To cut through misinformation, it is important to be educated.
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And it can cut through aluminum, steel, stone, or granite.
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He said-- he goes, 'Let me just cut through it.
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He said, he goes, 'Let me just cut through it.
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Cracks of gunfire cut through the dry, hot August air.
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Floyd's words tried to cut through the air of uncertainty.
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Those 2,300 jobs will be cut through buyouts and layoffs.
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Made a bowl of mayonnaise cut through with hoisin sauce.
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A few technology names also cut through the bears' negativity.
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You cut through the peritoneum, a thin, almost translucent membrane.
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Clouds of acrid purple smoke cut through the tropical air.
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Their angry voices cut through the stillness of suburban Paris.
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Look look let's let's cut through all the craziness right.
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They used machetes to cut through mangroves and tree roots.
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All this seemed to cut through his uncle's hinted accusations.
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Other officers will take a 50% cut through June 30.
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I NEED those headlights of yours to cut through it.
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Only statesmen with moral clarity can cut through the fog.
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You might cut through it, it's a very powerful tool.
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The onions were flavorful and cut through the dense beans.
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That same accent cut through bloviating Republicans like a knife.
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The bullet cut through blood vessels and broke a bone.
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"I don't know what it can't cut through," Burns said.
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But when you cut through all the theatrical displays of outrage?
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Graham-Cassidy, when you cut through the spin, would do both.
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One notification on one platform may not cut through the noise.
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We yearn for a way to cut through to something real.
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MoodPrism helps you cut through that by tracking your emotional health.
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Cut through the noise, arm yourself with the facts and vote.
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Luckily, some new research can help us cut through the noise.
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Having a relationship with another person can cut through the noise.
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Cut through the point guard's pics to see his daily 'dos.
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It was difficult to cut through and even harder to chew.
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But now he's like, 'Of course you can cut through anything.
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I wanted to cut through the digital dust that surrounds us.
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Police sirens cut through the genteel calm inside the Chemnitzer Hof.
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Social media ads helped us cut through this kind of b.s.
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An older, local woman, Raffaela Ippolito, has cut through the crowd.
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The larger the number, the easier it can cut through food.
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You need an incisive wine that can cut through the creaminess.
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But our tussles cut through our age discrepancy and gender gap.
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"We're trying to cut through a lot of noise," Buttigieg said.
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Children played outside and their laughter cut through the ominous silence.
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You don't cut through in a very subtle, laid back way.
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Selecting a set is simple once you cut through the noise.
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The engine let out a rumble that cut through the suburban night.
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First, you cut through the small, fast Dregs with their glimmering knives.
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This caused it to cut through the water like a knife blade.
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As the debate prattled on, a sane voice cut through the chamber.
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Here's -- just cut through all of the chatter and the white noise.
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Unfortunately for humans, those jaws can cut through other things, like fingers.
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To cut through the B.S., we consulted top dermatologists for direct recommendations.
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It contained five holes cut through layers and layers of healed bone.
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He's right about something—sending a dick does cut through the clutter.
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"It's going to take a warrior to cut through it," he said.
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The new line will cut through some of the most restive areas.
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But now he's like, 'Yeah, of course, you can cut through anything.
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But it has the ability to cut through a block of wood.
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And holy cats does it cut through zombie heads like they're butter.
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But Nick Kyrgios, the young and combustible Australian, cut through the platitudes.
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Demonstrators cut through their bases with hacksaws and pushed them over, cheering.
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And the fat helps, like, cut through the saltiness of the meat.
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"People come to us to cut through the noise," said Mr. Sartwell.
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It's hard enough to cut through all the factually dubious campaign rhetoric.
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The tone of these novels is a rebellion cut through with apathy.
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To do so, he butterflied the chops and cut through the ribs.
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He cut through the dura, the thick protective sack around the cord.
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Seems to work, nobody cut through the fence here in four weeks.
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We're using stars and brands to cut through the fucking cat videos.
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These moments cut through the otherwise vaporous generalizations B.H.L. is fond of.
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His tours cut through bank and hotel lobbies and skipped traffic lights.
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The Sarawat Mountains cut through several provinces along Saudi's Red Sea coast.
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So, to get one open, you need to cut through those muscles.
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One species, Iharkutosuchus, had big square teeth cut through with deep grooves.
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Let's cut through the noise a bit and tighten this thing back up.
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The group says the tweaks will help to cut through gridlock in Congress.
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To help cut through the clutter, we've rounded up the best 15 picks.
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We see it as our job to help you cut through the noise.
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He unraveled one of the bricks and cut through it with a knife.
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When you cut through it, it's like cutting through a piece of steak.
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Nobody can take the effort to cut through it- Because you're sick. Yeah.
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It can be a real challenge for us to cut through that noise.
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At around 250 volts the metal probes cut through the gel like butter.
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Can the right climate policy cut through hyperpolarization and garner substantial bipartisan support?
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Proponents say the bill would help small businesses cut through Washington red tape.
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For Bowie himself, it was just another chance to cut through the crowd.
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That's where we need the voices of historians to cut through the clutter.
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Causey cut through at least four fences with the wire cutters, Stirling said.
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If it was metal, it would cause sparks when they cut through it.
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"It cut through mud, and through me, like a knife," Mr. Tallmer wrote.
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He did cut through more NFL defenses than Freddy Krueger in that #32.
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Tuesday night's vote cut through that rhetoric, revealing how superficial it really is.
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But leave it to a Canadian band to cut through the American noise.
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On the next play, Murray cut through the paint and drew a foul.
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Here's how to cut through the confusion and pick a simple, versatile wardrobe.
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These podcasts cut through that kind of craven calculation and inject levity instead.
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MS: High-pressure, really precise jet of water that can cut through anything.
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Getting SACRIFICE to cut through two of the themers was an unplanned bonus.
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A cool breeze cut through the thick, balmy air of the waning daytime.
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I would buy leftover short ends of film stock and cut through them.
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We really think Hasan's P.O.V. and his take on things can cut through.
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There is, though, a way to cut through that mess: use electrons instead.
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Otherwise, they'll likely struggle to cut through the noise and gain investor interest.
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And anything, or anyone, that can cut through fandom rage must be praised.
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Eventually, he stands alone, promising to cut through the paralysis of democratic incoherence.
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"The truth has finally cut through the noise," Crump said in a statement.
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This enabled him to cut through subjective or potentially false claims by subordinates.
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But then he cut through the diplomatic language to acknowledge a larger issue.
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They cut through the landscape -- but reduced attacks on Israelis by Palestinian militants.
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His lanky frame cut through the starkly lit, deep blue of the stage.
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Coast Guard helicopters cut through the sky to evacuate the sick and wounded.
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"It was one of my more difficult rescues and I was surprised to find that I would have to not only cut through dry wall but also cut through concrete with my saw in order to save the kitten," Gallo said.
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Near-infrared photos cut through Titan's clouds and haze to reveal its complex surface.
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I cut through Rittenhouse Square park right as the church bells chime at 6.
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The onions and relish cut through the smokiness of the hot dog very nicely.
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Mounted cavalry charges a closed-off outpost as I cut through a nearby mage.
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Helped cut through the natural banality of that montage, however right-on the ideas.
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Another note to mention is how team sports cut through racial and socioeconomic divides.
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The doctors cut through her brain until she was no longer able to speak.
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Officials do not know where they obtained tools that helped them cut through metal.
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The inmates also cut through metal to reach an unsecured area of the roof.
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Some kids cut through pitcher plant leaves to discover what the carnivorous species ingested.
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Here, let's cut through the news and take a look at what really matters.
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The show follows suit, offering no punchline to cut through the earnestness at hand.
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Trump has an excellent capacity to cut through a problem and see its essence.
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It has the ability to cut through all of the clutter of marketing messages.
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Queer performance artists are particularly adept at using humor to cut through the misery.
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"It's time to cut through the noise," Dawson says in the sneak peek video.
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The barges' bows will also be built high, in order to cut through waves.
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"You're fired" seems to cut through workplace nonsense and get down to brass tacks.
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"The inmates cut through half-inch steel bars to facilitate their escape," Hallock said.
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A new traffic artery will cut through Tsukiji, transporting visitors to the games' venues.
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But in eastern Kentucky, disability lawyer Eric C. Conn truly cut through the noise.
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So I just wonder how we can really create cut through in that space.
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Can its advertising cut through the noise in the increasingly crowded world of entertainment?
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" She continues, "Cut through the chaos of your day and seek an extraordinary existence.
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Still, with his ample power he cut through Mahler's thick orchestration and clashing chords.
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Digital policy-making is a lot like trying to cut through the Gordian knot.
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Behind the beach a maze of unmarked trails cut through the dense coastal scrubland.
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The proposed structures would cut through various protected areas, including the National Butterfly Center.
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Sarcasm in Greek means to cut through layers, so it is basically the same.
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After the explosion, the team used welding torches to cut through the steel beams.
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He built DoNotPay to cut through hassles designed to separate us from our money.
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The native trees can often be located along city parkways that cut through woodlands.
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Astronauts have reported cravings for stronger tastes that cut through the flavor-muffling congestion.
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"The mesh cut through my vagina wall and came through my skin," Schulz said.
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President on down has always said I'm going to cut through the red tape.
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Cut through the noise and spend your valuable time talking to the right people.
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A mezzanine that cut through the apartment was a big a waste of space.
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Villarama believed Duterte's tough talk helped cut through bureaucracy and translate straight into action.
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I cut through a neighborhood and still get the kids to school on time. Phew!
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How many times did I cut through that blister, like it was no big deal?
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Cut through the bouncing synthesizers and you'll have something substantial, not artifice, in Mayberry's words.
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Railroad tracks cut through the town, with schools on Cleveland's east side virtually all black.
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" —Juliette "I was walking behind a group of young girls, and cut through a park.
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Using diamond-tipped tools, they cut through their cell bars before scaling the perimeter wall.
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"This plane will cut through the sky, deeper and further than ever before," he said.
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She knows how to give a performance big enough to cut through her character's plasticity.
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Which is why Apple's ability to cut through the noise and din is so remarkable.
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A protein called cas9 acts as a pair of scissors to cut through the DNA.
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Bird is aiming to cut through some of that inconvenience with its new delivery service.
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On one play, he cut through traffic and elevated for an up-and-under layup.
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Yet instead of strong leadership, to cut through the difficulties, Donald Trump provided little help.
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They also say that the construction would cut through sacred land and destroy burial sites.
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My biggest criticism on my latest work is I could still cut through even more.
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At the same time, not a single member showed a cut through at least 2021.
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The group's push is intended to cut through tech's slow pace of change on diversity.
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In the middle of our trip, we cut through Mississippi to see where I'd lived.
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One simple way to cut through the noise can be to look at the numbers.
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The minute they cut through it he's like, 'Well, yeah, if you buy a saw.
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On August 21, a total solar eclipse will cut through the entire continental United States.
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With statistics now flooding in, better technologies are needed to help cut through the noise.
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Arthur Ashe Boulevard will cut through an avenue of ghosts, not all of them friendly.
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They use shovels, chain saws and heavy duty rakes called McLeods to cut through vegetation.
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Somewhere he may have the knives to cut through, but they all lack the edge.
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But I think there's a way to cut through at least some of the confusion.
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In this case, it is left to the young to cut through the deadening sameness.
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From his first week in office, Trump has backed pipelines that cut through sovereign land.
