Cutting out immigration is equivalent to cutting out new jobs for the American people.
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"The ordinary method of cutting out a wedge is very faulty in this respect," the magazine reads, referring to the part of the cake that is left exposed after cutting out a wedge.
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Like actually spent hours finding and cutting out drag queens.
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" Addressing sexual harassment, Silverman explained, is "like cutting out tumors.
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By cutting out gluten, dairy, and coffee, among other things.
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Cutting out junk food would mean slimming down their sales.
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Day laborers were cutting out damaged drywall in wealthy neighborhoods.
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Cutting out dairy and gluten reversed many of his symptoms.
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McCarthy isn't cutting out banks entirely from Spotify's public offering.
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Improving efficiency means cutting out that wasted time and money.
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But the biggest change I noticed from cutting out coffee?
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This had the effect of cutting out women of color.
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What does your fiance think about cutting out all guests?
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Male rulers often favored cutting out the "gangrene" of heresy.
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When she hits a plateau, I suggest cutting out alcohol.
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Frankly, cutting out the internet completely is unrealistic and maybe unwise.
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They could keep costs low by cutting out the retail middleman.
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I start going through magazines and cutting out pictures of men.
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"They're cutting out arts programs in the public schools," he said.
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DN: They're already sort of cutting out the middle man there.
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It involves cutting out alcohol for 31 days, often for charity.
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The move also will mean cutting out the middleman for distribution.
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Others focus on cutting out screens entirely for weeks on end.
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The video broadcast continued for more than an hour before cutting out.
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Connie Loizos: [Cutting Out Doctors 00:31:31] is also really interesting.
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Days later, a surgeon was cutting out dead tissue from her foot.
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Losing weight, quitting smoking, or cutting out alcohol can all help, too.
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We used to do lobotomies, cutting out a piece of people's brains.
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Avoid dramatic changes, such as cutting out all discretionary spending, said Weiss.
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New distribution methods can also reap efficiencies by cutting out the middleman.
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Cutting out the middlemen saves consumers lots of cash, say the founders.
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At the very least, cutting out sugar won't make you worse, right?
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And by cutting out the middleman, the privacy implications for non-U.
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Suddenly the house in Dallas is under lockdown, cutting out cell reception.
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Other companies are taking a more stringent approach, cutting out booze altogether.
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Israni made it clear that cutting out social spending isn't the answer.
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Cutting out junk food tends to be enough to do the trick.
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That meant cutting out certain individuals — in real life, and on Instagram.
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I've had multiple issues with the audio cutting out or crackling during use.
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"I'm cutting out all my Facebook friends I hate," said the reasonable people.
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My first thing was cutting out desserts with refined sugars and processed stuff.
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Cutting out the credit card companies could be a lucrative shot for Facebook.
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So by cutting out the booze I kind of accidentally started eating healthier.
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While cutting out coffee, for example, might work in the short term — i.e.
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Aidan and Mr. Big are cutting out the middle man – or rather, woman.
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Some members of Abe's Liberal Democratic Party favor cutting out this provision, too.
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Portal also locks into voices to amplify you while cutting out background noise.
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Cutting out foods we love won't make us any happier or mentally healthier.
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Cutting out the supplemental insurance cost is often not a cost-saving move.
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Cutting out that $5 daily latte is a surefire way to save money.
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So cutting out the "frills" is a form of triage: tough love. Really?
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Here are seven things she recommends cutting down on or cutting out completely.
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"From a food cost standpoint, we are cutting out the middleman," Cappasola said.
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Some members of Abe's Liberal Democratic Party favour cutting out this provision, too.
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I liked the cutting out of the pictures from other magazines and newspapers.
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Maybe it means cutting out all alcohol, or just not drinking on weekdays.
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"Kathryn and I spent hours cutting out examples and gluing them ourselves," DeMarco said.
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You're painting pottery, or writing signs, or cutting out decorations for a Christmas party.
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Her doctor put her on a "bland diet," cutting out dairy, gluten, and soy.
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In so doing, they will be cutting out the middlemen — primarily the investment bankers.
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They don't have noise cancellation, but they're pretty good at cutting out noise naturally.
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Maybe you just want a surgeon who's really fucking good at cutting out cancer.
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Remember the "cutting out" we talked about you doing early on in the month?
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For these people, cutting out gluten is more likely to do harm than good.
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So we thought about cutting out the middle, but talking to Caroline was awful.
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After you're done cutting out your Christmas cookies, clean up should be a breeze.
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This could save money by cutting out the need for lots of different contractors.
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Short-sellers of Left's generation are following this example but cutting out the middleman.
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Her mother, Matilde, made slippers by layering fabrics and cutting out a shoe shape.
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Bringing Revolve directly into the show simply feels like cutting out the sponcon middleman.
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It was a way to directly contact people in organizations, cutting out the middleman.
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Gavriel and Mansur gathered stacks to quietly sift through, cutting out favorites with scissors.
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It made me sad, when I was contemplating cutting out all that empathy shit.
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Over time they became experts at finding novel ways to save money and stretch out their dollars by cutting out trips to the salon, cutting out subscriptions they had, and limiting their travel, but they hit a few bumps in the road too.
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However, there are ways to get around that cost without cutting out your favorite drink.
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Rikke and his friends do a victory romp on the rugby pitch before cutting out.
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Click on them and they start playing, cutting out the need for a middleman app.
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He overhauled his diet, cutting out candy and sugary drinks, including his beloved Cherry Coke.
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We focused on cutting out everything that was unnecessary which ended up being really important.
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These ladies are cutting out the unnecessary and are ready to make some sexy statements!
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Others are placing ads directly on Google and Facebook, cutting out the middlemen advertising groups.
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And I have never done well at cutting out, well, anything from my life altogether.
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Range wise they are fairly standard, cutting out at around 50 feet with minor obstructions.
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"It's really just [cutting out] sugar and my meal curfew," he says on PEOPLE Now.
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Cutting out the middlemen also means that Tabis and Montufar can significantly cut down costs.
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Range-wise they are fairly standard, cutting out at around 50 feet with minor obstructions.
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Avoid cutting out all the "nice to have" self-care stuff like exercise or meditation.
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Apple also improved the microphone on the MacBook Pro, cutting out background noise for recordings.
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She takes a synthetic thyroid hormone and changed her diet, cutting out gluten and meat.
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The DNC is raising the bar — effectively cutting out half or more of the candidates.
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And here's some more good news: It doesn't necessarily require cutting out your favorite treats.
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Some worry that cutting out the sugar will lessen Irn Bru's purported hangover curative powers.
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Start trying to put aside what you can now by cutting out any unnecessary expenses .
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By that, he means not cutting out carbs or fat (or protein for that matter).
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The mob often targets "rats" by cutting out their tongue and gouging out their eyes.
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Federalizing leads and cutting out local law enforcement can undermine years of community policing efforts.
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Cutting out gluten can also prevent you from getting to the root of a problem.
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Behind the scenes, MedMen also grows its own weed, cutting out the middlemen where possible.
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Because instead of cutting out fat, you eat large amounts of it for every meal.
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Instead of cutting out your apologies, pay attention to how you feel when you apologize.
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But turning around these problems will take a lot more than cutting out cheese and salami.
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Still, Terra explained that he doesn't see it as completely cutting out the risk of crowdfunding.
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Aside from cutting out the cord, the Monitor Bluetooth is virtually identical to its wired predecessor.
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The journal was a gift, an auspicious start to my year of cutting out superfluous spending.
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It's like cutting out tumors: it's messy, and it's complicated and it is going to hurt.
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As for Altman's beef with cutting out the realtors ... we can't really back him up there.
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Take it one step further by actually cutting out or saving images of your dream destinations.
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But most, including smaller startups like Embark, don't envision completely cutting out the driver like Einride.
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By cutting out transit countries and fees, it will be able to charge its customers less.
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The Dominican Republic and El Salvador followed suit in cutting out Taiwan in favor of China.
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Bracher should focus on getting the budget in order and cutting out discretionary expenses, Kelley says.
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A coffee maker Cutting out that $5 daily latte is a surefire way to save money.
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Cutting out the TechCrunch Unicorn from mirror glass took around seven minutes from beginning to end.
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I plan to continue cutting out dairy, sugar, and caffeine, while reintroducing healthy grains and eggs.
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Growing your savings often requires maintaining control over your spending habits and cutting out unnecessary expenses.
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For some, that means cutting out small, daily expenses, such as a latte or avocado toast.
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The company also provides finance for customers, cutting out the need to seek separate bank loans.
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"I feel disgusted, disgusted, making these flags, cutting out these stars, gluing a swastika," Stilp grimaces.
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But if we just do this once per album, we're cutting out so many middle-men.
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They incorporated even more complex rhythms and stronger electronic elements without cutting out their feral qualities.
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In each case, the idea is to save money on deliveries by cutting out costly humans.
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Adele has also credited pilates and cutting out tea, alcohol, and cigarettes for her current figure.
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Google is reportedly working in its own adblocker for Chrome, cutting out services like Adblock Plus.
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Furthermore, cutting out Democrats made the effort bitterly partisan and ended up sinking the health bill.
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When cutting sugar from your diet focus on cutting out added sugars but keeping natural sugars.
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A power outage hit parts of Los Angeles, cutting out the electricity in some polling stations.
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Remember: Quickly cutting out caffeine can lead to physical withdrawal symptoms, like headaches, fatigue, and irritability.
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Eating a healthy diet and cutting out trans fats can help boost a women&aposs fertility.
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Even after cutting out every wire you possible can, you'll probably still have some left over.
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The team wanted to feature as many creators as possible, which meant cutting out some duplicates.
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One recent task: Cutting out a fabric eye mask that got stuck in a seat track.
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So many that the Dodo, in its video, considered cutting out some of the failed attempts.
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Thankfully, cutting out the cable company doesn&apost necessarily mean having to ditch live TV altogether.
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And it wasn't a big step from cutting out fantasy to leaving behind sports fandom altogether.
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So I put two and two together, pulled an all-nighter, and [began] cutting out the stencils.
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Technical issues plagued her entire performance, with the entire TV feed cutting out in the first minute.
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Cutting out middlemen, fighting entrenched legislation and established players, leveraging instant connectivity, these are all great things.
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The pilot tried to make an announcement over the intercom, but he kept cutting out, Esparza wrote.
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By letting brands advertise and sell to consumers directly, Instagram is cutting out the middleman even further.
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Harness the power of this hard-working sign by cutting out tasks that no longer serve you.
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For the last few months, I've been really focused on cutting out extra spending where I can.
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He weeded his way through the supply chain and fixed the problem by cutting out the middleman.
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The moon is all about comfort; today, find comfort in cutting out what no longer serves you.
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For most people, it just means cutting out private insurance companies, or at least minimizing their role.
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The thing that gets people's attention is when you tell them how you're essentially cutting out middlemen.
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Environmentally conscious omnivores can get similar reductions in their carbon footprints by cutting out milk and cheese.
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That won't be the case in Arizona, cutting out a potentially huge pool of voters for Trump.
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Both Redtea Mobile and Waltz Network enable the disintermediation of telcos, cutting out the expensive middle man.
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By cutting out retailers and distributors, they can charge less for their specialty products than entrenched competitors.
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Men's earrings aren't the only objectionable material that China's censors are blurring, covering up or cutting out.
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I was cutting out and writing little tiny bits on squares and didn't even have a title.
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Letter 128 Being present in nature doesn't have to be as simplistic as cutting out technology altogether.
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Think budgeting means cutting out everything fun in your life, and living on just the bare essentials?
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He's cutting out foreign travel for the rest of this year because of his age and exhaustion.
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Among the most popular diet trends were fasting, plant-based diets, and cutting out sugar and carbs.
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He had no qualms about cutting out early for a school play or a classroom birthday party.
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"Those who had four teas now get two teas, and they are cutting out sweets," he said.
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But veteran E.P.A. employees say Mr. Pruitt has gone much further in cutting out career staff members.
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I have to stop myself from editing this article, cutting out criticisms, inserting caveats or placating phrases.
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Second, cutting out the App Store should make bringing iTunes to the Windows Store a much easier task.
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The hard part about sticking to a gluten-free diet wasn't cutting out the usual gluten-containing suspects.
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Cutting out gluten is an essential diet step for those diagnosed with Celiac disease or a gluten sensitivity.
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Though the surprising sound might make you question if your speakers are cutting out, it's still extremely adorable.
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The screen half of the device is notably smaller and thinner, presumably by cutting out the 3D hardware.
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Mercari, however, reduces costs further by allowing consumers to deal directly with each other, cutting out shops altogether.
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Because Civica is cutting out wholesalers and other middlemen, it can offer the antibiotics at much lower rates.
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Security keys solve this problem by cutting out the need to transmit the verification code to the user.
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But if buying a daily cup of coffee is bringing you joy, is that really worth cutting out?
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The big takeaway: Cutting out fossil fuels, which the United Nations panel has called for repeatedly, isn't enough.
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Banks reckon the technology could save them money by cutting out middlemen and making their operations more transparent.
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Eyewitnesses tell TMZ ... DJ Paul was pissed that his sound kept cutting out during his performance at 901Fest.
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Deeper problems include advertisers cutting out middlemen like WPP by going straight to digital giants Google and Facebook.
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Schlesinger has his sights set on cutting out some of the noise and getting his patients to sleep.
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A 20033 report from the Institute of Medicine concluded that cutting out too much sodium could be harmful.
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Cut the cabbage into quarters, cutting out any thick core, leaving the wedges as intact as possible. 2.
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Speeding up the game and cutting out "dead time" has been a priority for the men's ATP Tour.
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The volume jump means a bigger payoff from cutting out time-intensive paperwork and more basic job roles.
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The Grammy-winner has also credited pilates and cutting out tea, alcohol and cigarettes for her healthier lifestyle.
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It only takes only a few days of cutting out animal products for our gut bacteria to change.
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Uber operates in several African countries, drawing customers by offering low prices and cutting out haggling over fares.
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Check out this clip of someone cutting out the high end of the clip and boosting the bass.
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Some large pension funds are starting to make more investments directly and cutting out private equity firms entirely.
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Today's prep includes cutting out "ballots" the kids will use to vote for our next unit of study.
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In my opinion I think a good remedy to this awful feeling is simply cutting out social media.
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It's so relevant especially in today's society about cutting out noise and understanding how valuable your time is.
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I had this vocal problem for a little while, my voice was cutting out while I was singing.
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All of these are, in industry parlance, "direct to consumer" offerings, cutting out traditional middlemen like cable companies.
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Many of the hottest brands sell directly to consumers through websites and subscription services, cutting out stores altogether.
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Various commodity traders have started to test blockchain's electronic transaction-processing system which promises to cutting out middlemen.
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Virtual radio gear enables customers to rely on commodity computer hardware, cutting out big costs for mobile networks.
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That was a bit of a search, but if you write from a novel, you're cutting out so much.
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Much of that time has been spent refining the experience, and cutting out aspects that proved to be unnecessary.
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She told Fox News on Friday that she started her wellness journey by cutting out carbs, sugar and rice.
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Since TV seems to be part of her struggle, cutting out blue light could be one fix for Rihanna.
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But since we're all a little more health conscious these days, it could mean cutting out most fried foods.
