All of that political bullsh-- needs to be cut out.
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He said the oxygen cut out five times on Friday.
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But communication cut out at an altitude of 1.3 miles.
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Alexander knows he has his work cut out for him.
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"We have our work cut out for us," Walker said.
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Seams are unbearable, and tags need to be cut out.
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Some people are just not cut out for that risk.
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Democrats see him as a cut out in Trump's conspiracy.
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He isn't cut out for the world of controversial ideas.
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The lawyers certainly have their work cut out for them.
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Designer Ian Callum had his work cut out for him.
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I'm not cut out to share a life with somebody.
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Mr. Futerfas certainly has his work cut out for him.
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I'm not sure if I'll ever cut out alcohol entirely.
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Related: Cut-Out Collages Turn Medical Magazines into 'Lord of the Flies' Characters Digital Flower Collages Capture Anti-Trump Protest Chaos Ghostface Killah and Wax Tailor Get Animated in Paper Cut-Out Music Video
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Anyone who does will have their work cut out for them.
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Cut out any greasy stuff you might otherwise indulge yourself in.
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The fear is that Amazon will somehow cut out the middlemen.
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Eventually, Hansmeier and Steele realized they could cut out the middlemen.
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Gazes are left vacant by eyes painted over or cut out.
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With Differential Privacy it seems Apple cut out the middle step.
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"Going to have my work cut out for me," said Anderson.
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Sorry, wooly rhinos, you just weren't cut out for this world.
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Prosecutors acknowledge that they have their work cut out for them.
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It is not clear as to why he was cut out.
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Digital marketers have their work cut out for them these days.
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Jenna Dewan x Danskin cut-out mesh sports bra, $35; danskin.
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Do people really cut out the apps that they don't need?
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Highlight: As Mr. Cruz began his speech, his microphone cut out.
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Cut out the daily coffee or concentrate on the big costs?
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We especially love these sleek and sexy mesh cut-out leggings.
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So I'm desperately worried about what's going to be cut out.
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To preserve the lake, environmentalists still have their work cut out.
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Cut out desired shapes using cookie cutters or a paring knife.
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The first step, she says, is to cut out processed foods.
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As you cut out alcohol, Wedeman advises sipping on something else.
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I ate nothing but whole foods, and I cut out carbs.
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American and Chinese trade negotiators thus have their work cut out.
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The tumor is being cut out right now with no anesthesia.
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I cut out the boots because it just was too much!
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Pregnant women have also been told to cut out all drinking.
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Paris Hilton rocked a Michael Costello cut-out dress in 2014.
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The other is, China clearly didn't want to be cut out.
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He's just got a lot of work cut out for him.
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But he has a lot more work cut out for him.
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This time around, however, Zuckerberg has cut out the media middleman.
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But she's not so sure she's cut out to be queen.
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Cut out the people in your life you can't rely on.
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Otherwise re-roll dough scraps to cut out more cookies. 5.
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The simplest answer, Carroll explained, was to cut out the middleman.
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The first step, she said, is to cut out processed foods.
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But it appears he's got his work cut out for him.
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They'll have their work cut out for them, there's no doubt.
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"It was a joke," Sanders added, before the feed cut out.
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Holder and his allies have their work cut out for them.
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The video feed cut out at the moment Justice is shot.
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It also cut out just about every middleman, including most retailers.
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Again, the idea is to cut out the middle person: you.
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But the Skopje government has their work cut out for them.
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We cut out the middlemen, so we do it for less.
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During another song, the power cut out — a regular Gaza occurrence.
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Also it was 'customized' with the sleeves cut out by me.
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The tech giants certainly have their work cut out for them.
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Did y'all hear he was almost cut out of Jurassic Park?
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I think I've got plenty of work cut out for me.
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We've seen drug baggies, Eric Koston, and cut-out gold fronts.
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When he arrived, his work was already cut out for him.
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Some of us aren't cut out for the high wire, Mac.
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"We recommend they cut out coffee completely," said Dr. De Latour.
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But that's not to say it should be cut out entirely.
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Moore and Barham had their work cut out for them, though.
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So Ms. Warren could have her work cut out for her.
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I cut out all caffeine, unnecessary as I'm told this is.
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"It was not work I was cut out for," she said.
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To that end, she has her work cut out for her.
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"They say they're not cut out for this," Ms. Mingus said.
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And cut out excess sugar in all your meals, said Rosenblatt.
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Uber's new top executive has his work cut out for him.
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Even if you don't cut out the booze, keep it reasonable.
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"The first thing I did was to cut out sugar," Mrs.
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And unfortunately, they cut out all those scenes from the show!
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O'Brien has her work cut out for her in that regard.
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Coley found and cut out a mass, but it grew back.
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It also cut out just about every middleman, including most retailers.
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Trump had her work cut out for her on the trip.
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The pulsating house music cut out with a scratchy vinyl zip.
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That experience told him he was not cut out to manage.
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In other words, they have their work cut out for them.
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So, yeah, the Tigers have their work cut out for them.
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What makes this company unique is that it cut out the florists.
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He has never wanted Chyna to be cut out of Dream's life.
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Tumblr blogs and cut out the middleman—or better yet, become the
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And sometimes I wonder, am I cut out for it or not?
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But the U.S.-educated former banker may have his work cut out.
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Every dog is perfect, some just aren't cut out for government work.
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If that holds true, Trump has his work cut out for him.
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Now a public company, Pinterest has its work cut out for it.
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First Pratt posted a series of selfies with Lawrence's face cut out.
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They'd cut out with an error or the app would just crash.
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Surgeons were about to cut out a cancerous growth in her stomach.
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The Sony buds cut out twice on a five-block-long stretch.
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"He has never wanted Chyna to be cut out of Dream's life."
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I cut out refined [carbs], and as much sugar as I could.
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Wouldn't it be easier if you could just cut out the competition?
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They may also cut out the risks around distracted and drowsy driving.
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My dermatologist would cut out the infected area and stitch me up.
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College can be challenging, but Ann, you're clearly cut out for UT!
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But there was always more to learn, and more to cut out.
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However, analysts believe Apple might have its work cut out in India.
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And boy, does Eddie Johnson have his work cut out for him.
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But some environmental campaigners said such trips should be cut out altogether.
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Think about what you can cut out to get to your goal.
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It's terrifying — and a bad time for Katie's connection to cut out.
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We evolve and we cut out things that don't work for us.
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I cut out coffee six months ago because it upset my stomach.
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Some people even cut out the shapes to make something three-dimensional.
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Kevin Spacey has been cut out and replaced in a major film.
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The Swiss-educated brat hardly seemed cut out to be a dictator.
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Cut out a piece and watch the reaction on your guests' faces.
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Slice pear vertically and cut out matching squares for topping the shots.
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In the meantime, federal regulators have their work cut out for them.
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But the subjects all lost weight even before they cut out carbs.
|
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I was sitting there feeling like my organs were being cut out.
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Reflecting back, I'm really glad I cut out alcohol for this month.
|
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Maybe he was not cut out for the scrutiny of New York.
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Tesla has its work cut out for it over the next decade.
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She made "Tablet 1" (1961), a square cut out of grooved plywood.
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The idea, with Surface Studio is to cut out that half step.
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Marilla is cut out of the PMSC, and the snub clearly stings.
|
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Marketing is expensive so Ali Abdullah wants to cut out the middlemen.
|
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He also says the stuff that was cut out ... isn't necessarily dead.
|
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Losing an election can mean being cut out of the spoils permanently.
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McConnell, a master tactician, will have his work cut out for him.
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We have our work cut out for us next week (against USC).
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Millionaires looking for love certainly have their work cut out for them.
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She didn't want to be cut out of our son's life, either.
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When Hemingway was successful, he cut out his mannerisms and self-pity.
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Even with more time, you learn how to cut out the fat.
|
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Americans' favorite investment has its work cut out for it this year.
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"I'm not cut out to be a senator," Hickenlooper said in February.
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As it stands, the protesters have their work cut out for them.
|
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Certain key advisers appear to have been cut out of the loop.
|
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They all say they have to downsize and cut out certain drugs.
|
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"I know that pump is going to cut out again," she said.
|
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He's not on the Finance Committee and says he feels cut out.
|
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"I think we should cut out this scene," I whine to Suzanne.
|
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El Chapo's lawyers will clearly have their work cut out for them.
|
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To fans' dismay, West's microphone cut out repeatedly during the short performance.
|
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What we got at 4YFN was cut-out pieces of cardboard signage.