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To that end, he cut through layers of bureaucracy — and fired a slew of employees.
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That's why this product combines bleach with other cleaning agents that cut through soap scum.
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It was tempting to cut through the pleasantries and ask, 'What are you in for?
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Birds cut through the air with ease, while our drones plummet out of the sky.
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Cut it to the length you need, then cut through the center of the length.
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Barricades of burning car tires cut through most of the capital's main roads and highways.
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Every second of this is familiar enough to cut through the fog of last night.
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We tested, and turns out filters help you cut through the noise to find gems.
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The denudations look like cow paths cut through sage brush — invasive affronts on the landscape.
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Emergency workers must cut through the hull of the second barge to offload its fuel.
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He cut through the middle, spun around a defender and scampered to the end zone.
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By passing an actual bill you cut through the dysfunctional negotiations at the White House.
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A quick dribbler, he could cut through defenses before passing the ball to open teammates.
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Jana Hunter of , playing guitar with backing tracks, managed to cut through the inevitable exhaustion.
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Seals get stuck in plastic rings from six-packs that slowly cut through their necks.
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So Fremont instituted commute-hour turn restrictions on the most heavily used residential cut-through routes.
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Many consumer DNA testing companies have pledged to cut through the dieting din with personalized advice.
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When trying to cut through the noise, it is often outrage that rises above all else.
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A digger cut through the power lines and we nearly scrapped it for an insurance job.
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Officers cut through the padlock and chains securing the container, which was completely enclosed, Wright said.
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Despite that, Mota said she felt everything as the doctor began to cut through her skin.
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The president will also suggest a $70 billion cut through limiting eligibility for federal disability benefits.
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To move cocaine to its North American consumers, South American drug traffickers cut through Central America.
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Instead, these candidates are proclaiming that their expertise with multitasking equips them to cut through gridlock.
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With so many questions, we're in need of some expert advice to cut through the noise.
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When I did "HyperNormalisation" I found that it cut through to the generation below the millennials.
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I hadn't played it in years, but I cut through the game's early bosses with ease.
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You can use scissors to cut through chicken breasts, snip chives, or quickly trim green beans.
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Snow-dusted mountains cut through the orange glow above and are mirrored in the lake below.
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Robbie does her best to cut through the misogyny, leaning into the character's humor and instability.
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In Cairo baksheesh is the simplest way to cut through the airport's tangle of red tape.
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Then, he cut through four fences and left a dummy in his bed to trick guards.
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Within minutes, blue flashing lights cut through the darkness and armed police broke down the door.
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He grabbed a kitchen knife and cut through the plastic, then opened the box, he said.
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Republicans—including Trump—generally say they want to cut through bureaucracy and eliminate needless red tape.
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And throughout the book, there are pockets of wicked, acidic humor that cut through the heaviness.
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The thief cut through two layers of fencing to get to Sammy and carry him out.
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It brings a clarity of vision that can cut through the chaos of politics, she says.
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Because there's a thick membrane that is really difficult to cut through because it is rubbery.
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But we've cut through the mess to bring you the top 2020 candidate Instagram accounts, ranked.
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They don't have the time, money or lawyers to cut through a thicket of complex rules.
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She rode quickly, but she did not use a wormhole to cut through time and space.
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Sometimes he's trying to cut through the nonsense of people telling Americans what's important to them.
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Over time, those efforts have started to cut through the fog around North Korea's first family.
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It's time to pick hard-nosed people to cut through things and figure out a deal.
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So we cut through a nearby hotel that was still in business to reach the beach.
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Good oversight makes it impossible to ignore pressing problems and can cut through the partisan fog.
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In other areas, huge gullies and chasms have split roads painstakingly cut through the thick jungle.
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If you want to cut through the noise, Everlane's ReNew Long Puffer is an easy choice.
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The denim is cut through with polypropylene, which makes it lighter while maintaining a heavier feel.
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We have a machine that can drill or cut through concrete, so we may use that.
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COHN: WE THINK WE CAN PAY FOR THE ENTIRE TAX CUT THROUGH GROWTH OVER THE CYCLE.
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What if we used James Damore as a catalyst for conversations that cut through old oppositions?
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The team, now dubbed the "Kate Smith Celtics," cut through state after state—Illinois, Tennessee, Michigan.
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The two outer ones have tiny saw-like teeth on them to easily cut through skin.
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We're here to help you cut through all, or at the very least some of that.
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There is one way, however, to cut through discomfort with social mores and longstanding tribal rituals.
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Cut through the gallery to see the celebs who have sported the knot so stylish hairdo'.
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They all have one thing in common, lively acidity, to cut through the rich assertive flavors.
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Surrounded by that cacophony, we want something—or someone—to help us cut through the noise.
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Beck recalled a time, as a teen-ager, when he attempted to cut through MacArthur Park.
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A data-driven approach can cut through our political dysfunction and incentivize better results from government.
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However, the gooey cheese atop the sausage patty was plentiful and cut through the biscuit's dryness.
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But also like Glee, there are moments of stark, surprising sincerity that cut through the noise.
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I find a vacant lot to cut through to another street, also busy and without sidewalks.
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We just need a governor that can cut through California's massive taxes and burdensome regulatory climate.
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Young rexes also had slim, agile bodies and blade-like teeth that could cut through flesh.
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Today, a machine can cut through the subterranean darkness to measure a cave's interior with incredible accuracy.
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The tunnel was cut through jagged rock and measured about 6 feet tall and 4 feet wide.
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With skillful aim it can cut through medium-health foes like Reaper in a matter of seconds.
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The meeting would allow the leaders to cut through "political noise" about alleged Russian collusion, Bolton said.
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We're more likely to have a debate over whether or not a lightsaber could cut through adamantium.
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It can cut through the sectarian media bubbles where more and more of us get our information.
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She'll be able to help you pinpoint the underlying cause and cut through that fog for good.
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OpenSC allows consumers to cut through the complexity and lack of transparency in supply chains, said Hunyor.
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The only way I can cut through the confusion is to cling to my identity in Christ.
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A construction worker screams as we cut through his work site, under backhoes and around gaping holes.
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NEPA reforms will cut through these obstacles, further boosting the economy while making energy transport more efficient.
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Steel workers have also been called in to cut through metal beams and are waiting on orders.
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Sir Lynton argues that such messages "cut through the static" of 24-hour television and social media.
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But that's not a bad thing since they're supposed to be agile to cut through the air.
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These teeth look like they evolved to cut through the tough, fibrous leaves of ancient palm trees.
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Howard attempted to smash a hole in the roof but didn't have any tools to cut through.
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There is a laser cutter to etch materials like fabric, marble or wood and cut through plastic.
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He told investigators he would eat candy bars for dinner as he cut through pipes and walls.
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The company resisted the cut through three months of controversy and criticism, but eventually cut the shot.
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The result is these six bite-sized rules meant to cut through the noise of career clichés.
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One of Mr Modi's innovations was to use IT to cut through red tape for new businesses.
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They cut through the bars of the Santa Clara County Main Jail at around 2408:2808 p.m.
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Music this intimate can cut through, or compel you to turn away in discomfort at its closeness.
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It's full of big, beautiful synth washes cut through with melodic raps and harder-edged bars alike.
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The inmates used tools to cut through security bars in a plumbing tunnel and into air vents.
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The National Weather Service in Birmingham, Alabama, said a tornado cut through Pickens County on Tuesday evening.
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The inmates used tools to cut through security bars in a plumbing tunnel and into air vents.
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Rescue workers cut through parts of a partially collapsed overpass in Kolkata, India, on March 31, 2016.
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The documentary series, too, is trying to cut through the noise of the unpredictable 2016 presidential election.
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As a part of the process, it submitted analysis that could help regulators cut through the noise.
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Rosy Bindi, the commission's president, says she aims to cut through the anti-Mafia's "opaqueness and ambiguities".
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His characters' missives are the only things that cut through the haze of his weird, disobedient stories.
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" Then Ms. Blige's voice cut through the arena, serrate as ever, singing her breakthrough hit "Real Love.
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Where Claudio Ranieri's side employed rapid counterattacks to cut through opponents, Atlético's build-up is more ponderous.
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Her "decoder" feature translated a handful of actual letters so that people could cut through the muddle.
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All the fruits cut through with orange juice, with soy milk, almond milk, milk milk, dealer's choice.
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But a single with an accompanying four-minute video "just doesn't cut through the noise," he said.
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Steel I-beams — parts of which are painted red in different ways — cut through its flexible spaces.
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In order to cut through that, you have to be willing to adapt and make some changes.
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Winding roads cut through forests and rolling hills where horses and cattle graze and stone walls meander.
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Other senators did try, at times, to cut through the Trump-driven hysteria and conduct normal business.
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A group of them cut through the terrace and slipped between the NYISE students and the photographer.
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This had an unintended effect: It funneled some migrants onto Interstate 5, which cut through the barriers.
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It was probably naïve to think that Mueller could cut through such a thick web of falsity.
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What could cut through the political crosscurrents this year is a simple maxim: Asians vote for Asians.
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Her "decoder" feature translated a handful of actual letters so that people could cut through the muddle.
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Motorcycle-hailing startups have become attractive alternatives because bikes can easily cut through gridlock, unlike other vehicles.
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During the Cold War, RFE was an important instrument to cut through government-sponsored propaganda and censorship.
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They cut through the middle of the orange pebbly desert, headed for the unmarked border with Iran.
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Even the highway to the airport cut through spectacular, unspoiled scenes of undulating land and saturated color.
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A fourth cut through the soft tissue of his scalp and flew out below Craig's left ear.
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But sharp pencil lines and brighter white wedges cut through this engulfing fog like spirit through flesh.
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The agents told the Post the saws can cut through the bollards in a matter of minutes.
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Grueneberg described enjoying the conflicting taste from having two different sauces, which both cut through the ricotta.
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They were discussing the false narratives surrounding President Trump and why they're so difficult to cut through.
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Yes, political leaders can cut through the red tape and the roadblocks imposed by lower-level bureaucrats.
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This kind of affirmation and condensed schooling is just what we need to cut through the nonsense.
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It's time to cut through the noise of sustainability claims inflicted on us by fast fashion brands.
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"Get Dripped" with Playboi Carti—all 8-bit twitches and staccato flows—would cut through the sugar.
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In one oft-repeated anecdote, he once used a chain saw to cut through a hotel room wall.
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Soft gradients are alluring because they cut through the noise of social media, but they also are disorienting.
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Couture cut through the middle of the slot, slid the puck to Meier, whose shot popped over Kinkaid.
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On both songs, Gunna's melodies cut through the clutter of the posse cuts, with a buttery smooth delivery.
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On August 17th at the BBC Proms, I was reminded of why her performances cut through my grief.
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Users spend about nine minutes just scrolling through options, and HBO Max is designed to cut through that.
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The aim is to cut through the noise and single out several of Trump's most significant, lasting actions.
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Shopping malls, petrol stations and apartment blocks were levelled; bulldozers cut through slums, leaving tens of thousands homeless.
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Each teaching offers symbols and stories that can help us cut through our own obstacles and cultivate compassion.
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Thankfully, there are phenomena like the #WhatTheFluffChallenge to cut through the darkness with a giant bolt of cute.
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"It seems that the inmates cut through half-inch steel bars to facilitate their escape," Lieutenant Hallock said.
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The suspects used a tool to cut through a fence to gain entry to the event, Smithee said.
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The hagfish's loose skin allowed the shark tooth to cut through skin but never through the underlying muscle.