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Instead, if Kuo's information is correct, Apple is going back to basics and cutting out the other options completely.
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So if you take nuclear and CCS off the table, you're cutting out a big chunk of dispatchable capacity.
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The system works like a pair of molecular scissors, cutting out and replacing specific parts of a cell's DNA.
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Myers started training late last summer and changed his diet in January, cutting out alcohol and almost all carbohydrates.
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Instead, Gartman contends, investors are buying commodities in the currency of their choice and cutting out the middle man.
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Unless it's medically necessary for you to do so, cutting out gluten can increase your risk for heart problems.
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They say those bloggers are fond of cutting out entire food categories in pursuit of a "clean" eating regime.
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By cutting out these foods for 303 days, the thinking goes, the body can recover from their "negative" impacts.
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By cutting out a single cup of coffee from my daily routine, I saved more than $1,300 a year.
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Earning more could be the answerA lot of personal finance can be about cutting out lattes and clipping coupons.
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Eport has digitized the catalogues of furnishing manufacturers and allowed businesses to order direct, cutting out the middle-men.
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And, while there are savings to be had, there are other costs associated with cutting out the app store.
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You don't have to worry about repeatedly rolling and cutting out the cookie dough to get all these shapes.
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Cutting out sugar is easier than it sounds, and it starts with evaluating some of our most basic habits.
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An additional 9 percent were considering cutting out meat altogether and about 3 percent were already vegan or vegetarian.
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On top of all this, Florida ran a closed primary, cutting out independents voters, that typically swing toward Sanders.
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However, there are options for surviving in a high-rent city, like working remotely and cutting out extra expenses.
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Others stayed home for the evening, cutting out words and pictures from magazines for their ambitious 2020 vision boards.
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Consuming mostly fruits and vegetables and cutting out refined foods has been proved to lower blood pressure and cholesterol.
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There are solid reasons for cutting out the hard stuff—you know, all those gamy metaphors and other tripe.
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Cutting out these distractions helps us tune into our appetite, while fully experiencing the flavor and texture of foods.
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Some children with a diagnosed physiological issue might benefit from cutting out foods containing proteins in wheat and dairy.
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Wiggins says that the company has saved 6% of its total marketing spend by cutting out those third parties.
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So I started cutting out images from the newspaper and transferring them onto the surface of prison-issued soaps.
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For frequent drinkers, she added, cutting out alcohol cold turkey can also increase feelings of vulnerability in social situations.
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Some even hope to use their technology to connect smaller borrowers with investors directly, eventually cutting out middlemen banks altogether.
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Secondly, only the website where the ad was clicked will be allowed to measure ad clicks, cutting out third-parties.
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By cutting out the sculptures, Bever gives the viewer permission to project their own image in the absence of one.
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Amazon's playbook seems to aim at building a closed-loop system and cutting out another middle man, du Toit said.
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The incumbent companies are worried that Amazon could negotiate directly with insurers, cutting out the need for pharmacy benefit managers.
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Domestic vacations are not necessarily less expensive overall, but cutting out transoceanic flights or sailings can mean savings on transportation.
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JD is using its logistics business to supply goods to small convenience stores, cutting out parts of the supply chain.
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Adams makes the works by cutting out letters from new and used calico, then sewing them onto found antique quilts.
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People who turn back get a free flight—cutting out the need for a perilous return journey across the Sahara.
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She slices away with her mini-sword, cutting out a huge square of flesh that she kicks to the ground.
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The company would do so by cutting out supply chain middlemen that mark up prices in the traditional grocery market.
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And that means Pixie can go direct to consumer, cutting out 50 percent of the cost that's associated with retail.
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He adopted a completely anti-inflammatory diet, cutting out grains, alcohol, dairy, soy, refined sugars, added sugars, and seed oils.
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In a guidance statement issued today, the FTC said "no," cutting out simple interactions like this from the COPPA requirements.
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You've got your friends over and everyone is feeling the music, but the speakers keep cutting out or coming unplugged.
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Researchers focused on a procedure known as arthroscopic partial meniscectomy, which involves shaving or cutting out damaged or torn tissue.
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Additional challenges companies would face in cutting out retailers include the high cost of delivering small orders to individual households.
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Spurred into action, Rachow says she started small, first cutting out soda and only eating food she cooked at home.
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For Bird, cutting out the female perspective, whether it be in Guatemala or in Afghanistan, is detrimental to overall peace.
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That means noise reduction, cutting out a crying baby, amplifying speech, or changing bass and treble levels of a concert.
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All four models are predicated on cutting out the middlemen to bring down costs for the companies and their customers.
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Cutting out CFCs has also already made a positive impact on climate change, as these gases also warmed the atmosphere.
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Any changes to your body, like cutting out certain foods, are also likely to play into sleep patterns, he added.
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And after making direct contact with the Gascards in 2250 he bought another 16 from them, cutting out the middleman.
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He's become famous for his deft hand in cutting out the tongues of the skrei, a type of Arctic cod.
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While homosexuality was decriminalized by China in 1997, Chinese censors are infamous for cutting out LGBTQ TV and movie scenes.
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Amazon's path to dominance in big industries, whether it's retail or cloud computing, often involves cutting out the smaller middlemen.
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And several GOP state party leaders canceled their presidential primaries and caucuses, effectively cutting out Walsh's opportunities to challenge Trump.
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For example, in a Bonnard, I was cutting out a pattern from a chair and putting that into the painting.
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But by cutting out tuition, they can save some serious cash and earn a valuable education at the same time.
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Save money by cutting out the frozen boxed version and make your own toaster-sized waffles with your favorite recipes.
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Jennifer Lopez announced last January that she was doing a 10-day diet challenge, completely cutting out carbs and sugar.
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One nomination that GOP leadership wants to vote on before cutting out of town: Trump's pick to lead the FBI.
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Foreign steel companies are concerned the probe may be aimed at shoring up American producers and cutting out foreign competition.
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Focus on the over 350 vegan foods you are able to eat, instead of focusing on what you're cutting out.
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In fact, most nutritionists advise against cutting out whole food groups, particularly vegetables, which are a rich source of nutrients.
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Makerbot's 3D printers brought fused deposition modeling (FDM), rather than laser cutting, out of the factory and down to the desktop.
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This last development — cutting out some of the less efficient efforts of the business — is where the Google news today fits.
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Sure, your chosen news sources might be opinionated, but at least you're cutting out some of the white noise on top.
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The newspaper noted that before 22013, agencies were able to operate even in a funding lapse by cutting out nonessential operations.
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Because of this, one might be led to believe that going gluten-free is the same as cutting out all carbs.
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Wouldn't it be better if someone digitised those manufacturer catalogues, and allowed you to order direct, cutting out the middle-men?
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By accounting for updates, Cadillac is cutting out the divide between what your phone can do versus the car's antiquated software.
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A whole new industry has cropped up around cutting out, limiting, or modifying our dependence on popular — let's say ubiquitous — technology.
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The micro-influencers advocate cutting out all water from your diet, and instead hydrating your body through eating fruit and vegetables.
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For Kardashian, that meant cutting out most carbs including grains, beans and legumes, and substituting in fresh vegetables and lean proteins.
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By cutting out unnecessary, useless meetings, Bezos is able to devote more time toward working to further his goals every day.
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There is "an army of wood robots who like nothing more than cutting out [these] tables with exact precision," says Meyer.
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Even cutting out the "comedian" part of that equation, we're left with a very small list across more than 830 episodes.
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"It's getting more expensive, and that's cutting out people," Christopher Waddell, editor of How Canadians Communicate V: Sports, told VICE Sports.
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Cutting out the pattern pieces is the easy part — hopefully I'll find the motivation to start assembling it later this week!
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Lifting monster truck tires overhead and cutting out sugar could, to hear Glassman tell it, all but cure the human race.
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In the replies, Portwood explained that she dropped the weight over four months by eating healthy and cutting out bad carbs.
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One of two touchpads on the E-Class' steering wheel I'll admit, Steering Pilot suddenly cutting out without warning irked me.
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Cutting out or reducing these common expenses and picking up a side hustle can also help you pay what you owe.
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Foreign steel companies have been concerned the probe may be aimed at shoring up American producers and cutting out foreign competition.
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In fact, Americans could save $21,2000 a year, on average, by cutting out some discretionary spending, according to a new report.
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Manufacturing is the last piece in a three-pronged effort to extend from design to distribution, cutting out the eyewear middleman.
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As for streaming services signing up artists themselves, and cutting out the label as a middleman, I want to say amen.
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I'm giving people a lot more of the stuff, too, and cutting out all of the traditional stuff associated with sushi.
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The junk would be easy, but parting with the works of art and mementos would be like cutting out my heart.
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The plan also calls for cutting out-of-pocket costs by requiring drug plans to pass along manufacturer discounts and rebates.
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To combat the problem, Smalling has gradually turned vegan — cutting out all meats, fish, eggs, and dairy products from his diet.
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The required diet may involve selected healthier acquisitions like Graze – and cutting out more existing lines that aren't worth their salt.
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Experts say that cutting out refined sugars could make it easier to concentrate, stay full, and stay alert throughout the day.
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By cutting out middlemen, they pay nomadic herders about 50% more and charge about 50% less to customers without changing quality.
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It's the belief that cutting out minor purchases, no matter how much we enjoy them, will be the ticket to wealth.
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His 2008 white paper said a great deal about cutting out banks; it said nothing about evading the rule of law.
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There will be plenty of young female tennis players cutting out her photo and posting it on a wall for inspiration.
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Once you record your first episode, you'll want to perfect it by cutting out any mistakes and exporting a final product.
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Nutritionists say the eating plan can also help with weight loss in some cases by cutting out processed foods and sugar.
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The psychologist adds that cutting out friends who aren't supportive of your success is a normal part of the professional cycle.
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She advises cutting out foods that have low nutritional value, inflammatory foods and ones that aren't adding to our well-being.
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Since 2010, the government has directly funded the loans, cutting out the private lenders that previously doled out government-backed aid.
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While you know the end goal is your health, cutting out sugar or carbs only makes you want those things more.
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After all, it's a lot easier to have a romantic date night when you're not worried about your wifi connection cutting out.
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There's an absence of cutting out certain macronutrients — so, you're not leaving out bread, for example, or pasta, or anything that's white.
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Ms. Suleiman, who also swims and plays the keyboard, shed 11 pounds by cutting out bread, rice and pasta, and collected $75.
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And, notably, it is cutting out some of its unprofitable operations as it repositions itself to grow in a more healthy way.
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On Wednesday, Huffington Post became HuffPost — cutting out the last name of Arianna Huffington (and "the"), one of the media company's founders.
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I cook the chili, doubling the spices to make up for some of the flavor that you lose cutting out the meat.
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Even with cutting out host monologues, it doesn't seem like the goal to keep the Oscars under three hours will be met.
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Between the low-carb, high-fat diet, intermittent fasting and cutting out alcohol, she was able to quickly shed around 80 lbs.
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The streaming service has used this adaptive approach before for its video feeds, which adjust dynamically to prevent them from cutting out.
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In sports, it looks like athletes who want to be the best start cutting out other things in midteen years, around 15.
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Various other micro-influencers also post about the apparent benefits they receive from cutting out water, dry fasting, and eating only fruits.
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Think of it like cutting out the enemy's shield: Without that Support, the rest of the team will be much more vulnerable.
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Despite a few rough patches, Bernard and Adrian are able to make a deal with Tilman by cutting out their own wholesaler.
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Foreign steel companies have been concerned that the investigation may be aimed at shoring up American producers and cutting out foreign competition.
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Limiting carbs to 50 grams a day or less likely means you're cutting out unhealthy foods like white bread and refined sugar.
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According to ESA, a signal from Schiaparelli was traced to "near the arrival on the surface of Mars," before mysteriously cutting out.
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The goal ultimately is to reduce voting costs by cutting out paper ballots as well as reducing corruption in the voting process.
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And with gene editing, there's also the unlikely possibility of altering the wrong gene or cutting out more than necessary, Little added.
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It will likely improve the quality of the items you see, cutting out a lot of less-relevant, lower-quality search results.
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It has the benefit of cutting out real-world distractions, and loading up the Windows desktop could be useful in a pinch.
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Casper, Allbirds, or whoever, say their prices are lower because they are cutting out the middleman, but they are also a middleman.
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Data center or fiber issues can have a knock-on effect to other companies, cutting out service and causing cell site blackouts.
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Customer services have for some time been disrupted by a trend with the ugly name of disintermediation, the cutting out of middlemen.
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Exchanges have also promoted new methods of bringing firms' public, directly listing on an exchange and cutting out the investment bankers' fees.
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I went for a while cutting out chocolate and Coke to avoid the caffeine, and I was vegetarian to avoid the hormones.
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He acknowledged that means, in some cases, cutting out provisions Republicans inserted into their version of the energy reform package this spring.
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The Quiet Comfort 280 II are still comfortable, especially during long plane rides, and do a fantastic job cutting out background noise.
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With the crisps, we tried doing a fruit roll-up type thing and cutting out circles but it wasn't crisp-like enough.
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Cutting out images you like from art books and framing them is a great way of getting beautiful works on your wall.
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She noted the "occasional toxic atmosphere" in the party and recommended cutting out analogies with Hitler and the Nazis when discussing Israel.
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The key, experts say, is not just cutting out the meat but swapping in plant-based proteins like nuts, beans and lentils.
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"If you're cutting out meat and animal products, make sure to monitor levels of nutrients such as B12 and iron," Davis suggests.
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But what set it apart was its farm-direct supply chain, cutting out costs from middlemen and delivering flowers that last longer.
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Panera executives said that consumers are approaching their diets with balance in mind, instead of cutting out ingredients and following strict diets.
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And if they didn't have disc drives, there would be no discs to sell — thus cutting out the core of GameStop's business.
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To be clear: We're not judging, or suggesting that cutting out that latte habit (or whatever) will solve all your financial troubles.
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If you&aposre not a fan of cutting out nearly all carbs from your diet, then perhaps carb cycling is for you.
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You'll notice that this is basically a healthy diet with no serious demands on cutting out whole food groups or certain vegetables.
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Stores are buying goods directly from the supplier and cutting out the intermediaries, which can drive up costs in the supply chain.
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But cutting out Amazon also means severely limiting my ability to use one of our era's crucial conversation tools: the language of links.
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By cutting out carbs, your body's main source of fuel, almost entirely, your body really has no choice but to turn to fat.
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Cutting out two flowers and replacing it with another saved us $10 per centerpiece, for a total of $140 on just those arrangements.
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They say you can lose "a pound a day," but if you're cutting out a meal a day, of course you'll lose weight.
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Using software, Oblak and her colleagues then used this data to simulate the surgery, cutting out the tumor from the dog's virtual skull.
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The team starts off by cutting out a round piece of steel, and proceeds to heat and hammer it into the right shape.
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And I've tried to limit this to shows that aired six or more episodes in 2018 so far, cutting out some other favorites.
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But now it's a new year, and what better way to start out 2018 than by cutting out wires completely from your life?
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The singer also changed her diet post-surgery, cutting out fatty foods and anything she would typically eat with hot sauce, she said.
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Instead of paying advisors, Wealthfront believes that it is taking a more efficient approach by focusing on algorithms and cutting out the middlemen.