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Some commentators say McGregor simply wasn't cut out for such welterweight matches.
|
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Other GOP senators said the proposal unfairly cut out lower-income taxpayers.
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But AMLO and his team have their work cut out for them.
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Might they, the middlemen and middlewomen, one day be cut out altogether?
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Patton cut out the abnormal-looking tissue then sewed up the hole.
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Either way, Ms. Wolf, 32, has her work cut out for her.
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EPA now has its work cut out for itself on Puerto Rico.
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Prefer to cut out the middleman and connect directly with other travelers?
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Does that unexpected silence at one point mean my headphones cut out?
|
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Democrats, who were cut out of negotiating that proposal, are panning it.
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Chuck Schumer have complained they are being cut out of the process.
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A switch to voluntary funding would cut out some of the drama.
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They miss people entirely; we don't cut out anyone out like that.
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Aly had cut out a rectangular flap to serve as a peephole.
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But he thinks Clinton and Sanders need to cut out their feuding.
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Why not cut out distributors completely by going straight to multiplex operators?
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" However, as Banister notes, "I'm not cut out for later stage investing.
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She had her work cut out for her, but she wasn't alone.
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The eyes are cut out and everybody is made to look pretty.
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Then I cut out the items at the bottom of my list.
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And then you were there, in the rift cut out of mountain.
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But not every worker is cut out for such an open community.
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Whoever takes over WeWork will have their work cut out for them.
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Line by line, we cut out anything we didn&apost absolutely need.
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Namely, even when MELK was cut out, the breast cancer cells proliferated.
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Cut out the conspiracy theories During the primary campaign, Trump suggested Sen.
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The INSIDER Summary:I cut out all added sugar for a whole week.
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Transfer each piece of bread and it's cut out onto individual plates.
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I guess I'm not cut out to be a fake news creator.
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A&F still has its work cut out to sustain a comeback.
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"I wasn't cut out to be a doctor; I was cut out to see a doctor," he told Michael Adno in an article, "This Man Is an Island," published this year in The Bitter Southerner, a digital magazine.
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And it's like, no, slow and steady wins the race, just cut out the fries, cut out the chips and you'll get to the place you want to get to, but you have to be realistic about it.
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Los Angeles Rams coach Jeff Fisher has his work cut out for him.
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But for now, he has his work cut out for him a bit.
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We're beginning to doubt that Chuck is cut out for this politician thing.
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It's fair, too, because good lord is Sakic not cut out for this.
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I'd need to cut out foods I love like chocolate and dried fruit.
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"I cut out a lot of meat," she says of her lifestyle change.
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Flour a 2-inch round cookie cutter, and cut out rounds of dough.
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The best way to do that, he says, is to cut out humans.
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If your first instinct is to just cut out the wayward nail — don't.
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The black rollneck featured large red lips cut out around the mouth area.
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The newest drop features cut-out stripes, raw seam detailing, and a snood.
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"Probably, I'd perhaps cut out the article into my wallet," Mr. Matzneff said.
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It wanted to cut out wasted travel, not to mention greenhouse gas emissions.
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Civic tech entrepreneurs and investors undoubtedly have their work cut out for them.
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Given the week's headlines, they certainly had their work cut out for them.
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If the drone ship is rocked hard enough, that connection will cut out.
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He knew he'd been cut out of the loop about the merger talks.
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Cut out three circles from black paper and tape them to your shirt.
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It seems that they had their work cut out for them during casting.
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These brands, including Gilly Hicks, still have their work cut out for them.
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As a WASP, I'd had engines cut out on me far too often.
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The scheme has helped cut out-of-pocket expenditure and improved health outcomes.
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It would cut out polling stations, which have a myriad of documented problems.
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This allows software in the accompanying SteelSeries app to cut out extraneous audio.
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The NCA expects more use of the dark web to cut out middlemen.
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For now, Mr. Sanders has his work cut out for him in Iowa.
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As a new streaming entrant, Quibi has its work cut out for it.
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Policymakers still have their work cut out helping women into the labour force.
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LONDON (Reuters) - "Girls aren't cut out for a career in science and technology".
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When you cut out all carbs, your calories naturally drop, driving weight loss.
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Users can adjust audio levels, cut out segments, or drop in background audio.
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With later pregnancies, mothers were less likely to cut out alcohol and breastfeed.
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You can cut out winking cookies, heart eyes, or a simple smiley face.
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So far this performance feels like something that was cut out of Stomp.
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Overall, Tyrese says he's fed up with being cut out of Shayla's life.
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The body was still wiggling when she began to cut out its organs.
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Milo is a young, outspoken gay man who cut out the media middleman.
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Whatever happens, AT&T has its work cut out for it going forward.
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Many of the images I cut out and then glued into my sketchbook.
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One day, I decided to cut out all carbs, caffeine, and fried foods.
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And I cut out one magazine subscription to save almost $100 a year.
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I've cut out crappy toys and my kids don't miss them that much.
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This is where U.S. Attorney Durham has his work cut out for him.
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"The next CEO will have his or her work cut out for them."
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But Amazon will almost definitely never cut out the USPS completely, experts emphasized.
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Sure, the house is cramped and sometimes the power and water cut out.
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Palestinians rejected it, arguing they were cut out of the process (NBC News).
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The U.S. Vice President has his work cut out for him in Asia.
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The boy wasn't cut out for the full-contact politics of King's Landing.
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The company, Brazil's dominant payment processor, has its work cut out for it.
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For the month of October, many others are planning to cut out meat.
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"I'm not cut out to be a senator," he told Politico last month.
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Noise-isolating headphones skip the fancy tech and cut out ambient noise naturally.
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The executive in charge of that has his work cut out for him.
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And the truth is not everyone is cut out to be a parent.
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Another is sheeted with unfinished plywood with circles cut out by a jigsaw.
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So, as the election neared, Nixon had his work cut out for him.
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But, as we have reported, Ryan has his work cut out for him.
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Finally I cut out four-fifths of it and it broke my heart!
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Do you still think you're "not cut out to be a single parent"?
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Have them cut out the events and sort them into the correct order.
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Remember two years ago when every shirt randomly had its shoulders cut out?
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He cut out a small portion of DNA from a gene called CCR5.
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You have to fast for a day and then cut out certain things.
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He has his work cut out for him after a winter of turmoil.
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WhatsApp and Skype calls are wonderful and clear but cut out a lot.
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It logged me off every time my phone idled, and cut out unexpectedly.
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Others assemble giant structures from ice blocks cut out of the Songhua River.
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What if a lot of these pieces aren't cut out for extended rotations?
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And if you cut out the hair wash, you can save 5 liters.
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But in this administration, General McMaster has his work cut out for him.
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Without any known medical records, they have their work cut out for them.
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Succession arguably has the most work cut out for it in this regard.
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To say McAleenan has his work cut out for him is an understatement.
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The bottom line is that Inslee has his work cut out of him.
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And Democrats, who were cut out of negotiations, will most likely oppose it.
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There are sharp points on its front, soft slopes around some keys, indents on the sides, and a weird asymmetrical slot cut-out seemingly for a 3x5 photo of your loving family (the cut-out is too wide for any photo).
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He hired children to carry fabrics, bring tea, and stack up cut-out fabric.
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Between now and its July release, Valerian has its work cut out for it.
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So instead of vowing to cut out sugar, work on making peace with it.
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"For women that are cut out for it, more power to them," she said.
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Outside his house, tourists come to take photos with a life-size cut out.
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Whoever wins the privilege of representing the region will have their work cut out.
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If managers wanted to cut out banks entirely, there is nothing technically stopping them.
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But do they think the state should cut out $450 million in excise taxes?
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She did, after all, make cut-out dresses and going out tops cool again.
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Kensuke Koike had a show of mesmerizing cut out postcards and other manipulated ephemera.
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Her series of gouache & vintage wallpaper cut out decoupages recast the muses of antiquity.
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I feel like my work is cut out for me with the show alone.
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The title, the story, and the cut-out technique are just in perfect harmony.
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The researchers cut out the parasites' digestive tracts and filtered them to extract DNA.
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He cut out carbohydrates and sugar, mainly eating eggs, lean meats and green vegetables.
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Surgeons removed two bullets from his abdomen and cut out 60cm of his intestine.
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" Teller got right on a strict diet for eight months, and "cut out everything.
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Cut out the chart background and the shapes for at least three consoles 3.