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And with relatively low mountains, new runs are being cut through forests to accommodate the Olympic downhill races.
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Don't skip the mustard dip and cold beer here: you'll want something to cut through the intense richness.
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That's hardly new, and as studios try to cut through the content clutter, even less likely to change.
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Conservationists, for example, have voiced concern that they could disturb wildlife, as they cut through Kenya's national parks.
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Trying to Cut Through Last Year's 'Walthamstow Riot' Bullshit Watch Our Film About the Riots, 'Hackney System Overload'
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It will allow you to cut through the skin better and the slices will have more definition. Congratulations!
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Probably one of my most cherished memories is when the band decided to cut through Badlands National Park.
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Morris' low-key delivery and precision timing cut through the louder, brasher comedy, and freshens the film's vibe.
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Cities such as Cleveland, St. Louis and Detroit have programs to help immigrant entrepreneurs cut through red tape.
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Apple and Google are starting to cut through the mess and let everything in our homes talk together.
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It was impossible to cut through the zombie hordes alone and teams that didn't work well together failed.
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And after years of setbacks, those designs are finally beginning to cut through some American regulatory red tape.
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And once they cut through a single slat, there's a hole big enough for people to get through.
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Lake's guitars, typically pitched up with knife-edge distortion, cut through Mike Baillie and Travis Kuhlman's swung rhythms.
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They're already trying to overhaul the office in an attempt to cut through red tape and streamline contracts.
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The evening sunlight cut through a section of the gym's wall that had been peeled back during Winston.
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The strong bipartisan votes cut through the partisan rancor and demonstrate the strength of opposition to offshore drilling.
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Of course, you can add a little bitter sarcasm to cut through the bullshit in true Aquarius fashion.
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So how can we cut through the red tape to help Medicare beneficiaries get the care they need?
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Firefighters had to cut through 30 or 40 logs before they could rescue the man from the car.
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They also cut through it to take their high-school-age children to school in neighboring Berkeley Heights.
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But markets realize that central banks have no magical powers to cut through a crisis like this. 5.
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The authors want to cut through the juice cleanses and paleo diets to bring back some common sense.
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The booth is staffed only during the daytime, according to Andina, and drivers often cut through the plain.
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Cut through the rough of the past few days, and that one fact shines through like a diamond.
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Her show neither coddled nor exploited sob stories — it just cut through them to get to the truth.
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Many Indians credit him with programs that have helped the poor and cut through red tape and corruption.
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"We think we can pay for the entire tax cut through growth over the cycle," Cohn told CNBC.
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Hanukkah: The lighting of a 4,000-pound menorah in Midtown cut through the darkness of rising anti-Semitism.
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Suffice to say, there's a lot out there, and we want to help you cut through the clutter.
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The river swelled so much there, it cut through swathes of farmland, turning the highest points into islands.
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Yet "Pages for Her," the novel's long-awaited sequel, set 20 years later, is cut through with disappointment.
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These performers cut through the swelling music and sometimes cloying earnestness to put across some valuable emotional truths.
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But these moments, while explosive on social media, do not seem to have cut through with ordinary voters.
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I plotted a route that would skirt the Observation Wheel and cut through an anti-tear-gas rally.
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Holding down on the mouse, drag to form a rectangle that seems to cut through the gauzy filter.
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Not to mention, the wall would cut through the private land of farmers and ranchers, harming their businesses.
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The forces would cut through YPG territory, before pushing on to Raqqa, about 100 kilometers (60 miles) south.
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Progressives need a simple, powerful, and easily communicated electoral reform to cut through the complexity and rally voters.
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It's a way to cut through almost all the hassle of voting with a single simple, durable reform.
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It takes something — or someone — pretty special to cut through the white noise of cynicism that surrounds Washington.
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The strikes from the blade were so powerful, one cut through her flesh and broke her right arm.
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To me it was an astonishingly user-friendly tool that cut through opaque corporate bureaucracy on my behalf.
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I needed a knife that's good for giving a good clean cut through semi-soft cheeses like Gorgonzola.
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She uses the codes of Minnesota nice to cut through Jerry's defenses, and follows clues that others miss.
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The movie is infused with light-hearted moments that cut through the intensity of the Jim Crow-era racism.
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Looser rules would let the industry help doctors cut through the volume of studies that come out each month.
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His kindness and compassion cut through party lines and transcended social status; his love for others was truly indiscriminate.
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In response to another message, Brown supported a fan by offering words of encouragement to cut through her loneliness.
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"When you cut through all that happened, this defendant did not get a fair shake," Santos told the judges.
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" "I think the market is anticipating that we get this tax cut through, that it would really drive earnings.
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We intend to cut through the clutter and open up conversations about those transformative moments in powerful personal narratives.
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So was a sponsorship deal which Mr Nyantakyi appears to negotiate, taking a cut through his own private company.
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To do so it plans to make boring machines more powerful, so that they can cut through material faster.
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In 2009, 73 prisoners cut through two fences to escape from the same facility, the Australian Broadcasting Corp reported.
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I didn't really think about how I would cut through all the noise and how I could stand out.
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A battery driven saw was then used to cut through the horn, which took little more than a minute.
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To perform the dastardly deed on the immature female, the male uses its fangs to cut through the exoskeleton.
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Here's our primer for anyone who wants to cut through the noise and see the stuff that really matters.
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Here, they prepare to dig into some sweet watermelon with Suisin's yo-deba knife—it can cut through anything.
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The first thing she recommended was a "good set of knives," that are sharp enough to cut through anything.
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At TheScore, he regularly contributes lengthy, fact-based treatises that cut through the semantic guesswork of your average analyst.
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Tom McClintock (R) needed a police escort to cut through the protesters who demonstrated at his town hall event.
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That's when I heard the motorcycle cut through the low, hollow wind... I stalked two figures through the fog.
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"You're going to have to have a really loud voice to cut through a crowded field," the strategist said.
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But if you're playing where I play—(plays high pitched, loud scale)—then it can cut through traffic, right?
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As thousands of storm victims fled to Arkansas for shelter, Huckabee cut through the red tape to provide assistance.
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Their tales of decaying buildings and urban sprawl bore a heavy emotional weight that cut through Brock's leery delivery.
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I missed the turn onto the highway and rode onto a tree-lined path that cut through a village.
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"The military has always been in my heart," said Mr. Seroka, 69, as the plane cut through the clouds.
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But it's a way for the company to try and cut through the noise currently in the cryptocurrency world.
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What the candidates need to address is how to create clear lines of authority to cut through red tape.
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Tempers flared last year when Christiania's leaders refused to allow a new bike path to cut through the neighborhood.
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Braithwaite's writing pulses with the fast, slick heartbeat of a YA thriller, cut through by a dry noir wit.
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Besides the off-temperature porterhouse, a grilled branzino was so raw that a steak knife couldn't cut through it.
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She brought the courtroom to near-silence with an idea that cut through the fog of the lawyers' verbiage.
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At the Queens bank, the investigators also found a grinding wheel, a tool to cut through steel or concrete.
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In the age of streaming and the playlistification of albums, Ari Lennox's Shea Butter Baby cut through the noise.
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Paisley Park, Prince's storied recording lair outside Minneapolis, has finally cut through the red tape to become a museum.
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On my way to the prosecutor's office, I cut through southeast Pennsylvania farmland dotted with silos and gentle hills.
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That's when Carol starts scraping down her rosary so she can cut through the duct tape around her wrists.
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The company's platform is designed to help cut through bureaucratic tape that can prevent people from accessing important services.
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With climate change, there's nothing simple about the subject — so it's harder to cut through the barrage of misinformation.
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A little bit of smoking and a bright, vinegar-y vegetable slaw also helps to cut through the heat.
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"If we address stigma through art, we'll be able to cut through the silence and stop the social exclusion."
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The canal will cut through that land, as well as land around nearly two dozen different villages and neighborhoods.
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Readers have gravitated to email newsletters — they're the best way to cut through the overwhelming nature of everything online.
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On the local level, it's incumbent upon us to try to cut through some of that and work together.
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Later, he cut through several defenders for a layup that gave the Wizards the lead for good, 146-144.
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On-site emissions could also be cut through things like 100%-electric construction equipment sourcing its electricity from renewables.
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But boilerplate "pick your brain" queries create a lot of white noise that can be hard to cut through.
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With electricity out since the early morning hours, the hum of generators cut through the roar of swirling winds.
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"It is harder than ever to cut through the clutter," said Brian Wieser, an analyst at Pivotal Research Group.
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I turned off the beach down one of the many unmarked sandy roads that cut through the towering forests.
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Webcomics, in particular, are being used to cut through the noise, explain complicated issues, and spread the word online.
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Except we are revealing ourselves always, in ways both gestural and explicit, trying, literally, to cut through the noise.
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"The only way to cut through is to make a good-faith effort to humanize yourself," Mr. Casimir said.
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It's a little thicker than other screen protectors, at 0.3 millimeters, which makes it harder to cut through it.
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The new system was supposed to cut through bureaucratic red tape by allowing industries to regulate their own apprenticeships.
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And have you made these restaurant-style pork chops yet, with polenta cut through with goat cheese and rosemary?
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Smith's style was to cut through confusion by presenting detailed facts and figures, particularly in response to Trump's deceit.
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For some people, it takes a long time, and Kevin had a distinct voice that just cut through immediately.
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Tuesday evening, around 6pm, someone cut through the floor of the fifth floor and into our fourth floor office.
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More than 1 million of the lines cut through whale migration paths in the US and Canada, Webber said.
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Earlier this year, the Department of Homeland Security said tests showed the steel bollard design could be cut through.
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The interstate highway expansion often cut through low-income and minority communities, segregated urban areas and contributed to sprawl.
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Aggressive lines cut through the supple curves of a centered, nude woman made of Francis Picabia-like cyborg parts.
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So large and loud, in fact, that they needed amplifiers and electrical instruments to cut through the din of hawkers.
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"I'm asking President Trump to cut through the red tape and get people on the damned ground here," he said.
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The eclipse will cut through a total of 3.33 states, many of which have also become dependent on solar generation.
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There's a lot of noise out there, and it's hard to cut through, and I'm not within the Marvel Universe.
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A device that could cut through the cruft and offer equal footing, without any words, seemed like a worthwhile venture.
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Instead, the loudspeaker crackled, and our principal's voice cut through the air: "Attention, all students, faculty, and staff," she said.
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This spirit, and her ability to cut through the scrim of glamour and glitz, is what draws Bobby to her.
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Parris helped cut through the thicket of local regulations that baffle companies accustomed to China's form of bare-knuckle capitalism.
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Let us help you cut through the world's ever-growing pile of mediocre entertainment and find one thing worth watching.
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Few things cut through the clutter these days, especially in comedy, and Will and Grace is one of the best.
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And right now, the wheels of the robot jigsaw only have enough torque to cut through foam board — not wood.
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He eventually convinces his boss to cut through the overgrown jungle that is Mexico's police force, and start a raid.
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She said her military service would help her "cut through" the discord in Washington if she were elected to Congress.
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Now, with the help of technology, researchers have new tools that may cut through some of the mystery surrounding relics.
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This flow is thought to have cut through existing terrain on Mars, forging new paths and carving a new landscape.
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Her iridescent eyes cut through me like those of a feral dog with cataracts, waiting for my moment of weakness.
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But it seemed like nothing cut through Mosshart's leather jacket armor; her ferocious fearlessness was urgently needed then and now.