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You can imagine that cutting out 90 million miles of cosmic dust, interfering radiation and other nuisances will produce an amazingly clear picture.
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Spend a bit more time with OxygenOS though, and you realize the Shelf keeps all the useful stuff while cutting out the fluff.
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It plugs into any email client (instructions are provided) and should give the built-in filters some extra guidance in cutting out spam.
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And the whole thing is run off of user-owned servers—basically cutting out the corporations and the risks that come with that.
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More from VICE: Severely limiting or cutting out carbs completely will, after a few days, put the body into a state of ketosis.
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Supposedly, not only did people feel better after cutting out dairy, but many of them also noticed improved complexions and a thinner waistline.
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Gatik wants to work with businesses like Walmart, finding the spots where cutting out the cost of human labor makes a robot valuable.
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The Daily Beast reported after its release that Sessions's office largely crafted that report, cutting out career Homeland Security analysts in the process.
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While cutting out cable companies could potentially anger them, Goodman points out that the profit margins are better on broadband than on cable.
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Mourdoukoutas' main point seems to be that cutting out libraries would save taxpayers money; he cited his own $495 tax bill on Twitter.
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And then, I've also found that cutting out alcohol during the week really helps keep me focused and energized over the long term.
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I could quit at that stage by cutting out all of my discretionary spending — it wouldn't be fun, but I could do it.
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It limited the pool of future lawsuits by cutting out most of the people who'd be able to sue in the future, too.
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One example: the hundreds of collages that he made over the course of his life, cutting out and combining photographs, illustrations and text.
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By cutting out a food group, "you&aposre veering into faddy eating," the dietitian Helen Bond of the British Dietetic Association told Glamour.
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As in other countries, China has been criticized for bringing in armies of Chinese workers for infrastructure projects, cutting out locals from jobs.
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People have long been cutting out pictures of heads and pasting them on the bodies of others to create comedic (or pornographic) scenes.
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He tried out a vast array of diets over the years, including Atkins, which emphasizes cutting out carbohydrates, and occasionally lost some weight.
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Adding better habits to our daily routines, like reading every night, or cutting out bad ones, like drinking soda every day, is admirable.
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"In a lot of cities, schools are cutting out art programs, which, being an art major, just breaks my heart," Ms. Baldwin said.
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"Everybody is always cutting out bad habits, like, 'I've got to stop smoking' or 'I've got to give up these treats,'" said Roman.
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I've been eating out less, traveling less, shopping less, reducing my normal beauty costs (cutting out things like manicures and waxes) and more.
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Cutting out intermediary steps just to appeal to the lazier home cooks among us robs everyone of a better, more delicious end result.
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In a big coincidence, my coworker Joanna wrote about her experience cutting out salads due to stomach issues, and I can completely relate.
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" Addressing sexual harassment, Silverman said, is important — "it's like cutting out tumors: It's messy and it's complicated and it is going to hurt.
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So much for cutting out breakfast, but the avocado was going to go bad if I didn't eat it before leaving for the weekend.
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I'm currently writing this while using my iPhone's Verizon hotspot, as the internet service I pay $116 a month for constantly keeps cutting out.
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The nonprofit seeks to encourage other behaviors — such as cutting out meat from meals, exercising, and quitting smoking — at the beginning of the week.
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Anecdotally, some say prioritizing whole foods, cutting out dairy and processed foods, or following a vegan diet can all be beneficial for endometriosis symptoms.
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"It's not about mass amounts of merchandise, it's about cutting out the middle-man retailer and saving the cost for the customer," Rahman said.
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On the floor of the deck, Euron's men are cutting out some of the losing Ironborns' tongues (a gory detail straight from Martin's books).
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Many financial institutions have been looking at ways to use a blockchain to modernize financial transactions by cutting out various middlemen from the markets.
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Blizzard has changed the art in World of Warcraft to comply with Chinese cultural norms and strictures, notably cutting out some goriness and skeletons.
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The WWF said that cutting out one return flight to Europe was roughly equivalent to driving 1,500 miles less in terms of carbon savings.
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The WWF said that cutting out one return flight to Europe is roughly equivalent to driving 1,500 miles less in terms of carbon savings.
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After about 2016 minutes of riding, for example, the motor started cutting out every 30 seconds or so, before resetting and coming back online.
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The U.S. paper had misleadingly edited China's official policy, cutting out references to the "decisive role" of the market in allocating resources, he said.
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Mariya helped me by cutting out the paper trees and water, while I focused my efforts on finishing the game as quickly as possible.
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I ordered each of the salads to the Kardashians' exact specifications, which sadly meant cutting out many of the more fun ingredients (aka cheese).
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Note: Any jumps in this gameplay video are from me cutting out long periods of myself deciding what to do or being otherwise distracted.
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There's something to be said for cutting out the less meaningful choices, like what you're going to eat for breakfast or wear to work.
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By cutting out the inefficiencies of retail space and the marketing expense of TV, the new companies can offer better products at lower prices.
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This was when trends like clean eating — eating predominantly raw vegetables and cutting out or dramatically restricting almost everything else — were at their peak.
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I was cutting out some of my silly lines and references to pop culture and stuff, except for like, Egon Shiele, I mentioned him.
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The difference being The Bouqs gets its supply directly from the farm, cutting out costs from middlemen and bringing you flowers that last longer.
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By cutting out life-size clones of her own image, Jessica Richmond tells the story of her twin sister, Connie, who actually never existed.
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He is also widely criticized for pitting religious and social communities against each other and for cutting out layers of government to consolidate power.
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By cutting out distribution and retail middlemen, their margins are higher, and they use some of that revenue to pay doctors on the platform.
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The airline started small, flying high-demand routes with little competition and offering unbundled fares so passengers could save money by cutting out extras.
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They are made by cutting out barium nitrate, a chief polluter, and using materials like zeolites, minerals that help absorb nitrogen and sulfur emissions.
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"It's whatever is a subscription model that is going direct to the customer and cutting out all advertisers and other competitors," the CEO said.
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With the touch of a button, small farmers can find out how much they should be charging for their crops, cutting out the middleman.
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The switch to reusable bags is a no-brainer — especially when it's cutting out your spending on new boxes of bags every few months.
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But startups are seeing plenty of promise in the not-so-glamorous business of moving money between companies and finally cutting out paper checks.
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Joe: Meanwhile, the team designs the four panels of the top part of the boot by cutting out the details and stitching them together.
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" Without mincing words, he said, "China is, through forced technology transfer and through stealing our technology … cutting out the beating heart of American innovation.
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After spending hours flipping through magazines and cutting out various fonts, each member of Art Club was invited to put together their own arrangement.
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Private-label brands can help create affordable alternatives to outsider brands since Stitch Fix is cutting out a costly middle man, allowing for lower prices.
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It's a painstaking process of making the photo, cutting out the face, folding it like origami, and then making a photo of the finished image.
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By removing the planetary exploration in the Mako vehicle and cutting out needless side quests, designers could focus on building scenarios around squad-based combat.
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"Did you remove your ribs?" she jokingly asked the mother of four, who explained that cutting out meat and dairy has definitely been a factor.
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Her use of the phrase "ganja burn" acts as a double entendre that illustrates how she is cutting out the negative things in her life.
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Looking back, I wish I'd more properly prepared my body the week before the cleanse by cutting out non-healthy foods in my existing diet.
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Brown, we're told, is taking other steps ... for starters he's cutting out the "hangers-on" who are inviting "random girls" to hang out with him.
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But Amazon could disrupt the space dramatically by negotiating directly with insurance companies on drug pricing, cutting out the existing pharmacy benefits managers, or PBMs.
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FROM PEN: Oprah Talks About Finally Being At Peace With Food The Hangover star has previously claimed that cutting out alcohol helped him lose weight.
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He says cutting out Charlie, who died in April, from the main broadcast ... on network TV, where his fans were watching, was a big sin.
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In the movie, his character creates a mask out of Jackman's 2008 People's Sexiest Man Alive cover photo by cutting out his eyes and mouth.
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Popular songs are so commonly reducing things to their essence and cutting out the complexity, for me it's exciting to include the complexity of life.
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Startups such as Beepi and Carvana attempt to take the pain out of the process by cutting out the dealer and helping you list online.
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Cutting out the in-person costs can also significantly reduce the price of admission and lets conference organizers invest more of their budget into speakers.
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The men have largely been the brokers of American engagement with Mexico, often cutting out State Department experts and the United States Embassy in Mexico.
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When it comes to cutting out those cookies, Ateco's stainless steel cutters don't rust, and they're sturdier and stiffer than traditional tin-plated cookie cutters.
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In that light, cutting out your visits to the store to pick up packs of cigarettes or vaping pods can only be a good thing.
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NDAs were standardized and made digital, while the evaluation agreement was made more "fintech-friendly," cutting out 80% that was only applicable for large vendors.
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Mr Ivanov, who took over in 2017, has pressed on with this process, which leaves more money with the company by cutting out the middlemen.
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NDAs were standardized and made digital, while the evaluation agreement was made more "fintech-friendly," cutting out 80% that was only applicable for large vendors.
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Cutting out handshakes could be added on to the list of steps experts recommend people take to protect against cold and flu season, Maragakis says.
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Cutting out the middleman and dealing directly with farmers to cultivate cotton to the right specifications is "a huge plus", echoes Fazliddin Sirojiddinov, Uztex's boss.
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I still eat out and get coffee with regularity — two things our financial aid counselors suggested cutting out at our exit session right before graduation.
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But the goal of commercial-crew private space lines, with the added bonus of cutting out Russia, an increasingly hostile power, is all that matters.
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Apple says it began winding down its relationship with Imagination two years ago, first cutting out purchases of new technology and then reducing its royalty payments.
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Photoshop is getting a "select subject" tool that promises to make tedious lassoing and masking obsolete when you're cutting out the main subject of a photo.
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This, it turns out, has a lot more value than correcting a disease-causing genetic mutation or cutting out the gene that makes a mushroom brown.
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You can also call any friend or family member who has Facebook Messenger, though I experienced issues with video cutting out with Portal-to-phone calls.
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Ted Cruz (R-TX) in the Senate — health plans would be able to offer coverage with fewer benefits, cutting out costly services that drive up premiums.
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Well, Sethi tells CNBC Make It the idea that cutting out avocado toast will suddenly make you wealthy enough to afford a home is "horrible" advice.
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Cutting out the human error that causes 90 percent of crashes could start to save some of the 35,000 lives lost on American roads every year.
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However, only official digital wallets providers and exchanges will be able to post their apps, potentially cutting out shady third-party software from facilitating cryptocurrency transactions.
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The national bureau of statistics has launched an online system where 1m large companies now report data directly to the central authorities, cutting out local intermediaries.
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Their husbands were wonders: Mrs Hunter Gordon's, an army officer, cutting out pads in the attic; Mrs Tabei's looking after their two children while she climbed.
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It's going to take you a long time, but at least you have the opportunity of cutting out tracks you're not so keen on any more.
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Cutting out all those newer features means the app is much more lightweight, and it's quicker getting around (especially with a slower connection to the internet).
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It allows the government to pay benefits directly to over 200m bank accounts linked to its database, so cutting out layers of corrupt and inept middlemen.
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While we wouldn't necessarily recommend cutting out regular grocery stores completely from your routine, it's even possible to do a quick shopping trip in a pinch.
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Created by startup CleanRobotics, Trashbot uses cameras, sensors, metal detectors and motors to sort discarded items into the right locations, cutting out human error or laziness.
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"That actually worked for me, by cutting out a lot of the processed carbohydrates and adding in healthy fats like coconut oil or butter," she says.
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Uber began operating in Kenya in early 2015, making inroads into the Nairobi market by offering lower prices and cutting out haggling that often infuriates customers.
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Uber operates in several African countries, including Kenya where it launched in early 2015, drawing customers by offering lower prices and cutting out haggling over fares.
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This approach also ensures that NextGen is delivered to the American taxpayers on time by cutting out government bureaucracy that delivers projects at a glacial pace.
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Instead of cutting out school time at the expense of liberal arts — English, history, government, music and more — we should cross-pollinate each to the other.
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It has the potential to lower costs and improve security by cutting out financial middlemen for all sorts of transactions in a wide range of markets.
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"By cutting out the middle man, we pass those savings onto you, and you end up with a $120 sneaker for just $69," K-Swiss says.
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What made it worse was that local engineers, though hungry to innovate, had an issue cutting out technical jargon and explaining their ideas to average consumers.
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My husband and I were cutting out carbs and sugar pre-wedding, so we tried our best to choose meals that didn't have either of those.
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So we were trying to figure out how to mitigate that, and started cutting out anything that might become a pain in the ass later on.
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That's because games will be stored and operated on Google's servers, thus cutting out the ability for players to inject code locally before playing online multiplayer.
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We will not accept illegal interferences with our constitutionally guaranteed freedom in designing media products - particularly, the 'cutting out' of ads from our digital media offerings.
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We witness heroines and heroes speaking about cutting out their eyes, murdering their children, and burying their dead, intermingled with lengthy choreography sections and video projections.
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However, eating more animal proteins was associated with greater risk, so even cutting out a few servings of meat a week could be beneficial, he added.
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Decarbonizing the world is an unprecedented challenge, but cutting out carbon emissions from generating electricity, which is required for streaming, is the easiest, lowest hanging fruit.
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Eventually he determined that his diet was the culprit: Cutting out sugary foods, sports drinks and refined carbohydrates allowed him to reclaim his health, he said.
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Small savings such as cutting out fancy coffees and preparing lunch at home can go a long way in building a retirement nest egg, she said.
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One of the more popular fads these days is the Whole30 diet, which involves cutting out grains, beans, alcohol, sugar, peanuts and dairy for 30 days.
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His murder, never solved, was rumored to be connected to his decision to change the way the company bought ads, potentially cutting out gray-market middlemen.
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It involved cutting out most of the stomach, leaving just a small pouch, and connecting part of the small intestine to the tiny stomach that remained.
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For example, people may feel better cutting out wheat, but that's because they are sensitive to other components of wheat known as fructans, not gluten specifically.
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But to keep calories in check, she recommends cutting out an ounce of meat or a third of a cup of starch elsewhere in your diet.
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This means you don't need to put your security at risk with some sketchy stream that keeps cutting out and filling your screen with risqué adverts.
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No, cutting out that indulgent, extra-fancy coffee once a week won't make you a millionaire, but those small savings truly do add up over time.
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The world is a long way from making sufficient emission reductions to meet the Paris climate targets to begin with—nevermind cutting out another 235 percent.
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Their original pitch, a decade ago, was that they'd allow users to lend directly to other users, cutting out the middlemen and saving everyone some money.
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Clash of the Chess Masters The flip side of that is that Zeke gains a direct connection with Bret and Sunday by cutting out the middle man.
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Citing an "unusual and compelling urgency," the agency entered into a temporary contract directly with GEO Group, effectively cutting out city government without ICE having to leave.
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The time saved by cutting out any third parties, though maybe only a few days, is precious when it comes to the lifespan of in-vase flowers.
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It usually involves cutting out several steps in the chain, with exporters filing their invoices directly with the importer's bank, which pays them promptly minus a fee.
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The company operates what it says is the first farm-to-home milk marketplace, cutting out middlemen to reduce costs and providing a better quality of product.