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But as ESA notes, Schiaparelli was nearly vertical when its thrusters cut out early.
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Finally, "evaluate your priorities and cut out the cruft from your life, " says Brandon.
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Petite folks have their work cut out for them when it comes to shopping.
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The huddles and other extraneous moments that NFL Films shot have been cut out.
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And when this audience is cut out the market, they also turn to piracy.
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You could cut out the intermediaries that had defined the industry before the internet.
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Go deeper: The push to get sports leagues to cut out junk food sponsors
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The hottest invention in biology, CRISPR allows scientists to cut out and replace genes.
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A virtual private network, or VPN, usually has its work cut out for it.
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Using a 1½-inch snowflake cookie cutter, cut out the center of large shapes.
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Place cut-out centers on another lined baking sheet to bake later, if desired.
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So, sometimes when carving, you'll cut out the spots that make the pumpkin unique.
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In addition to the weird twangs, Adele's audio also cut out during her song.
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Organizations like the World Health Organization explicitly state to cut out processed meats entirely.
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After all, even Tony Soprano's kids weren't cut out for life in the mob.
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"My f—— heart was cut out, my legs, my arms," Singer said, tearing up.
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Vanessa Hudgens had her work cut out for her at tonight's Billboard Music Awards.
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Polar bears are much more efficient creatures, and cut out all the middle steps.
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I've since cut out a lot of drinking, shitty food, and other unhealthy habits.
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It felt like whole stretches of the plot were cut out of the movie.
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Snap's Evan Spiegel has his work cut out to compete at the platform level.
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We're worried consumer will cut out added sugars and won't necessarily become more healthy.
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Photograph by Rebecca Fudala "You have your job cut out for you," Leitsch said.
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But Ms. Crane immediately saw another possibility: Why not cut out the doctor entirely?
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He cut out the brains of a dog and he found no soul there.
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Other restaurant chains are also investing in tech that could cut out human workers.
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When you get to a certain age, you cut out all the rubbish, yes?
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The "grille" of the vehicle also is cut out to resemble the pony car.
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Why would a company choose this alternate route and cut out the SEC's input?
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We all have our work cut out for us to revive our national civility.
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Using CRISPR, scientists can selectively cut out and replace tiny parts of DNA programming.
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My girlfriend Jessica spent many many hours helping me digitally cut out the backgrounds.
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Why should they be cut out of a system that they helped bring about?
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And then opioids can potentially be cut out of the recovery process almost entirely.
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I cut out all processed foods, cuz that stuff causes acidity in the body.
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Many photos improve instantly if you cut out distracting elements and tighten the framing.
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"They cut out her heart, her guts — they are cannibals," said Ms. De Virgilio.
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Big Little Lies The therapists of Monterey have their work cut out for them.
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"Had they done that, it would have cut out the MCAS input," he said.
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I pretended that I was okay with being cut out of our friend group.
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This was alluding to the Rembrandt paintings that were cut out of the frame.
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Separate analyses have suggested that OECD nations need to cut out coal by 2030.
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The Bluetooth cut out a few times, but we quickly reconnected and continued crooning.
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Here are seven things everyone can cut out of their life to reduce anxiety.
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If necessary, surgeons may cut out a portion of an intestine that was injured.
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Is Barrett cut out to be a franchise star the team can build around?
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Red card: A red shirt and a poster board with a rectangle cut out.
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Long silky gowns were draped at the front and cut out at the back.
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The victims were tightly harnessed inside the helicopter and had to be cut out.
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Some in the crowd held up cut-out sardines and the name caught on.
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" —Alonzo Wilson, founder of Tone House "Most resolutions focus on things to cut out.
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Using someone else's steering wheel, he said, cut out $1 million in testing costs.
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There are also other fees to cut out of your life, if you can.
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Cut out the commute and count on good work being delivered right at home.
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You can cut out white polka dots from construction paper to decorate the exterior.
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Some guests said that the power had abruptly cut out around 3:30 a.m.
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Judging by Mr. Trump's shutdown rhetoric, they've got their work cut out for them.
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They also aimed to cut out the distribution companies that rented films to theaters.
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Or to ask why the City Council was cut out of the planning process?
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Cut out sweets gradually, drink more water and take a brisk walk each evening.
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Its leaders are free to gut local institutions and cut out the state authorities.
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In other words, the longtime Expedia CEO has his work cut out for him.
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But in my sheer will to cut out sugar, I didn't think about that.
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You get a big cardboard box and you cut out one end of it.
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Amidst a barrage of eccentric cut-out animations, there is a point being made.
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"Firstly, they are cut out into different sizes, which are sewn together to make them thick and in layers, that they take the shape of a tunnel," he wrote, adding that the straps were cut out by hand but sewn by machine.
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I was disappointed that it cut out time I would have enjoyed at the pool.
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" Advises the Legally Blonde star, "So just cut out the middleman and take the drugs.
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The jigs outline the cancerous region that needed to be cut out, shown in green.
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Finrise — which employs just 10 people — has its work cut out of it, Smallwood acknowledges.
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Orders are farmed out to local shops anyway, so you can cut out the middleman.
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On several occasions Holloway even stepped deep and attempted to cut out the back leg.
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Now that doesn't mean you need to cut out video games completely, don't be silly.
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Some companies have gone private to cut out the cost of maintaining public stock listings.
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Police say Ochoa-Lopez was strangled and her unborn baby was cut out of her.
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Identify what you absolutely must have, using logic not emotion — then cut out the rest.
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But the former chief of the Madagascar Football Association will have his work cut out.
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Old people were reported to have suffocated to death after their hospital respirators cut out.
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I wasn't really cut out for the student lifestyle, just partying all that money away.
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They will have their work cut out, no matter which politicians are writing their paycheques.
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Both Akhtar and her sister had to be cut out from the vehicle, NJ.com reports.
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It was a surprisingly busy week, so we had our work cut out for us.
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Whoever ends up accepting the positions will certainly have their work cut out for them.
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Cut out the middleman by keeping a few bags at the bottom of the bin.
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Traditional database solutions like Oracle and SQL are just not cut out for the job.
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We will cut out the front of Armani trousers and put in a pregnancy panel.
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Limit or cut out processed meats, which can interfere with male fertility, according to research.
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They can then cut out those features in order to make it lighter, he said.
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Or, you can cut out your voice altogether and just listen in on the game.
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He's also had Ray J cut out most of his liquor, wine and junk food.
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And it seems from this report that they have their work cut out for them.
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"My Big Fat Greek Wedding" star Nia Vardalos was also cut out of the photo.
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The host had two cut-out face masks ready for her and Bell to use.
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Cuomo, likely following their advice to cut out certain local politicians from the negotiation process.
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So I did a whole month where I cut out grains and dairy and sugar.
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This Is Us doesn't need to cut out Kate's weight loss journey as a storyline.
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That appointment inspired him to cut out meat and start following a plant-based diet.
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"She came out so many times that were cut out of the video," she continued.
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And it cut out specific references to NantKwest's therapy, which is known as NK-473.
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Matter-of-factly, he agrees some people aren't cut out for this line of work.
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Both the Blaze and the Alta have their activity-tracking work cut out for them.
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He staggered from the ambulance after being cut out, bloodied, limping, and refusing all aid.
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Once I'm connected, though, everything seems to work great, and the earbuds seldom cut out.
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I cut out early to try to catch up on some sleep, and walk home.
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I conclude that he has his work cut out for him but he seems unconcerned.
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With blockchain, the middleman (in this case the escrow company) could effectively be cut out.
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And actually all of the women who are doing work in this got cut out.
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As you can see from this image ... they've got their work cut out for them.
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Maybe cut out a few characters and focus on the arcs that had a chance.
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I guess the cardboard cut-out is all we are going to get tonight, unfortunately.
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Other dresses had cut-out features as well as plenty of pleats for the evening.
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Due to the Obama administration's overly burdensome regulations, our work is cut out for us.
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The rank-and-file of the Law22019 newsroom have their work cut out for them.
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Millennials have their work cut out for them when it comes to prepping for retirement.
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Considerable effort will be needed to entirely cut out relationship and dependence on fossil fuels.
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Now cut out the iPhone entirely and put those experiences in a pair of glasses.
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To say that McGahn has his work cut out of him is, therefore, an understatement.
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" Finally, a reporter asked her, "Do you think you're just not cut out for this?
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At the upcoming G20 summit, world leaders will have their work cut out for them.