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It's the kind of stark, reductive imagery that can also help an esoteric issue cut through the modern media roar.
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The Withings Go is clearly an attempt to cut through all the wearable crap and give consumers an easy option.
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That's unusual, if only because, to cut through the noise, games these days have to announce themselves early—and loudly.
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"Everyone had a machete they would carry in case you needed to cut through wood or protect yourself," she says.
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He then participated in a live demo that involved using a dollar bill to cut through (virtual) chunks of gold.
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You cut through the thickets of the musical landscape and brought us to the futuristic, smooth, syncopated land of Missy.
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I went back to work, but a few moments later, the gray-haired entrance officer's voice cut through the air.
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Since smugglers usually cut through one of the bollards, it's easy for agents to replace the parts that get damaged.
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Celia Pearce, a game designer and former theme park builder, coined a phrase to cut through the fight: spatial narrative.
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When fitted with specialized blades, the tool can cut through one of the wall's steel and concrete bollards in minutes.
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Sure, it had a subtle kick to it, but the cherry flavor cut through more than we would have liked.
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As a compromise, the expressway was rerouted to the edge of Brooklyn Heights, though it still cut through other neighborhoods.
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Thirteen of them waded through a rush of stomach-deep water and cut through a fence to seek higher ground.
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As a shortcut to a path popular with joggers and cyclists, they would cut through the little-used fire roads.
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According to the product page, it can even cut through ice for those weird situations that call for ice slices.
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He told police he was merely trying to cut through the cathedral and that his van was out of gas.
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Fellow MVP candidates LeBron James and James Harden find weaknesses in opposing defenses, and cut through them like a scalpel.
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Across the street was a little mall, Sharon Square, cut through by something they called an Arcade by its builders.
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Beyond the lake, diagonal rides cut through a historic oak forest where Louis XV's gift Versailles statues still decorate clearings.
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In Serbia, the Otpor movement mobilized the country against the dictator Slobodan Milosevic by using pranks to cut through fear.
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Those companies want to develop new ways to cut through the seemingly intractable, expensive systems of coverage for their employees.
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Second, a state of emergency can cut through red tape and streamline the process of obtaining and deploying necessary aid.
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From the west, you cut through the idyllic twin hills that legendary conservationist John Muir once named after his daughters.
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To cut through some of the messiness in the data, we took a systematic approach to wading through the evidence.
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He stood smiling on the bright pink stage as the day's first "lock her up" chant cut through the auditorium.
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The shootings happened less than 2 miles apart, and both took place along main streets that cut through residential areas.
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The Danish plan includes putting wildlife cameras where roads cut through the fence, to record how often boars circumvent it.
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The most important step is the first, requiring confrontational probing to cut through failure to take responsibility and facile rationalizations.
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I thought the sweetness of the cookie helped cut through the rich flavor and pungent aftertaste of the blue cheese.
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Sleep deprivation makes for good retail, as parents determined to cut through the information cacophony may turn hopefully to stuff.
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It works like a charm, thanks to the sharp edge of the eggshell that can cut through the egg whites.
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The gravel, one-lane road would cut through the refuge, connecting the remote community of King Cove to Cold Bay.
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To help you cut through the verbiage and hyperbole, here's a list of common terms and what they really mean.
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But she did have several strong moments, and commentators praised her ability to cut through the free-for-all onstage.
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He was full of grandiose pledges of infrastructure projects, such as a scheme to cut through the Isthmus of Corinth.
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The western state of Jalisco is adding services to cut through bureaucracy, certify skills and encourage companies to hire migrants.
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You can count on us to cut through the clutter of Prime Day and highlight only the deals worth shopping.
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It was Final Fantasy XV that finally brought with it feelings of inspiration, that cut through functional but conventional captures.
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She also can help cut through her brother's stubbornness and longing for the good old days of Joe and Val.
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The vinegar in minced dill pickles (1/2 tablespoon, but really it's to-taste) served to cut through much better.
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Their authority on the issue can cut through the misinformation, sensationalism and faux outrage that define much of today's media.
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The eclipse will cut through a total of 14 states, many of which have also become dependent on solar generation.
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"This is Brian Hook from the State Department," the Iran envoy repeated, hoping his words would cut through the noise.
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Shots of fuchsia and blood red cut through the dark, and hand-painted roses bloomed on sleeves, legs and shirting.
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Remove from the oven, then cut through the egg with a spatula to remove each slice from the pan. 5.
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How do you cut through machine politics in a state where machine politics has existed for well over 100 years?
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Polanski's lawyer, Harland Braun, has filed legal docs trying to cut through what has become a decades long legal mess.
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The water is pushed at 60,000 pounds per square inch (PSI) and can cut through everything from marble to glass.
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The reality however, is that he may be able to cut through unsuccessful policies and chart a new course with China.
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In that time, they infiltrated the facility, disabled alarms and cut through safes to remove the secret documents before leaving undetected.
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" Added Cancian, "Each administration comes in believing that a sincere outreach to [Russian leader Vladimir] Putin will cut through the hostility.
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It can be argued that if something has the ability to cut through objects, it can technically be considered a knife.
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As always, Charles could cut through the noise with an elegant simplicity that always leaves you thinking he&aposs probably right.
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The company has mercifully added a customizable menu page to the A9, though, that should help cut through all that noise.
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The magical realism—those ominous animals and the long journeys—are still there, but Wall's clearest thoughts begin to cut through.
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After he briefed his colleagues, Gilmore took out his knife, cut through the tough tent fabric, and burned the mission plan.
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On August 21, for the first time in 38 years, a total solar eclipse will cut through the continental United States.
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Get some real carbs with this pasta set, complete with stainless steel rollers and cutters to cut through thick pasta dough.
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But they also have a freshness and bitterness that allows them to cut through the richest of oils and nut purées.
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The 19-year-old suspect used a tool to cut through a fence and avoid festival security, and then opened fire.
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Mei: Much like Roadhog, Mei's D.Va-countering skills hinge on her ability to cut through Defense Matrix with her ice spray.
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But few Londoners used it to cut through St James's—hardly surprising, as the district already has lots of pleasant streets.
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That's perhaps because those subscriptions don't help cut through the noise of the nearly 200 million tracks hosted on the service.
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To cut through the noise of the news cycle stories will also need this massive co-ordinated push by multiple mastheads.
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It's not simply getting the sponsorship opportunity, but it's about being able to promote around it to cut through the noise.
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It's time to recognize and cut through the political fear, uncertainty and doubt that are clouding our view of this issue.
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So let's try to cut through all the marketing terms, hype, and numbers to get at what "21100K" gaming really means.
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They decide to hike through the Swedish wilderness (creepy choice, dudes), where an accident forces them to cut through the forest.
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This section of Wayne Memorial Drive in Goldsboro is completely washed away after downed trees and flooding cut through the area.
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Code for America, a nonprofit that seeks to use technology to improve government, used tech to cut through the red tape.
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The suspects used "some sort of tool" to cut through the perimeter fence to gain access to the festival, Smithee said.
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"You could not do a straight up, un-off set three-year corporate rate cut through reconciliation," Callas told the audience.
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Maybe you feel that your voice doesn't cut through the conversation, even when you have something cool and interesting to contribute.
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When you cut through the blubber layers, she adds, you start to see the muscle tense under the pressure of gas.
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The tribe, besides voicing concerns about water, also has said the construction would cut through sacred land and destroy burial sites.
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At his live shows, he makes sure to cut through the heaviness of his work with the odd rambling, comedic monologue.
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The Canadian sound artist appeared centre stage in a barely perceptible silhouette as blue and red LEDs cut through the fog.
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Time appeared to collapse into itself as the drone and subtle MFO light show cut through the mist, enveloping the crowd.
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Far too often Bledsoe will get caught with a back screen or watch his man cut through unguarded for a layup.
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"The more of a developing country that you are, the more difficult it is to cut through the noise," he said.
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An inside view of the tunnel: A picture of the front of the boring machine that will cut through underground rock.
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Sheriff's department spokesman Lt. Jeff Hallock said the three cut through half-inch steel plate before making it to the roof.
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Participating advertisers would be able to cut through the online noise, with Twitter's help, to find positive conversations around their products.
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Toss your caramel-coated apples in toasted sesame seeds for a little nutty, savory note to cut through all that sweetness.
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Let's cut through all the clutter and get straight to the main issues surrounding Donald Trump and allegations of anti-Semitism.
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You find ways to cut through that slog however you can, including doing something nice for a then-19-year-old.
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While gathering data is easy enough, being able to cut through the noise and zero in on what matters most isn't.
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But with thousands of attendees, how do you cut through the noise to make the right connections with the right people?
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Cut bread loaf into 1-inch-thick diagonal slices, taking care not to cut through the bottom of the bread. 3.
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Arnold told King that she planned to cut through Central Park to head home, according to the New York Daily News.
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As more work is done on the cloud, VMware's trying to cut through the confusion, the CEO told CNBC on Monday.
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It's also common for a number of us to cut through covered openings underneath the buildings between Park and Lexington Avenues.
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OPEC and its allies, trying to reduce a crude glut, agreed in May to extend the supply cut through March 2018.
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Freud was, in her view, a suitably "tragic" thinker: he grasped the limitations, the fatal flaws, that cut through psychic life.
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We wanted to help cut through the clutter by working with top brands to deliver the latest innovations to our clients.
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Because of the scale of the US exchanges, companies at this sort of valuation can struggle to cut through the noise.
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Of the roughly 21,2000 acres in the city of Los Angeles, more than 103,210 are alleyways that cut through city blocks.
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ROME — The music swelled, heavenly clouds began to fade and impossibly bright rays of light began to cut through the theater.
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But bookending the hour-long show were two reveals that cut through the convention cacophony and melted the usual corporate steel.
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One night in 1977, 10 inmates managed to cut through three sets of bars at the hospital, escaping in the darkness.
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Their appearance lent a weight to the proceedings that seemed to cut through talk of mandatory budget restrictions imposed by Congress.
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When President Obama pushed a payroll tax cut through Congress during the thick of the Great Recession, we opposed that, too.
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Who would have thought painstakingly slow, hand-painted messages would be an incredibly effective way to cut through the digital cacophony?
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The World Health Organization launched a TikTok account on Friday as part of its efforts to cut through coronavirus misinformation online.
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President Trump in March issued a presidential permit for TransCanada's proposed Keystone XL pipeline, which would cut through the United States.
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This allows them to be powerful enough to cut through steel and precise enough to shave the hair from your skin.
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When you cut through that with a pipeline, you limit our ability to explore our thoughts, our land and our potential.
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"Bit by bit, the economy and security are starting to cut through more," said Jorge Buendia, head of the polling firm.
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Over the weekend, a small group of Palestinians cut through the fence and set fire to an empty Israeli military post.
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These showed that west of the Strait of Dover, a network of deep valleys had been cut through the channel's bedrock.
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Officials with the Border Patrol said they were similarly not worried about migrants using power tools to cut through the wall.
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I've never been more excited to help the audience cut through the noise by focusing on the things that matter most.
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To help readers cut through the White House spin, here's a handy list of what Trump is still keeping hidden: 1.
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Here, the wail of a saxophone cut through the space like a siren while Ms. Bullock's voice turned chilly and hard.
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It was named "Lomex" for the failed Lower Manhattan Expressway proposed by Robert Moses, which would have cut through the neighborhood.