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Regulators want investment banks to reduce risk, and to do so by cutting out businesses that directly support their own returns as opposed to those of clients.
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Halaigh attends the skrei World Cup, meets the kids who make a fortune by cutting out cod's tongues, and gets a cooking lesson from a local pro.
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Salma Hayek believes the secret to her 10-year marriage to French businessman François-Henri Pinault is cutting out extra social engagements and putting each other first.
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And while Jaguar utilizes PayPal and Apple Pay as its payment method, Chevy notes that its users can import their own credit cards, cutting out the middleman.
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It's two weeks into January, and if you've resolved to go dry — cutting out alcohol — you might be feeling a change of heart heading into the weekend.
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It also has technology, again from cell phones, to cut electromagnetic interference - that, for instance, enables EVs to drive under power lines without various functions cutting out.
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" Mallh's breach-of-contract lawsuit said his service continually logged out and when he was able to watch, "the pictures were delayed, cutting out, or otherwise incomplete.
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The idea is that by cutting out a handful of bases in a sequence that produces, for instance, sickle cell anemia, you can disable that gene altogether.
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On Reddit, dozens of users have complained about their wireless headphones cutting out or crackling like "static" in major urban hubs like New York City or Chicago.
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The problem is, as Alan Levinovitz explains in his book The Gluten Lie, there is not necessarily any benefit to cutting out gluten unless it's medically required.
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Automating drilling decisions can produce more consistent results by cutting out human errors, said Duane Cuku, vice president of sales for rig technology at Precision Drilling Corp.
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LCHF stands for "Low Carb High Fat," a diet that, among other things, entails cutting out all grain products and eating lots of meat and cabbage instead.
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The point was to allow the artistic collaborators on that single to be automatically paid their royalties by cutting out the middlemen with blockchain-based smart contracts.
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The 85 billion euro company will ramp up investment in technology which will allow it to target more customers directly, cutting out commissions paid to comparison sites.
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She says that making small changes to our everyday diets—not cutting out all the junky foods we consume—is the best way to eat badly well.
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Cutting out the middleman was a key founding principle of bitcoin, which cuts out banks, and it's the premise for many evolving or anticipated uses of blockchain.
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And while cutting out creative shapes and designs seems like the perfect job for less experienced hands, using traditional metal cookie cutters can be a bit dangerous.
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A lawyer for the group said China was "cutting out the hearts and other organs from living, blameless, harmless, peaceable people," describing the situation as an atrocity.
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SmileDirectClub makes straightening teeth more affordable by cutting out the steps of going in person to a dentist or an orthodontist to get braces or other alignments.
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I love bingeing on tabloids, and I've been cutting out the absurd quotes and factoids and pasting them in my journal, drawing around them, making analog memes.
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I call it cutting out all of the middlemen so you have more control over what the product is, to whom it's sold, and how profitable is.
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For the roughly 25 percent of Americans living in the suburbs and another 25 percent in rural areas, cutting out a commute often means driving far less.
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And though he's made healthy changes, like cutting out sodas, eating more vegetables and getting more rest, the opulent star doesn't see himself getting any less fabulous.
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Cutting out silhouettes and reverse silhouettes from black paper, and pasting them to the back wall of his boxes, Cornell equipped each bird with an inseparable companion.
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In a blog post last September, she mentions cutting out eggs, fish, and coffee and going back to a vegan diet free from salt, sugar, and oil.
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Now, with his crews putting up new roofs and cutting out wet Sheetrock this week, Mr. Greene anticipates further price increases as demand for building materials grows.
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This is unlike traditional traditional handbag manufacturing that involves taking a pattern and cutting out the panels out of one sheet of fabric and then assembling it.
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The conservative government has proposed new legislation that shortens the asylum process by cutting out some options for appeal and makes it easier to deport those rejected.
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Brookings Institution scholar Richard Reeves suggests cutting out, for example, exclusionary zoning of affordable housing, which prevents not only middle-class housing opportunities, but socio-economic integration.
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By relying on donated physician time and cutting out the burdensome Medicaid bureaucracy, the cost to provide care comes to $15 per patient visit (covered by donations).
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Changing your sleeping habits could help "Cutting out carbohydrates can be dangerous for someone with diabetes, but they may not even realize the potential harm," Davis said.
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Now everything moves through party leadership, which is increasingly writing bills on its own, cutting out committees, and giving rank-and-file members no opportunity for input.
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The first thing I ever wrote was "Baby in the Rosebush" — a story I narrated to my mother after cutting out some pictures of a little baby.
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The core of Rauch's essay focuses on five areas where he believes reforms backfired, cutting out necessary transactional politics and middleman in favor of flawed direct democracy.
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Taken together, cutting out foods that promote inflammation, like sugar and junk food, and consuming more foods that lower it, like oily fish, could have a profound effect.
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The rumored StreamKit API will allow users with LTE-equipped Apple Watches to stream media (like music) to the device, cutting out the middleman that is your phone.
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The Shanghai-based company is famous for offering cheap group deals; it's able to keep prices down by sourcing directly from manufacturers and farmers, cutting out middleman costs.
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Without the option of simply cutting out pieces of a person's healthy cerebral cortex the way physicians can dissect a tumor, brain scientists have had to get creative.
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In Louisiana, where Cruz surged to a close second place, only registered Republicans could vote in the primary — cutting out that large Trump support base from the process.
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Then tap the scissors icon and color in the part that you want to convert into a custom sticker (Snapchat usually does a good job cutting out objects).
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First things first: According to Capalad, it's not about cutting out the things you love, it's about crafting a budget around what you value and introducing simple alternatives.
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I fantasize about buying a Coke Zero from the café in my office, but part of saving has been cutting out unnecessary items, like Cokes and sparkling water.
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Application vendors do have to make more than just cosmetic adjustments to work in the Windows Store, like cutting out services that might run during and after installation.
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For me, the effort of making an extra $100 always beats the frustration and sadness of cutting out something I love, like boutique fitness classes or acrylic nails.
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Notably, out of all 195 countries, it was the United States that would be set to save the most by cutting out the steaks, burgers, and hot dogs.
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Meanwhile, some farmers – like Muntazir Khan – are adjusting to changing spring weather by cutting out some of their vegetable production altogether and turning to things like raising chickens.
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A blockchain is an encrypted database that runs on multiple computers, potentially cutting out the need for centralized authorities like banks or governments to settle transactions between parties.
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This would be done by putting a mobile phone, say, into the machine, cutting out a previous version of any circuitry and printing new electronics in its place.
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Automating drilling decisions can produce more consistent results by cutting out human errors, said Duane Cuku, vice president of sales for rig technology at Precision Drilling Corp (PD.TO).
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By making small changes like making my lunch instead of buying takeout and cutting out one cup of coffee a day, I managed to save the whole $5,500.
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But the math of staying under 800 calories per day also meant cutting out most carbs, fats, and dairy, and taking in a lot less protein than recommended.
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That meant that Google's search results would direct a user to an AMP page hosted by Google, effectively cutting out the owner of the content in the process.
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There's also evidence that people with irritable bowel syndrome and some other gut conditions can reduce their symptoms by cutting out some short-chain carbohydrates known as FODMAPs.
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Everyone has their favorite cookie recipe they can't wait to pull out every year, but there's one thing that can be a hassle: cutting out the cookie shapes.
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" To Facebook's credit, Watts said the site is currently doing much more to combat the issue, "cutting out the tumors by deleting false accounts and fighting fake news.
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I thought delaying and reducing my coffee habit and cutting out booze would be hard but four days and nights later, I'm super into my sleep hygiene regimen.
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No mainstream food publication, for example, has declared itself a beef-free zone in the interest of cutting out the single most emissions-heavy food on the planet.
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She suggests making up for lost time by cutting out a discretionary expense, like a new pair of shoes or weekly restaurant dinners, and investing the money instead.
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While it&aposs important to keep both under control, I find that cutting out lattes just doesn&apost give me the big financial boost I&aposm going for.
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And now that Amazon owns its own chips, it can go straight to the manufacturers, cutting out middlemen chip designers such as Ambarella, which has powered GoPro products.
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That was the moment at which I had stopped being the artist who had made Cutting Out the New York Times and I started being some other artist.
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As festival attendees and live streamers at home remember, the band's first-weekend performance was marred by technical difficulties including the sound cutting out and ear-splitting feedback.
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For flights of between 200 and 500 miles, they could save considerable time by cutting out the hassle of travelling to and from the airport and going through security.
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Paprika makes everything easier by downloading recipes, cutting out the 215,22 word essays and dozens of photos many food sites publish, and sorting ingredients and directions into organized sections.
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Also, while the wireless connection is generally pretty reliable, if I hold my (Bluetooth 5) iPhone 8 Plus in my left hand, the music starts cutting out pretty frequently.
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But when she developed a rash that wouldn't go away, she tried cutting out gluten, which she'd heard had worked for some people who had celiac and skin issues.
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LONDON/LUANDA (Reuters) - Angolan state oil company Sonangol awarded its rare refined products buy tender to Glencore and Total, Sonangol said on Friday, cutting out long-time supplier Trafigura.
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I am pleased to confirm that based on my testing, LG does seem to have fixed that issue, and I experienced no problems with the 5K UltraFine cutting out.
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And it's interesting because presumably, any of these devices could integrate its own 5G cellular modem to connect to a 5G network directly, cutting out the Wi-Fi middleman.
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" But by cutting out refined sugar, dairy and late-night eating and adding cardio and Pilates into her life, the 5'11" star eventually learned what worked for her body.
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But when the group went on to work closely with the federal government on a program about strategies to fight decay, it downplayed the most obvious, cutting out sugar.
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A few months later, it came out that Delta, the airline she was on, was censoring Carol, cutting out pretty much all of the physical intimacy in the film.
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To that end, the Swedish fintech startup claims to be able to keep costs and rates low by automating its processes, including credit scoring, and cutting out middle companies.
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The Trump administration is proposing bumping 1303 million people off of food stamps (about 2130 percent of the total program) through the federal rule-making process — cutting out Congress.
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Article follows an increasingly common direct-to-consumer model, which aims to offer high-quality, lower-priced items by cutting out the middle man (in this case, furniture stores).
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Eschewing the button has a few real-world advantages, like cutting out a wearable part that frequently fails, and helping seal off the chassis so the device is waterproof.
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Whereas Western products such as Apple Pay typically piggyback off credit-card firms' networks to access clients' funds, China's firms often access bank accounts directly, cutting out the middlemen.
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Simon's their usual hookup, but Ronna thinks she can score by cutting out the middleman and going straight to his dealer: the very hot and seedy Todd (Timothy Olyphant).
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Of course, there are other approaches to cutting out the blood collection middleman — both One Medical and Forward have in-house labs where patients can get blood work done.
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In this way, having a prominent presence online contributes to your name being circulated, cutting out the need (a false one anyway) to be vouched for by a gallery.
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The new watch is only available in a 44mm version, however, which honestly is a pretty big missed opportunity, as the company is cutting out a large potential market.
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The company has taken several steps toward its goal, including narrowing its focus to a dozen major cities, cutting out struggling retail partners and relaunching its membership app, NikePlus.
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People swear by the Kirkland Signature brand, which keeps prices low and quality high by cutting out the middleman in the supply chain that can often drive up costs.
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Sure, you're probably saving money on shipping with the membership, but I save even more money by just running to the store and cutting out that delivery fee altogether.
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" The analyst said he expected Flannery will keep the focus on cutting out costs and spending "while they figure out what they want to be when they grow up.
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Matt recently texted Nick that he was contemplating cutting out "Suck It"s altogether, a move on par with Depeche Mode phasing "Personal Jesus" out of their live shows.
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She said she has managed to side-step most of the expensive traps of San Francisco by cutting out splurges and predominantly paying only the necessary costs and utilities.
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The tax rebate starts to taper off above that threshold, cutting out completely for individuals making more than AU$140,000 a year and families making more than AU$240,000.
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The new program expanded the number of repayment plans eligible, but it was still only available to direct loan borrowers — again cutting out tens of thousands of frustrated applicants.
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Rising NYU senior Eric Hu, who is on track to pay his $200,000 tuition bill before graduation, saves hundreds of dollars a semester by cutting out this expense altogether.
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Dr. Coupey said she suggests those prone to weight gain make a single change — usually cutting out sugary drinks — and then perhaps move on to a low-carbohydrate diet.
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A Republican president cutting out his own party's leadership on a politically sensitive issue to work directly with Democrats is unheard of and would otherwise be considered politically perilous.
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We took a scalpel to our budget, cutting out any extra spending, refinanced our mortgage, and lived off of my husband&aposs income while putting mine towards our debt.
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The experimental clinic — which features primary care, dentistry, and counseling services — is designed to provide lab tests and dental cleanings at 30-50% below competitors by cutting out middlemen.
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By cutting out middlemen, the company is able to charge between $219 and $459 for its collection, which is far less than you'd spend on a typical luxury watch.
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Shine sees its ad blocker as a consumer savior, cutting out the immense waste of cell data spent loading clunky ads and fending off the malware sometimes cloaked within them.
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If you can't see yourself cutting out cocktails completely, try not to exceed the "moderate alcohol consumption " limits set by health experts, and make time for other ways to unwind.
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Cutting out middlemen seems not to have done much for smallholders: studies suggest that the share of international prices received by coffee farmers has barely budged over the past decade.
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I will say this, the only conversation I&aposve had with Robert Mueller, it was stressing to him, the importance of cutting out the leaks with respect to serious investigations.
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Clients are looking for more effective ways of marketing and are increasingly using data and automated ways of creating ads and buying media, which can mean cutting out ad agencies.
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And now that Amazon owns its own chips, it can go straight to the manufacturers, cutting out middlemen chip designers such as Ambarella Inc, which has powered GoPro Inc products.
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Fortunately, the damage seems to only occur when the job performed by the CRISPR complex is the cutting out of a sequence, leaving it open for the cell to repair.
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Land managers have found the best way to fight off bark beetles has been thinning high-density forests and cutting out infested trees, though with limited success, the researchers said.
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Domagoj Vida, 6 Coped well against Mbappe and Griezmann given his shortage of pace, frequently cutting out through balls, and made a vital sliding tackle to prevent Griezmann breaking free.
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In romantic relationships, it's been shown that people pick partners that look like their brothers, or their parents, or (cutting out the middle man) who are exceptionally similar to themselves.
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This so-called QN1e chip also lets the earbuds communicate with your device independently, so you can just use one and shouldn't have to worry about the earbuds cutting out.
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I'd originally been planning to spend a weekend merrily cutting out the shapes of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx and Staten Island from the various circuit boards with a hacksaw.
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Two Conservative Party activists said some of May's supporters were encouraging lawmakers who back the interior minister to vote for Gove, cutting out the increasingly popular Leadsom from the race.
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Mike Boland, an agricultural economics professor at the University of Minnesota, said farmers increasingly are cutting out the grain handlers altogether, selling directly to ethanol plants and other end users.
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In fact, by cutting out on retail, and shipping products to people's homes on a subscription basis, the company made buying shaving products more convenient than going to a store.
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You would die well before you would die as the result of cutting out any more specific or proper nutrient or nutrient category, such as fats, carbohydrates, vitamins, or proteins.
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He was always the kind of player who could score 20 goals but had the potential to be more than that if he'd just stop illegally cutting out people's legs.