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The prospective builders of the TMT knew they had their work cut out for them.
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When proof of life is demanded, they threaten to cut out the Miller girl's tongue.
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So could you effectively "cut out" the DNA that causes particular inheritable illnesses in humans?
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I cut out all fruit and avoided foods like squash because of their carb content.
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They'd cut out clipping from newspapers and staple them to a three-by-five card.
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Others believe Trump will have his work cut out for him in pushing it forward.
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It can take hours to cut out a one-acre fire, even with multiple crews.
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"Look at the functions, then decide what you want to cut out," Mr. Clapper said.
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To cut out the middleman, AMLO decided his administration would buy directly from the firms.
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To say it has its work cut out for it would be putting it mildly.
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Getting cut out of that process remains one of the gravest concerns at the company.
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She cut out images from magazines, including lingerie ads in The New York Times Magazine.
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If they don't feel really driven then maybe they are not cut out for motherhood.
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Joycelyn and Azriel -- along with Kelly's anonymous friends -- have their work cut out for them.
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A box fan, when left on, would cut out in the middle of the night.
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Other advertisements cut out the middle man altogether and simply trash talked potential customers directly.
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The design is then cut out and baked and given to visitors as a souvenir.
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For now, though, I have my work cut out for me keeping this one alive.
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But he said he didn't like how the Senate was cut out of the process.
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Regardless of how much it serves my country, I'm actually not cut out for this.
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Someone has cut out a silhouette of a rat and pasted it onto a branch.
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It gives you the tools to cut out the excess and focus on what's important.
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But with the rise in illnesses, health officials want Americans to cut out vaping entirely.
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Critics said that Mr. Trump's comments to Mr. Comey effectively cut out the middle man.
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Communications cut out, and people gathered in the control room had tears in their eyes.
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These days, people don't just cut out alcohol because of addiction or for religious reasons.
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It's a strict schedule and Bi said that not everyone is cut out for it.
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"[Patrick] has his work cut out for him in introducing himself to voters," said Snow.
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This addicting costume includes a silver cut-out bodysuit with black spinners over your girlz.
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Amazon's wants to cut out the middleman (Instagram) and bring the influencers right to them.
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My recommendation would have been to keep those dishes simple and cut out the sauces.
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If unity is what he wants, Mr. Trump has his work cut out for him.
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Customers used it to cut out letters or for backgrounds for their signs, she said.
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But they aren't cut out to win the decarbonization game all on their own. Why?
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At their nadir, a leathered mummy, cut out and pasted, sits in a contorted heap.
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Turner was still alive when her unborn child was cut out of her and trampled.
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At the end of the process, Aguiñiga had to be cut out of the enveloping work.
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Can you cut out one expense for a month and save that money for the trip?
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It also struck a deal with Nike in 2017 to cut out third-party sneaker sellers.
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Turns out, West may not be cut out for the political life — because he hates it.
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You really cut out the fraud, waste, and abuse, and you really help directly to them.
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Cut out the coffee middleman and just sell the American public that "sponge cake flavor" directly?
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Sounds like Ryan Gosling's K and Harrison Ford's Deckard have their work cut out for them.
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"I didn't have posters of him, but I definitely had some cut-out pictures," Mara says.
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You're not cut out to go to the JD is what they're trying to tell you.
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It's possible, even likely, that I'm just not cut out to be a cold-blooded assassin.
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Evacuees in Beaumont civic center evacuation shelter use torches after the electricity cut out Thursday afternoon.
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Or a podiatrist might numb your toe and cut out the ingrown part of your toenail.
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If the 20 swimsuits ahead are any indication, the answer is a cut-out one-piece.
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With a recent revenue decline at Bottega Veneta, Lee has his work cut out for him.
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Lopez arrived sporting a sexy, metallic cut-out dress with a high slit along the leg.
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Use Christmas-shaped cookie cutters to cut out shapes and serve on top of hot chocolate.
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CRISPR/Cas9 makes it possible to cut out any specific gene and replace it with another.
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Life for the early Zionist settlers was hard, and he was not cut out for it.
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It'll have its work cut out for it when it comes to the inevitable N64 Classic.
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But when the speech was aired on TBN, that part of his speech was cut out.
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He alluded to hardliners last week as "those who cut out tongues and sewed mouths shut".
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The only thing they kind of cut out is, I'm a lot funnier in real life.
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Perhaps most disgusting of all, I cut out all my hair from the vacuum bristles. Blech!
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Thong underwear which I HATE can be used as a Cami-just cut out the crotch!
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Cut out 25 circles, using a 21-inch round cutter, and 212 (6×1-inch) strips.
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Like wearing a sheet over your head with eye-holes cut out for an entire movie.
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Cut each large circle out, then create a slit to cut out each center circle. 4.
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This would cut out atmospheric interference and give them a better view of these extreme phenomena.
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As you can see, it's cropped so that the Comedy Central logo has been cut out.
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The moderate centre therefore has its work cut out, and 2017 will be a crunch year.
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So the Democrats have a lot of work cut out for them in the coming week.
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By and large, they use this expanding range of tools to cut out less and less.
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The real open question is whether Chrome OS is cut out to work on a tablet.
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On March 30, the ACE Submarine cable cut out, dropping connectivity for much of West Africa.
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Meticulously cut-out figures and imagery from various pages are assembled into diorama-like 3D collages.
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Or is he a little-too-small chef pretending to be a large, cut-out sign?
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Her trainer's also helped the star cut out all the unhealthy foods she would snack on.
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Christopher Kane Rose Embroidered Cut Out Sweatshirt, $775 & Rose Tulle A-Line Skirt, $2,245 Buy It!
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If they stay in the shadows they will be cut out of formal firms' supply chains.
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It seems like every mom I've talked to has had to cut out dairy while breastfeeding.
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But meteorologists have their work cut out for them as they seek to improve tornado outlooks.
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I wanted to get a cut out to Berlin, Sundance, Toronto, Venice—all the big markets.
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The president was referring to how the tape cut out immediately after the discussion in question.
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Where Cook has his work cut out is in taking on Netflix, the video streaming company.
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Roll out to one quarter inch thick and cut out cookie shapes with cookie cutter. 3.
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Many of the cut-out shapes are sharp triangles, like a blade, evoking the scissor's sharpness.
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Instead of (literally) working around the campfire, Biolite is looking to cut out the smoke altogether.
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So why not cut out the boring stuff and have a big bowl of the good?
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In the Bears Ears region, a 1,000-year-old petroglyph was cut out with a hacksaw.
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If the consumer is not strong, for instance, people will cut out discretionary expenses like furniture.
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He actually carried a loaded gun on an airplane, which I cut out of the film.
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Slack has to figure out how to cut out the noise while still maintaining that simplicity.
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As we reported, Soiu threatened to use a scalpel to "cut out sin" in Gwyneth's body.
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By negotiating directly, Medicare can cut out the middleman and deliver billions in savings to consumers.
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Layered dresses in organza and tulle bore soft, romantic touches such as cut-out lace patterns.
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Kindbody is able to charge less for egg freezing because they've cut out operational inefficiencies, i.e.
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Paltrow testified that Soiu threatened to use a scalpel "to cut out sin" in her body.
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I can't wait to find out which stressful friends I should cut out of my life.
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The fast Frenchman rides a Specialized EVO saddle, which features a cut-out for added comfort.
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The four openings were cut out in April with drill hammers, and reinforced with steel beams.
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The U.S. is also pressing allies to cut out Iranian oil imports entirely by Nov. 4.
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"It was like sticking a head into a cut-out of a tsar," says Mr Gudkov.
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At the same time, not everyone is cut out to be in such a dominant position.
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Instead, there's a giant hole cut out in the back and you stick your head in.
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It was one of the first student loan refinancing banks to cut out fees in earnest.
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A related assignment was to draw and cut out Lincoln stovepipe hats from black construction paper.
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In December 2018, Newark hired a public-relationsThe group had its work cut out for it.
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If you're simply not cut out for one, don't spend years pining away for something else.
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The microphones cut out at the debate as NBC switched moderators halfway through Wednesday night's event.
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A Quinnipiac University poll from last week showed Nixon has her work cut out for her.
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Within 90 days, they got rid of most of their belongings and cut out the excess.
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They cut out all of the non-essential fluff, and still had an event to remember.
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This could let creators repurpose landscape videos without things getting awkwardly half cut out of frame.