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So there's this big disconnect between what data analysts and political parties believe cuts through and what actually does cut through.
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As soon as you cut through all of that pretension, then you can open it up and explore whatever you want.
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He praised his own use of social media and said that it was a tool for him to cut through the lies.
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Don't get in their way, or they would knock you down—or deafen you with a voice that could cut through walls!
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As their muscular bodies cut through the air at more than 30 mph, they leave a trail of drag in their wake.
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They cut through the mountains and stretch under its deep sea, allowing vehicles a more direct route through the country's challenging terrain.
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The tribe said the project will not only threaten its environmental and economic well-being, but will also cut through sacred land.
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His line drive cut through the wind as he yanked an outside fastball to center with an exit velocity of 108 mph.
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So to cut through the haze, we pulled together everything you need to know about the current state of online privacy rules.
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But here, now, it can be hard to cut through the various narratives surrounding the options out there and pick a winner.
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The business manager has shown energy and drive in trying to cut through red tape holding up infrastructure projects worth some $19bn.
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Our free business match-making platform helps you cut through the noise, zero in on the right people and produce better results.
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To help you cut through the noise, we're curating a roundup of the top-reviewed sex toys across the world wide web.
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But there's so much product out there, for lack of a better word, that you really have to cut through the noise.
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Part of the surgery required the use of an electrocautery, a device that uses heat to burn away or cut through tissue.
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Thumbnail via Pixbay The partisan tension is so high amidst the RNC and DNC, you could cut through it with a knife.
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The only thing that finally cut through was his dad signing him up as a junior firefighter, which gave him a distraction.
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The publicity, however, appears to be helping the film cut through the clutter, in addition to inspiring countless articles about Radcliffe's flatulence.
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OPEC and the other producers, trying to reduce a crude glut, agreed in May to extend the supply cut through March 2018.
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You are an example to us all, and help cut through the stigma so we can bring our whole selves to work.
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But the challenges in opening up these discussions run as deep as the "hollers," or valleys, that cut through these green hills.
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Globalization may have ravaged blue-collar America, but artificial intelligence could cut through the white-collar professions in much the same way.
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New Zealand Among the first to celebrate was New Zealand, where flashes of light cut through the skies over Auckland's Sky Tower.
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One side of the deposit was cut through by a sandy wash, or dry streambed; the other ended in a low escarpment.
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Olmstead was using his child's stroller to cut through crowds at Disney's Art of Animation Resort on Sunday, the news outlet reports.
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Bold lights cut through the surrounding backdrop reducing it to an essential and luxurious space, accentuating the emerging figure of Kate Moss.
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"Other apps might say the only way to drive between certain Palestinian cities is to cut through a settlement," Abdel Haleem said.
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About 6,000 full-time jobs have been cut through voluntary buyouts, equivalent to nearly one-quarter of its work force in Japan.
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We could have cut through the avenues as far as Tuman and made it down to the beach in a few minutes.
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But the joint attack on Corbyn may have some cut-through in traditional, Labour-held seats where voters are wary of Corbyn.
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Mark understands the president's electoral coalition and his unique ability to cut through the normal morass of Washington to get things done.
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All around him, the jeers and boos of two fan bases cut through the steamy air, but Price gave no visible reaction.
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Their brushwork is thin-skinned, and there is much else going on: thin lines often border these fields or cut through them.
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For whatever reason, in a media landscape thick with catastrophe, this was the story that cut through for me in this moment.
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NYT Parenting, a new site, debuted in May to cut through the noise and offer guidance and support backed by rigorous reporting.
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To get home, the teen often cut through an empty lot near the site of the shooting, the friend told the newspaper.
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To get home, the teen often cut through an empty lot near the site of the shooting, the friend told the paper.
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A new private road, Sullivan Lane, will cut through the enclave, which runs along 20153th Avenue, Powells Cove Boulevard and 150th Street.
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It also features stainless steel discs that quickly cut through produce and a large chute for feeding in whole fruits and veggies.
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Progressives need to invest in models of engagement that cut through the noise of electioneering and bring new people into political life.
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Yang also proved he belonged on the stage -- particularly because of his ability to cut through politics and policy in humanizing terms.
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It is important to cut through the rhetoric and seek a policy solution that is in the best interest of the client.
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A curved cutter located on the harness' shoulder strap can also be used to cut through the strap, according to the video.
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I'll cut through all the jokes about how they look like old earrings and tell it to you straight: They seem fine.
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Equally expected was the disappointment from environmental groups and tribal nations concerned about allowing another extractive pipeline to cut through the land.
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If you want wine, however, look for an incisive white with plenty of acidity to cut through the richness of the dish.
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But what if we could cut through the noise and curate our experience on dating apps to more closely match our realities?
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A nap "can help with alertness and perception and cut through the general fog that creeps in during the day," researchers conclude.
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The two tanks that were exposed during the fire, which cut through the ship's deck, hold about 20,000 barrels combined, Eck said.
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The live-wire acidity of the Madeira cut through the fat and richness of the beef, while its slight sweetness melded perfectly.
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All three of these videos are designed as provocations of a sort, thinkpiece-bait event releases designed to cut through online clutter.
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In fact, The Tool Report was able to stitch and cut through six layers of cotton batting and two layers of denim.
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I still remember the one guy whose comment about the girl on the cover of the videotape cut through the nervous laughter.
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President Trump, never a strong reader off the prompter, read through sections at a slow cadence, then slam-cut through jarring segues.
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Later, sensing pressure on the perimeter, he cut through traffic for a reverse layup before finding Horford for layups on consecutive possessions.
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To cut through the massive assortment, there are helpful categories like best-selling basics and trend-driven edits like "shades of red".
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Dolph doesn't just cut through the noise with his music; he also offers a perspective on what is true in the world.
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She cut through all the BS in a Saturday morning tweet to remind everyone watching that only one thing matters here: Saving lives.
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The only time I've ever been able to cut through this ego structure is under the influence of psychedelics (in my case, ayahuasca).
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Doll said Trump will have to work with congressional Republicans to centralize the priorities of the Republican agenda and cut through the noise.
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I think it's hard for any artist to cut through the apathy and the noise out there, no matter any time or decade.
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On Tuesday, attorneys sought to cut through the technological complexity and frame key elements of the case in terms the jury could understand.
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Jakarta is one of the world's fastest-sinking cities, built on swampy land, located beside the sea and cut through with multiple rivers.
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"I look forward to working with my colleagues to cut through the dysfunction and deliver results for Arizona," she said in a statement.
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B. In its seventh season, Game of Thrones was one of few shows that managed to completely cut through the relentless news cycle.
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Eagle Prime struck fear into the hearts of mortals by knocking over a few barrels with its chainsword —designed to cut through rock!
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There's a common misconception that doctors cut through abdominal muscles when performing a C-section, but that's not actually the case, Kohrherr says.
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The tool can cut through a slab of aerospace-grade titanium alloy in three minutes, whereas the conventional alternative approaches take 45 minutes.
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Many commented that they use this spade to edge their lawn or cut through tough roots, and that it does so quite easily.
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They listen to music together and the sexual tension between them is so thick that you could cut through it with a knife.
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Along with this upside-down playing technique; Dr Yunupingu had a distinctively haunting tenor voice that cut through convention with its unusual beauty.
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But Rihanna, whose voice has never sounded stronger than it does on Anti, manages to cut through with moments of startling, welcome clarity.
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With recent advances in radio telescope technology, astronomers are finally starting to cut through Jupiter's swirling clouds to see what's happening down below.
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During the disaster, this hot exhaust cut through the steel booster casing like a welder's torch, then started cutting into the external tank.
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During the age of industrial whaling, oil-fired ships with explosive harpoons cut through the blue-whale population as a knife through blubber.
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I just try to tell women you've got to cut through that noise and not listen to it and be true to yourself.
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As such, we remove our call for one more interest rate cut and one more RRR cut through the rest of this year.
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Maybe it was easier to cut through that red tape in 2006 – or maybe the team behind "Diwali" actually cared enough to bother.
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"The market might be pricing in more than a cut through next year," said Mike Collins, senior portfolio manager at PGIM Fixed Income.
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His 2007 address launched a long-shot path to the White House which cut through a field of seasoned contenders, including Hillary Clinton.
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Hopper's new feature, which it's calling "Fair Bear," can help you cut through all the fine print with regard to the airfare's restrictions.
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In the third round, a bruising Joshua right hand cut through Molina's defence and left him crumpled on the canvas by his corner.
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"This is just one that's going to cut through and it will be a lot easier for us to message on," Brandon said.
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And the new wall isn't exactly impenetrable, despite Trump's bragging: smugglers have reportedly cut through the wall's steel bollards with cheap reciprocating saws.
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For all the candidates, getting a message out to voters has become a struggle to cut through an increasingly cluttered media landscape. Sen.
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"The structural design of an icebreaker that allows it to cut through dense ice means it needs a strong propulsion system," he said.
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She either followed me back down the trail or cut through the trees and randomly came out on the trail right behind me.
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Without a proper tool, you're stuck using a knife to cut through the skin and take the pit out, which is, frankly, dangerous.
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Similarly, they must be willing to tackle bureaucracy and cut through red tape in order to address the changing needs of their membership.
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Russell's work in particular has helped journalists at CNN, NBC News, The Daily Beast, and other outlets cut through the lies and disinformation.
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And I had a few lighter ones to help cut through the decadence of the others: Celebration, Mango Key Lime, and Vanilla Bean.
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But with a primary field this crowded, it's on us to find new ways to cut through the noise and reach more voters.
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The men had apparently cut through their cell bars, jumped onto a 25-foot wall and climbed down a makeshift rope to freedom.
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This election year, it is as challenging as ever to cut through the noise, but Putnam's ads have done it again and again.
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Every now and then, though, a glistening sweep of harp would cut through the dirge, sounding the possibility of glory in the wreckage.
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Since I was no longer pregnant, I figured sipping Chianti in bed while shoveling salted caramel mounds might cut through the unrelenting anguish.
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Florence is predicted to stall because there's a region of high-pressure air to the north of it that it cannot cut through.
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Robots and other autonomous devices will power apps on your phone that advocate for you with doctors; and could cut through government bureaucracy.
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You can cut through the noise and feel listened to for three minutes and 45 seconds, while also disappearing into someone else's song.
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Square Feet WASHINGTON — The depressed highway is a road from nowhere, the remnant of an Interstate once planned to cut through residential neighborhoods.
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Like an X-ray, the works cut through Whitney's carefully calibrated color schemes to the dialectic of structure and improvisation that lies beneath.
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Then a revelation struck, powerful enough to cut through the alcohol and cocaine addictions that had brought her low enough to attempt suicide.
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Balanced with other components, which add texture and cut through its natural richness, an eggplant can turn into the most thrilling vegetable around.
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The new instruments Avedis III developed and trademarked under his name had the crispness to cut through the sound of a big band.
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It's completely handmade and features 176 layers of 58 to 60 HRC Damascus steel, allowing it to seamlessly cut through meat and bone.
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All I have to do is wet the melamine sponge to activate the foaming cleansing agents and cut through soap scum and grime.
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The premise is that because people are inundated with messages on a regular basis, your company's message needs to cut through the noise.
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I am not trying to reproduce rape; I want to cut through the trauma so that people can receive and understand these experiences.
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The centerline of the eclipse will cut through Oregon, Idaho, Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, Georgia and South Carolina.