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Despite cutting out a niche for himself as a spectacular knockout artist on the feet, Donald Cerrone's porous defence and flappy boxing have always caused him problems in striking exchanges.
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He went on to set up Boohoo with cofounder and designer Carol Kane in 2006, with the idea of cutting out the middle man and selling directly to customers online.
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Because the U.S. doesn't mandate paid time off for illness, you'll want to prioritize saving more now, if you can, by cutting out extra expenses and keeping daily costs low.
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Villagers said they had sharply cut back their expenses — cutting out meat, eating only one meal a day and forgoing the usual celebration of Ramadan, which began late last month.
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He has put welfare programs at the center of his economic policy, cutting out intermediaries in the distribution process that he said were siphoning off money intended for the poor.
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She notes that it&aposs a diet that&aposs easy to follow, since it isn&apost very specific and there aren&apost many restrictions, aside from cutting out excessive sweets.
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The Supply Ministry has taken on a new role controlling the sugar distribution network, allocating stocks to food producers, supermarkets, and outlets across the country, and cutting out private sector distributors.
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No more elated status updates after escaping another hospital admission; no more captioning my posts with health updates; and no more asking strangers if cutting out bananas would aid my recovery.
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By cutting out Google, Epic could retain 100 percent of the game's profits on Android, rather than let Google take its traditional 30 percent cut for apps hosted on Google Play.
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And while it'd be easy to say the first step to healthier, hydrated hair is putting down that flat iron and cutting out the coloring, that's not everyone's cup of tea.
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Endometriosis is often referred to as a "disease of inflammation," so the belief is that by cutting out foods that are known to cause inflammation, endo symptoms can be decreased, too.
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Among them, drivers have to be local residents to work for Didi, cutting out thousands from the countryside who had been willing to take chauffeur jobs to make a better living.
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The travel industry joins financial, mining, energy trading firms and others in looking at the potential for blockchain technology when it comes to simplifying processes, cutting out middlemen or tracking goods.
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He is said to have set up a commission to review new translations of liturgical texts, cutting out the relevant Vatican department, which is headed by Cardinal Robert Sarah, a conservative.
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If you have a cameraman just focusing on the important stuff, and cutting out the person that was crinkling their potato chip wrapper ... [it's] a much better experience for remote attendees.
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These are currently the very best wireless headphones that you can buy, packing both excellent sound quality, and a noise-canceling effect that's better at cutting out distractions than the competition.
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In 2015, people in the US drank 12.4 gallons less soda per person than they did in 2005, the equivalent of cutting out just over two 16-ounce sodas per week.
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But in many areas, these cryptoeconomic systems can replace that trust, and cutting out middlemen and their fees will allow users to exchange goods and services at a significantly lower cost.
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Spotify might hope that more artists work with it directly, cutting out the middlemen, but the record labels still provide some important marketing, radio promotion, and distribution services that artists need.
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TREY GOWDY (R), SOUTH CAROLINA: The only conversation I&aposve had with Robert Mueller, it was stressing to him the importance of cutting out the leaks with respect to serious investigations.
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Often a "detox" involves cutting out foods that are deemed "toxic," like dairy, gluten-containing grains, coffee, alcohol, and red meat, according to Christy Harrison, MPH, MS, RD, a registered dietitian.
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While his proposed solution is to spend a few minutes each day to unplug, what would a more extreme version — like cutting out technology for three straight days — do for me?
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ZURICH, Aug 16 (Reuters) - Credit Suisse has appointed seven new regional managers at its International Wealth Management unit, cutting out a layer of upper management in its largest private banking business.
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I spent a lot of my childhood cutting out cookies and making pie crust with my grandma, and after dessert she would always tell me to take a slice for breakfast.
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By doing 45 minutes of cardio twice a day and hitting the gym with trainer Massy Arias — as well as cutting out carbs and drinking — Bailon says she lost 22 lbs.
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" Barr has said that DOJ lawyers are scouring the report and cutting out four types of information ahead of the public release, a process he said Tuesday is going "very well.
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As part of the coup attempt, armed soldiers overtook the newsroom of CNN Turk in Istanbul, cutting out the live broadcast and trying to force employees out, according to multiple reports.
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A blend of the words flexible and vegetarian, the Flexitarian diet encourages people to eat vegetarian most of the time for better health, but doesn't call for cutting out meat entirely.
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In a few cases, I had issues with one bud cutting out, which was a bit annoying, but there's something to be said for having the other one maintain its connection.
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LONDON, March 16 (Reuters) - Angola's state oil firm Sonangol awarded its rare refined products buy tender to Glencore and Total, sources familiar with the matter said, cutting out longtime supplier Trafigura.
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The idea behind SmileDirectClub is to make straightening teeth more affordable by cutting out the steps of going in-person to a dentist or orthodontist to get braces or other alignments.
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The idea behind SmileDirectClub is to make straightening teeth more affordable by cutting out the steps of going in person to a dentist or orthodontist to get braces or other alignments.
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The aim of 'Adopt a Family Puerto Rico' is to speed up the Island's recovery by cutting out the middle-man and providing locals with a more personal type of support.
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Later, Samantha gets back at Dolly by cutting out a hole in an iPhone case and placing it over a book so that it looks like Dolly's phone literally burned through.
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Bank of America's app automatically fills in a customer's address, employment history and other information that the bank already has, cutting out hundreds of boxes customers would otherwise have to fill.
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I think of all this in terms of rhythm, so as with editing, the process is one of adding in, cutting out, making gaps, crescendos, speeding things up, slowing things down.
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It's really the same model as a Warby Parker or Harrys or Dollar Shave Club, in that it's cutting out the markups related to bricks-and-mortar infrastructure and supply chain.
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So the farthest that technicians at Grumman got was basically cutting out all of these pieces of metal and starting to assemble them, weld them together, before NASA canceled the program.
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Facebook's larger goal: to create a global financial system that enables people to send and receive funds online without dealing with banks at all — effectively cutting out (or replacing) the middleman.
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Luckily, points and miles can dramatically reduce the price of your trip without cutting out any of the fun experiences — and it&aposs easier to get started than you might think.
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But going vegan and cutting out animal products like milk and beef can also result in a vitamin B123 deficiency, which doctors say can spell disaster for a vegan&aposs health.
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The promise of AI to reduce the financial burden on medical services by cutting out some disposable roles and functions could be music to the ears of government and health authorities.
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Medicare-for-all can upgrade coverage while lowering costs by cutting out the insurance middlemen who currently drain hundreds of billions annually from our health care system but add no value.
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That might mean eating out less, cutting out your daily coffee fix or settling on a car that has a monthly loan payment much lower than the average of nearly $25.
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"The Zero Sugar Diet" is really about cutting out all added sugar, and even then, you need to add fiber and protein to create satiety and slow the absorption of carbohydrates.
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The latest Dietary Guidelines from the federal government back this up and advise Americans to focus on the total diet and overall calorie intake versus cutting out one source of calories.
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You don't have to go full zero waste all at once, but adopting a more sustainable lifestyle can be as easy as cutting out plastic bags and straws, or reusing bottles.
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By just showing the aspects of Washington's life that cutting out how he harshly treated others, a false understanding of his personality can be interpreted with his heroic side showing only.
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These included a "Lens" feature for its Assistant app that identifies what's in front of your camera and machine learning to keep video calls from cutting out when there's a poor signal.
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And yet, if there's one person who could convince us to change our minds and suffer through the initial pain of cutting out dairy and meat, it is, of course, Beyoncé. Duh.
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Contactless payments are one of the most secure ways to pay, cutting out the credit card entirely and reducing the chance that a card will be cloned or have its data skimmed.
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One of the ways it accomplishes this interest is by cutting out some of the narrative planks from the previous games and doubling down on the blank slate of its silent protagonist.
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He said the poachers had come equipped with a high-powered rifle with a silencer, wire cutters, an axe for cutting out the rhino horns, and enough food to last several days.
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Smulders went into control mode, and tried everything under the sun to get her body back to health, from cutting out cheese and carbohydrates to yoga classes, acupuncture, crystal healers and more.
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Cutting out your data plan or keeping airplane mode on all the time isn't necessarily an option when phones are how we get news, weather updates and check in with the office.
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From cutting out booze in January to stocking freezers in the late summer, each challenge will set you up to try something potentially new – and save some dough while you're at it.
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Somehow, you have to make yourself 2-D, so I'd recommend cutting out a circular piece of cardboard and sticking it to your chest, or perhaps putting your face through the center.
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After cutting out of the interview with Dimon today, Fox Business host Maria Bartiromo said that Dimon told her his daughter bought Bitcoin at $11 and now she thinks she's a genius.
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Rick Ross showed off his slimmed down physique on the Grammy Awards red carpet on Sunday, and revealed he was able to get in shape without completely cutting out his favorite foods.
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And in many cases that would be a nice cutting out of the middle man for Netflix and Amazon, two distributors who have made headlines by preordering some titles from the festival.
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She made her first handbag samples out of paper, cutting out the shapes she envisioned and bringing them to a pattern maker she found in the back of a Women's Wear Daily.
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Apple's processors seem to do a good job managing power consumption, especially by cutting out background tasks and offloading cores that don't need to be used, but improvements can always be made.
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"Victim for victim and death for death, cutting out the hearts and other organs from living, blameless, harmless, peaceable people constitutes one of the worst mass atrocities of this century," he said.
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The idea behind SmileDirectClub is to make straightening teeth more affordable by cutting out the steps of going in person to a dentist or an orthodontist to get braces or other alignments.
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HelperChoice is one of several online services cutting out the middleman - recruiters who charge would-be maids exorbitant fees – and helping them to avoid getting trapped in debt bondage to exploitative employers.
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Because we're trying to figure out how much time you're cutting out now for foreign policy as you said — it's not an area you focused on in your business career as much.
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They don't need to treat the ball like it's a Faberge egg, but cutting out just half of their unforced errors could, alone, elevate their offense to a league-average level. 2.
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Cutting out employees who prove politically damaging may seem like Politics 101, but for the Clintons, it has never been easy, particularly when it comes to their oldest and most loyal aides.
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Sometimes, less is more, and you can truly polish your resume by completely cutting out the unnecessary jobs, skills, and internships you've had that are clogging up valuable space on the page.
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Though some patients with irritable bowel syndrome, or I.B.S., may see symptoms improve after cutting out gluten-containing foods, research suggests it's likely to be a result of something other than gluten.
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The new text-to-speech system makes that even simpler by cutting out the need for the person in an emergency situation to be able to read out that information at all.
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Insurance companies stand to be the biggest losers from a switch to single-payer health care, which seeks to achieve economies in large part through cutting out the profit-making middle man.
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Also — and less amusingly — known as butterflying, spatchcocking is the method of cutting out the chicken's backbone, opening the bird up and pressing down on it so its breastbone cracks and flattens.
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Cutting out the good stuff Some sugar-free diets advise people to cut out or restrict healthy foods and food groups such as fruit and dairy, without evidence to support their exclusion.
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I picked up a headset, but the English channel kept cutting out, and after a while it occurred to me that I was probably the only person trying to listen to it.
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NY Knicks rising star Dennis Smith Jr. did ... revealing the key to his Summer weight loss was cutting out the fried deliciousness from his favorite fast food spot on the planet, Bojangles!!!
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"Victim for victim and death for death, cutting out the hearts and other organs from living, blameless, harmless, peaceable people constitutes one of the worst mass atrocities of this century," Sabi said.
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New Jersey's proposed changes might make things more efficient by cutting out the middle-man, but in this case the middle-man happens to be the voter whose ox is getting gored.
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It's hard to see how cutting out "politics" wouldn't impact a wide range of beats domestically and internationally, as well as the financial markets, which are a core Bloomberg News coverage area.
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"It keeps me balanced," Rapp said, referring to ice baths, hot yoga, intermittent fasting and the Whole30 diet he'll try next month, which requires cutting out grains, legumes, dairy, sugar and alcohol.
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Many pension funds who have traditionally relied on firms like PAAMCO Prisma to create portfolios of hedge funds for them are trying to save money by cutting out these types of middlemen.
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According to the memo, Huawei, which employs nearly 190,000 people around the world, is reforming its operation globally by granting more power to the frontline, cutting out reporting layers and eliminating inefficient posts.
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The trucks can both load up fuel and deliver it, cutting out the costs of the middle man and allowing the start-up to procure fuel wholesale from providers like Exxon and Shell.
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Several private equity firms that frequently issue CLOs are already cutting out banks to syndicate leveraged loans themselves, a phenomenon KKR spearheaded on its Mills Fleet Farm buyout at the end of 2015.
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Apple's long-term plan under CEO Tim Cook is reportedly to "own and control" the primary technologies behind its devices, which would entail cutting out many of the suppliers that manufacture Apple's components.
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And recently, Amazon even registered with the Federal Maritime Commission to provide ocean freight, simplifying the process for Chinese companies to ship goods directly to Amazon fulfillment centers, cutting out costs and inefficiencies.
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But despite what many health bloggers might tell you, one person's success story — mine, in this case — shouldn't serve as proof that cutting out lactose or dairy leads to a healthier life, period.
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Medicare for All, which he estimates to cost about $220006 trillion a year, would further save money, he argued, by cutting out much of the administrative costs associated with the private insurance industry.
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First, Stone Cold Fox is cutting out all wholesale business — which means it will be strictly direct-to-consumer and sold only on its website and at its Venice brick-and-mortar store.
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All of them have been curated and picked by Amazon — thus cutting out any companies that game the reviews system — and there are few surprises when it comes to the brands you'll see.
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This one is my personal favorite, not only because it's so simple and effective, but because Michele put in so much work cutting out all of those paper ones and zeros by hand.
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Cutting out a daily hour-long commute each way is the equivalent of earning an extra $40,000 a year, according to a 2014 study by researchers at the University of Waterloo in Canada.
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While you're fighting off a host of physical and emotional side effects of cutting out sugar, your body is going to play a mean trick on you by kicking in sugar cravings hard.
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Her lunch and dinner are filled with vegetables, which has the added benefit of "balancing the sodium in the diet, so you don't need to worry about cutting out salt," according to Blatner.
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Norway set a new world record last year after nearly a third of all its new car sales were electric, a step toward the country's goal of cutting out fossil fuel vehicles altogether.
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While some marketers work directly with the two giants, cutting out the middleman, the appearance of expensive ads alongside hate speech or extreme content has helped reinforce the need for traditional ad groups.
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That direct connection — through websites, social media and sometimes their own branded stores — is helping companies build customer loyalty, gain more control over their images and boost profits by cutting out the middleman.
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As low oil prices have shaken the Saudi economy, he has started working with red and yellow oil drums, cutting out triangular quarters so their tops look like giant images of Pac-Man.
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It was there that he took the conference call with analysts to discuss the deal on Monday, and was met with a unique set of technical difficulties, as the line kept cutting out.
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Of the 1,000 users who were in the company's beta, Clarity Money was able to save them an average of $300 by identifying and cutting out wasteful spending on things like online subscriptions.
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I recognize that cutting out frivolous spending is not a strategy that everyone can employ, especially those with student debt loads that take up a large portion of their monthly take-home pay.
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You could develop a relationship where you're significantly reducing costs, while still making the providers whole and cutting out so much of the red tape and bureaucracy that currently stymies and frustrates them.