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Startups cut out middlemen, build direct relationships, and pass the savings on to increasingly savvy customers.
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But suddenly, two of America's leading diplomats have had their knees cut out from under them.
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Returning to the private sector, Bannon will have his work cut out to rehabilitate his image.
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Monday, Kyle's wife, Tory, cut out the hearts and went to town on their front door.
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The actors formed a line, the Gesaffelstein song cut out, and Michael Jackson's "Thriller" took over.
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It was time to return to the Data Diet — and to cut out added sugar altogether.
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For instance, I wanted to cut out Reddit, Facebook and YouTube from my work-hours browsing.
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Check whether you can pause any bill payments, and identify nonessential expenses to temporarily cut out.
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Disney's new executives will have their work cut out for them, with ABC facing significant challenges.
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Brazil's biggest meatpackers pledged 10 years ago to cut out ranchers setting fire to the Amazon.
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I wanted to empower those families who had been cut out of the modern banking economy.
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The sommelier in charge these days, Jason Jacobeit, will have his work cut out for him.
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At this point, why not cut out the human entirely and rely on a robotic dog?
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Lim was the definite underdog in the matchup, and had her work cut out for her.
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For some reason, though, I never felt that I was cut out to be a teacher.
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From the outset, it appears Rotunno&aposs team will have her work cut out for them.
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Other times, you connect with them but instinctively know they aren't cut out for the job.
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At one point, the power in the room cut out, shrouding the entire group in darkness.
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But also, getting cut out of photos is just part of the fashion world I guess.
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But Kasich said the country has to address the problems, not cut out the old law.
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"Maybe just design a virtual boyfriend app and cut out the middle man," said someone else.
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Half socks simply cut out the irritating sock bunch, and its absence makes all the difference.
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She furthered her basketball studies by shooting at plastic milk crates with their bottoms cut out.
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They actually cut out the uterus and wore it as a hat ornament during the massacre.
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Police allege they cut out sections of the fence, leading to the arrest of three people.
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We even cut out the weekly comic strips and use them to plaster our bathroom walls.
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But after four months in Vegas, La Sorda realized he wasn't cut out for that life.
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Nikki Haley of South Carolina, was cut out of the version delivered in Spanish by Rep.
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Some people definitely want to feel emotionally numbed, but I wasn't cut out for that life.
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If detachable cut-out jeans weren't daring enough for you, fashion has even more wonders to offer.
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Sometimes cartels cut out the middleman and put one of their own directly in the town hall.
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Politicians interested in boosting the fortunes of places other than superstar cities have their work cut out.
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At the end of the night, I've had to be cut out of a dress many times.
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She's got her work cut out for her, because now she's with AOL and Yahoo and Verizon?
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Or we cut out a huge portion of our audience — then you say female comedies aren't successful.
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It would make more sense to cut out her tongue if it's so important to silence her.
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Legend then piped what looks like a cheesy spinach filling onto the cut out rounds of dough.
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What if you could cut out all the parts of a movie you didn't want to see?
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Using a 1.5″ circle-punch tool or scissors, cut out 48 circles from the wrapping papers. 2.
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The country superstar looked ravishing in red in a flowing gown with a cut-out, sequined bodice.
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Cut out the driver and Ford estimates that cost could fall to $1 per mile, boosting demand.
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During the call, King'ori could hear gunshots in the background, then screaming, before the call cut out.
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But Perspectives also has its work cut out trying to steer local youngsters towards work or training.
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They followed the checklist and flipped the STAB TRIM switches to CUT OUT on the center console.
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His Serpent tattoo has been cut out of his arm, just as Jughead previously did to Penny.
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At the same time, you cut out dairy, grains, and added sugars, to name just a few.
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That means Greene has her work cut out for her, but she doesn't seem all that worried.
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Kellie told BuzzFeed News she has had the cut-out in her bedroom for a few years.
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I struggle with acne, so I've been trying to cut out dairy to see if it helps.
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Once you cut out your bad spending patterns, you'll be able to save more and invest more.
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Ahead of tonight's event, the 66-year old British curator had his work cut out for him.
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Using a cookie cutter, cut out shapes and place them onto a parchment paper-lined baking sheet.
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In the year ahead, civic tech entrepreneurs and investors undoubtedly have their work cut out for them.
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The photo's subject (Djudjic) was cut out from the foreground, touched up, and pasted over another background.
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Reunion host Andy Cohen is sure going to have his work cut out for him this year.
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And, in particular, these guys cut out the body organs of people when they&aposre still alive.
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"What I found, with the research, is that sugary caffeinated beverages should be cut out," Manaker said.
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We have followed Nintendo's lead and created a 3D cut-out-and-create chart of console sales.
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There is one step, though, that she'll never cut out no matter how good her skin gets.
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What about all the people who have tried and failed to cut out sugar in their diets?
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There's a massive cardboard recreation of the clubhouse, complete with a life-size Andy Cohen cut-out.
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Ask your local bakery for a few or cut out some rounds from a cardboard box. 5.
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" He says he believes the baby was ripped from Savanna's womb — "cut out like a C-section.
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But it's fair to say that she had her work cut out for her from the beginning.
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I tell my husband I am going to cut out dairy and see if that helps her.
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But he chose to cut out Netflix specifically because it didn't have much to appeal to him.
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Using floured 23 1/2-inch and 1/2-inch ring cutters, cut out doughnuts and holes.
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Either way, sharing "Friends" with Netflix suggests AT&T isn't cut out for the media shark-tank.
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Now that he's reached his goal, it sounds like Sacks has his work cut out for him.
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Measure the gaps between the window and the AC and cut out that amount of insulation board.
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Supporters of Mr Snowden's actions are left to root for a cardboard cut-out of a hero.
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Camar's "extreme cut out jean" is a whopping $168 for a denim belt holding up some threads.
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We'll have to wait for Sunday night to see if they're really cut out for this job.
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After the actor is totally cut out of his blockbuster film, this makes a lot of sense.
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Thankfully, I haven't come across radio interference on the city streets that would cut out the connection.
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Rather than trying to cut out even more from your life, turn your focus to increasing income.
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But that doesn't mean you should cut out the value of quality and the value of trust.
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She put a magazine cut out of Leonardo DiCaprio over her late (not so nice) husband's face.
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When you cut out a word in the transcription, it cuts it out in the sound file.
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Using a 3½-inch snowflake cookie cutter, cut out 30 cookies; re-roll dough scraps as needed.
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Direct listings cut out many of the middlemen and fees that the traditional IPO process has prioritized.
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"I've always found that going cold turkey is the best way to cut out sugar," says Alpert.
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"Infomercial" is an abstract, cut-out collage animation that tinkers with and subverts garish vintage television advertisements.
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" The purpose of this exercise is to cut out what's unnecessary and streamline what you need."automate.
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It seems pretty obvious — cut out the sugar and bad carbs and your diabetes will get better.
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Mr. Bolton and State Department officials were largely cut out of discussions about how to achieve that.
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You know, you knew if there was a pause, that pause was going to be cut out.
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"It's not realistic for those companies to cut out coal, and completely rely on renewables," he said.
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"Yeah, cut out the middle man and just say it right to the builder," the moderator conceded.
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"Her testimony that EPA professional staff were cut out of this proposal's development is false," Wheeler wrote.
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"Her testimony that EPA professional staff were cut out of this proposal's development is false," Wheeler wrote.
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You do, however, have a bit more work cut out with you when applying mineral-based sunscreens.
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"Just because I married someone with money doesn't mean I should get cut out," the reader said.
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During one rally Rouhani referred to hardliners as "those who cut out tongues and sewed mouths shut".
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Target's Good and Gather will cut out artificial flavors, sweeteners, synthetic colors, and high-fructose corn syrup.
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When retailers cut out too much of their selection, they can compromise their brand identity, he said.
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The ornaments don't hang off the tree; instead, they sit on platforms cut out of the tree.
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I remember when I was pregnant with Egypt thinking -- What if I'm not cut out for motherhood?
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Here, the employee takes the cut-out pieces of fabric and places them onto large yellow pallets.
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There's a button just under the lens, a circular cut-out that acts as a manual shutter.
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And I got bad eczema, so I was like, I have to cut out all the stuff.
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The DOT has their work cut out for them, as too will all of our elected officials.
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Gysin invented the Dreamachine, a cylinder with holes cut out and equipped with an interior light bulb.
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Next up, the app asks the users to cut out a paper housing for the mini-speaker.