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Any nap, however, can help with alertness and perception and cut through the general fog that creeps in during the day, experts said.
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But he redeemed himself to some extent by pushing the massive corporate tax cut through, giving the party's wealthy donors a Christmas gift.
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The spicy McChicken patty on this sandwich helped cut through the lettuce-and-mayo taste that original McChicken had previously fallen victim to.
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In the original fairy tale, intense vegetation grew up around the princess's castle and countless prospective suitors were powerless to cut through it.
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So what makes you think that the race-class message will be able to cut through the noise created by those partisan identities?
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But he could defend and rebound and cut through traffic like a hot blade, and the Spurs were seduced by his many gifts.
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On the east-west road — the one that cut through Corinne, the last chance for gas — the even emptier terrain became entrancingly beautiful.
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On Thursday, Yang proved he belonged on the stage -- particularly because of his ability to cut through politics and policy in humanizing terms.
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My legs are getting sore as we cut through a neighborhood called Excelsior, where front yards are full of roses and California poppies.
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The gravel, one-lane road would cut through the Izembek National Wildlife Refuge, connecting the remote community of King Cove to Cold Bay.
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A glut of pop-up podcasts and newsletters from major publishers and worried citizens promise to cut through the flood of impeachment news.
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"The more angles you have when you're making something, the more it helps the film cut through, in my opinion," Coogler told me.
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A compact, collapsible shovel with a metal edge can cut through ice, dig tracks for tires and clear out a potential parking spot.
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Featuring work from 19 Haitian and Dominican artists, Bordering the Imaginary will explore cultural connections and political divisions that cut through the island.
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The water could have traveled up from the Gulf of Mexico through an inland sea that cut through North America at the time.
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In a separate incident, the military said troops captured a Palestinian who tried to cut through the fence and threw grenades at them.
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The Glowforge has been known among culinary enthusiasts for its ability to cut through edible ingredients like chocolate and seaweed to make decorative sushi.
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Barkan's testimony was designed to cut through debate about the hefty price tag and political tradeoffs attached to creating a government-run health program.
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There is a voluminous academic literature on these subjects, but a new paper in the journal Energy Policy helps to cut through the fog.
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To get there, you cut through Pimpalner, a town of 23,000 about 16 miles east, and follow the road as it gently curves west.
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The lone single voice that can cut through our institutions is a constant trope in political fiction and in our post-Progressive political culture.
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It can cut through all of the requisite starch and cheese, right to the core of your hangover and make you feel things again.
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Ask for "gadget" and you'll get a random Circuit Breaker post, a great way to cut through the noise of CES via arbitrary selection.
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At Malaka, east of Gaza City (see map), protesters ran up a raised bank to burn tyres or cut through coils of barbed wire.
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According to ecologists, a wall would cut through the ecosystem in the southwestern United States, denying species access to their environment and destroying habitats.
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These images were taken using the Hubble's infrared camera, allowing it to cut through dust and putting the center of the galaxy on display.
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It got to the point where memory-specific anxiety cut through my every waking thought, and I was staying awake almost all the time.
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To push back on stigma and cut through the confusion, Open Minds is a series that explores your most pressing questions about mental health.
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Wanting to cut through the panic, I decided to reach out to DanceSafe's Founder Emanuel Sferios and Executive Director Mitchell Gomez for some clarity.
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The P-Series gets plenty bright, so it'll cut through sunny rooms without issue, and it's just as strong of a performer at nighttime.
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The Keystone XL pipeline would cut through Tanderup's family farm, near the two-story farmhouse built in the 21s by his wife Helen's grandfather.
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It was one of a number of West Coast trees that had holes cut through them in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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In a cool (but clunky) vintage car, Shadow and Mr. Wednesday (Ian McShane), cut through fields of wheat and small towns, half rusted-over.
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Shondaland has filled our cups to overflowing with no-nonsense heroines who cut through problems like a bunch of corgis through a snow trench.
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In 1988, five inmates climbed over reinforced fencing, cut through wire and used braided sheets to rappel down the building, according to the Register.
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Whatever those turn out to be, they will have to engage us in ways that cut through the incessant blare of a Trump administration.
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Surgeons cut through the bottle using metal Mayo scissors, the kind used for stitches, and placed the man on a catheter for two days.
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The ship cut through the silver and black and took me halfway across the world to a land I hadn't seen with adult eyes.
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"We cut through a lot of the admin which takes up time, to focus on actual project delivery," says Paul Corcoran, the managing director.
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Instead, he cut through the sweetness with some self-effacement, pretending that he didn't have the $1 million to give to Chicago's public schools.
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It's not clear to me that a more populist economic message will necessarily cut through given the loudness of the race and identity politics.
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Las Vegas (CNN)The last leg of O.J. Simpson's odyssey to freedom will cut through one of the grayest, most desolate stretches of America.
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"It's proof that when government and industry partner, we can innovate, cut through red tape, and use technology to tackle emerging risks," he continued.
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Another option would be to prevent the sequester for a year (or longer) by scaling back the tax cut through a number of options.
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The average consumer is getting bombarded with advertising, and providers of live entertainment need to find ways to cut through the clutter, Howe says.
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At one point, DePalma set off to photograph the layers of the deposit which had been cut through and exposed by the sandy wash.
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The punch is powerful enough to break a car window, while the seat belt cutter can effectively cut through a 5000-lb tow strap.
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Combined with the ability to very easily share music online, the only way to cut through the noise now is to have new ideas.
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You're gonna need something to cut through that rich beef and thick-ass béchamel sauce, and a swipe of spicy mustard does just that.
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To push back on stigma and cut through the confusion, Open Minds is a series that explores your most pressing questions about mental health.
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I used a letter opener to cut through the plastic wrapping, which produced a symphony of popping as the individually-wrapped coils stretched out.
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Mr. Alexander's relentlessly agile bass lines bandied with Mr. Hall's stop-time rhythms; Mr. Toles's finger-stretching guitar figures cut through Hayes's thick organ.
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The wide, ground-floor corridor, which once allowed anyone and everyone to cut through the building, will become a public pass-through once again.
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But first he needed to cut through a mountain filled with trees, obtain support from the temple's worshipers and raise funds for the project.
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The roughly 650 miles of border barriers already built cut through sensitive ecosystems and tribal land, cause flooding and disrupt animal migration, she added.
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From there, you just need a few cold, saucy, tangy, salady things to eat alongside that will cut through all those charred, fatty meats.
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Kate Bishop, his more skilled, smooth, and sardonic partner (who is also a beloved character with a dedicated fandom), cut through all of that.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration pushed a $22017 trillion tax cut through Congress in 22018 on the promise that it would spark sustained economic growth.
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With forensic prose, she cut through complacent apologias for war photography and set photojournalistic images of violence squarely in the context of viewers' voyeurism.
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Outdoor space: A stairway descends from the screened porch to the fenced backyard, which has a terrace and stone paths that cut through greenery.
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He's trying to demonstrate that he's a hands-on leader singularly focused on combatting the novel coronavirus and eager to cut through red tape.
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Blazes cut through 6.4 million acres of the Siberian tundra over the summer, while 2.5 million acres of Alaskan wilderness went up in smoke.
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Now to cut through, you have to do something that's really strong, or really has a point of view or is super authentic essentially.
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The cheese was as creamy as a Camembert and the rosemary shortbread helped cut through its earthy notes, adding more depth to its flavor.
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Two years later, in Connecticut, he saw another eclipse, this one resulting in especially long shafts of white that cut through the cloud cover.
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LLEIDA, Spain — The ponytailed forward cut through the rain and the defense and drove a low shot past the outstretched arm of the goalkeeper.
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Snoke's sudden, surprising death in The Last Jedi, on the other hand, sees him cut through on his throne to help underline the moment.
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This ingenious saw is made from high strength, heat-treated steel and can cut through a 3-inch limb in less than ten seconds.
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I went line-by-line through the speech to cut through the hyperbole -- "poverty is plummeting," he said -- and put it all in context.
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Tom Steyer had two cut-through moments at Tuesday night&aposs Democratic presidential debate in Iowa — though neither had to do with his policies.
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The inner walls had been either cut through or taken down and moved to create suitably large spaces out of the old monks' cells.
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He flipped a shot from the left point that cut through traffic, deflected off a Detroit defender and beat Bernier on the far side.
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Today's jump ropes are precisely engineered to cut through the air with the slightest flick of your wrists — tangling is virtually unheard of, too.
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The streets are narrow and rutted, with drains cut through the middle, and the houses cluster close together, as if to keep out strangers.
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Klobuchar has to hope that personal visits and a message aimed at shared Midwestern roots will cut through all the wrapping, shopping and mailing.
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Even when you cut through the crowds directly to the source of the deals, it can still seem tricky to find the best offers.
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When President Obama's treasury secretary, Jacob J. Lew, needed to cut through the fog of Chinese economic policy last winter, he called Mr. Liu.
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Some Republican senators noted in private that nationalist edges on illegal immigration still cut through the speech, despite all the cushioning of the language.
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Mr. Blythe worked in R&B bands throughout his teens, learning to cut through the volume of electric guitars while maintaining a romantic lyricism.
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Despite the mystical aura that seems to surround their undertakings, central banks have no magical powers to cut through this perilous state of affairs.
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I cut through the scar, which was about a quarter of an inch thick, and beneath was a normal mucosa and her vaginal opening.
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US Customs and Border Protection officials have since been testing them for "breachability" — how someone might cut through, dig under, or climb each one.
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But the popularity of this video shows that major news events can still cut through the noise, even on platforms primarily used for fun.
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Scientists have been scrambling to cut through red tape to get their new GE technologies approved and improve the genetic diversity of bioengineered crops.
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Who is going to be in that new generation of leadership that's going to be able to cut through the divisiveness in our country?
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Absolutely. Would there be a lot of red tape to cut through before the city would grant permits, and the restaurant would open in October?
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Where Justin and Jonathan were at first annoying, you realize they cut through any scene that's too lugubrious with their easy charm and stupid jokes.
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Citizens of hollowed out, rural areas could be forced to watch hyperloop tubes cut through their towns without stopping, carrying flourishing urbanites between their cities.
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If you're not feeling the Jell-O knife, he also made one entirely out of pasta that can stab through cardboard and cut through vegetables.
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The Chain Hook can't cut through Reinhardt's shield, but Roadhog's self-healing ability gives him the freedom to operate on his own and flank around.
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"She either followed me back down the trail or cut through the trees and randomly came out on the trail right behind me," he wrote.
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We need to cut through that and look at the substance of the law to see how they can be used, and more importantly, abused.
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Facebook could — assuming they cut through a ton of red tape — bring its connectivity drones to states like Colorado, Montana and South and North Dakota.
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The gunman, who has not been publicly identified, cut through a fence to evade metal detectors and other security at the festival's entrance, police said.
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CrunchMatch is the most efficient way to cut through the clutter and get to the people who are most likely to meet your business criteria.
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But for me they are always cut through with the fear that as I run alone, a man will abduct, rape, attack or murder me.
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Bechtel agreed to keep 130 workers employed in Schenectady but another 130 jobs were cut through retirements and transfers to the company's campus in Pennsylvania.
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Today, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) revealed new labels to help people cut through the bullshit when they're buying home internet or mobile data plans.
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It's keen enough to cut through softwoods, but I wouldn't recommend using it on metal unless you like having Coke cap shards in your eyes.
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In defiance of geographic logic, these districts cut through most of the state and encompass multiple urban centers that aren't even close to each other.