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Other ways the platform could be used include facilitating greater and more transparent communication between creators and consumers, as well as cutting out middlemen to allow for more direct payments and licensing transactions.
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Sanders has proposed higher taxes on employers and families to help pay for the program but has argued that the typical middle-class family would save more overall by cutting out health expenses.
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Other former vegans, like Raw Alignment and Shieff, also promoted various cleanses and fasts (including, in Sheiff's case, drinking his own urine), while people like Rebecca tried cutting out all oil and fat.
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"By cutting out traditional wholesale, you can sell directly to consumers and have a much higher quality product for a much lower price point — the pure economics make that work," Mr. Gabrielson said.
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While no family is going to pay for a private education just by cutting out lattes and avocado toast, families do need to consider how their day-to-day spending will be affected.
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The policy will have a limited effect on slowing the spread of false videos, since the vast majority are edited in more traditional ways: cutting out context or changing the order of words.
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While some would advocate for cutting out screen time at night altogether, an alternative to that is to make it so that your iPhone display doesn&apost give off as much blue light.
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Defenders of the president at Fox News have hit on a new way of covering the damaging evidence presented by Democrats in the opening of the impeachment trial — by cutting out the audio.
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The vast majority of them quite frankly made me feel like shit: For these people, becoming debt-free was a simple matter of cutting out Starbucks and toning down your online shopping habit.
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A park official said the poachers were equipped with a high-powered rifle with a silencer, wire cutters, an ax for cutting out the rhino horns, and enough food to last several days.
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And there certainly has been backlash: Some Nike customers responded by performatively burning their Nike apparel or cutting out the logos, which has long been a protest tactic particularly favored by conservative consumers.
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CVS and Aetna say the merger would drive down drug prices by giving the combined company more leverage in negotiations with drug manufacturers and cutting out the middlemen between insurers and drug companies.
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In this case, it's not that we are waiting for lower prices, but that the newer services economy is creating downward pressure on daily expenses by cutting out inefficiencies by the use of technology.
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"Cutting out whole food groups eliminates potential sources of nutrients found within those foods," explains Jason Machowsky, RD, CSSD, RCEP, CSCS, board certified sports dietician and exercise physiologist at the Hospital for Special Surgery.
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The Accelerator Selection Tool is poised to be a startup founder's best chance at cutting out the time-consuming process of finding an accelerator and getting started on what really matters: changing the world.
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In the ever-more masochistic world of wellness-boosting, pound-shedding diets, the latest trend involves putting your body into a controlled state of starvation known as "ketogenesis," by cutting out nearly all carbs.
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Should that happen, the NRDC expects this change to reduce energy usage "equivalent to the output of seven coal-fired power plants," cutting out 14 million metric tons of carbon pollution in the process.
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Earlier this week, Manziel told TMZ Sports ... he was cutting out all booze, partying and other stuff TODAY -- replacing it with a clean diet and exercise so he could focus on his NFL comeback.
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What's more, like Tesla, Lynk & Co will be going direct to consumers, cutting out the substantial cost of middlemen dealerships and both delivering and picking up cars for servicing right at the customer's door.
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The headphones are great at cutting out engine noise from a plane, traffic noise on your commute, and so on — so if you like a little peace and quiet, we definitely recommend these headphones.
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Citi analysts consider the ultra-long range flights to be a game-changing opportunity for the airline as it looks to capture a premium from travelers in return for cutting out a stop-over.
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No, but if you're willing to spend even $200, you might find that blender cutting out on you within a couple of years, no matter how shiny and stainless-steel-clad it may be.
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Theories abound, and I've tried most of them, like attaching ice packs to the breasts to slow down the cooking or cutting out the backbone and flattening the bird (a technique known as spatchcocking).
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Expanding its services business could also help set BlackBerry up for a future where it may even work with businesses on more general IT, cutting out the question of a BlackBerry smartphone business altogether.
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This combined with one big Costco run to stock up on household items keeps our grocery budget at $800 at its max and $600 on months when we're cutting out new recipes or drinks.
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Some pages bear numbers that indicate the intended order of pages; some suggest the mistakes made: Hokusai fixed these by cutting out wrongdoings and patching up holes with drawings on new sheets of paper.
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While cutting out processed foods, excess sugar, and unhealthy fats can improve a person's overall health, too much restriction can be quite harmful, according to the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
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Cutting out Canada, which is a major supplier of aluminum, steel, automobile components and other goods, could upend the automobile industry's calculus, making the administration's proposed rules far more cumbersome than they are already.
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Use any emergency savings before touching your retirement accountIf you're still struggling to get by after pausing bill payments and cutting out extraneous expenses, it might be time to tap into any emergency savings.
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"Titus Andronicus," believed to be Shakespeare 's first tragedy, contains, among its violent events, the cutting out of a woman's tongue and the murder of a man who is then baked in a pie.
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By starting early and "cutting out the fluff" of the classic school day, like lesson changes and long breaks, he would finish his assignments by midday and spend the afternoon focusing on his business.
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If you're a moderate drinker and find yourself gradually putting on weight, try cutting down on, or cutting out, alcohol for a few months to see if you lose, gain or stay the same.
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"This is more of a political rationalization for just cutting out family categories, rather than some belief that if we got more highly skilled people, it would genuinely help the economy," Mr. Anderson said.
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The rise of YouTube and Tumblr allowed trans people to become content creators on their own, cutting out the cis media gatekeepers that long held sway over how trans people were perceived within society.
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"It can really help to visualize how much you can save by cutting out little things like coffee and a bagel every morning," said Katharine Perry, associate financial consultant at Fort Pitt Capital Group.
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Go all out on the spice level or dial it back by cutting out some of the dried Thai chilies in this recipe to hone in on just the right amount of heat for you.
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RELATED: 5 Tips for Cutting Out Dairy, According to a Nutritionist At the time of their study's publication, the authors said there still was no evidence that cockroach milk was safe for people to eat.
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And sure, it's a little hard to believe that people are actually cutting out opponents' entrails at the end of a match and eating them, only for said opponent to miraculously recover the next day.
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When I throttled up to keep from crashing, the drone shot up into the sky, quickly getting beyond the range of my goggles, so that the live feed of the video would start cutting out.
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"As the Democratic Party has moved more and more to the left, and that is essentially cutting out some of our religious freedoms, that was the biggest reason the evangelical community supported him," Burns said.
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And it would still, by definition, benefit only those who have gone to college — cutting out a huge swath of the population who also tend to have lower incomes than those with some college education.
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Cutting out dairy completely could mean changing how you shop for groceries, what you order at restaurants, and, of course, what you eat in general, which can amount to a major inconvenience for some people.
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In addition to making it easier to book musicians and bands, McAulay says that Encore aims to improve pay and conditions for the musicians themselves by cutting out (and replacing) the traditional agency middle person.
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And so as US consumers began rolling over — cutting out all kinds of purchases in favor of paying debts (and then, in large numbers, eventually defaulting on those debts) — so too went the US economy.
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And if you've been an omnivore your whole life, and now you're cutting out meat, it makes sense that you might not know exactly how to fill the gap left by cheeseburgers and chicken breasts.
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Cutting out all the frills of traditional facials that take up hours of your day was right up my alley – I'm always anxious to get the show on the road after just a few minutes.
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Then I start cutting out the fabric pieces for her Halloween costume — my mom has an entire craft room and tons of fabric, and mailed me most of the fabric I needed for the costume.
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As Petersen notes, Amazon could add an ocean shipment service to its popular Fulfillment By Amazon warehousing offering to help transport goods from Amazon sellers in China to Amazon warehouses quicker by cutting out middlemen.
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Instead, he suggests, somewhat quixotically, that those unifying effects can be re-created by underscoring a shared humanity, which can begin with simply cutting out divisive political rhetoric or pursuing some small service or sacrifice.
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In Washington, one banker on the advisory council told Fed governors that non-regulated lenders were "driving aggressive structures" and cutting out heavily-regulated banks, according to the minutes of a September advisory council meeting.
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But all it really requires is cutting out the middle of five of the layers, stacking them, pouring the sprinkles inside the tunnel you just created, and then topping it with the last, whole layer.
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"The force has demonstrated how the NeoFace system can also save officers hours, even days by cutting out the need to go through its database of detained people's photographs one by one," Leicestershire police said.
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TORONTO, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Canada's banking watchdog said on Tuesday it will introduce new rules on mortgage lending next year, requiring stress tests on uninsured mortgages and cutting out practices designed to circumvent lending limits.
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In October, Washington accused the Canadian province of British Columbia of providing an unfair advantage to local vineyards by giving their wine an exclusive retail channel in grocery store shelves and cutting out U.S. competition.
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As with numerous other industries, technology will have democratized specialized skills, cutting out middlemen and making it possible for non-initiates to the profession to develop a minimum of expertise to produce a satisfying outcome.
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Our national debt is a national crisis and we finally have a president who is not afraid to make decisions that both preserve the integrity of these programs while cutting out waste, fraud and abuse.
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Not only are such products (and their short-lived rechargeable batteries) notoriously bad for the planet, many popular wireless headphone brands suffer from static or cutting out at annoying intervals, making them frustrating to use.
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I changed my diet multiple times, at turns cutting out gluten, dairy, red meat, sugar, caffeine, alcohol; for one extremely boring six-month stint I cut out all of them at once, to little effect.
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Siew said that, by cutting out call centers, customer conversation rates can be as much as 200 percent higher, while call center complaints are seven times higher than initial complaint volumes from XpressApply, he claimed.
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Bickart said that brands like Warby Parker and shaving start-up Harry's have shown that many consumers don't buy products in the same way anymore — they are comfortable purchasing online and cutting out the middleman.
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" But he added that while Facebook "has begun cutting out the tumors by deleting false accounts and fighting fake news," Twitter has done little and as a result, "bots have only spread since the election.
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Years later she is afflicted with the tongue cancer that runs in the family, the illness from which, we are told early in the novel, she hoped to save Nan by cutting out her tongue.
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Embracing a frugal lifestyle isn't about abandoning your interests or declining all invitations that come your way, but rather being selective, and cutting back without cutting out the things that bring you the most joy.
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And although cutting out processed foods, excess sugar, and unhealthy fats can improve a person's overall health, too much restriction can be quite harmful, according to the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
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SOAK Wash, which Wirecutter found was tops in their review of detergents for hand-washing, makes the job even easier by cutting out the need to rinse away detergent — because it's a no-rinse formula.
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They suggest actions for which rural advocates have argued — investing in rural people and economies to lead a Green New Deal, cutting out oppressive middlemen in moving food from producers to eaters and much more.
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Some of these changes include fully renaming stage names to make them feel less kid-oriented, cutting out popular series dedicated to toys or games, taking up vlogging, and specifically shifting videos to target teens.
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The sender had evidently put this codebook together by first printing out the typed letter in plaintext, then cutting out individual words and pasting them alongside abbreviations that he'd printed out separately on other sheets.
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Their jointly owned house ends up in the estate of whichever spouse was deemed to have died second, he said, effectively cutting out the first-to-die spouse's kids from inheriting a share of that asset.
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Bonneau, who adopted a zero waste lifestyle in 2011 after learning about the heartbreaking amount of plastic that winds up polluting oceans and killing animals, said she eats a lot healthier since cutting out packaged goods.
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By cutting out the "bells and whistles" of quick turnover trends, Price can focus on timeless designs that have a longer shelf life for consumers and that are created through a simpler, more environmentally-minded process.
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And, for the most part, the results felt right—it made sense that a boost of vitamin B12 might counteract the emotional toll of winter, and that cutting out potatoes and saturated fats might be benefical.
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Bext360 investor Mark Spencer said "Using a smart phone to pass payments through to farmers directly, cutting out middlemen who too often take more than their fair share of any transaction, is what caught our attention."
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From harvesting and cutting out the core of the blue agave plant (which looks like something from Super Mario Bros.) to baking it and extracting the juice and letting it ferment, it's a delicious-looking process.
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The champion then took command in the fourth set, cutting out the loose groundstrokes and picking up points with adventurous serve-and-volley attacks and after breaking for a 2-1 lead he never looked back.
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"With an app relying on the increasingly accurate motion sensors of smartphones combined with our algorithm we can deliver this service at a completely new price and convenience level cutting out the separate sensors," he says.
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Here's the kicker: Brain activity continues to be disturbed in the newly sober drinker, and Smith says cutting out booze can actually be more disruptive to sleep than the alternative, at least in the short term.
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Despite no evidence that people without celiac disease and similar conditions benefit from cutting out gluten, some people believe that eating the protein may increase the risk of poor health outcomes, including obesity and heart disease.
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Net neutrality proponents also fear that these different lanes could harm consumers in a less obvious way by cutting out small startups who can't afford to cut the same kinds of deals that established companies can.
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"Financially, cutting out refined sugars and eating a balanced diet of whole foods will … save you money from needing a caffeine boost from coffee or sugar-filled energy drinks several times throughout the day," he said.
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By cutting out smaller operators, Rockefeller and Morgan were able to effectively set prices for oil or steel and then defend their monopoly by using their influence over shippers, rail operators, miners, politicians and construction companies.
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" Walls ultimately ruled the prosecution must use an edited clip of the interview, cutting out the portions on smears and prostitutes -- over the objections of the defense team who argued it should stay in for "context.
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The process involves cutting out skin using a scalpel, before rubbing the open wounds with peroxide or lemon juice to keep the wound from becoming a raised scar—the usual aim is for an indented scar.
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Plenty of folks cite concerns about the environment or animal welfare as their reasons for cutting out the meat, as well as their own health or the gross-out factor of chewing up a dead body.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Battling a sharp rise in food costs, Turkish authorities opened their own markets on Monday to sell cheap vegetables directly to shoppers, cutting out retailers who the government has accused of jacking up prices.
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Many Syrians, as an alternative, have tried to reach out on their own, circulating videos on social media of their pleading children, speaking directly to camera, cutting out the middlemen, breaking through the art and artifice.
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At the same time, Mr. Modi, 68, is widely accused of dividing his own people, pitting religious and social communities against each other and cutting out other layers of government in a quest to consolidate power.
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Instead of trying to figure out which kind is both cheaper and better for the environment, do your wallet a favor without cutting out holiday cheer by replacing your tree with an easy DIY Christmas tree.
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In an effort to break my smartphone addiction, I've joined a small group of people turning their phone screens to grayscale — cutting out the colors and going with a range of shades from white to black.
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Dr. Phil says it's time to come to grips with our new reality and start making some sacrifices, cutting out routines that are illicit or otherwise ... because if not, things will only get worse for everyone.
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Homie has made an impression among younger, first-time home buyers in the Utah and Arizona markets for cutting out the traditional closing costs, 6% real estate commissions and arduous paperwork associated with traditional home sales.
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"Plus, if you have two f-bombs, its an automatic R-rating, so you&aposre cutting out everyone up until the age of 18, and I very much wanted young people to see it," Waititi said.
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As it turns out, he had recently started cutting out carbohydrates in favor of the paleo diet, which eschews all grains and legumes in favor of a diet consisting mostly of meat, vegetables and some fruit.
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BEIJING, Oct 19 (Reuters) - China must brook no delay in cutting out "tumours" in the property market to ensure healthy market development in the long term, the Xinhua state news agency said in a commentary on Wednesday.