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Lastly, the Tivoli Go Fonico cut out a lot for us and their battery life isn't stellar.
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Now that state officials have stepped in to investigate, they'll have their work cut out for them.
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Do yourself a favor and cut out anyone who makes you feel like shit during this eclipse.
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Whether this week ends in American glory or heartbreak, the United States has its work cut out.
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Mr. Pendarovski said he had his work cut out for him the day after being sworn in.
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A comic book neophyte when he landed the part, he had his work cut out for him.
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"You cut out everything that makes the city a part of it, and what's left?" she asks.
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It hoped to cut out the crooked insiders who had been inflating prices for their own benefit.
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In a sense, with PTSD, the reasoning part of the mind gets cut out of the equation.
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Creating methods to narrow down the "need to know" helps me cut out some of the noise.
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Sometimes they cut out unnecessary care — but patients will also skimp on the care they need, too.
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"The Mouse's Tale" presents male nudes cut out from fitness magazines and arranged into a cowering figure.
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"They should reconsider what they're doing and all Madeleine references should be cut out of future editions."
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They have their work cut out in policing what has become a formidably well organised protest group.
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During one rally he referred to hardliners as "those who cut out tongues and sewed mouths shut".
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You don't have to cut out sugar for a month to eat less of it, of course.
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It can't be that hard to cut out the charging middleman on a 25th century device, surely?
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Danny shows up unannounced with sushi, which I really appreciate, and helps me cut out more cards.
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I'm not cut out for office management, but I have always thought about going to dental school.
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Uncertain future Despite Syngal's success so far, she will still have her work cut out for her.
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"We've got our work cut out for us for sure in some of those areas," Thune said.
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When I looked down, I saw a hole cut out in the middle of all the pages.
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I cut out a few steps though and just spread the peanut butter DIRECTLY ON THE BREAD.
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The CBC claims it cut out the 10-second cameo in order to make room for commercials.
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One of the promises of blockchain technology is that it could cut out large amounts of paperwork.
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Rough translation: last time he was cut out of the process and it was a real mess.
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In the process, he cut out the judiciary and our criminal justice system from protecting our government.
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Next, he cut out the bigger things, such as the $1,000 a month he spent flying airplanes.
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I cut out carbs, I ran and I biked and I worked out on every machine imaginable.
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When she was appointed trustee, in March 250, Ms. Higgins had her work cut out for her.
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Conor McGregor needs to cut out the bad language ... because KIDS ARE WATCHING -- so says Khabib Nurmagomedov.
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Congress and the department would each be able to do what they are cut out to do.
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Like those poor saps at HBO, Jordan's got his work cut out for him with this one.
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So I'm culpable in the editing process when I don't cut out stuff that could be problematic.
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But I have cut out most of the talking, or static scenes, like the Wiccan potluck party.
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In his version of the image, Leonardo has cut out King's huddled body, leaving a conspicuous absence.
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His suit alleges that Next Point Capital wants to eliminate the franchises to cut out the middleman.
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Forward deploying a ship, especially using a rotating crew model, cuts down on the number of ships you need to maintain in your force structure to fulfill a presence requirement because you cut out transit times to the region and you cut out much of the training cycle time.
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Some trackers will still be unavoidable, but Safari is supposed to cut out the vast majority of them.
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However, he's trapped in the elevator because the power has cut out, so Renata comes to save him.
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The flying devices, Bezos assured us, would cut out UPS and FedEx to deliver packages to Amazon's customers.
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I don't think I could ever cut out alcohol completely, although I have recently cut down on beer.
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A cardboard cut-out of Selahattin Demirtas, who has campaigned for president from prison on terrorism-related charges.
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They also tried to gouge his eyes out with a shiv and attempted to cut out his tongue.
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Then we added a wash of red paint diluted with water to the edges of each cut out.
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Then, I cut out the detox pill, which made me break out in hives from an allergic reaction.
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I watch it while pointing out everything that I did for it that was cut out in post.
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As the yolk cooks, cut out circles with a cookie cutter, before pouring the egg white over it.
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Sony confirmed that it isn't just GameStop being cut out of the download code business, but all retailers.
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This AMD-powered Chromebook 14 isn't cut out for playing most Android games — even the more casual ones.
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For Trump, a meme is a comprehensive and direct way to cut out the middleman of the media.
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I've cut out some dairy products, but not for long, because it didn't make a difference for me.
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Jenner sported a long-sleeved crop top with cut-out neckline and pants that laced up the front.
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Women who are cut out of training and promotional opportunities for reporting harassment or refusing their boss's advances.
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The beginning of the dramatic protest was captured on C-SPAN's livestream — but then the video cut out.
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Plasticity's promise is to cut out that last step by returning the right answer directly to the user.
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Next, he cut out the bigger things, such as the $1,000 a month he spent on flying lessons.
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As a bonus, they'll even cut out the eyeballs of your model so they can be independently animated.
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Any young company claiming to be the next Apple or Amazon has its work cut out for it.
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Users cut out the Evian logo and paste it on the inside of a clear iPhone case. Voila!
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While that geometric stomach cut-out might look cute under a cabana, tan lines can be a pain.
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Cut out backgrounds from photosSeen something in an image you want to lift out and use somewhere else?
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In some new villages cut out of the rainforest, people use coca paste as currency instead of pesos.
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They look like blobs of color cut out of construction paper, with cheery faces drawn onto each one.
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So needless to say, Jain has his work cut out for him as the division's new chief exec.
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Oprah Winfrey says she's not cut out for all the "bulls–t" that comes with running for president.
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On the other hand, the instant print of photo booths cut out any chance of a meddling middleman.
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Yet a closer look at the results shows that both parties have their work cut out for them.
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They have their work cut out for them: Globally, less than 20% of plastics were recycled in 2015.
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Fallon's performance was marred from the start, as the teleprompter cut out almost immediately after he walked onstage.
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"Look at what can you cut out of your life that you can reasonably live without," he suggests.
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With more applicants than they've ever received, NASA's astronaut selection committee has their work cut out for them.
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Some cut out the screen; others turn it into a pop-up camera from within the phone itself.
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"Since these are exclusive wines, they cut out the middleman and generally offer them for less," he says.
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"We had a life size cut out of Hillary Clinton but somebody took it," said a Democratic volunteer.
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With that comes the power to get more of their time and money, and to cut out competitors.
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In that light, it would have its work cut out for it to win a contract like this.
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Write down all your expenses, and look for ways you can cut out some non-essential purchases.2.
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You're ready to cut out the losers and join some new circles during this new moon in Scorpio.
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There was kind of a lot I could do and I had my work cut out for me.
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The competitive landscape means Peloton may have its work cut out for it to draw in new clients.
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I think Trump surprised everybody by agreeing to do this, and they didn't want to be cut out.
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With every indication the economy will hum along through November, he has his work cut out for him.
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Using a 2-inch round cutter, cut out cookies and transfer to a parchment paper-lined baking sheet.
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People who witnessed the crash said the plane&aposs engine cut out as it fell to the ground.
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Both of those reductions, for new and current prisoners, are now being cut out of the bill entirely.
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Gwyneth is telling the judge Soiu threatened to use a scalpel "to cut out sin" in her body.
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Right as Hannah Gadsby was getting to the emotional pinnacle of her TED talk, the microphone cut out.
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The version re-posted soon afterward cut out reference to the fact that he was taking ganitumab specifically.
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The home is painted red, white and blue, with a giant cut-out of Donald Trump out front.
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The rule says organizations can't be cut out unless they are unable to properly provide the necessary services.
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According to Gartman, countries are changing their pricing mechanism to cut out the need for the U.S. dollar.
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When it comes to making new foods, it seems like Disneyland has its work cut out for it.
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It's fair to say that, at this MVP stage, the cut-out feature is by no means perfect.
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But signals from Schiaparelli cut out before it reached the ground, leaving scientists wondering what had gone wrong.
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That involved putting a cut-out green triangle on her belly, which would be edited out in post.
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There's some good teams on the up and up and we've got our work cut out for us.
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In addition, when using AirPods outside, there was occasional interference, causing the audio to crackle and cut out.
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I switched to reusable cloth diapers (it's even more disgusting than you're picturing) and cut out baby wipes.
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The two indicated a willingness to cut out some of the GOP energy measures that have upset Democrats.
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He beheaded the man and cut out his heart, then presented it as a gift to his mother.
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Narrator: So, most of us don't need to cut out gluten or fat or carbs to lose weight.