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Matt and Sweat had cut through steel walls and around the air vents in the back of their cots using the smuggled-in power tools.
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Twenty minutes into my interview with CEO Rob Nail, and I still couldn't cut through the buzzwords about his online and in-person education startup.
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Sulfates: Often in the form of sodium laureth sulfate and sodium lauryl sulfate, sulfates give shampoo its sudsy-ness, and cut through grease and dirt.
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Still, let's hope that January Jones approves of this Mad Men reboot — Witherspoon's vision might be just what we need to cut through reboot fatigue.
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The first presidential primary debate on Wednesday was an opportunity for Gabbard to cut through the noise and introduce her platform to a nationwide audience.
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If you're in the business of marketing baked beans, you'll pull out a fair few stops and a large budget to cut through the noise.
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"Bellingham #NoDAPL Coalition" is one of many Facebook groups dedicated to protesting construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline, which would cut through Native American land.
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Asylum applications in France take an average of two years to process, but officials in Cergy cut through the bureaucratic thicket and speeded things up.
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For now, however, this type of software is more fit for helping users cut through the noise of a seemingly endless stream of YouTube videos.
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With a 900-watt power base and a tough blade, the Pro will easily cut through whatever you throw in, including seeds, nuts, and ice.
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For Fortune 1000 executives and other players in the ecosystem, it will help cut through the noise and marketing hype to see what really matters.
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DEEP in the jungle of North Kivu, a lawless province in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a new road is being cut through the canopy.
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The gunman was believed to have cut through the fence in order to evade metal detectors and other security measures at the entrance, police said.
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"But for a team so steeped in myths and curses, it's good to try cut through some of that with cold, hard facts," he said.
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Last winter, as Trump cut through the 17-person GOP field with alacrity, Team Clinton learned a valuable lesson: Do not take Trump lightly. 24.
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Supporters of the bill say the federal government needs to cut through the bureaucratic red tape of the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) approval process.
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The sun cut through the canopy as though shining through shattered stained glass, portraying the story of the world before man and woman became involved.
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The value of having a great productSophia Amoruso: You've really cut through a lot of noise, and that doesn't come from having a huge audience.
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My aim is to try to cut through the political duststorm to find the stories that reveal the essence of this strange yet momentous election.
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Of course, snow removal didn't cause all the damage, but considering 70 percent of US roads cut through these snowy areas, it likely hasn't helped.
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"Google will take you the most direct route and that can sometimes mean you cut through dicey neighborhoods taxis would never go into," she said.
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As one of the smaller federal regulatory agencies, we're always looking for unique ways to cut through the noise and get people thinking about safety.
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Why it matters: Tools like Dataminr are increasingly in demand as an inundation of data and information makes it harder to cut through the noise.
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These sausages are pumped with fatty pork belly to balance out the lean duck meat and enough herbs to cut through all that delicious fattiness.
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"The louder or more sensationalized they can be, the more they can cut through the usual boring and cluttered world of personal finance," he says.
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We cut through the daily noise in a field that often elevates the networked, pedigreed, and wealthy rather than the critical, scrappy, and fiercely independent.
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The road cut through a massive wind farm where the whirling arms screamed as the wind, trapped between two low mountain ranges, battered my car.
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Benoist is a ray of sunshine, and Calista Flockhart's icy magazine editor manages to cut through Supergirl's softest of soft lenses with her dry disdain.
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All Olympia's products are made with beautiful, beautiful pork fat, so the pickles' job is to cut through that fat, and they complement each other.
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David Benigson, chief exec and co-founder of Signal AI, told Business Insider his firm's new coronavirus tracker would help clients "cut through the noise".
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Perhaps the band's most irresistible trait is that the lead singer Florence Welch's powerful voice never fails to cut through all the layers of reverb.
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Trump also remains intent on pushing for a payroll tax cut through the end of the year, continuing to drop it into his public remarks.
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Dagger generates knives of pure light that can cut through steel, while Cloak commands an inky black cloud somehow connected to an ability to teleport.
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I really did feel like Isabella in the second season, just trying to cut through and trying to say something and fighting for my principals.
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The longevity of their relationship contrasts with the zigzag path they have cut through the arts, compelled by ideas and stories rather than career-building.
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Mired in a 15-game goal-less drought, Cousins took a pass from Weise, cut through the slot and put a forehand shot on Fleury.
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It siphoned off customers from Tulsa who could hop on the new interstate highways, which cut through black neighborhoods like Greenwood, to chase cheaper prices.
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But if I were Apple, I would want to cut through that noise and create a device designed so seamlessly that it fades to invisibility.
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To cut through the clutter, we asked the finalists of Amazon's best small business owners award to recommend the ones they rely on every day.
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At a time of intense partisan gridlock, they are trying to project an all-business approach that Mr. Bloomberg hopes can cut through political divisions.
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The key to successfully getting the grout back to its natural color is using hot water with the cleaner to help cut through the grime.
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Made of Japanese high carbon stainless steel, these razor-sharp knives are designed to be multipurpose and cut through fish, meat, or veggies with ease.
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His commute was a sprint along the smuggling paths just ahead, which cut through a minefield stretching beyond the razor wire that marked the border.
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Inside the administration, even President Trump has begun warning that the leader-to-leader diplomacy that he thought would cut through differences is at risk.
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Now, many hunters have fiberglass-hulled boats that cut through sea ice, and high-horsepower outboard engines that can move boats faster than the birds.
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With the label of "auteur" comes the characterization as a revolutionary, an uncompromising innovator, the only one who can cut through the focus-tested chaff.
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Its two lines cut through the heart of the city, and carry at least 26.4,1.53 passengers an hour, who pay 21.5 birr ($299) a ride.
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They were more than willing to cut through the chaff, and offered up a supplement regimen that won't get you laughed out of the laboratory.
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I believe in the transparency of markets so you can cut through the bullshit and see how your metrics compete with best-in-class organizations.
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But every now and again one manages to cut through the noise, arriving so perfectly conceived in its insanity that the country can't look away.
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Before Gabriel Braga designed an app that would cut through the red tape of renting property in Brazil, he emailed his closest friends for their thoughts.
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I've walked alongside whole families dressed in their dreariest best, and I've had to cut through crowds of police officers in formal attire, flanked by bagpipers.
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However, as the weather improved in recent weeks, the number of migrants increased, and more began to cut through the fence despite a heavy police presence.
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A video of the cutterhead, which is the part of the machine that will cut through the ground, shows just how giant the tunneling machine is.
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But Department of Homeland Security testing of a steel slat prototype proved it could be cut through with a saw, according to a report by DHS.
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I made my way to the north of the map, where there were roads that cut through old timber forests, and I just walked the roads.
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"When you cut through the noise and volatility and you look out a year or two from now, it'll be below 100,23 a month," he said.
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This lightweight scoop is tipped with an 18-inch blade and a nylon strip to help cut through hard pack and still not scratch your deck.
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If you can keep the damage tether up on a Pharah or Reaper as they're casting, they'll cut through the opposing team that much more quickly.
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It believes that artificial intelligence and machine learning can help cut through the complexity by letting machines deal with sifting through the growing mountains of data.
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Designed to help you cut through your commute safely, stylishly, and quickly, the GXL can be a gamechanger for anyone looking to cure the commuter's blues.
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For practitioners and potential customers, it's more difficult than ever to cut through the noise and understand which new technology can truly impact your hiring process.
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Under the new budget, the defense figure is the same, but the domestic spending is cut through changes to a slew of federal programs and agencies.
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Recently, however, a high-end cookware brand has cut through this clutter of hues by reintroducing one of its original shades at a more affordable price.
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Typical buyers might include private equity firms that could slash costs and run them for cash, but 3G has already cut through much of the fat.
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We're also going to talk about misinformation about the virus, how to cut through the conspiracy theories, and know what is real and what is not.
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She had apparently intended to pull an injured protester, who had managed to cut through the wire fence separating the territories, back to safety and treatment.
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Given that the company's butting up against Apple and Google events, it's going to have to put on a big show to cut through noise here.
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He then cut through Fort Greene Park so quickly that the bike escorts had trouble keeping up before running down a hill and hopping a fence.
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We were on a road that cut through rolling farmland, and even though we were in a valley, it felt as if we were up high.
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From there, you'll be able to easily pull the florets apart then use your knife to cut through the stems to create smaller, perfectly-shaped florets.
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Political satire only works when it's able to describe the world as it actually is — to cut through talking points and spin and endless panel debates.
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Use a knife to cut through the crust and a large spoon to scoop it out, making sure each person gets a little bit of everything.
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What he leaves behind are photographs that cut through standard representations of beauty, fashion, and durable imagery to create both a visually and socially vibrant mosaic.
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Porcell said the network, which included former officials, lawyers and members of the business class, sought bribes to cut through red tape in public infrastructure projects.
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Known for being packed with power and featuring blades that can basically cut through anything, Vitamix is the choice of restaurant owners and juice bars alike.
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Chancellery Chief Helge Braun on Monday told Bild newspaper that it would be a "difficult" finding if thousands of jobs would be cut through a merger.
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I knew my beloved bubbeleh would cut through the BS. Indeed, she calmed my presidential and media-provoked hysteria with a very typical-of-her comment.
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It will cut through all the noise of Washington and show Americans they were right to elect Republicans to lead in the White House and Congress.
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Okay, let's cut through the sanctimony and the phoniness for a second and talk about how most people, especially most male people, talk about beauty queens.
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Yet, a 19-year-old, identified by police as Santino William Legan, was able to cut through a back fence and begin shooting people at random.
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Reagan bounced back following his physical recovery from the assassination attempt by pushing a historic supply-side tax cut through Congress in the summer of 1981.
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The road cut through the floodplain east of the Mississippi River, passing yellowing farm fields, yards filled with auto parts, and wooded ravines barren of leaves.
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So to help you cut through the oncoming tidal wave, here are our 11 most highly anticipated April television debuts, listed in order of premiere date.
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Every holiday table needs a little something bright, a little acid to cut through all the richness, like this red wine and anchovies bagna cauda dressing.
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Bhargava also teaches his readers the skills necessary to do what he does—cut through the noise and identify the emerging trends and patterns others miss.
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The Orange County Register reported that in 1988, five inmates climbed over reinforced fencing, cut through wire and used braided sheets to rappel down the building.
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"We're not going to pretend that we're super underground at this point," he yells, attempting to cut through the pounding bass hammering out of the speakers.
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Brahmbhatt says he was called into the ER for case in which a surgeon ultimately used an orthopedic saw to cut through a metal cock ring.
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And to be clear, I didn't think—and don't think—that Beto's going to be this rogue samurai to cut through the Senate and change everything.
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The strand can wrap around a baby's toe, finger, or umbilical stump so tight that it can cut through the skin and cut off blood circulation.
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It's his most accomplished one yet, with the sweet romanticism and austere cool of new wave cut through with slashes of emotional, social and political sorrow.
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Democratic Senator Tom Udall of New Mexico asked Pruitt about reports that he ordered his motorcade to deploy lights and sirens to cut through D.C. traffic.
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Drakeo sounds less akin to a recognizable California than he does a psychedelic pleasure dome of his own creation, cut through with sinuous arroyos of codeine.
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And while the firefighters cleared the riverbanks, it felt as if for a few days they cut through the political clutter surrounding border politics as well.