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Despite cutting out all the calories in booze, weight gain is common in early sobriety, especially during the first 90 days when you're apt to forgo social events in favor of staying in for Netflix and Cheetos.
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The mother and daughter accused of killing a pregnant 13-year-old in Chicago before cutting out her baby distracted her with a photo album in order to strangle her from behind, prosecutors said in court documents.
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Although some internet health gurus may advocate for a specific "anti-inflammation" diet, there's no need to go overboard, cutting out peppers here and corn there; staying active and eating well (most of the time) is enough.
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Hyperloop is the brainchild of Elon Musk, (helmed by Shervin Pishevar, Josh Giegel and CEO Rob Lloyd) that uses pods in tightly controlled, tube-contained environments to increase speed, cutting out factors like friction and air resistance.
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Apple has been cutting out suppliers over the past year and producing more and more parts in house, like designing its own graphics chips and severing ties with its former graphics partner Imagination Technologies back in April.
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Instead, Flume offers companies transparent pricing for independent services that allows patients and providers to pick and choose — cutting out much of the claims processing that creates additional administrative overhead for care providers, according to the company.
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The complaint accuses Canada of breaking WTO rules by giving unfair advantage to wine from British Columbia (BC) because the province's wine gets exclusive access to a retail channel on grocery store shelves, cutting out U.S. competitors.
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He cheerfully let the audience know he was just interrupted; one time, he said, someone messaged him during a presentation that his mic was cutting out and he was able to signal that he needed new batteries.
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I don't fuck with denim too much, but I do like cutting out panels from high on the thigh downwards — I'll cut out the entire front of my jeans so I can rock fishnets, peeking out underneath.
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Night Shift, as Apple explains, "automatically shifts the colors in your display to the warmer end of the spectrum" at night, cutting out some of the blue light that has been proven to affect your sleep rhythms.
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Early in the Obama administration, Congress gave full ownership of the federal student loan portfolio to the Department of Education, removing middlemen from the program and cutting out the profits that private banks skimmed off the system.
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"I know there are some people out there that say you shouldn't worry about the $13 latte, but the more I think about it, cutting out the $5 latte was a good place to start," says Reining.
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By cutting out wholesalers, lowering overhead costs and using savvy marketing techniques, consumer startups can be successful on narrower margins than legacy corporations, but gross margins should still be at least 40-60 percent across most categories.
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The airline said the inaugural flight reduced travel time by cutting out stopovers and by taking advantage of favorable winds without having to factor in a midpoint in the Middle East or Asia on its flight path.
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The group said on Wednesday that when cutting out the impact of the so-called step downs, its first-half revenue was flat at 2.5 billion pounds ($3.2 billion) and the underlying operating profit slipped by 2%.
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For most of us, regardless of our influence, the best option is to just pick up the phone and order directly from the restaurant you want to order from itself, thereby cutting out the exploitative middleman entirely.
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Many of the students at the Parliament Square protests said they were taking action in their own lives to cut climate-changing emissions, from eating less meat to cutting out airline flights and walking or biking more.
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A wise man once said "if it ain't broken, don't fix it," and while many accounts are cutting out the record stores to put vinyl right on our phones, you can't beat a good old record shop.
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MVMT's minimalist aesthetic, accessible price points and messaging about cutting out traditional retail middlemen appealed to a segment of millennial shoppers more willing than past generations to try out new brands and not equate high prices with quality.
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A growing roster of telehealth apps and Web services are cutting out the hassles of limited office hours and long appointment waits, not to mention the need to drag yourself out of bed when you're under the weather.
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The glass will remain an issue until Robin Lopez stops making Godzilla look like a gnome, but Boston can help themselves in the meantime by cutting out the type of mistakes they were barely making earlier this season.
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The release happens in mere seconds before Rachel returns to her office and ends the episode with a bang: sending Westmoreland's real identity to everyone and, wait for it, cutting out her eye — the eye with the camera.
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There's no need to do a deep dive into the way Hollywood studio films have evolved over the past 15 years, by cutting out most mid-budget movies, and placing the emphasis squarely on tentpole and event films.
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More health-care services ought to be paid for directly using HSAs; cutting out middlemen would aid price transparency, reduce bloat and empower patients and doctors to focus more on health and less on coding, billing and paperwork.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss watch brand Audemars Piguet wants to totally control the distribution of its luxury watches, cutting out third-party multibrand retailers, within three to five years, its head told Reuters, adding the integration would boost sales.
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While a placebo effect could make some people get better from cutting out pineapple or green peas, such an effect could just as easily be contributing to upset stomachs, causing the very symptoms people are trying to avoid.
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Further, the technology of digital distribution means not a single drop of ink or tape need be "spilled" during the entire process from creation to eventual consumption by the end user — cutting out the corporate middlemen almost completely.
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A conservation and restoration firm, EverGreene Architectural Arts, excavated the 13 figures by cutting out each piece, separating the painted plaster from the heavy terra cotta backing, and hoisting them down from the stairwell to the ground floor.
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The feeling of four walls and a roof over your head, of turning a big cardboard box upside down and cutting out a hole for a window, drawing a door in Magic Marker, taking up residence inside. Safe!
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The company already rewrote its terms of service, is in the middle of a media blitz with CEO Mark Zuckerberg to answer press questions and is cutting out data partners the company no longer wants to associate with.
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Linking digital identities to mobile phones and bank accounts has made it possible to get subsidies straight to the needy, cutting out venal intermediaries, who in the past pilfered up to three-quarters of the money in the system.
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None of the startups are exactly the same, but all aim to reduce the cost of clear aligners, as well as the number of visits to the orthodontist — with some even cutting out the in-person orthodontist visit altogether.
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It seems diabolical of the mild-mannered student, but let's not forget that she also dumped a Pop's milkshake on Veronica (Camila Mendes), and seemed to be cutting out letters for those threatening letters the production received before showtime.
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The low-light performance has been noticeably improved, and I suspect that impacts more users on a day to day basis, cutting out a lot of the noise you get when not shooting a photo in perfect daylight conditions.
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It is using data analytics to assess trends, and changing its design processes so it can wait until the latest possible moment to finalize collections, including by doing more digital design and cutting out the production of physical samples.
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John Deighton at The Harvard Business Review considered cutting out Howard Stern just one of the many calamitous decisions that led to Snapple's rapid decline under Quaker's ownership, before being sold in 1997 to Triarc, now The Wendy's Company.
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When they're not busy blowing minds with weird concoctions or trying to help you live your best life by cutting out human interaction altogether, Starbucks is responding to criticism and taking it all with a good sense of humor.
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For the first time in his career, Bakhchanyan used the image of Vladimir Lenin, the leader's face distorted by cutting out and rearranging parts of the photograph, the iconic profile disfigured by a cap pulled down over his face.
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The backdrop: A former police officer known for his attention to detail, Jacobson was personally responsible for overseeing the printing of paper game pieces, cutting out the winning tickets, and transporting them to McDonald's packaging factories throughout the country.
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"You don't know if a guy is going to want to sit in with an oncologist and see, 'OK, so this is your cervix, and this is your uterus, and we are cutting out this part,'" she told Health.
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Zhang is arguably the greatest Chinese director of all time, but his statements weren't enough to quell the frustration over what appeared to be yet another Hollywood production cutting out people of color in favor of a white guy.
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But during the musical's downtempo scenes where there's just a conversation (as when Tracy, Edna, and Wilbur talk in the kitchen about Tracy's audition), the camera clumsily moved and jostled around, often cutting out and cutting off main characters.
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Dr. Maria Siemionow, a transplant surgeon at the University of Illinois College of Medicine in Chicago, recalls spending hours in her youth crocheting sweaters and also cutting out pictures and words in magazines and gluing them into elaborate collages.
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"To eliminate the possibility of Amazon facilitating the sale of counterfeit books, we would like to offer Amazon the opportunity to serve as a wholesaler of our titles, cutting out the middle man," Mr. Kelly wrote to the company.
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We've heard a bunch of rumors surrounding the Galaxy S8 by this point, so we went ahead and rounded up the most credible leaks and rumors in one place, cutting out the rumors that seem like a long shot.
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But whether you've considered juicing, fasting or cleansing in an effort to lose weight or improve your well-being, you're probably aware that drastically cutting out foods is not effective as a long-term lifestyle approach to healthy eating.
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He also cited the case of one CEO he had heard of who was told his company's health plan could save $1 million annually by cutting out a local hospital from the network of providers covered by the plan.
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In the past two years, Liu has been publishing his research on another method of gene editing: Rather than cutting out sections of DNA, this technique can edit a single base pair, offering more precision than the original CRISPR model.
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What I saw there — bin Laden's hideouts in ruins, al-Qaeda's fighters dead and scattered, their Taliban enablers in chaotic retreat — gave me hope that we might at last be on the verge of cutting out the cancer of bin Ladenism.
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In order to play the game he loved, Hield had to construct his own basketball goals, cutting out the bottoms of crates he would take from neighbors' back yards to use as makeshift hoops and nailing those to street posts.
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Our plan was to start by cutting out a ''morning snack'' tube meal, which Violet normally received at 9 o'clock; instead, she would have six hours between breakfast and lunch to experience hunger for the first time in over a year.
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Britain's Mulberry is the latest label to usher in a "see now, buy now" model - cutting out the usual six-month delay in delivering a runway collection to stores - two years after Burberry embraced the idea and set rivals abuzz.
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Except that CBN also put out a video that makes the same edit, cutting out the context between "more fearful" and "we should be profiling" — which is less than a sentence — to make it look like she's actually advocating profiling.
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The new fund, whose final name has yet to be decided, would handle all future bailouts, cutting out the International Monetary Fund, which has clashed with euro zone governments over debt relief for Greece in connection with its latest bailout.
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Our selfies always made us look like we had double chins because we had to flip these disposable cameras around, oftentimes cutting out half of our faces and we wouldn't even find out until CVS returned our photos three days later.
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Damon Dash is in the money -- courtesy his settlement with Lee Daniels -- but he's not forking over any to his exes ... so claim the women who are now cutting out the middle man and suing Lee to get the dough.
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"Having the engines in that configuration, with seven engines, means it's definitely capable of engine out at any time, including two engine out in almost all circumstances," he said, referring to the possibility of an engine cutting out during flight.
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Meanwhile, Anthem said in a statement it would mostly stop selling individual plans in Wisconsin and Indiana, exiting the Obamacare exchanges altogether and cutting out sales through brokers in all but one county in Wisconsin and five counties in Indiana.
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SpaceX was live streaming the entire mission, but the drone ship's camera feed kept cutting out during the landing attempt, and the images that did make it through showed the booster apparently standing upright but engulfed in fire and dark smoke.
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He was a manager at General Electric, United Technologies, Accenture and elsewhere, mostly focused on Six Sigma, a collaborative program for improving company performance by cutting out waste, and running customer relations management systems and overseeing other large-scale operations.
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To keep the costs down, city authorities will need to look at the many groups involved in getting food from the field to people's tables and see if there are ways of cutting out some of the middlemen, Hawkes said.
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The best case scenario is putting a cap on the number of opioids available to the public, punishing those found to have deliberately flooded the market, and taking a serious look at cutting out the harmful aspects of drug sales practices.
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I started with simple things like just cutting out sugary drinks, and now try not to eat foods that come in a box or can, and only eat fresh foods, lots of vegetables, lean proteins, and not too many carbs.
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Russia's Gazprom and its European partners signed a shareholders' agreement on the Nord Stream-2 project last year, which would double the amount of gas directly shipped from Russia to Germany via the Baltic Sea, cutting out traditional transit route Ukraine.
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European firms are likely to save some costs by cutting out fees paid to the intermediaries who sell their products to 'mom and pop' retail investors, but bigger overhauls of fund ranges and headcount will be needed to buoy margins.
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Ultimately, Ms. Donnelly wound up cutting out lemon juice, a standard ingredient, which she deduced was sealing in apple juices that she needed to leak out, and spiking the pies with high doses of cinnamon and nutmeg, which are especially fragrant.
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Express Scripts says it saves money for payers on Luxturna by cutting out the hospital pharmacy mark up, which is 6 percent for the government Medicare program and more for commercial business – or at least $60,000 on a $1 million drug.
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In 2016, the Russian government created troll armies and impersonated Americans and American groups in 2016, but now, it's cutting out the middleman and just trying to get Americans to repeat blatantly false information themselves, the intelligence officials reportedly told Congress.
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He had immersed himself in a subject most of us — myself very much included — would prefer to ignore, and he learned some surprising things, including that vegetarianism was probably worse for animal welfare than cutting out eggs but keeping beef.
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The new home collection aligns with the company's convenience-first mission of cutting out confusing pricing, sizes, and inconsistent quality options to make luxury goods more accessible — starting with direct customer feedback on what styles we actually want inside our spaces.
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Express Scripts says it saves money for payers on Luxturna by cutting out the hospital pharmacy mark up, which is 6 percent for the government Medicare program and more for commercial business or at least $60,000 on a $1 million drug.
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Long-awaited audio from one of the "black box" flight recorders recovered from the EgyptAir flight that crashed on May 19 reveals there may have been a fire onboard the aircraft before cutting out, the investigation committee said on Saturday.
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And even if that stigma still exists, it's obviated by cosmetic enhancements becoming so sophisticated that they're devilishly hard to detect, any subtle improvement easily explained away by claims of cutting out gluten, hitting the gym more often, getting plenty of rest etc.
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It's important to note that cutting out a few hundred workers at a company with tens of thousands of employees is not unusual — and is pretty small in comparison to other established tech giants that have had to lay off far more recently.
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Dawson's book is a good example of how the film and its accompanying tie-in material can work together, although unfortunately, the final edit of the film undercut some of that work, cutting out some scenes that Dawson set up in her novel.
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" (Tom Colicchio, for the record, says he loses weight during filming.) Once the season wraps, she goes into a total "food detox," cutting out "alcohol, sweets, all dairy, except non-fat yogurt and cottage cheese, red meat, all things fried and all sugar.
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But when Lifetime ended in 1997, guitarist Dan Yemin was already looking to expand on what his band had built, attempting to find a way to ratchet up Lifetime's aggression without cutting out the bubbly guitar melodies he'd become so adept at crafting.
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Lucas rose to power dealing heroin in Harlem in the 1960s and '70s, and he boasted of cutting out middlemen by buying his product directly from Southeast Asia ... then smuggling the drugs back to America using the coffins of dead U.S. servicemen.
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Their platform is designed to connect DJs directly with event organizers, supposedly cutting out the need for booking agents and other artist representatives in the process of booking gigs, and is currently available as an iPhone app as well as by web portal.
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He was professionally bullying me, cutting out all the storyline I was supposed to be doing, cutting lines, cutting everything out, trying to make my character and myself as insignificant as possible, to the point where it was starting to get me down.
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It wants sales from its own stores and ecommerce to account for 30 percent of sales in the medium-term, up from 23 percent now, a shift away from wholesale that should also support margins by cutting out the middleman of other retailers.
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By cutting out the delivery, of course, Biggins and her cofounder Katie Ghelli have cut out a major operational pain point: logistics and a labor force to power them, which not only need to be organised but accounted for on the balance sheet.