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Maybe it was a coincidence, but once I cut out 80% of my spending, my income shot up.
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Terrible (and wasteful) eating habitsThe first step I took was to cut out my daily $7 breakfast sandwich.
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Opponents of the president have their work cut out for them if impeachment is the ultimate end game.
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Trump and Republicans have their work cut out for them in seeking to win over more Jewish voters.
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Cut out processed and manufactured foods, reduce or eliminate dairy foods, and cut back on foods with gluten.
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Thanks to those new season 7 photos HBO released, we've certainly got our work cut out for us.
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A lot can change between now and then, but the establishment has its work cut out for it.
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The backgrounds and transparent bits of these GIFs have been cut out so they mesh into your imagery.
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She cut out coffee (which can exacerbate some people's anxiety), assembled a calming playlist, and practiced deep breathing.
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Holding the lemon flesh over the food processor bowl, cut out the segments by slicing between the membranes.
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Be prepared for awkward conversationsThis may seem obvious, but not everyone is cut out to be a landlord.
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With a clap of thunder, the lights cut out, and there is a commotion as everybody stumbles around.
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Bitcoin and the blockchain technology it is built on allow people to cut out the middleman, Finman explained.
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I wish I could go, but I have my work cut out for me in my new position.
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You've cut out extraneous spendingWhen you're stuck at home and bored, it's easy to spend money on nonessentials.
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Which ones could you cut out in order to spend more time on others that are more valuable?
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Since the world has been overtaken by monsters and nature, Link has some work cut out for him.
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In some ways, this cancellation cut out five more years of me chasing a thing that doesn't exist.
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One piece in the St. Moritz show, "Fragments from cut out" (1968), resembles two striped pieces of cloth.
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"We also buy all our cheese directly from the producers, so we kind of cut out the middleman."
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But I also knew I was not cut out for staying home alone with my baby all day.
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On a parchment-paper-lined tray next to the siblings sits a collection of impressively cut-out shapes.
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"[AT&T] is a play on how much… expenses can they cut out of Time Warner," Sethi argued.
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Headhunters will, nevertheless, have their work cut out as the list of recent departures in Italy is long.
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For one lawmaker, whoever wins the vote will have their work cut out to match their predecessor's achievements.
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When I put my phone in my pocket, sometimes the connection to the IQbuds would cut out briefly.
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But what we will likely learn from her appearance is that she was largely cut out of it.
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The recorded flight path shows the aircraft turned as it approached Damascus before its transmission signal cut out.
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Harris has her work cut out for her, according to the new CNN-Des Moines Register Iowa poll.
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Krishna has to push to be in Microsoft's camp, but he's got his work cut out for him.
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This drop shipping method is their innovation that aims to cut out the middleman, the traditional floral giants.
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One thing's for certain ... Suge's got a helluva tale, so Nick's got his work cut out for him.
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CRISPR acts like a pair of scissors to cut out and replace parts of a cell's DNA sequence.
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Bilateral repos cut out the middle man of a clearing bank for valuing collateral and managing the contract.
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"That's one of the best ways to cut out added sugars and salts and saturated fat," Drayer said.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) is undergoing cancer treatment, senators were widely expected to cut out of Washington on Thursday.
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We've cut out the actual shooting, but you can still see what happens right before and right after.
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She then cut out a squiggle-brow shape from the makeup and painted new brows using fake blood.
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I think that would literally probably cut out alcohol consumption by 8003 percent, because I drink home alone.
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Analysts said Mr. English had his work cut out for him to replicate Mr. Key's popularity with voters.
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Meanwhile, the agency's career scientists and legal experts say they have been largely cut out of the process.
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Chuck Grassley has his work cut out to convince some of his Republican colleagues to support his bill.
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This exposes a problem with media coverage in general: When protests are peaceful (and boring), newsfeeds cut out.
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"Someone wrapped me up in saran wrap, cut out holes, and used ice on me," I told her.
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You also have those little animations done with cut-out paper, which was all from my little room.
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He suggested that she cut out her after-dinner brandy and all other alcohol consumption for a trial period.
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Police are searching for a suspect who cut out the tongue of a horse in Washington state this week.
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If not, it's time to cut out the people or situations that are draining you of your life force.
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Amazon is not just an online store—that's not even the hardest thing to cut out of my life.
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Then, she plans to cut out a monthly expense she no longer needs and give that money to charity.
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I just cut out our landscaper, so now I have the handymen do the little gardening work we have.
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With opening night less than a year away, the Golden Knights certainly have their work cut out for them.
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In the meantime, he said he would carry out root-and-branch reforms to cut out graft and cronyism.
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Overall, though, it's not healthy to cut out an entire food group — especially one with so many proven benefits.
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It's clear that big banks like Wells Fargo have their work cut out for them in combating millennial skepticism.
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All the while, the microphones cut out, making it impossible for those outside the room to hear the questions.
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Out of the box, the cut out for the P20 Pro 20-MP front-facing camera is pretty obvious.
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"Kass has been truly heartbroken since being cut out of his other families lives with NO explanation," she concluded.
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It allows you to cut out part of the genome and to paste something new in, and it's amazing.
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After the baby was cut out, Ochoa-Lopez's body was disposed of in a trash can behind the house.
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So what are six- and seven-figure Wall Streeters spending their money on and what have they cut out?
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It had looked briefly off the final bend that the Trinidadian-born Clement might have his work cut out.
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The Brooke features some unique cut-out details while the Lena is a modern look on Old Hollywood glamour.
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As far as Fiona's newly purchased apartment building, it seems like she has her work cut out for her.
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As left interests are being cut out of this process, the groundbreaking work is being done on the right.
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The signal cut out just before the spacecraft's thrusters fired to bring it safely down to the red planet.
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Use evil language, and you'll land in a realm where wardens cut out your tongue with hot iron shears.
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To prove the higher standard, Sandmann's attorneys have their work cut out for them, according to media law experts.
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Second, transferring money from country to country is currently quite expensive and Libra wants to cut out those fees.
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"I used to cut out all carbs, but then I'd be the person eating sugar-free candy," she says.
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For consumers who are just starting to cut out meat, options that taste familiar can make the transition easier.
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An African mask, a Matisse cut out, and a poster of Angela Davis hang on the wall behind them.
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I decide to cut out my second cup to avoid any lingering caffeine when it's time to get unconscious.
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Get some red spandex to be sauce and cover yourself in cut-out yellow splotches as the cheese. 3.
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Until recently, Uber's net revenue total cut out UberX driver income but counted the full ticket 0f UberPool fares.
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For the ceremony, Dushku wore a form-fitting, lacy white gown featuring an elegant cut out across her back.
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Even now, 45 years after it was first published, Mr Caro is counting the words that were cut out.
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Badison, as a response, tells Gloria that if she shows up for class again, she'll cut out her thyroid.
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"Kass has been truly heartbroken since being cut out of his other families lives with NO explanation," she concluded.
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The predominant belief is that if Uber can cut out the middle man—its drivers—it will become profitable.
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Langdon is less than happy to see them and it looks like his work is cut out for him.
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"I cut out all carbohydrates except the good ones," says Morris, who now opts for brown rice and yams.
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So the result is VR's most loyal users are cut out of the biggest thing happening in the medium.
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The movie is nearly three hours long and still feels truncated, like a ton of stuff was cut out.
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Using a round cookie cutter, cut out circles out of the dough and divide them between two baking sheets.
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He has to cut out his sloppy turnovers and become more of an impact defender, particularly on the perimeter.
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Read MoreThe best American export is... I'll cut out the suspense and say it: Tokyo's subway is privately run!
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But Congress certainly does have its work cut out — so long as political gridlock doesn't get in the way.
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We cut out over-nighters, shortened tours, cut down social events, and siblings — don't ask for overnight play dates!
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Zeta-Jones, 48, stunned in a flattering black gown with long sleeves and cut out detail on the chest.
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Before starting your own business, ask yourself; Are you cut out to be an entrepreneur or small business owner?
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The sign rivalry started in 2008 when Savage bought a cut-out of then-vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin.
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Yeah so we usually do one main pick, and the idea is basically to cut out all the extra.
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In the Dream series and throughout Sholim's work, there's one obvious theme: wild, blank, disembodied or cut-out eyes.
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The same character that's been absent from the show so far, and who many assumed had been cut out?
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But they have their work cut out for them—to ram or not to ram, that is the question.