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The Democratic congressman will need to find a way to cut through the GOP's momentum on the Supreme Court in a ruby-red state like Texas.
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" The judge said she wants an independent monitor to report the facts to her directly, "to cut through disputes over what is happening on the ground.
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Authorities told the Associated Press that the shooter cut through a fence and randomly fired on a crowd eating and listening to music at the festival.
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So applying market principles to help cut through the maze is difficult but rewarding and — ultimately — necessary for saving money and lives in the long run.
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The president traveled to Cincinnati to whip support for an infrastructure-spending plan, but the White House was helpless to cut through the frenzy around Comey.
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One of the reasons Long developed Bernie in the first place was to cut through the noise of all the dating apps and help facilitate matches.
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Residents of Italy's picturesque alpine Susa valley have repeatedly protested against TAV, saying it would cut through the heart of their community and destroy stunning countryside.
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Replacing the battery would mean destroying the phone entirely, and disassembling this thing would basically require me to cut through metal or crack it in half.
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As head of research and development at tech incubator Jigsaw, a subsidiary of Google parent company Alphabet, Yasmin Green develops products to cut through these barriers.
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One day, when two of his students tried to cut through the Pratt Institute campus to avoid the beatdown, they were arrested by the campus security.
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Hoping to help cut through the financial haze is a new app launching today that purports to provide an all-in-one solution for financial health.
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His lens couldn't care less about who you were wearing and how much you paid for it: No one could cut through the bullshit like Bill.
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Part of Buttigieg's pitch to Americans has always been that he can cut through Washington polarization by talking to Americans about what really matters to them.
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In an opening set of solos, from "Doubles" (1984) and "Loose Time" (2002), she cut through space like a fish through water, in her native habitat.
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Her deeply emotional, sometimes delicate, sometimes frayed singing of the Verdi aria was the essence of truth, something that cut through all the holographic stage tricks.
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Within the first lecture, the research gave me the tools to cut through my daily white noise and see clearly where my dissatisfaction was stemming from.
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In short: You need to go with an operator that has already cut through the red tape before navigating the waves of Cuba's more remote coastlines.
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Without planning and collective action, roads that cut through these migration routes sever the ancient paths that deer and other animals have relied on for generations.
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A curated storefront that lets players cut through the fat is a decent idea, but it remains to be seen if people will pay for it.
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Proposed construction in Texas would cut through a federal wildlife refuge, a state park, the National Butterfly Center, and more Native American grave sites, they reported.
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This is a tangle of problems that no single statesman or party, however brilliant, is likely to cut through; they can be only managed, not resolved.
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As inhuman as the bots are, their greatest promise may lie in their ability to cut through the artifice of political Twitter to reveal something real.
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"The piece goes on to cut through various defenses of Trump&aposs behavior from Republicans, contending that they "fall flat in the face of the evidence.
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The tool can cut through the wall's steel and concrete in minutes when fitted with the appropriate blades, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents have said.
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Each garden is run hosted by different members of the neighborhood, mostly middle-age volunteers, women who offer up plums and flowers as we cut through.
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As a surgeon, I've operated on gunshot victims who've had bullets tear through their intestines, cut through their spinal cord, and pulverize their kidneys and liver.
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In a statement, the gallery said that an attacker had used a sharp instrument to cut through layers of paint, but had not penetrated the canvas.
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I didn't really want to cut through the house, so I took her through my back gate to went around to the front of the house.
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So to help cut through the information overload, we've culled the new season down to seven series that should appeal both to anime fans and to newcomers.
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It may sound quaint in an era of disinformation and "fake news," but we need to trust journalists to cut through those biases and report what's important.
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Here's my pitch: Cut through NRA lobbying and gun industry profit-mongering by inducing the people who want to nerd out about firearms to nerd even harder.
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But if Hyperloop One can cut through it all, this patch of desert will likely see a lot more visitors who aren't there to see the tortoises.
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But programs like Wikibuy and CamelCamelCamel can cut through that noise with information on how a given product's price has fluctuated on the site in the past.
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With less red tape to cut through, the employees at startups not only wear multiple hats, but they operate in ways that emphasize effectiveness over all else.
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They can cut through you like a knife, but when Sivan first came onto the scene it was his curly brunette hair that had our hearts melting.
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Don't be fooled by its teeny size, the Dot is loud enough to cut through the noise so you can still listen to, say, Vagabon's new album.
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But he did not manage to cut through in a sprawling field, which includes other former or current executives and even another politician from his own state.
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The answer came in response to a question posed by Congressman David Kustoff (R-Tenn), who cut through Zuckerberg's typical explanation about the project being largely charitable.
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With fake news reports and factually dubious tweets clouding the U.S. media atmosphere, readers are searching for a voice of reason to cut through all the noise.
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Firefighters had to cut through 30 to 40 logs with chainsaws before they could even start to cut open the car and rescue the man, O'Brien said.
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The platform is leveraging Google's TensorFlow and Hadoop to cut through massive third party data sets and generate insights by finding relationships between environmental and clinical data.
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Having a system that helps cut through additional light noise should make the system better for users — important, because the system certainly isn't going away anytime soon.
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Efforts to cut through this by granting more autonomy to NATO's military chief, the supreme allied commander for Europe, meet resistance from members wary of ceding sovereignty.
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Related: Raped by Canadian Gold Mine Guards, These Women Are Looking for Justice In 2009, 73 prisoners cut through two fences to escape from the same facility.
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I can still see Mario and Joe Brown on the roof of the old Gawker offices with a hand saw trying to cut through a Kryptonite lock.
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My dad watched a tornado cut through his crops and other farms and then literally JUMP OVER our 22018 generation farmstead and barn in Illinois tonight. pic.twitter.
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A German flotilla had blocked Russia's access to the Baltic, but with the proper technology, a channel could be cut through the White Sea and Arctic Ocean.
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There's no shortage of equity crowdfunding sites out there, but GrowthFountain thinks it has the special sauce to cut through the mayhem by thinking close to home.
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But when used to get clean recordings of the spoken voice that isn't required to cut through a mess of other instrumentation, those problems are hardly noticeable.
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While the shows are pretty conventional, they showcase high-profile stars -- Billy Bob Thornton and Hugh Laurie, respectively -- who should at least help cut through the clutter.
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The highway that partially collapsed on March 2.53, I-85, is one of two interstates that cut through the center of the city, along with I-75.
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Although some prefer it as is, others will add a splash of citrus to cut through the richness or add spinach into the mixture for added nutrients.
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A video posted by John Heisz shows that while paper is considered flimsy, it's tough as nails and can actually cut through wood—with the correct circumstances.
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The dark chocolate and coconut add toasty, bitter notes to cut through the mousse's sweetness, and with so many different toppings, each bite is a little different.
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This is usually treated with surgery to cut through to the uterus and remove the fibroids, but this may have complications that can lead to a hysterectomy.
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"This self-appointed wannabe cop attempted to hide behind &aposStand Your Ground&apos to defend his indefensible actions, but the truth has finally cut through," Crump said.
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" When he's naked in front of sex partners, he often tries to cut through the awkwardness of the initial reveal by being self-deprecating—"It's small, huh?
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My friend, I can't stop you from buying useless things like a 55-gallon of lube, but let me help you cut through some of the noise.
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One twists his ankle, making hiking painful, and a bright idea is arrived at by the group: cut through a forest rather than hew to a trail.
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In 20 minutes we had prepared a most excellent hole, 2 feet deep, which cut through the upper layer of loam into a stratum of orange clay.
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Perhaps traveling through this extra dimension allows a starship to take a short cut through space so that a trip that would take years instead takes hours.
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It's five states in just over 2000 hours (shout-out to that little sliver of West Virginia I cut through briefly), and a slog of a drive.
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"Hello—I am English" I said to the iPhone, prompting a cascade of "Hello!" messages written in English to cut through the feed of Chinese language messages.
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What's actually happening is that these sites have found a way to cut through the noise of Facebook and really manipulate people's emotions and fears, their paranoia.
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If anyone's going to do her part to cut through the smoke-and-mirrors BS of the gigantic machine that is celebrity dressing, it would be Schumer.
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Despite the budget's blueprint for slashing trillions in spending, watchdogs noted that in practice, it only called for $85033 billion to be cut through budget reconciliation. Rep.
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To escape from decades of partisan gridlock, the argument goes, America needs an outsider who can cut through the Gordian knot of ideology and deliver real results.
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The report, put together with the help of 1,000 people, including 300 leading scientists, roughly half from outside the government, is designed to cut through that partisanship.
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It appears Legan cut through a fence near a creek to enter the event grounds in Gilroy, which could be an important piece of information for investigators.
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The effect Beams of colored light cut through heavy haze in an intimate space bisected by a runway stage, from which fog also makes a brief appearance.
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Notebook The surgeons were almost three hours into their work on their extravagantly tattooed patient, Dustin E. Kirby, when they started the first cut through his jaw.
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The task force cut through to the truth and said the agency most at fault was the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality, which reports to Mr. Snyder.
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This is a movie that seeks, above all, to cut through bullshit by slapping the audience with a version of the truth that'd never go down easy.
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So I came out in the glut and it was really hard for us to make noise and cut through because there was just so much music.
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Two Congress sources and one BJP source told Reuters their workers used clone apps such as "GBWhatsApp" and "JTWhatsApp", which allowed them to cut through WhatsApp's restrictions.
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Sometimes we'd stop for gas before rolling north along the river, the dark of the back seat cut through by the glare of harsh gas station fluorescents.
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Consumers see this consistent and in-depth approach as a way to cut through some of the hype or partiality that some feel can affect vehicle reviews.
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"Lordy, I hope there are tapes" is almost a prayer, a call for a deus ex machina to cut through political distortion and establish reality at last.
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But this proliferation of images can also make it difficult to cut through the noise—to find a distinct style that will make your work stand out.
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In this pack rat's humble opinion, the most enduring cards are the ones that can represent an enduring connection — words that cut through day-to-day noise.
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Anyone who has ever stared anxiously at a knotty equation in need of a solution has wished for some kind of ax to cut through the problem.
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After class each Thursday, I'd cut through the halls by Gentile Arena, past faded black-and-white photographs of earlier teams and inspirational quotations on the walls.
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The ramp to the bridge will cut through a corner of Clara Coffey Park in Sutton Place, where residents are more accustomed to seeing wheelchairs than bikes.
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Mexico will head to Moscow to play Portugal in the third-place match on Sunday after affording Germany too much space to cut through its ragged defense.
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He gave Mike Sullivan a blunt directive to cut through the noise when Rutherford hired him to replace Mike Johnston as the Penguins' coach in December 2015.
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But government agencies often use social media as a customer service system, offering an easy way to cut through the confusion of phone trees and email forms.
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A Department of Homeland Security test of a steel border barrier prototype showed that the material can be cut through with a saw, NBC News reported Thursday.
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On the other side of the country, the Jordan Cove Pipeline, which will cut through southern Oregon, is largely disdained by the tribal nations along its route.
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But what killed me last year were the jokes, because I love jokes—dirty jokes, bad jokes, rude jokes, jokes that cut through bullshit and explode pomposity.
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In the loud and crowded world of satellites, start-up LeoLabs is working toward offering both governments and companies alike a solution to cut through the noise.
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These are interesting times, and we are working to cut through the noise to focus on what it all means for policy, politics and business in Washington.
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In a connected world, audio has the power to cut through the clutter — often with a more emotionally resonant and intimate message than other forms of advertising.
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