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By cutting out unnecessary work Voyage hopes to spend more time on their core product, which Cameron stresses is not the vehicle itself (which will not be produced for direct sale to consumers), but the taxi-like service the vehicle will provide.
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He kept the bargain through Yale, gradually cutting out opera, movies, radio, dating or anything enjoyable, until he found himself one day sitting on a kerb outside the college chapel longing to die, because all he wanted to do was talk to God.
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Slovenski said Walmart planned to offer the doctor visits, dental cleanings, and lab tests at prices that are about 2174 to 28% below what people have been paying, in part by cutting out middlemen when possible and using Walmart's massive size to negotiate.
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Yet American Giant, which runs its own factories and sells its goods online, has grown its production capacity seven-fold in five years by cutting out costs that in the big brand model would go to a retail middleman, Walmart or Kohl's, say.
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But it&aposs likely that you&aposll consume fewer calories if you&aposre sticking to it, since you&aposre cutting out so many high-calorie foods, whether it&aposs processed junk food, pizza and other fast foods, or high-sugar foods and drinks.
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If you do want to scratch further, then just one bit of practical advice: Whether you're juicing or zesting or cutting out the segments of flesh to chop up, be sure to avoid the white pith in the membrane, which encases each segment.
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The main space features fragments from O'Grady's series Cutting Out the New York Times (21980 "cut-out" or "found" newspaper poems the artist made on successive Sundays, from June 21994 to November 6003, 2600) and blows them up into over 213 enlarged diptychs.
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If you're wondering how this math could possibly add up, I should mention that cutting out wine meant I also cut out the mini plate of cheese and crackers I had started making to go along with the wine, which was easily 250 calories.
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It seemed legally risky but he told me that Homie had blown up in the area over the past year, promising to handle all the paperwork while cutting out the middleman, the closing costs and the whopping six percent commission often associated with a realtor.
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The Yankees' decision last week to replace print-at-home tickets with mobile ticketing drew widespread condemnation because it would have required mobile tickets to be sold on the Yankees' ticket exchange, thus cutting out third-parties like StubHub that sometimes offer less-expensive tickets.
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What you seem to be doing is saying that you can address the economic concerns and that will put you a long way to dealing with those social concerns, including these…Yeah, but is this the wrong way to... You're cutting out that race question.
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And while Scott's bass parts are so weird and triumphant, he's also great at cutting out intermittently and letting the chaos of the rest of the song stand alone Tarver: And Scottie being sort of bi-coastal ended up being this good thing for that.
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Competitions Time feels like stepping back in time to the early halcyon days of the World Wide Web, when all you had to worry about were internet stalkers and the dial-up modem cutting out if your friend called you at home after school.
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Latecomers to the digital space, Swiss luxury watch brands have now realized that e-commerce and social networks are formidable tools to get a tighter grip on distribution and customer relationships, while cutting out wholesalers also helps to keep a lid on the grey market.
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"The first use of the technology will be to repair brain injuries as a result of stroke or cutting out a cancer lesion, where somebody's fundamentally lost a certain cognitive element," Musk told Tim Urban for an expansive article on the site Wait Buy Why.
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Had my testosterone levels been on the low end of the scale, studies suggest I could significantly and naturally fluff them up by losing excess body fat, getting a solid eight hours of sleep per night, exercising—particularly resistance training—daily and cutting out booze.
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Foreign steel companies have been concerned the probe may be aimed at shoring up American producers and cutting out foreign competition While the investigation has mainly been aimed at cheap imports from China, European steel exporters worry they will be targeted by the U.S. measures.
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What seems certain is that the fentanyl boom in Sinaloa and other parts of Mexico is just beginning, and signals a growing trend by criminal syndicates to favour synthetic drugs which are quicker and easier to produce – cutting out the planting and harvesting process.
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Cutting out 50 years of the story and most of the cast of characters (the book begins in the 1940s with the Egyptian writer Sayyid Qutb; the show skips decades of Arab history and opens in 1998) allows more time for fiction-friendly details.
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He believes that it's still possible for work to be rewarding — maybe even more possible, now that apps and online platforms offer the promise of cutting out corporate bosses and rent-seeking middlemen (leaving in place a few rent-seeking technocapitalist billionaires, of course).
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He has honed this material, beefing up jokes and cutting out fat, and his comedy has become tighter, funnier if also slicker, shifting from a story of a comic struggling with demons to one describing how he once was lost and now he's found.
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"People have been asking what I'm doing that's working and honestly, I don't know because I tried so many things from cutting out meat and dairy to probiotics to celery juicing in the morning to no makeup to using all of these topicals," she said.
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As New America fellow Lee Drutman has explained for Vox, party leaders are in complete control of the process: Everything moves through party leadership, which is increasingly writing bills on its own, cutting out committees, and giving rank-and-file members no opportunity for input.
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Wyndham Worldwide then sold Novasol to PE firm Platinum Equity earlier this year for $1.3 billion, and yesterday Novasol announced a new CEO, so it looks like the Wimdu closure is part of how the new owner is now cleaning house and cutting out loss-making operations.
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The reality star, 37, had already made one major diet change in 2014 — cutting out soda — when her daughter Pumpkin suffered a brain injury after the family got into a car crash, and was told by the neurologist she could no longer drink the sugary beverage.
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While the BOJ is cutting out retail investors, traditional buyers of JGBs will be able to expect some profit on their purchases because the central bank will still be buying the bonds for its quantitative easing program, noted Marcel Thieliant, a Japan economist at Capital Economics.
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So when I agreed to embark on a month-long journey to get red carpet ready, inspired by the actual things actual celebrities do to tone up and beautify, I was devastated to learn that cutting out gluten and dairy is a common part of this process.
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By implementing the radio technology that NFL teams use to communicate with their quarterbacks, MLB would also streamline the game by cutting out the time wasted not only in catchers and pitchers communicating, but by the third base coach doing his hand jive between every pitch.
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Australia's "Big Four" banks - Australia and New Zealand Banking Group, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, National Australia Bank and Westpac Banking Corp - now have the opportunity to battle for the money projected to leak from the mortgage broking sector and capture extra margins by cutting out an intermediary.
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These were among the wave of blockchain tests touted by the financial industry over the past few years, as firms bet the new technology would displace much of the sector's infrastructure, cutting out middlemen, speeding transactions and reducing costs for things like securities and payments processing.
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After meeting with Wall Street executives, Trump said, "We expect to be cutting out a lot of Dodd-Frank…" This is the law that was passed after the second greatest financial collapse in United States history, to protect millions of working class people — white, black and brown.
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As Zach and Lydia report:Slovenski said Walmart planned to offer the doctor visits, dental cleanings, and lab tests at prices that are about 30 to 50% below what people have been paying, in part by cutting out middlemen when possible and using Walmart's massive size to negotiate.
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However, when you cut out the middlemen, you're also cutting out the value they provide such as risk distribution, rapid scaling, sales expertise, and pre-existing relationships, all of which can help push your product out to the market faster and give it strategic exposure upfront.
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Lynn — who led an early investment in the online lender LendingClub while with her previous employer, Morgenthaler Ventures — remembers well the language that the company and competitors like Prosper used and the boldness with which they launched into the world, intent on cutting out the middleman.
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Speed is key for ColourPop, as it has ushered in a successful model for fast beauty by cutting out the middleman (retail), taking its cues from the people who matter most (the consumers), and bringing affordable new products to market in as little time as five days.
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For those who can't afford braces or Invisalign, startups like Uniform Teeth, Candid, SmileDirectClub and Orthly aim to not only reduce the cost of clear aligners, but also the number of visits to the orthodontist — with some even cutting out the in-person orthodontist visit altogether.
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For a new series, "Cutting Out CONYT" — selections of which are on view at Alexander Gray Associates — she repeated the process of creating poetry from found text; this time, however, she mined both the public language of The Times and her own previous, private reckoning with it.
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According to the report, Homeland Security officials said that they probably could source most of their items from the United States, but that cutting out foreign countries could add 50 to 150 percent to the purchase price — an extra expense taxpayers may not want to bear.
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Instead of relying on insurers to "cover" people with expensive pre-existing conditions, and shoveling subsidies their way to cover those costs, the government could put the sickest patients in dedicated risk pools and figure out how to make economies by cutting out the insurance middleman.
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The move follows two blockbuster mergers — CVS Health's $69 billion deal to acquire health insurer Aetna and Cigna's $54 billion for pharmacy benefits firm Express Scripts — that aim to generate savings by coordinating care, cutting out the middleman costs associated with pharmacy benefit managers (known as PBMs).
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)By cutting out a portion of a handset's upper display to make room for a front-facing camera and any other sensors that can be crammed in there, the notch is turning what would otherwise be a boring bezel into something you can actually use.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)While I haven't had a chance to really test them out yet, I do like the idea of simplifying smarthome devices by cutting out bridges and hubs an leveraging your smart speaker, or even a Smart Display to serve as a command center of sorts.
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That was impressive to me, just how good ... Every pitch was like, "Wow, this is so great," so you would end up with an hour's material for a show that ended up only needing to be a half hour or so, and you're constantly cutting out stuff that's funny.
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Theater owners themselves, who initially balked at the expense of digital projection, finally came around when it became clear that digital projection could add to their bottom lines, reducing labor costs by cutting out pricey skilled projectionists and allowing theaters to charge more for digital 3D movies like Avatar.
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Because of this, going entirely carb-free is advised against as fruits and vegetables contain essential vitamins and nutrients such as dietary fiber, Vitamin A, and Vitamin C. Although going gluten-free might seem like a healthier lifestyle, cutting out these proteins likely won't help you lose weight.
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One area where industry experts see the consortium having a potentially dramatic impact on pricing is in cutting out the network of middlemen rather than partnering with them, and giving patients more direct access to their medical needs, whether that's in the form of care, coverage or prescriptions.
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Scott Kennedy, a China expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said that some Chinese companies might try to take advantage of market dynamics by cutting out competitors, but that, on the whole, China's recovery would be helpful, rather than harmful, for restarting economic growth worldwide.
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"Let's not just focus on the things we should be cutting out of our diet because to be honest, we've tried that for a while," said Dr. Nita Gandhi Forouhi, an epidemiologist at University of Cambridge School of Clinical Medicine who wrote a commentary that accompanied the study.
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SAN SEBASTIAN (Reuters) - After revamping their stadium by cutting out a much-maligned running track and elevating its capacity to 40,000, Real Sociedad finally have a home to be proud of and they believe it can help their bid to return to being one of Spain's top clubs.
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In fiction, she could satisfy her deep romantic streak: she fell in love with Prince Andrei in "War and Peace" and once, at thirteen, defaced a library book by cutting out a still of Laurence Olivier's Mr. Darcy and taking it home to look at in private, guilty rapture.
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But $1,200 annual supplement subscriptions, and notions about cutting out entire food groups that target suffering women speak to the importance of taking women's pain seriously within the medical establishment, otherwise, their time, money, and actual health and happiness are at risk of being chipped away by opportunists.
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Imagine a MacBook Air that, instead of playing catch-up to where the rest of Apple's laptops were two years ago, jumped ahead of its competitors by cutting out almost the entire display, just like the iPhone X. If you think about it, a notch actually makes sense with macOS.
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If you suspect this might be the case, talk to a doctor or registered dietitian about how to safely determine what might be causing you trouble, and to come up with a diet plan that'll help you avoid what you can't tolerate without cutting out foods you don't really need to.
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Photo: APApple put up, and then took down, a job posting that suggested the company is preparing to give up on wireless chips manufactured by Qualcomm—a supplier it is currently in a contentious legal battle with—and is possibly cutting out Intel as well for future generations of iPhones.
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So beyond cutting out the third-party sellers that hock Nike products without the company's blessing, this deal would give the shoemaker access to a whole new segment of consumers who shop primarily on Amazon and may be willing to switch traditional in-store purchases, like shoes, to online ones.
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With that said, just like any online marketplace has the potential to do so, by cutting out (or at least replacing) the traditional care agency middle-person, HomeTouch claims its carers earn up to 75 per cent above industry average, whilst still offering good value for money to care seekers.
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In terms of my diet, I'd be eating around 1,200 calories a day for the first three weeks — cutting out most carbs — then bump it up a little bit for three weeks and add carbs twice a week, and try to come back down to around 1,153 for the last two.
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The tech involved is complex, but the idea is simple: If you create a machine learning system that understands what the human voice sounds like, on average, then it can listen to an audio signal and select only that part of it, cutting out a great deal of background noise.
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Another way suppliers are responding to the toilet paper craze: Some are cutting out distribution centers, sending trucks directly to and from paper factories to get product onto shelves more quickly, said Scott Luton, founder and CEO of Supply Chain Now Radio, a digital media company focused on supply chain management.
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"Cutting out Huawei altogether potentially moves us toward a kind of bipolar, bifurcated internet, which if taken to logical extreme would have some very serious adverse implications for everyone in terms of cost, a slowdown in innovation, and general reduction in intellectual and technical interchange," says Inkster, the former MI6 official.
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The headphones are great at cutting out most plane engine noise, train noise, and so on — so whether you plan on using the headphones for traveling, or simply for day to day use, they should be more than good enough at helping you focus on what you want to listen to.
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" If you want to save big, start with small changes, he tells CNBC Make It: "I know there are some people out there that say you shouldn't worry about the $5 latte, but the more I think about it, cutting out the $5 latte was a good place to start.
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The trailer then gets a few shots of Efron's truly insanely chiseled body in, while turning any depiction of his character perpetrating violence into an action movie shot, creating excitement with slow motion and repeated action that creates safe suspense by cutting out right before the brutal connection of laying ax to skin.
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Alcohol became my vice of choice once again and I was totally okay with that — until Facebook presented me with a spot-free, glowing, even-skinned, and completely teetotal picture of myself, and I wondered whether cutting out alcohol could make me look as good now as I did a decade ago.
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" The Atlantic's Taylor Lorenz published an article Wednesday saying that only one of the photos was from an influencer, and that by cutting out the Instagram users' captions, Zupan's "tweet's claim is false, and its premise — that photos at sites of tragedy are inherently self-serving and in poor taste — is misleading.
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This combination of forces explains why a CVS-Aetna merger might make sense: to make CVS a more formidable competitor against possible new entrants, such as Amazon, into the bit of the business started by the Goldsteins, and to extract efficiencies by cutting out the middlemen in the health-care supply chain.
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This is almost certainly the only way RCV will ever be implemented in the U.S. Activists will have to gather the requisite number of signatures to make the issue a ballot referendum that voters can decide on directly, cutting out the major-party politicians who have no interest in seeing such legislation passed.
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There is clearly a risk in cutting out from a presidential campaign the role that the traditional media play in truth-testing the pronouncements of a candidate like Mr. Trump, and it is possible that standard political techniques like negative television advertising could slow or derail his quest for the Republican nomination.
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Beyond those cord-cutting out of frugality, there's an entirely different market composed of those who want the flexibility of a modern streaming service, but are still itching for something that better resembles cable TV. That's where Sling TV's pitch comes in, with offers of the "best of cable" and live sports via ESPN.
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"I know there are some people out there that say you shouldn't worry about the $5 latte, but the more I think about it, cutting out the $5 latte was a good place to start," says early retiree Chris Reining, who saved $1 million by age 35 and quit his job two years later.
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