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Octavia Spencer and Naomi Watts both had their work cut out for them in the provocative independent film Luce.
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Those issues stopped when I cut out gluten — an easy fix, especially compared to other chronic conditions out there.
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin and the U.S. delegation had their work cut out for them in China last week.
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I would puzzle over why she had cut out certain images from magazines and placed them on the wall.
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Senators Graham and Cassidy will have their work cut out for them defending a proposal that is extremely unpopular.
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Where non-state groups spend the government's money to promote its goals, AMLO wants to cut out the middleman.
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The left bud would occasionally cut out and leave the right one working, then reconnect itself after a second.
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You might be wondering: "If the phone doesn't have a cut-out for the selfie camera, where is it?"
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They tell of colleagues going for coffee when they speak at meetings, or being cut out of email chains.
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What would happen if low-wage workers came together to cut out the middleman and build their own platforms?
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The pair have their work cut out for them rehabilitating the remaining executive ranks loyal to the Neumann way.
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They look like countries cut out of a map, or lost pieces from a jigsaw puzzle nobody could solve.
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This one is more like me with a hole cut out of my face with crystals stuffed in it.
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That would cut out traders who are not linked to refining businesses but are allowed to trade in RINs.
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Refusing the EU's demands means Switzerland will be cut out of future single-market developments, such as energy integration.
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Many world-class chess players are simply not cut out for the nonstop self-promotion that celebrity culture demands.
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Small talk was so foreign to him and, as a result, he wasn't cut out to be a stylist.
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As he leads the ANC toward elections next year, President Cyril Ramaphosa has his work cut out for him.
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And if you cut out the DNA, you stop the virus from being able to make copies of itself.
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Fear of being cut out of the inner circle—the kind of disconnect that brought Ofglen low—staggers her.
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I tell my oncologist and we agree to cut out the Pertuzumab from the remainder of my treatment plan.
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With a packed dining room on a Friday evening at 7:30 PM, all electricity at Amass cut out.
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As we learn, Nan's mother, Ketty, cut out her child's tongue with a scalpel when Nan was a baby.
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And so I just felt like I wasn't cut out for operations at that time in my life. Right.
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Because he wasn't the partner I had envisioned, over that period I cut out of our involvement multiple times.
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They used Crispr to cut out genes from cancer cells to see which were essential to cancer's aggressive growth.
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Given the new guidelines Twitter has outlined, the platform is going to have its work cut out for it.
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And I saw that in returning to the column, I'm going to have my work cut out for me.
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The game required so much focus, and I was so engrossed, that I had to cut out any distraction.
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But Trump and the Florida Republican delegation made sure that Democrats were cut out of conversations about Venezuelan policy.
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So while some are cutting the cord from Liberty, I'd rather figure out how to cut out the infection.
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"I thought it would be better to cut out the middleman and just tell the Russians myself," he joked.
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"I still cut out coupons from the Sunday paper — something my grandma and I did growing up," she said.
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Mark Zuckerberg once cut out of a meeting with President Obama early to see his sister's debut on Broadway.
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I've been told to stop eating sugar, cut out dairy and live on peppermint tea to 'cure' my acne.
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After grilling, I remove the exterior leaves, cut out the core and slice the smoky, pale interior into shreds.
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"I bought wedding magazines, and I cut out stuff that I like visually to make vision boards," she said.
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If this job is not their top priority maybe they're just not cut out for this type of work.
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U.S. companies, he warned, are not prepared to have China cut out of their supply chains or business models.
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With white chalk, some help the others mark the seams for the eyes and mouth to later cut out.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio is back in New York City, and he has his work cut out for him.
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Soon after, he replaced the post with a cropped image of Jackson, this time with the crosshairs cut out.
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Instead, it was intended as a backup device or alternative choice for when you wanted to cut out distractions.
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I cut out goat cheese, canned tuna, beef, pork and all nuts except almonds, which were rated as alkaline.
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HSAs help cut out the insurance middle-man and bring free market competition back to the health care industry.
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The Hunters have thought plenty about trying to cut out the $2400 they spend on cellphone service every month.
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They're on a gangway, being shot at, and suddenly the ship's engines cut out and they just float up.
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In short, Bloomberg has his work cut out for him in terms of derailing Sanders' path to the nomination.
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The 42-year-old was then cut out of the vehicle by a crew of more than 20 rescuers.
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What these changes have done is cut out the middlemen, or those with the credibility to broker a deal.
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At the end of the mission, the pilotless aircrafts' engines cut out and parachutes carried them down to Earth.
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His ease with the opposition makes Mr. Ghani's aides even more suspicious that Mr. Ghani is being cut out.
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U.S. companies, Shiller warned, are not prepared to have China cut out of their supply chains or business models.
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Whether the culprit is sugar or increased calories isn't known, but both decrease when you cut out extra sugar.
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" The Germans struck the beholden newcomers as largely spectral, "as flat and transparent as figures cut out of cellophane.
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The historians have their work cut out for them, and we critics will have to do our part too.
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Since his untimely death in 2013, a photo of Tony surrounded by cut-out hearts hangs in the diner.
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After that, there's no missing the import of the negative, cut-out shapes that punctuate many of these paintings.
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Trained in graphic design, Ricci was once told by a college professor that wasn't cut out for working 3D.
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It is an orgy of color, a Matisse cut-out that has come to life and broken into dance.
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It seems likely that Harvey Weinstein is going to be cut out of Hollywood for a long, long time.
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They have their work cut out for them, since the North American pipeline shows no signs of drying up.
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The screen-cut-out trend started with the Essential Phone, and Apple has now thrust this design into the mainstream.
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The Secret Service has designated the conventions "national special security events" and has its work cut out, said Scott-Cowley.
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"We have two of the gold [Oscar] statuettes and we've got a life-size cut out of Greta," shares Kelly.
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The house lights weren't completely turned off and some of the louder parts of the show were completely cut out.
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Namely, in exchange for a direct line to Apple's goods, Amazon has agreed to cut out unauthorized third-party resellers.
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During the show, Vogue Mexico's cover star wore a glittery Miu Miu gown with a cut-out in the center.
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As costumes and disguises have become more sophisticated, Daphne, Velma, Fred and Shaggy have their work cut out for them.
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It looks like Taco Bell has some work cut out for it in 2019, and we'll be rooting for success.
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The bill would also cut out a provision in last year's Republican tax overhaul that Brown argues encourages overseas manufacturing.
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There's a new thermal cooling system with two fans that seems like it has its work cut out for it.
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As a result, farmers, the lowest-level people on the drug supply chain, are getting cut out of the market.
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Sotheby's sale of Cut-Out Art on Paper in New York brought in a total of $110,007,019 on April 1.
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The man in charge of it all, NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine, admits he has his work cut out for him.
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Issa may be having a hoe phase, but she's an amateur and clearly not cut out for the hoe life.
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But it's now confronting bottom-up outrage from activists and local lawmakers who were cut out of the bidding process.
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Their electricity had cut out Wednesday night, and they'd eaten the leftover chili, rice, and milk left in the fridge.
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The star headed to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, for the project, posing in black cut-out $355 Agent Provocateur one-piece.
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The scissor icon lets you cut out something from your picture to save as a sticker for adorning future snaps.
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Oil demand has fallen sharply, as China cut out all air travel and shut transportation in a number of cities.
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And many busy moms often complain they don't want to install another app, so Peanut has its work cut out.
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There's a misconception that you should cut out carbs, but carbohydrates are so essential for what we do as athletes.
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The biggest appeal of podcast search engines seems to be the ease with which they cut out the middle man.
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However, getting all your nutrients does become a bit more challenging the more foods you cut out of your diet.
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The union was cut out when Tesla took over the space, and is likely angling for a way back in.
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Katie and Saito burst in just as he's about to cut out the mushroom with a shard of broken glass.
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The City Council was cut out of the approval process by putting the state in charge of overseeing the project.
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"Just from a shipping perspective alone we cut out 90% because one to one we're that much smaller," says Paiji.
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Yet, the large providers will have their work cut out for them to ensure the market stays open to all.
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It also has a cut-out window, which will allow the Always On section of the screen to shine through.
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It's funny: Cut out all the murder and stalking, and You might as well be a successor to HBO's Girls.
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First, there's the protagonist, Elisa, an orphan who was abused as a child and had her vocal box cut out.
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We started meal prepping to cut out costs around lunchtime (and reduce waste) and brushed up on our cooking creativity.
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